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Erath County, Texas
Historical Markers in Dublin vicinity, Texas
Duane tells the stories behind 9 Texas historical markers in Dublin vicinity, in Erath County. Each one is hand-told in his own voice, with the official marker text right alongside. Common themes here: Strange But True. The markers on this list were placed between 1972 and 2016. 1 is a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark.
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- Caudle Cemeteryplaced 2000
Once known as "South Bolton Cemetery," this is the final resting place of Mary Follis (d.1879), who was buried here during the ownership of James and…
- Edna Hill Communityplaced 1994
Abundant grassland, timber, and water induced pioneers to settle in this area of Texas's western Cross Timbers region in the 1850s.
- Hancock Cemeteryplaced 2000
The earliest marked grave on this site, once known as "North Bolton Cemetery," is that of Asa L. Anderson (1875-1876), who was buried here during the…
- Kiker's Ginplaced 2016
In 1873, several families, including the Cannons, Howells, Kikers, Mayfields, Strongs and Whitfields, came to the Green’s Creek Community.
- Pecan Cemeteryplaced 1992
The Pecan Cemetery traces its history to 1880. The oldest marked grave is that of Horace F. Adams (October 19-November 14, 1880), son of Isaac…
- Pecan Cemetery Tabernacleplaced 1996
In 1884 J. W. McKenzie deeded 3.5 acres of land for church and cemetery purposes in the Purves Community.
All 9 historical markers in Dublin vicinity
Historical markers near Dublin vicinity
- Dublin16 stories · 3 mi
- Stephenville vicinity7 stories · 13 mi
- Stephenville29 stories · 13 mi
- Comanche vicinity8 stories · 20 mi
- Comanche28 stories · 20 mi
- Bluff Dale8 stories · 27 mi
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