Historical Markers in Elkhart, Texas

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• Dickerson Parkerplaced 1936

  A San Jacinto Veteran Born in Tennessee, May 29, 1812; died August 1, 1844. His wife Lucinda Eaton Parker, born Jan. 14, 1820, died Jan. 27, 1847.

• John Starr Houseplaced 1968

  Home of 1848 settler Starr and wife Susannah (sister of religious leader Daniel Parker, aunt of famed Indian captive Cynthia Ann Parker).

• Miles Bennettplaced 1936

  A soldier in the Army of Texas, 1836. Born in Indiana, July 26, 1816; died November 24, 1849.

• Starr Cemeteryplaced 1969

  Family graveyard of the descendants of John Starr (1797 - 1872), Texas pioneer. First person buried here, Starr lies beside wife Susannah.

• Beulah Baptist Churchplaced 2017

  Organized in the latter part of 1861, the Beulah Baptist Church first held worship services under a brush arbor.

• Elkhart Garden of Memories Cemeteryplaced 2012

  Situated among oak, pine and crepe myrtles, this cemetery is the resting place for descendants of Elkhart settlers.

All 17 historical markers in Elkhart

• Beulah Baptist Church2017
• Dickerson Parker1936
• Elkhart Garden of Memories Cemetery2012
• Elkhart Myrtle Springs Cemetery2012
• First Baptist Church of Elkhart2012
• First United Methodist Church of Elkhart1986
• John Starr House1968
• Magnolia Cemetery1999
• Miles Bennett1936
• Old Pilgrim Church1965
• Pilgrim Predestinarian Regular Baptist Church1936
• Pilgrim Predestinarian Regular Baptist Church1936
• Pine Lodge Club House1967
• Rev. Daniel Parker1936
• Site of Henry High School2004
• Starr Cemetery1969
• Wilson Cemetery2010

Historical markers near Elkhart

• Palestine86 stories · 10 mi
• Slocum5 stories · 10 mi
• Grapeland25 stories · 12 mi
• Maydelle6 stories · 15 mi
• Weches10 stories · 19 mi
• Tennessee Colony6 stories · 21 mi

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