Historical Markers in Farmers Branch, Texas

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• Marsh Cemeteryplaced 2002

  In 1844, Harrison C. Marsh (1805-1889) and his wife, Mary "Polly" (Raymond) (1810-1888), natives of Harrison County, Kentucky, came from…

• Bill and Maude Dodson Houseplaced 2007

  This historic Farmers Branch residence was the home of the city's first mayor. William F. (Bill) Dodson (1895-1949), a native of Malakoff, married…

• David Myersplaced 1993

  (October 15, 1797 - March 9, 1853) William Myers (b. 1753) and his wife Flora moved from Virginia to Kentucky, where the last of their ten children…

• First Baptist Church of Farmers Branchplaced 1999

  Thomas and Sarah Keenan settled in Farmers Branch in 1842. They established a family cemetery when they buried their infant son on this site the…

• First Methodist Society, Dallas County'splaced 1972

  (Webb Chapel United Methodist Church) Founded in Republic of Texas. Isaac Blackman Webb (1802 - 80), after moving his family from Missouri to the…

• Gilbert Houseplaced 1990

  Dr. Samuel H. Gilbert (1828 - 1890) came to Texas about 1850. He settled first in Cass County, and in 1852 married Julia Ann Ritchie (d.

All 11 historical markers in Farmers Branch

• Bill and Maude Dodson House2007
• David Myers1993
• First Baptist Church of Farmers Branch1999
• First Methodist Society, Dallas County's1972
• Gilbert House1990
• John Keenan1971
• Keenan Cemetery1994
• Marsh Cemetery2002
• Pioneers of Mustang Branch1983
• Rawhide Creek and Park1971
• Texian Land and Emigration Company1936

Historical markers near Farmers Branch

• Carrollton7 stories · 3 mi
• Irving18 stories · 9 mi
• Richardson9 stories · 9 mi
• Lewisville11 stories · 10 mi
• Dallas248 stories · 11 mi
• Grapevine17 stories · 11 mi

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