Historical Markers in Hallettsville, Texas

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• Andrew Kentplaced 2005

  Andrew Kent was born c. 1791 in Kentucky, to Isaac Kent; his mother's name is unknown. On April 30, 1816, he wed Elizabeth Zumwalt, a Missouri native…

• Joel Pontonplaced 1971

  (July 3, 1802 - February 1, 1875) Born in Virginia. Came to Texas 1833. Settled first at Gonzales. Served in the 1836 Texas War for Independence.

• Arthur Henry Vollentineplaced 1994

  Arthur Henry Vollentine was born in New Jersey or Virginia about 1807. He came to Texas about 1833 as a colonist of Empresario Martin de Leon and in…

• John Himes Livergoodplaced 2001

  (September 10, 1815 - October 3, 1893) A native of Pennsylvania, John Himes Livergood came to Texas in 1837 and received 640 acres of land on Peach…

• 50th Anniversary of Battle of Galvestonplaced 1967

  Jan. 1, 1863 --- Jan. 1, 1914 In commemorating the 50th anniversary of the capture of Galveston by the Southern Confederacy.

• American Legion Hudgeons Post 230placed 2015

  Following World War I, local veterans of Hallettsville created the Hudgeons Post 230 in 1920.

Hallettsville on the Texas history calendar

• April 30: Andrew Kent

All 15 historical markers in Hallettsville

• 50th Anniversary of Battle of Galveston1967
• American Legion Hudgeons Post 2302015
• Andrew Kent2005
• Andrews Chapel Cemetery2004
• Arthur Henry Vollentine1994
• Hallettsville Memorial Park1970
• Joel Ponton1971
• John Himes Livergood2001
• Marshall and Malinda Mitchell2015
• Moravia General Store1998
• SPJST Velehrad Cemetery2005
• St. Mary's Parish1971
• West-Wagner Homestead1997
• William E. Summers2012
• William Smothers1977

Historical markers near Hallettsville

• Shiner10 stories · 14 mi
• Moulton7 stories · 15 mi
• Schulenburg7 stories · 16 mi
• Columbus34 stories · 31 mi
• Gonzales28 stories · 31 mi
• Cuero28 stories · 31 mi

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