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Entries Containing All of the Phrases «guadalupe county» AND «texas»

This list will also include matches for inflectional* forms of the words.
 
By James Hulse, March 28, 2021
King Family Cemetery
RANKED BY RELEVANCE
1 ► Texas, Guadalupe County, Seguin — 13197 — King Family Cemetery —

2 ► Texas, Guadalupe County, Seguin — 2297 — Guadalupe County —

3 ► Texas, Guadalupe County, Seguin — 4293 — Robert D. McAnelly —
4 ► Texas, Wilson County, La Vernia — 13806 — Polley Cemetery —

5 ► Texas, Lubbock County, Lubbock — El Capote Cabin — c. 1838 —

6 ► Texas, Guadalupe County, Seguin — 18826 — San Geronimo Cemetery —

7 ► Texas, Guadalupe County, Seguin — Zuehl Family Fence —

8 ► Texas, Guadalupe County, Staples — 654 — Camp Clark, C.S.A. —

9 ► Texas, Travis County, Austin, Central East Austin — 14154 — Major William G. Cooke —

10 ► Texas, Comal County, New Braunfels — German Pioneers Monument —
11 ► Texas, Guadalupe County, New Braunfels — 15444 — Schumannsville Cemetery —
12 ► Texas, Guadalupe County, Seguin — Seguin — Home of the World's Largest Pecan —
13 ► Texas, Guadalupe County, Seguin — Stephen F. Austin Oak Tree —

14 ► Texas, Guadalupe County, Seguin — 2167 — George Washington Lonis —
15 ► Texas, Travis County, Austin, Central East Austin — 15305 — William Tom —

16 ► Texas, Guadalupe County, New Berlin — 13771 — Warncke Cemetery —
17 ► Texas, Guadalupe County, Seguin — 1918 Moline Universal Tractor — Model D, 4 Cylinder Gasoline Powered —
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18 ► Texas, Guadalupe County, Seguin — 4279 — Riverside Cemetery —
19 ► Texas, Wilson County, Stockdale — 12382 — Site of Nockenut —

20 ► Texas, Baylor County, Seymour — 340 — Baylor County —
21 ► Texas, Guadalupe County, New Berlin — 12750 — Site of Muelder Store —
22 ► Texas, Guadalupe County, Seguin — 1521 — Ezekiel Smith —

23 ► Texas, Guadalupe County, Seguin — 12565 — Sweet Home Vocational and Agricultural School —
 
    Thin black lines indicate changes in relevance. Between each pair of lines entries are ordered geographically but all have the same relevance.
* Inflectional forms of words are their plurals, singulars, and possessives as well as gramatical tenses and similar variations.
 
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Nov. 13, 2026