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Entries Containing All of the Phrases «limestone county» AND «texas»
By James Hulse, February 13, 2026
James Alfred Head Marker
RANKED BY RELEVANCE
1 ► Texas, Limestone County, Kosse — 18002 — James Alfred Head —  |
| 2 ► Texas, Limestone County, Groesbeck — David Medlock Jr. — |
| 3 ► Texas, Parker County, Weatherford — 2655 — Isaac Parker — (Apr. 7, 1793 - Apr. 14, 1883) — |
| 4 ► Texas, Anderson County, Palestine — 17672 — Roy B. Wallace — |
| 5 ► Texas, Limestone County, Kosse — 530 — Brown Family Cemetery — |
| 6 ► Texas, Brazoria County, Freeport — 9543 — William Jarvis Cannan — (December 23, 1808 - September 24, 1881) — |
| 7 ► Texas, Limestone County, Kosse — 10929 — James Alfred Head — |
| 8 ► Texas, Limestone County, Kosse — 14038 — Kimik Kiln — |
| 9 ► Texas, Limestone County, Mexia — 452 — Booker T. Washington Park — (Near the Historic Comanche Crossing of the Navasota River) — |
| 10 ► Texas, Van Zandt County, Edom — 11374 — Adren Anglin — (Feb. 14, 1796 - Jan. 10, 1865) — |
| 11 ► Texas, Limestone County, Groesbeck — 13011 — Faulkenberry Cemetery — |
| 12 ► Texas, Anderson County, Palestine — 20147 — Osjetea Briggs — |
| 13 ► Texas, Limestone County, Kosse — 18240 — Bassett House — |
| 14 ► Texas, Hill County, Mt. Calm — 3518 — Mt. Calm Methodist Church — |
| 15 ► Texas, Limestone County, Kosse — 23255 — Chinese Labor on the Houston & Texas Central Railway — |
| 16 ► Texas, Limestone County, Oletha — 13198 — Ferguson Cemetery — |
| 17 ► Texas, Limestone County, Groesbeck — 1636 — First Baptist Church of Groesbeck — |
| 18 ► Texas, Limestone County, Groesbeck — 2522 — Home County of Lafayette Lumpkin Foster — (Member of the first Railroad Commission of Texas) — |
| 19 ► Texas, Limestone County, Kosse — 14004 — King-Williams Cemetery — |
| 20 ► Texas, Limestone County, Groesbeck — Fort Parker — |
| 21 ► Texas, Limestone County, Groesbeck — 12031 — Limestone County Courthouse — |
| 22 ► Texas, Limestone County, Mexia — 3816 — Old Springfield — |
| 23 ► Texas, Limestone County, Mexia — 3817 — Old Springfield Cemetery — |
| 24 ► Texas, Limestone County, Mexia — 5515 — Town Named for Gen. Jose Antonio Mexia — (1800 - 1839) — |
| 25 ► Texas, Brazos County, Bryan — Men of Vision — Boonville — |
| 26 ► Texas, Comal County, New Braunfels — Founder's Oak — A Sesquicentennial Project — Gründer Eiche - Roble de los Fundadores — |
| 27 ► Texas, Foard County, Crowell — 16058 — Pease River Battlefield — |
| 28 ► Texas, Freestone County, Fairfield — 12454 — Grange Hall Community — |
| 29 ► Texas, Limestone County, Groesbeck — 5937 — Mrs. C.D. Kelly — (Zada Jane Sanders Kelly, 1881 - 1968) — |
| 30 ► Texas, Limestone County, Mt. Calm — 3487 — Mount Calm Cemetery — |
| 31 ► Alabama, Limestone County, Athens — Lentzville Cemetery — |
| 32 ► Texas, Limestone County, Coolidge — 22597 — Allen Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church — |
| 33 ► Texas, Limestone County, Coolidge — 15496 — Armour Cemetery — |
| 34 ► Texas, Limestone County, Groesbeck — 2002 — Fort Parker Memorial Park — |
| 35 ► Texas, Limestone County, Groesbeck — 4058 — Plummer Cemetery — |
| 36 ► Texas, Limestone County, Kosse — 1374 — Ebenezer Baptist Church and Cemetery — |
| 37 ► Texas, Limestone County, Mexia — 2858 — Joseph E. Johnston Reunion Grounds — (4 mi. West) — (Camp No. 94, United Confederate Veterans) — |
| 38 ► Texas, Limestone County, Prairie Hill — 4107 — Prairie Hill Baptist Church — |
| 39 ► Texas, Limestone County, Tehuacana — 4301 — Robert M. Love — (1847-1903) — |
| 40 ► Texas, Limestone County, Coolidge — 17714 — Munger Community — |
| 41 ► Texas, Limestone County, Groesbeck — Old Fort Parker — |
| 42 ► Texas, Limestone County, Mexia — 2867 — Joseph W. Stubenrauch — Horticulturists-Educator-Farmer — (February 7, 1852-September 21, 1938) — |
| 43 ► Texas, Limestone County, Mt. Calm — 3517 — Mt. Antioch Cemetery — |
| 44 ► Texas, Henderson County, La Rue — 14587 — Morrison Chapel/La Rue Cemetery — |
| 45 ► Texas, Limestone County, Thornton — 3784 — Site of Old Potter's Shop — |
| 46 ► Alabama, Limestone County, Athens — Reconstruction — Fort Henderson and Trinity 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.
Nov. 13, 2026