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

By Michael Sean Nix, September 13, 2009

McClimons Memorial Marker

RANKED BY RELEVANCE

1 ► South Carolina, Spartanburg County, Greer — McClimons Memorial —

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2 ► Texas, Dallas County, Dallas, South Dallas — 6889 — Fabulous Quarter Horse Steel Dust —

3 ► Texas, Dallas County, Lancaster, Lancaster Historic Neighborhood District — Fabulous Racehorse Steel Dust —

4 ► Texas, Dickens County, McAdoo — 12739 — Marshall Clinton Formby, Jr. — (Apr. 12, 1911 - Dec. 27, 1984) —

5 ► Texas, Hopkins County, Sulphur Springs — Historic Roadside Park —

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6 ► Texas, Dallas County, Lancaster, Lancaster Historic Neighborhood District — Steel Dust — Settled 1852 —

7 ► Texas, Dickens County, McAdoo — 12634 — Marshall Clinton Formby, Jr. — (April 12, 1911 - December 27, 1984) —

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8 ► Texas, Hopkins County, Sulphur Springs — 7305 — Confederate Refugees in Texas, C. S. A. —

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9 ► Texas, Hopkins County, Sulphur Springs — 7314 — Hopkins County —

10 ► Texas, Hopkins County, Sulphur Springs — 7319 — North Liberty Baptist Church —

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11 ► Texas, Hopkins County, Sulphur Springs — 7329 — Sulphur Springs Loan and Building Association —

12 ► Texas, Wise County, Decatur — 17980 — Colonel Absalom Bishop —

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13 ► Texas, Hopkins County, Miller Grove — 17016 — Miller Grove School —

14 ► Texas, Hopkins County, Sulphur Springs — 7315 — Hopkins County Courthouse —

15 ► Texas, Hopkins County, Sulphur Springs — 7330 — Townsite of Tarrant —

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16 ► Texas, Delta County, Cooper — 6933 — DeSpain Bridge — (Site 4.2 miles Southwest) —

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17 ► Texas, Hopkins County, Miller Grove — 16487 — Miller Grove Cemetery —

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18 ► Texas, Delta County, Cooper — 18906 — Nathaniel L. Corbet — (1812-1901) —

19 ► Texas, Delta County, Cooper — 6952 — Yates and Methodist Protestant Cemeteries —

20 ► Texas, Hopkins County, Sulphur Springs — 7316 — Hopkins County Echo-Daily News-Telegram —

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21 ► Texas, Hopkins County, Saltillo — 22531 — Old Saltillo Cemetery —

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    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.