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

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By Brian Anderson, September 28, 2019
Salem Lutheran Cemetery Marker
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101 ► Texas, Harris County, Rose Hill, Powder Mill Estates — 15724 — Salem Lutheran Cemetery —
Near Lutheran Cemetery Road 0.4 miles north of Lutheran School Road.
This burial ground began as the Scherer Family Cemetery. The Scherers were among the early settlers of Rosehill, a rural community in northwest Harris County. The first German settlers began arriving by way of Galveston in 1846. Through the efforts . . . — — Map (db m140290) HM
102 ► Texas, Harris County, Tomball, Creekside Park — 15739 — Zion Lutheran Cemetery —
On Zion Lutheran Cemetery Road north of Wendtwoods Drive, on the right when traveling north.
This area of North Harris County was settled by Germans in the 1850s and was first known as Stuebner. Adolph Stuebner was the Postmaster from 1885 until mail service was transferred to Hufsmith in 1911. The International & Great Northern Railroad . . . — — Map (db m170805) HM

103 ► Texas, Harris County, La Porte, Sylvan Beach — La Porte's Original Library —
On Bayshore Drive south of San Jacinto Street, on the right when traveling south.
The La Porte, Texas branch of the Harris County Public Library began in June 1921 with 110 books placed in the La Porte High School. In 1923, due to increased adult patronage, the library was moved to quieter and larger quarters in the La Porte . . . — — Map (db m134158) HM

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