In the mid-1820s, founding settler Eldridge Mallard
established the Byler Toll Road central collection
booth near the artesian springs along the Byler Road,
leading to the founding of the Camp Springs
settlement. Named by General Andrew . . . — — Map (db m293278) HM
On March 31, 1846, the Dublin Post Office was established on the Byler Road in Fayette County to continue mail service when the Eldridge Post Office temporarily closed. Surley Dublin served as its first postmaster and was the office's namesake. . . . — — Map (db m310410) HM
A major toll booth along the Byler Road, the Eldridge
Mallard Toll Booth was located about 2 miles north of
the present-day town of Eldridge. Eldridge's origins
date from 1822 after the Byler Road was completed,
making it older than Walker . . . — — Map (db m303061) HM
Located on the Byler Road, the origins of New River
Baptist Church can be traced to a meeting held
on March 25, 1826, at John Hellums' residence.
John Canterbery, Nathan Roberts, and James Barnes
also attended the meeting. During this . . . — — Map (db m310090) HM
According to the inscriptions on the cemetery's
headstones, the first burial in Tidwell Cemetery,
located beside the Byler Road, was Sarah Tidwell,
born and died in 1862. The home of Sarah's family,
including her brother, Peter Tidwell, born in . . . — — Map (db m310105) HM
