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Historical Markers in Noonday, Texas
Clickable Map of Smith County, Texas and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions
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2019-10-06
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Smith County, TX (114)
Cherokee County, TX (111)
Gregg County, TX (153)
Henderson County, TX (83)
Rusk County, TX (91)
Upshur County, TX (32)
Van Zandt County, TX (136)
Wood County, TX (91) Smith County (114)
Smith County (114)
Cherokee County (111)
Cherokee County (111)
Gregg County (153)
Gregg County (153)
Henderson County (83)
Henderson County (83)
Rusk County (91)
Rusk County (91)
Upshur County (32)
Upshur County (32)
Van Zandt County (136)
Van Zandt County (136)
Wood County (91)
Wood County (91)
Tyler is the county seat for Smith County
Noonday is in Smith County
ADJACENT TO SMITH COUNTY
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Mississippi natives William and Emily Hawthorne moved to this area with their family in 1867. In the 1870 census, they were recorded as having ten children. This cemetery takes its name from the Hawthornes, although their name does not appear on . . . — — Map (db m310465) HM
Established ca. 1890
Historic Texas cemetery – 2009 — — Map (db m310466) HM
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Oct. 10, 2026
