Historical Markers and War Memorials in Bailey''s Prairie

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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Bailey''s Prairie

Bailey's Prairie, Texas and Vicinity

▶ Brazoria County (71)
▶ Fort Bend County (60)
▶ Galveston County (301)
▶ Harris County (309)
▶ Matagorda County (48)
▶ Wharton County (24)

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1► Texas (Brazoria County), Bailey's Prairie — 9524 — "Brit" Bailey Plantation — (Extending Southwest) —

Established in 1818 as an individual claim by James Briton Bailey, a member later of Austin's colony. Born 1779, Bailey was tall, fearless, of Irish stock. At his request, he was buried (1833) standing up, facing west, gun at side. His . . . — — Map (db m92231) HM

2► Texas (Brazoria County), Bailey's Prairie — 9523 — James Briton "Brit" Bailey — (1779-1833) —

Pioneer Texan noted for his courage, integrity, and eccentric behavior. Came to Texas in 1818 with wife and six children. He settled on what came to be "Bailey's Prairie". Joined Stephen F. Austin's colony, 1824. Bailey became a captain in . . . — — Map (db m92233) HM

3► Texas (Brazoria County), Bailey's Prairie — 9577 — Munson Cemetery —

In 1850, Mordello Stephen Munson (born in Liberty County in 1825)—son of Henry William Munson (born 1793), a member of Austin's colony—set aside this burial tract for his family and friends. It was at Ridgely Plantation, on Bailey's . . . — — Map (db m92234) HM

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