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Historical Markers in Elkhart, Texas

 
Clickable Map of Anderson County, Texas and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions image/svg+xml 2019-10-06 U.S. Census Bureau, Abe.suleiman; Lokal_Profil; HMdb.org; J.J.Prats/dc:title> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Usa_counties_large.svg Anderson County, TX (52) Cherokee County, TX (89) Freestone County, TX (38) Henderson County, TX (38) Houston County, TX (115) Leon County, TX (18)  AndersonCounty(52) Anderson County (52)  CherokeeCounty(89) Cherokee County (89)  FreestoneCounty(38) Freestone County (38)  HendersonCounty(38) Henderson County (38)  HoustonCounty(115) Houston County (115)  LeonCounty(18) Leon County (18)
Palestine is the county seat for Anderson County
Elkhart is in Anderson County
      Anderson County (52)  
ADJACENT TO ANDERSON COUNTY
      Cherokee County (89)  
      Freestone County (38)  
      Henderson County (38)  
      Houston County (115)  
      Leon County (18)  
 
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1 Texas, Anderson County, Elkhart — 17177 — First Baptist Church of Elkhart
After the Civil War, the Cromwell family moved to Elkhart in Anderson County. Finding no organized Baptist church in the community, J.W. Cromwell decided to organize a Baptist church. In April of 1886, Cromwell and six other charter members founded . . . Map (db m207084) HM
2 Texas, Anderson County, Elkhart — 8749 — First United Methodist Church Of Elkhart
The first Methodist service held in this area was in 1840. When a group of citizens formed a small congregation that met in private homes. In 1878 a Methodist mission was established in Elkhart. The Rev. J.F. Henderson, a circuit riding minister, . . . Map (db m207066) HM
3 Texas, Anderson County, Elkhart — 8799 — Pilgrim Predestinarian Regular Baptist Church
Organized in Illinois in 1833 by Daniel Parker Members moved to Texas First meeting in Stephen F. Austin's Colony January 20, 1834 Log church built December, 1839 Old graveyard adjoins. Present church fourth on the same site . . . Map (db m36924) HM
4 Texas, Anderson County, Elkhart — 13082 — Site of Henry High School
Despite adverse conditions, African Americans in Texas in the late 19th century worked hard to provide their children with an education. Students in this area attended Mt. Moriah, Boxes Creek, Beulah, Washington Chapel, Union Hope and New Mt. Zion . . . Map (db m212161) HM
 
 
  
 
 
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Apr. 28, 2024