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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Silver

 
Clickable Map of Coke 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 Coke County, TX (33) Mitchell County, TX (27) Nolan County, TX (10) Runnels County, TX (53) Sterling County, TX (7) Tom Green County, TX (80)  CokeCounty(33) Coke County (33)  MitchellCounty(27) Mitchell County (27)  NolanCounty(10) Nolan County (10)  RunnelsCounty(53) Runnels County (53)  SterlingCounty(7) Sterling County (7)  TomGreenCounty(80) Tom Green County (80)
Silver, Texas and Vicinity
    Coke County (33)
    Mitchell County (27)
    Nolan County (10)
    Runnels County (53)
    Sterling County (7)
    Tom Green County (80)
 
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1Texas (Coke County), Silver — 1855 — First Producing Oil WellIn Coke County
On State Highway 208 at Ranch to Market Road 1672, on the left when traveling west on State Highway 208.
Sun Oil Company’s well – No. 1 Allen Jameson – was staked in Sept. 1946 and struck oil Nov. 17. Intermittent drilling had gone on in Coke County for 30 years, but this discovery began a county-wide oil boom. Drilled by the Dallas . . . — Map (db m83082) HM
2Texas (Coke County), Silver — 770 — Old Community of Cedar Hill
On Ranch to Market Road 2742 at Ranch to Market Road 2059, on the right when traveling south on Road 2742.
The Cedar Hill area, settled by stock-farming homesteaders about 1890, was named for the nearby cedar-covered elevation. A one-room school built in 1891 was located about 100 yards north of the cemetery, which remains. However, no post office or . . . — Map (db m83086) HM
3Texas (Coke County), Silver — 4695 — SilverCoke County Cattle, Oil and Gas Center
On State Highway 208 at Ranch to Market Road 1672, on the left on State Highway 208.
A pioneer ranching center, settled about 1880. Early land owners included S.M. Conner, W.G. Jameson and W.R. Walker. Dr. J.E. Reed for 50 years was only physician here. R.B. Allen was outstanding civic leader.      Post office, named for peak . . . — Map (db m83081) HM
 
 
  
  
 
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