US Civil War Topic
By Duane Hall, March 23, 2016
Ledbetter Salt Works CSA Marker
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
401► Texas (Shackelford County), Albany — 3060 — Ledbetter Salt Works CSA —  |
| 402► Texas (Shelby County), Center — 7699 — C.S.A. Texas Muster 1864 - 1964 — |
| 403► Texas (Sherman County), Stratford — 1087 — County Named for Sidney Sherman, C.S.A. — |
| 404► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — African Americans at Camp Ford — |
| 405► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — Cabin of Lt. Col. J.B. Leake (Camp Ford, Tyler Texas) — |
| 406► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — 7709 — Camp Ford — |
| 407► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — 16090 — Camp Ford — |
| 408► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — Camp Ford 1862 - 1865 Tyler Honors · Half Mile of History — |
| 409► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — Camp Ford - Early Days as a Prison Camp — |
| 410► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — Camp Ford - Establishment of the Camp — |
| 411► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — Camp Ford - Naval Prisoners — |
| 412► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — Camp Ford - Prisoners from Louisiana — |
| 413► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — Camp Ford Confederate Guards — |
| 414► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — Camp Ford Stockade Confederate Prisoner of War Camp Union Prisoners — |
| 415► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — Col. Bryan Marsh 1833-1901 Tyler Honors · Half Mile of History — |
| 416► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — 7740 — Colonel Bryan Marsh / Texas Civil War Manufacturing — |
| 417► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — 7734 — Colonel Richard B. Hubbard / Governor R. B. Hubbard — |
| 418► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — 7707 — Colonel Thomas R. Bonner / Texas In the Civil War 1861-1865 — |
| 419► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — 7730 — Goodman Home, 1857 — |
| 420► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — 7732 — Headache Springs, C.S.A. Medical Laboratory — |
| 421► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — 7720 — Judge Stockton P. Donley — |
| 422► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — 7721 — Major James P. Douglas / Good-Douglas Texas Battery — |
| 423► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — 7746 — Oakwood Cemetery — |
| 424► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — 7763 — Ordnance Plant Near Site of C.S.A. — |
| 425► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — 7736 — Richard Bennett Hubbard (1832-1901) — |
| 426► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — 7714 — Site of Confederate Arms Factory — |
| 427► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — 16639 — Smith Cemetery — |
| 428► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — 7759 — Smith County C.S.A. / Tyler-Smith County C.S.A. Men and Units — |
| 429► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — 7718 — The Major John Dean House — |
| 430► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — Thomas R. Bonner 1838 - 1891 Tyler Honors · Half Mile of History — |
| 431► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — 7771 — Yarbrough Building — |
| 432► Texas (Smith County), Winona — 7739 — Elisha Everett Lott (February 24, 1820 - January 17, 1864) — |
| 433► Texas (Somervell County), Glen Rose — 5025 — Squaw Creek Indian Fight, 1864 — |
| 434► Texas (Starr County), Rio Grande City — 4270 — Rio Grande City, C.S.A — |
| 435► Texas (Starr County), Rio Grande City — 4762 — Site of Cortina Battle Dec. 27, 1859 — |
| 436► Texas (Stephens County), Breckenridge — 257 — B.T. Brown House — |
| 437► Texas (Stephens County), Breckenridge — 653 — Camp Breckenridge CSA 1861-1865 — |
| 438► Texas (Stonewall County), Aspermont — 1086 — County Named for Confederate Hero / Texas in the Civil War — |
| 439► Texas (Sutton County), Sonora — 963 — Colonel John S. Sutton County Named for Texas Confederate 1812 - 1862 — |
| 440► Texas (Tarrant County), Azle — 5838 — William M. Rice (Aug. 22, 1803 - Feb. 16,1878) — |
| 441► Texas (Tarrant County), Benbrook — 2728 — James M. Benbrook (June 20, 1831 - Feb. 18, 1907) — |
| 442► Texas (Tarrant County), Fort Worth — 2799 — John Peter Smith (1831-1901) — |
| 443► Texas (Tarrant County), North Richland Hills — 116 — Alfred Madison Hightower (January 8, 1824 - April 10, 1897) — |
| 444► Texas (Taylor County), Abilene — 12220 — Claiborne Walker Merchant (August 31, 1836 - March 9, 1926) — |
| 445► Texas (Taylor County), Abilene — 4766 — Site of Curfew by John J. Clinton (1848 - 1922) — |
| 446► Texas (Terrell County), Sanderson — 2121 — General Alexander W. Terrell / Texas in the Civil War — |
| 447► Texas (Terry County), Brownfield — 957 — Colonel B. F. Terry / Terry's Texas Rangers — |
| 448► Texas (Throckmorton County), Throckmorton — 658 — Camp Cooper, C.S.A. — |
| 449► Texas (Titus County), Mount Pleasant — 11173 — Dellwood Park — |
| 450► Texas (Titus County), Mount Pleasant — 15976 — Henry Clay Thruston (May 5, 1830 - July 2, 1909) — |
| 451► Texas (Titus County), Mount Pleasant — 11185 — Titus County C.S.A. — |
| 452► Texas (Titus County), Mount Pleasant — Titus County Confederate Monument — |
| 453► Texas (Tom Green County), Christoval — Confederate Reunion Grounds Christoval — |
| 454► Texas (Tom Green County), San Angelo — 2801 — John R. ("Sarge") Nasworthy (September 12, 1849 - November 4, 1924) — |
| 455► Texas (Tom Green County), San Angelo — 1593 — Major Ben Ficklin, C.S.A. (1827 - 1871) — |
| 456► Texas (Tom Green County), San Angelo — 11186 — Tom Green Confederate General — |
| 457► Texas (Travis County), Austin — 6466 — Adjutants General Texas in the Civil War — |
| 458► Texas (Travis County), Austin — Albert Sydney Johnston Gravesite in Texas State Cemetery — |
| 459► Texas (Travis County), Austin — 14948 — Andrew Jackson Hamilton January 28, 1815 – April 11, 1875 — |
| 460► Texas (Travis County), Austin — 12690 — Austin, C.S.A. — |
| 461► Texas (Travis County), Austin — 16464 — Confederate Men's Home — |
| 462► Texas (Travis County), Austin — 12685 — Confederate Texas Legislatures — |
| 463► Texas (Travis County), Austin — 13159 — Fort Magruder, C.S.A — |
| 464► Texas (Travis County), Austin — 15101 — Governor Andrew Jackson Hamilton The First Republican Governor of Texas — |
| 465► Texas (Travis County), Austin — 13934 — Governor Edmund Jackson Davis October 2, 1827 – February 7, 1883 — |
| 466► Texas (Travis County), Austin — 14643 — Governor Elisha Marshall Pease — |
| 467► Texas (Travis County), Austin — 6441 — Hirshfeld Cottage — |
| 468► Texas (Travis County), Austin — Hoods Texas Brigade Monument — |
| 469► Texas (Travis County), Austin — 6429 — Ira Hobart Evans (April 11, 1844 - April 19, 1922) — |
| 470► Texas (Travis County), Austin — 14753 — Johann Jacob Groos Texas Land Commissioner March 6, 1822 - June 15, 1878 — |
| 471► Texas (Travis County), Austin — 14459 — John A. Wharton — |
| 472► Texas (Travis County), Austin — 14844 — John Hawkins Singleton — |
| 473► Texas (Travis County), Austin — 6462 — Major John B. Jones 1834-1881 — |
| 474► Texas (Travis County), Austin — 12249 — Major William Martin “Buck” Walton January 17, 1832 – July 1, 1915 — |
| 475► Texas (Travis County), Austin — Southern Confederacy Monument — |
| 476► Texas (Travis County), Austin — Terry Rangers Monument — |
| 477► Texas (Travis County), Austin — Terrys Texas Rangers Monument — |
| 478► Texas (Travis County), Austin — 12693 — Texas and the Civil War Secession Convention — |
| 479► Texas (Travis County), Austin — 12696 — Texas and the Civil War State Military Board — |
| 480► Texas (Travis County), Austin — 17561 — Texas Confederate Woman's Home — |
| 481► Texas (Travis County), Austin — 6464 — Texas in the Civil War Federal Forces — |
| 482► Texas (Travis County), Austin — 12687 — Texas Newspapers, C.S.A. — |
| 483► Texas (Travis County), Austin — 6463 — William Steele — |
| 484► Texas (Travis County), Cedar Park — 15298 — Andersons Mill — |
| 485► Texas (Travis County), Webberville — 14975 — David Crawford Edmiston March 2, 1825 – January 8, 1903 — |
| 486► Texas (Tyler County), Woodville — 11464 — Lt. Col. Phillip A. Work (1832-1911) — |
| 487► Texas (Upshur County), Coffeeville — 11301 — C.S.A. Camp Talley — |
| 488► Texas (Upshur County), Coffeeville — 11303 — Old Coffeeville, C. S. A. — |
| 489► Texas (Upshur County), Gilmer — 11324 — C.S.A. Leather Factories — |
| 490► Texas (Upshur County), Gilmer — 11319 — Sam Houston Spoke Here — |
| 491► Texas (Upshur County), Gilmer — 11350 — Upshur County, C. S. A. / Emma Sampson Johnson — |
| 492► Texas (Upton County), Rankin — 2771 — Colonels John C. and William F. Upton Upton County — |
| 493► Texas (Upton County), Rankin — 5613 — Upton County — |
| 494► Texas (Uvalde County), Montell — 2134 — General John R. Baylor 1822-1895 — |
| 495► Texas (Uvalde County), Uvalde — 1991 — Fort Inge, Camp Dix, C.S.A. — |
| 496► Texas (Val Verde County), Del Rio — 663 — Camp Hudson, C.S.A. — |
| 497► Texas (Val Verde County), Del Rio — 4376 — Roy Bean, C. S. A. (1824-1903) — |
| 498► Texas (Val Verde County), Del Rio — 5626 — Val Verde County Courthouse Square — |
| 499► Texas (Val Verde County), Juno — 2556 — Hood's Devils River Fight — |
| 500► Texas (Van Zandt County), Canton — 11435 — Caldwell Walton Raines (September 18, 1839 - August 2, 1906) — |
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