Hays County Historical Markers Reach Twenty Three
As of December 1971 the Hays County Historical Survey Committee has awarded twenty three markers and medallions for preservation of historic sites. Six more will be presented in Spring 1972, with many located in San Marcos Kyle Dripping Springs and Wimberley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays County Historical Survey Committee
Texas Historical Committee
Texas
William A. Wyatt
San Marcos
Edward Burleson
Knispel
Old Blanco Chapel
Kyle
Tom Arch Allen
Eli T. Merriman
Aquarena
SWTSU
Fisher Hall
Basil Dailey
David Dailey
Pioneer Town
North
J. M. Pounds
Dripping Springs
Aquarena Springs
Hays County
Dripping Spring Academy
Rainbo Lodge
AF - AM
Old Young
Old Federal Fish Hatchery
Coronal Institute
Lamar School
Charles S. Cook
Rock
First United Methodist Church
San Marcos Springs
Loop
Wimberley
Max Smith
Edith Saunders
Hays County Historical Committee
Old Wimberley Hughes Line Traced Through Texas Roots
A reader shares genealogical details of Nathan Emory Hughes born 1855 in Bastrop County Texas, his marriage to Mary Eliza Wimberley, and descendants. The note covers family ties to Wimberley Winters Mill, the Goliad massacre lore, and Lincoln-era and early Texas history references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimberley
Nathan Emory Hughes
Pleasant Wimberley
Myrtle Ophelia
James Lyman
Waymond Everett
Paul
Evalyne
Arlie P
Allie T
Essie Ray
Milton
Warren
Blanco River
Lewis Saunders
Baytown
Texas
Humble
Nathan Emory
Mary Elizabeth Hughes
Bett
William Thomas Turner
Hughes
Wesley
Wiley Hughes
Fannin
Goliad
Portilla
Santa Anna
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Wimberley Mill
Adelia Scudder
FENC
A-1 Quality Fence Co
Austin, Texas
S & L Drug Mart
Nelson Shopping Center
Malcolm Scott
Tommy Laws
Wimberley Nursery
W. E
Bubba) Lomax
J. C. Burchfield
Stony Ridge Stables
Western
Larry and
Marsha Fowler
Wimberley, Tex
John E. Harris Jr
Carroll Czichos
H and C Construction
Wimberley, Texas
Clarence and Laurel
Cool Roof OF
Central Texas, Inc
Seguin, Texas
Bibb and McCrocklin
Wimberley Guide