Topics (click on a topic to jump to that section) Day Trip to Fort Parker Day Trip to Fort Parker, July, 2004 by Wendi Lundquist We started out this day trip heading southeastward on Highway 287 to Mansfield. This town developed when, in Fort Worth...
Part of our in-depth series exploring the forts of Comancheria Highway 82 More Stories and Information on Fort Tours Road Trips In the late 1750s, the Spanish sent an army of five hundred to punish the Comanche, Wichita and their French allies at...
I want to emphasize that the red flagged locations are approximate and the mileage is provided solely for the purpose of tempting the imagination of one viewing through the windshield. All property beyond the fences is private and it is dangerous...
Back to Blood Trails Historical Markers for Milam County Historical Markers for Williamson County James O. Rice Historical Marker Marker Title: James O. Rice Address: North from SH 290 11.3 miles to FM 1660/FM 973 intersection, 8 mi. S of Taylor on...
Phil Runnels
Indian Captured at Battle Creek
George Hazlewood
Levi Current & Green Cox
Henry Jones
Spencer O'Neill & George
Tackett
Carter Brothers
W. C. McGough
Citizens Charge Indians
Lucinda Wood & Liddie Lemley Relations with Reserve Indians Wilkins Family Newt Price Motheral Gap McDow & Son J. H. Parr & Others John Elkins Jowell & Bettie Baggett Bloody Raid in Bell & Coryell Counties Dan Roberts John Pruett...
E. B. Dennis Jeremiah Green Rigman Bryant Bernard's Trading Post #2 Phillip Nolan Marker Colonel O'Neal (Neill) Captain Barry Monument Peter Johnson Sr. & Son Monroe Brothers Bloody Raid in Bell & Coryell Counties Mr. Dillard Blood Trails in...
Captain Culver's Men Encounter
Indians in Palo Pinto County
Indians Ambush W. J. Hale on
the Ioni
Fred Colley
George Lemons
Steve Brannon & Grandma
Cohen
Stephenville Blood Trail Map
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