Leon County, Texas
Normangee is home to 4 official Texas Historical Commission markers — each one telling a piece of the city’s story. Browse the markers below, then find them on the map and discover more nearby with RoadHistorical.
First blazed in 1691 by Captain Don domingo Teran De Los Rios first provincial governor of Texas. In an expedition officially directed by Father Fray damian Massanet O-F-M Apostolic Missionary and explorer in Texas. the…
View on map ↗Located on land granted to Thomas Moore (ca. 1805-1848) by the Republic of Texas, this cemetery began in the 1840s as a small family graveyard. Although Thomas Moore's grave is the oldest documented burial, his son, Ed…
View on map ↗From highway 39 in Normangee, go west on FM highway 3, a distance of 10.1 miles . The Greer Cemetery sign is located on the right side of the highway at CR 469. Take CR 469 0 .40 miles to CR 4 691. Take a left on CR 4…
View on map ↗Located on the Old San Antonio Road, this area was settled in 1835 by Robert Rogers (1799-1870), who had received a land grant from the Mexican government. A settlement grew up around his property as he was joined by…
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