DAR Marker at Baker Cem

San Saba County Historical Commission

Historical Markers

Adams Cemetery Marker
Alma Ward Hamrick
Barnett-Hamrick Settlement
Big Uncle Cemetery
Beveridge Bridge
Behrns Normal & Business College
Bowser Community
Camp McMillan CSA
Campbell House
Cedar Log Cabin Museum
Chappel Cemetery
China Creek Cemetery
Comanche Indian Treaty
San Saba County Courthouse
DAR Marker at Baker Cemetery

Edmund E. Risien, Pecan Pioneer

Edward S. Doss
Estep-Burleson Building

First Baptist Church
First United Methodist Church
First State Bank, Richland Springs
Harkeyville Community
Harmony Ridge Community
Harris Cemetery Marker
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James Louis & Ellen Austin Baker

J.H. "Shorty" Brown Cemetery Marker
John Duncan's Fort
Lathum Cemetery Marker

Matslers Family

Mill Pond House
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Pickett Chappel M.E.C.
San Saba Cemetery
San Saba Church of Christ
San Saba County Marker
San Saba County Jail
San Saba Lodge #225, AF. &AM
San Saba Lodge # 612, AF & AM
Shiloh Cemetery

Sion Record Bostick

T. A. & Emma Sloan House
Terry Cemetery Marker
Texas Rangers and the San Saba Mob
Union Band Cemetery
United Confederate Veterans William P. Rogers Camp # 322

Veterans Memorial of Bend
Veterans' Memorial of San Saba County
W.H. (Uncle Billy) Gibbons
Wedding Oak
Whitis Moore House

DAR Marker at Baker Cemetery

3.9 miles S. on CR 340 off 190 W on the Leonard Ranch It is in the pasture on the left behind an orchard.

This Daughter of the American Revolution monument marks the burial place of Mary Knox Coffey,
daughter of Lt. John Knox, American Revolutionary Veteran

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