Smith County, Texas

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 East Texas Genealogical Society

Places

Addresses and Links

• Smith County Government
• Funeral Homes
• Libraries
• Maps
• Newspapers & Publications
• Nearby & Neighboring Counties
• Towns of Smith County.

Cemeteries

• Alphabetical List - This list contains info found since the Cemetery Books were published
• ETGS Cemetery Books - Surveyed mid-70s through mid-80s
  • 1. Rose Hill and Oakwood, Tyler
  • 2. Northwest Quarter
  • 3. Southwest Quarter
  • 4. Southeast Quarter
  • 5. Northeast Quarter
• Cemetery Tombstone Photos - This includes directions, latitude and longitude where known.
• GNIS Listed Cemeteries in Smith County
• Confederate Soldiers Buried in Smith County, Texas
• Military Grave Marker/Markings
• Restoration of Cemeteries

Church

• Baptist
• Catholic
• Methodist
• Presbyterian
• POSTCARDS of Tyler Churches

Historical Markers - (Index to)

• Cemeteries
• Churches
• City of Tyler
• Homes
• Military
• Smith County

Photos

• Carnegie Public Library and Tyler Commercial College
• First Baptist Church, Tyler - circa 1900
• New Tyler High School - 1915
• Smith County Courthouse & Square - Young Men's Bus. Club Trade Day, April 10, 1916
• Spring Street - East Side of the Square, Tyler - Mid 1930s
• POSTCARDS of Tyler

Railroads

• Cotton Belt Railroad - A History of the St. Louis Southwestern Railroad - 80 Years of Transportation Progress
• Train Depots (Pictures) - Arp, Bullard, Overton, Troup, Tyler

Schools

• Arp - Overton
• Douglas Elementary, Tyler
• Gary Elementary, Tyler
• Hebron
• Summer Hill Select School, Omen
• Troup
• Tyler Commercial College
• Tyler High School
• Tyler Junior College
• POSTCARDS

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