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Central National Road |
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Ladonia,
TX,
USA
Latitude & Longitude:
33° 26' 13.85269000008",
-95° 52' 30.59725000008"
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Texas State
Historical Marker |
Created 1844 to connect Texas Republic with the United States. Route began in Dallas, to go to Kiomatia Crossing on Red River. Surveyed by Maj. George W. Stell, road was to be 30' wide and clear of tree stumps more than a foot high. Route ran north of land of John H. Loring (1 mi. E of present Ladonia), coming eastward to make abrupt north turn here and push over Sulphur River at crossing named for Isaac Lyday, who came here in 1836. A small segment of the road may still be seen (1972) skirting Lyday Cemetery in the W. D. Wehrmann, Jr. pasture, just east of FM 904, southwest of Dial. Marker Sponsors: Walter Long, W. D. Wehrmann, Jr. and Pecan Gap Friends
This page last updated: 7/15/2008 |
Central National Road Historical Marker Location Map, Ladonia, Texas
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