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Edom,
TX,
USA
Latitude & Longitude:
23° 21' 12.12594999984",
-95° 24' 10.05611000004"
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Texas State
Historical Marker |
According to available records the town of Edom has occupied three different locations and is the third oldest town in Van Zandt County. James Coltharp and A. C. Beall settled six miles east of here in 1849, built a sawmill, and named the town Hamburg. A stagecoach station and post office were established. The town shifted 6 miles west to a crossroads and was called Newburg. In the 1850s the town moved to its present location and became Edom. A church was organized in 1857, and a new post office opened in 1858. Edom was incorporated in 1966. (1997)
This page last updated: 8/23/2009 23:31:18 |
Edom Historical Marker Location Map, Texas
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