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Marker #	19	20
County	Cherokee	Cherokee
V. N. Zivley's Field Notes (abstracted)	On the left bank of the Angeline River at Linwood Crossing in Cherokee County.	Near W. T. Boyd's home -- past the Palestine Baptist Church.
Highway Intersection		On St. Hwy. 21 -- 2.1 miles East of the junction of St. Hwy. 21 and St. Hwy. 6l9.
City		Alto
Additional Description	The Zivley map indicates Cherokee County at the Nacogdoches County line on the Angelina River.
Other Comments	This Marker has not been located.	In front of a large white house surrounded by a chain link fence.
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Marker #	21	22
County	Cherokee	Cherokee
V. N. Zivley's Field Notes (abstracted)	Across Roark's Creek and Morrison's Creek -- near telegraph post in front of Harrison's Drug Store in the town of Alto near the Alto train depot.	Across the St. Louis S. W. R. R. of Texas rail tracks -- old Fort Lacy and the N.W. corner of the John Durst 11 League Grant is about halfway between #21 and #22.
Highway Intersection	On St. Hwy. 21 -- West of the junction of St. Hwy. 21 and St. Hwy. 69.	On St. Hwy. 21.
City	Alto	5 miles West of Alto.
Additional Description	On the North side of the street.	On the North side of the road.
Other Comments	In front of the Alto Butane Company.	1 mile East of the Caddo Indian Mounds.
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Marker #	23
County	Cherokee
V. N. Zivley's Field Notes (abstracted)	Past the pre-historic mounds -- Clear Creek and Spring Creek and cross the Neches River -- near Treasure Lake, a very deep lake.
Highway Intersection	On St. Hwy. 21.
City
Additional Description	On the West bank of the Neches River on the North side of the road.
Other Comments
Rededication Ceremony
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Next County is Houston. Previous County is Nacogdoches.