Pendleton
Called Pendletonville in 1880's; renamed 1904 for local resident George C. Pendleton (1845-1913), State Representative, 1883-1889 (House Speaker, 1886-1887). As Lieutenant Governor, 1891-1893, became first elected official to preside over both legislative houses. U. S. Congressman, 1893-1897. (1968)
31.1963° N, 97.3515° W
Where to Find It
About 0.9 miles north of Temple on Spur 1237 from 1237, on the right across railroad tracks
Nearby Markers
- 4.1 mi SW K.M. Jones Family Cemetery Temple
- 4.6 mi E Shiloh Cemetery Troy
- 5 mi S Cultural Activities Center Temple
- 5.2 mi S Messer-Limmer Farmhouse Temple
- 5.6 mi S Bird Creek Indian Battle Temple
- 5.7 mi S Hillcrest Cemetery Temple