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US 77 & FM 506, Sebastian,
TX,
USA
Latitude & Longitude:
26° 20' 26.97254999988",
-97° 47' 23.27475000012"
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Texas State
Historical Marker |
Originally part of the San Juan de Carricitos land grant, this townsite later was part of South Texas' famed King Ranch. Sebastian was known as Stillman Town Tract until 1906, when it was renamed to honor an officer of the Rock Island Railroad. In 1914, the Sebastian Realty Company was promoting the town in the hope that it would become a major agricultural center. During the early 20th-century period of lawlessness in South Texas, Sebastian experienced a bandit raid in which two members of the Austin family were killed. (1985)
This page last updated: 7/15/2008 |
Sebastian Historical Marker Location Map, Texas
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