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the Tenth Street Historic District is part of Dallas , Oak Cliff .

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Oak Cliff Cemetery, Dallas, Texas
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Kentucky native William S. Beaty came to Texas during its early days as a Republic and received a grant of 640 acres of land. He and his brother, Josiah, who arrived in 1836, settled along the Trinity River in what is now Dallas County. The settlement that developed around their property first was called Hord's Ridge and became known as Oak Cliff in 1887. In 1846, William Beaty deeded 10 acres of his land for a public burial ground and indicated in the deed that his brother, Josiah, already had been interred on the site. The deed also specified that the cemetery should be subject to no one sect but should forever remain open to all. The oldest marked grave in the cemetery, that of Martha A. Wright, is dated 1844. Many prominent Dallas County pioneers and citizens have been buried here, including Judge William Hord, for whom Hord's Ridge was named. Two former Dallas mayors, George Sergeant and George Sprague, and a son of Gen. Sam Houston, Col. William Rogers Houston, are buried here. Oak Cliff Cemetery remains a valuable and historic link to the early settlement of Dallas.


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At the drive-through at Popeye's. They left out my Cajun Rice from my order and I was peeved.


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Interstate 35E North approaching Exit 427A - Colorado Blvd - 3/4 mile


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Interstate 35E North at Exit 426B - TX 180 West/8th Street


Downtown On a Saturday Night
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Taken from the I-35E and 8th street overpass.


Oak Cliff Cemetery Road, Dallas, Texas
Made by fables98
Taken at the very old Oak Cliff Cemetery.


Marker, Dallas, Texas
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The marker is for Oak Cliff Cemetery.


Tom and Huck
Made by Ms.V
An urban, modern Tom and Huck :)


Woodmen of The World, Dallas, Texas
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A grave in Oak Cliff Cemetery.