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…preserving this past for future generations.
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TRICENTENNIAL TREE DEDICATION

Stephen Mabie, SAGHS President

Curtis Gilliland “found us” back in 2014. A member of the Somerset Historical Society of Somerset, Pulaski County, Kentucky, he wanted to know about those Somerset folk from Pulaski County, Kentucky who settled at Somerset, Texas.

Curtis Gilliland

Herlinda Ramos, currently President of the Somerset Historical Society, welcomes you to her home in this video. Here she shares her family’s rich history in this area that began in Texas with the Ruiz and Herrera families. These folk settled San Antonio in the 1700s when it was still El Pueblo de San Fernando de Bexar. Several of her ancestors were also heroes of the Texas Revolution in 1836. One was the Mayor of old San Antonio. One of Herlinda concerns is caring for these ancestors’ graves in the nearby Ruiz-Herrera Cemetery. Another concern is helping to preserve the memory of early historic events. To do this she was one of the organizers of Somerset’s first re-enactment of the Battle of Medina (1813). This little […]

Herlinda Ramos

Betty Jo Ritchie’s Story

Our Somerset Historical Society is now posting videos on YouTube. Please check out our meetings’ guest speakers as they share their knowledge. You can also hear/see our area residents tell their stories on our “Somerset Texas Historical Society”https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=somerset+texas+historical+society YouTube page. Does your Somerset, Texas area family have a story to tell? We’d like to hear them and possibly share them, too. .

Brother Melvin Schupp on YouTube.

All the History and Stories That are Fit To Print
  • NO MORE DUCKS FOR JESSE G. JAMES, part 3 of 3
  • JESSE GARFIELD JAMES NEVER DUCKED NOTHIN’, part 2 of 3
  • JESSE JAMES NEVER BET ON A DUCK, part 1 of 3
  • Somerset, Texas’ American Legion, part 2: From Paris to Somerset
  • Somerset, Texas’ American Legion: 1918, The Need for Speed Arises
  • THREE TEXAS SOMERSETS, Part 1 of 3: THE ARTESIAN BELT RAILROAD meets the FIRST TOWNSITE CO.
  • OF GOOD KNIVES IN OUR LIVES
  • REMEMBERING A FEW TEXAS FLOODS
  • THE BATTLE OF MEDINA, part 4 of 5. The Battle and The Aftermath
  • TEXAS CONSTITUTION OF 1813
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