Interactive Maps

To navigate one of these maps, click on it.  It will enlarge.  Then, click on the area of the map you wish to see.  Another map of the selected area will appear.  You can enlarge the map by using the drop-down menu under "Resolution" to go to 6%, 12%, 25%, 50%, or 100% zoom.

Once enlarged, you should notice small black crosses enclosed in black rectangular boxes.  These identify cemeteries.  As the 50%-zoom map below illustrates, the New Baden & Mount Pleasant Cemeteries are clearly marked.  The Brown #2 Cemetery is the unmarked cross on the road towards the New Baden Cemetery.

General Maps
 

Map Names	Descriptions
Robertson's Original Colony & Present Day Counties	Central Texas Area Museum Of History, Salado, Bell County, TX, 1969
1835, Texas	by David H. Burr, Published By J. H. Colton & Co., New York, New York
1836, New Map Of Texas	with the contiguous American & Mexican states, by J. H. Young, published by S. Augustus Mitchell, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1836, State Of Texas	by Professor H. D. Rogers & A. Keith Johnston
1838, Texas	by Thomas G. Bradford
1840, Nouvelle Carte du Mexique du Texas	et d'une partie des stats limitrophes, by A. H. Brue, Paris, France
1840, Texas	by Jeremy Greenleaf, compiled from the latest and best authorities
1844, Map Of Texas	compiled from surveys recorded in the land office of Texas and other official surveys, by John Arrowsmith, Soho Square, London, England
1844, Map Of Texas & The Countries Adjacent	compiled by the Bureau of the Corps of Topographical Engineers from the best authorities for the State Department, by E. H. Emory, War Department
1846, Map Of Texas	from the most recent authorities, published by C. S. Williams, Philadelphia, PA
1847, Mapa de los Estados Unidos de Mejico	I. Distuenell, 102 Broadway, Nueva York
1856, Texas	published by J. H. Colton & Co, No. 172, William Street, New York, New York
1856, J. De Cordova's State Of Texas	compiled from the records of the general land office of the state by Robert Greuzbaum, revised & corrected by Charles W. Pressler, J. H. Colton & Co., No. 172, William Street, New York, New York
1857, Texas of the United States	showing the Galveston, Houston, & Henderson Railroad
1860, Johnson's Texas	by J. J. Johnson & Browning
1861, Richardson's New Map Of The State Of Texas	including part of Mexico, compiled from government surveys & other authentic documents, published by Charles De Silver, No. 714 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1875, Cram's Railroad & Township Map Of Texas	published by George F. Cram, proprietor of Western Map Depot, 66 Lake Street, Chicago, Illinois
1882, Map Of Texas	new enlarged scale, showing every railroad station & post office in the state, Rand McNally & Co., Chicago, Illinois
1882, Original New Baden Landowners Plat	large fold-out map included in 1882 Deutsch Colony Of New Baden booklet by John George Meyer, New Baden, TX, The Center For American History Collection, The University of Texas at Austin
1891, County & Railroad Map Of Texas	large scale, compiled from the latest and most accurate surveys, Rand McNally & Co., map publishers and engravers, Chicago, Illinois
1902, Texas	by Rand McNally & Co., Chicago, Illinois
2001, Robertson County Map	Robertson County Appraisal District, 108 Morgan Street, Post Office Box 998, Franklin, Texas 77856, 979.828.5800
2001, Robertson County Map	Hearne Chamber Of Commerce, 304 South Market Street, Hearne, Texas 77859 979.279.2351 phone
Calvert	1885:  https://www.loc.gov/item/sanborn08451_001/ 1891:  https://www.loc.gov/item/sanborn08451_002/ 1896:  https://www.loc.gov/item/sanborn08451_003/ 1901:  https://www.loc.gov/item/sanborn08451_004/ 1906:  https://www.loc.gov/item/sanborn08451_005/ 1911:  https://www.loc.gov/item/sanborn08451_006/ These links provided by Brends Van De Walle: underthechandelier.calvert@gmail.com

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