Historic Markers - Dr. I. K. Frazier Home TX6769

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Dr. I. K. Frazier Home TX6769

Typical Texas house of the 1850s, when it was built. Deeded 1873 to Dr. Frazer, who in Civil War had been in 3rd Texas Cavalry and Brigade of Gen. Joseph Hogg. For over 40 years, until his death in 1908, Dr. Frazer was a leading physician of Rusk.

Recorded Texas Historic Landmark, State Historical Survey Committee, 1969.

704 E. 5th St., Rusk, Cherokee County Texas


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