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Marker Text: ​The pioneer community of Stratton, which developed as the center of a large agricultural area, was established here before the Civil War. It was named for John Stratton, a Cuero saddler who had land interests in the vicinity. the settlement had a post office from 1887 to 1905, a general store, school, cotton gin, drugstore and blacksmith shops, the primitive Baptist church, organized in 1883 at Burnt Camp in Lavaca County, moved here in 1914. Pioneer area settlers and two veterans of the Civil War are buried in the community's Alexander Cemetery. (1982) 

Marker No: 5137

Aluminum 18 x 28 Subject Marker

Geographic: 29.153608,-97.147972

Location: ​from Cuero, take FM 1447 east about 14 miles east (parking lot to Stratton Baptist Church)