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02-SEP-2015 LynnH

Old Oak and Mermorial Stone

Missouri City, Texas

George Dew was one of the brothers who owned the Dew Plantation.
The Dew family was one of the most influential east Fort Bend County families.
In 1894, Dr. Hugh S. Dew, Henry W. Dew and George L. Dew came to Fort Bend County from Lavaca County.
Their uncle Hugh Saunders owned the Belvidere Plantation near DeWalt in what is now Missouri City.
In 1895, the brothers bought the plantation from their uncle and renamed it Dew Plantation.

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Brenda08-Sep-2015 22:44
WOW! If only this oak could talk. What stories it would be able to tell us! Nicely captured. V
Graeme07-Sep-2015 23:44
A lovely old oak tree and memorial.V
Jackdad06-Sep-2015 18:37
I wouldn't be surprised if that tree has been there far longer than any of them. :-)
Julie Oldfield06-Sep-2015 17:17
Very impressive! V
borisalex06-Sep-2015 08:53
Impressive!
Ray :)06-Sep-2015 00:11
I wonder if they are related to one of my old bosses, a Rodney Dew?!

Great image - an old tree is on my hit list.
Yvonne05-Sep-2015 11:20
Quite a history, were the plantations cotton Lynn? v
Stephanie05-Sep-2015 11:02
A beautiful old tree and capture! V
laine05-Sep-2015 07:34
Historic & still a beauty...
Helen Betts05-Sep-2015 06:46
Excellent composition of this magnificent oak tree. V.
larose forest photos05-Sep-2015 02:52
Magnificent tree and in mono it looks even more imposing. V
Jola Dziubinska05-Sep-2015 00:27
Greatly composed photo, impressive tree. V.