Mark Harvey Liddell

1866–1936 (age 70)

Biography

Mark Harvey Liddell, long associated with the tranquil beauty of The Woodlands, was a figure of steady support for local endeavors. Born in 1866, he witnessed the rise of new technologies while maintaining the traditions that defined his community.

Visitors to The Woodlands remember Liddell for the dignity he carried through the years and the way his life reflected the values of care and perseverance. His legacy is one of thoughtful commitment to the neighbors he treasured.

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