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Milam County Streams Named From Pioneers And History
The article traces how Milam County streams received their names from Spanish exploration and early Texas settlers. It cites Espinosa and Ramon in 1716, Aguayo's 1720 expedition, and multiple creek names tied to explorers, mission bands, fighter leaders, and local pioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cated
San Andres
Milam County
Our
Texas
Espinosa
Ramon
Brazos
Aguayo
Little River
Cameron
Belton
Lampasas
Salado
Leon
Colorado
Bustillo
San Antonio
H. E. Bolton
First Brazos
San Gabriel River
San Gabriel
San Xavier
Austin
San Javriel
Juan Jose Acosta
Mariano de Los Dolores Viano
Alamo
San Xavier River
Barroyo de Los Animas
Brushy
Gabriel
San Antonioy
Father Dolores
Kolb
Abner Kuykendall
Prairies
Hoyte
Yarrelton
Mustang Creek
Bear Creek
Old
Nashville
Robertson
Lipan
Indian Hollow
Brier
Briary
Cedar Creek
Paradise
Eden
William Penn
Boston Common
Washington
Nacogdoches
Elm Creek
George B. Erath
Texas Rangers
Milam Vanty
Brazos River
Little
San Andres River
Alligator
Cedar
Davidson
Pond Creeks
Elm
Spring Creek
Limekiln Hollow
Rockdale
Dave Scott
Bart Low
Ed. F. English
Thomas A. Kirk
Brit Dawson
Old Nashville
Frank Miller
Walleye Creek
Hart
Leander Hart
Maysfield
Hittle River
Neil Grant
James Neil
Board of Land Commissioners
County of
Milam
George B. Erith
Jno
J. P. Jones
Jones Prairie
Ilinois
Independence
Washington County
Timbers
Mr. Jones
Trinity River
Battle Creek
Navarro County
Madison County