Comanche County Heritage and Early Local History Chronicle
The Comanche Chief recalls 1873 origins, early leaders and town milestones in Comanche County Texas. From the first post office in 1860 to the 1938 population and tax data, it cites figures, rail progress, notable residents, and civic milestones shaping county history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Comanche
Clear, Grub
Erath County
Thomas J. Helmsley
Elizabet Cunningham
James Cunningham
Thomas J. Dunlap
Texas
Arkansas
Reverend Sanders to Preach at Local M E Church Sunday
Rev. H. J. Sanders pastor of the Comanche Circuit will preach at the local Methodist Church Sunday at 11 a m. Rev. E. R. Gordon announces the revival for Sanders at Proctor. Evening open air services will be held on the Greene lot east of the Post Office with Rev. C. C. Klingman preaching.
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H. J. Sanders
M. E
E. R. Gordon
Greene Lot
Rev
C. C. Klingman
Central Christian Church
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J. C. Wilkerson
Comanche Teme
Lake Eanes
Coryell
Bos
Comanche Gounty
Higginbotham Bros. & Company
T. J. Williams
C. P. St. Clair
DeLeon
Jim Bonner
Harr
Helmsley Creek
Cora
Frank and
Jesse Mercer
Old Corn
Jesse Boni
Oliver Keese
Thomas Helmsley
James H. Tankersley
Gatesville
Sam Bigham
Ford
Clemons and Martin
Joe Hardin
John Wesley Hardin
Will
Fort Worth
Rio Grande
Brownwood
Sid Williams
Gustine
Hasse
J. W. Greene
IL. B. Russell
T. C. Hill
T. R. Hill
G. A. Beeman
W. O. Hamilton
J. R. Thomas
W. B. Cunningham
N. R. Lindsey
J. D. Campbell
John Chilton
Billi Martin
Jim Nabers
Elias Deaton
Mary Ann Wright
Jesse Bond
Fort Yuma
Robert T. Hill
Erree
Janeen W. F. Rogers
Ilo.o.f
William Barnes
Noble Grand
A. H. Tuggle
William Carnes
J. D. Stephens
Charles Hoffman
R. S. McCharen
Frank Howington
Zanette Lane
Hugh White
H. W. Allen
Pettit
N. E. Scudder
R. B. Cross
Dale Howard
ScHoo
Jimmie Dugan
Cretenne