Names of Comanche County Communities History Reveals
Comanche County places and their origins are traced from the 1850s to the 1920s. The text lists towns such as Comanche Leon Creek Sipe Springs De Leon Cross Roads Elm Grove and many more with notes on founders land gifts school sites and naming lore. It highlights local figures like Alonzo De Leon J. P Dingler Jake Hamon and George Lamkin among others and ties names to settlers and landmarks across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
John Brouer
Belton
Comanche
Co Grove
Leon
Alonzo de Leon
Roberson Springs
Robinson Brothers
Brysonville
J. H. Bryson
Jake Hamon
Dublin
van Dyke
van Dyke Frost
Lamkin
George Lamkin
Beattie
Chas. F. Beatty
Beatty
Sipe Springs
John C. Platt
Dudley Flat
Rucker
Aiven Rucker
Proctor
W. Proctor
Energy
Willie
Carlie Bexter
Feeman
Alonzo Beeman
Moffatt
Belt County
Texas
de Leon
Texas Central Railway Company
Dingler
J. P Dingler
Hasse
Judge Hardin
O Hasse
Sidney
John Stapp
Wilson
G. W. Wilson
Cne
Tom Edwards
Mercer
Cross Roads
Fairview
Custer
Oliver Springs
Oliver
Elm Grove
Pettit
J. P. Pettit
Buffalo
Lake
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Mexico
Fort St. Louis
Downing
Creamer
Jasper Creamer
Bibb
G. M. Aitchson
youNy - J. M. (Mack) McCurry
Mr. McCurry
Fleming
M. V
Mart) Fleming
Whittville
W. D
Sumner
Nau
E. J. Whitt
Democrat
Hill
Parker
W. C. Parker
Stae County
Parker School
Carr Was Named
Luther Carr
Edd Lightfoot
Turkeys
Armour & Co. Creamery Department
Farmers Produce Co
Geo. C. McKinzie