Comanche County Highlights and Old Settlers History
The Chief presents an Old Settlers feature, detailing Comanche County history from its 1856 organization through 1960s estimates. It covers county seat changes, early schools, population figures, economic bases in Comanche and nearby towns, and notes on landmarks like the 1903 jail and 1940 courthouse, plus extensive county-wide statistics and notable projects.
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Comanche County
Old Settlers
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J. C. Wilkerson & Sons
J. C. Wilkerson
J. C. Wilkerson, JR
WM. B. Wilkerson
West Grand Comanche
Texas
Dublin
Gorman
Blanket
Carlton
May
Zephyr
Comanche
Coryell
Bosque
Milam and
Bell
Cora
Troy
County of
Hamilton
Comanche City
Fort Worth
South
Santa Fe
San Angelo
Moor-Man
de Leon
Gustine
Proctor
Leon River
Sidney
Gustine, Sidney
Hasse
Energy
Long
Newbury
Stag Creek
Soda Springs
Amity
Beattie, Hasse
Mazeldell
John Luker
J. A. Barton
D. F. Eaton
Larry Kittie
S. C. Findley
W. D. Jenkins
Daisy Sumners
Henry Gantz
Romeo Walker
B. Ray McCorkle
Dale Howard
J. C. Helm Jr
Elza Brinson
van Dyke
Beattie
Bibb
Willson
Theney
Comyn
Sidney, Downing
Sipe Springs
Mexico
Mercer Creek
Brooks
Dingler
Sabana
Mercer Gap
Pounds
Oak Grove
Hicks Corner
Briar Grove
Gap
Indian Mountain
Mountain Valley
Cross Roads
Maxville
Martin’s Branch
Newburg
Buffalo
Gum Springs
Duncan, Duster
Bryson
Common
Hazeldell
Swan Hill
Cox
Oliver Springs
Cathey
Center Point
Ebenezer
Baggett
Jacksonville
Shiloh
Pleasant Valley
Democrat
Enterprise
Harmony
Midway
St. Joe
Shrum
Fleming
Suez
Graham’s Chapel
Playview
Rock Bluff
Trinity
Hebron
Mt. Pleasant
Elm Grove
Thompson
Cottonwood
Ninevah
Lamkin
Willow Branch
Birdville
Mountain View
Miller
Lebanon
Arbor Springs
Armstrong
Robinson Springs
Liberty
Brysonville
Walnut
Hog Creek
Brysonville No. 2
Martin & Moodie
el Paso
Temple of Justice
Waco
Geo. E. Smith
Ens
Billidudney
Regulers & Slims
Lennox
Reader's Digest
Stark
East Central
Comanche Indians
Coleman Bluecats
KCOM
N. Houston
PHO
Ran VN
Ake