Landmark Names Of Llano County And Their Meanings
Information received to supplement a recent article on Llano county place names explains how sites were named. It covers Board Branch Lone Grove Mays Chapel Miller's Creek Phillips Spring Branch Gainesville formerly Buzzaird's Roost Magill Peak Chute Branch Willborn's Glen and the settlers associated with each naming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board Branch
Lone Grove
Little Llano
Prairie
Phillips
Gainesville
Magill
Valley Spring
Cherokee
Chute Branch
Frank Harris
Field Creek
Gabriel Chote
Willborn
Ferdizani C. Willborn
E. S. Crecelius
61 Year Old Recital Program Found From 1906 Valley Spring
A piano and voice recital program from December 26 1906 in Valley Spring was loaned to The News by Mrs Willie Birk. Participants included Mrs Hergon Velma Smathers Forset Bourland Kate Frank Gray Claudine Bourland Lela Chesnut Emily Floy Mayes Urban Bourland Miss Florence Owens Norene Hargon Laura Gray Annie Hartmann Zula Winkler Myrtle Hargon and S E Hargon. The program featured Fairy Waltz When I am Big Like Papa I Won't Play Unless You Coax Me and Bluebells That Ring in the Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Spring
the News
Willie Birk
Hergon
Velma Smathers
Forset Bourland
Kate
Frank Gray
Claudine Bourland
Lela Chesnut
Emily
Floy Mayes
Urban Bourland
Florence Owens
Norene Hargon
Laura Gray
Annie Hartmann
Zula Winkler
Myrtle Hargon
S. E. Hargon
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Olin Hillman Sbout
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Peacock and Weber
Phete
Dave Peacock
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The
Llano Rodeo
West Central Texas Electric Co-Operative
Central Texas Electric
Co-Operative
W. C. McWilliams
Mer
Battery Hardware Co., Inc
Llano, Texas
Liane
Western Auto Associate Store
Mr. and Mrs
T. D. Swensen
Brreral
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Edwards
South
Llano
Bessemer St