Changing Skylines Reflect North Runnels History
A historical column by Charlsie Poe traces the rise of North Runnels communities around Winters. It recounts Hatchel Norton Pumphrey Drasco Crews and allied settlement patterns from 1900s through mid century, noting post offices schools churches agriculture and notable local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters
North Runnels County
Charlsie Poe
Prairie
Mississippi
Patterson
Valley View
Norton
Jim Eastland
Tom L. Duncan
L.C
Cal) Proctor
Tom L. Patterson
A.B. Hutchison
B.F. Bogart
J.S. Halli
Will
Maverick
Duncan
Turner
W.W. Mitchell
Fes Trimmier
Maine
T.J. McCaughan
Spoontz
Ft. Chadborne
Rayburn
Holloway
Methodists
Baptists
Bob Dorsett
Graves
Crockett
Mitchell
Floyd Mackey
Rube Cope
Martin Burton
Seattle
Washington
Pumphrey
Charlie Awalt
William Morgan Pumphrey
S.L. Alexanders
Morgans
Lewis Pumphreys
Praire
Independence
New Hope
Also Mentioned on This Page
Runnels
Buck Creek
Content
W.H
Billie) Brown
Texas
Plains
Runnels County
Hatchel
Elijah W. Hatchel
Abilene
John R. Hardesty
Abilene Southern Railroad
Hatcher
Oscar Puckett
San Angelo
Coyote Creek
Brush Arbor
Valley Creek
Brother Carter
Crow
Garden City
Charlie Stamp
Jerry Rich
Ashley
Peterson
Andrews
Baptist Church
W.M. Pumphrey
Charlie
Marvin
Betty Baldwin
G.O. Hargrove
W.C. Hudson
Roy
Drasco
Taylor - Runnels
Tat
Bluff Creek
Wintere
Moro
Shep
Butterfield Trail
Tom Puckett
Nattie Mayhew
D. Horn
Christoval
Robert Kerr
J.P. Wood
Zack West
Crews
Sims
Glen Cove
Hales
Browns
Daltons
Dan Fanni
Lone Star
Dietz
A.D. Talley
Stephen
Hale
Winters Flower Shop
West
MO. W.N
Ihe
Insu
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the Winters Enterprise
Mansell Bros
John Deere
North Main
O'R
Ceyerd Itabate
Mets
Rytye Wades
Ben