 Grayson
County TXGenWeb
Towns
and Communities
Texas
State, County & City Government Websites
downtown Ambrose
1910
This town has nearly been wiped off the map by a gravel and sand
company.
It was located in the far notrheast corner of the county
Genealogy Section
Van Alstyne Public Library
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Postmaster
& Post Offices of Grayson County, Texas, 1848 - 1930
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County Seat - Sherman
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City
Website
Smaller Communities
& Vanished Communities
* If you do not find
the community you are looking
for check the School
District List Link Above.
Ambrose
on 1910
map, Ambrose
Town Plat
Basin Springs, 1910
map
Bethel S. of Whitewright
Blackmon Chapel
Blanks Community
Blanton - known today
as Whiterock (a Freedmen's community)
Bliss
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on 1910
map
Blue Creek - a Freedmen's
Community (same as Independence Springs)
Burke
Community
Calmus Flat NW of Bells,
on
1910 map as 'Terrace'
Canaan
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on 1910
map
Carpenter's Bluff - aka
Thief's Neck (early day nickname) and also called Key City
Cedar Mills
Center
Cherry Mound
Choctaw Grove
Coffee's Trading Post
Cook Springs (located
between Sherman and Denison)
County Line - north of Whitesboro,
1910
map.
City of Divide - early
name for Whitesboro
Day Community
Delaware Bend
Desert
Devoignes
Dixie - first called
Theodore, 1910
map
Dripping Springs
Elmont -
first known as Crossroads - 1910
map
Ellsworth N. of Sherman, 1910
map
Enterprise
Ethel - 1910
Map
Farmington - 1910
map
Fink - north of Pottsboro - 1910
map
Fort Johnson/Johnston
Gage - 1910 map
Georgetown
Hackberry
Hagerman - aka
Steedman
Hayhurst
Highway
Ida
Independence Springs
- same as Blue Creek (a Freedmen's community)
Jameson
Kentuckytown, 1910
map
Key City - early name
for Carpenters Bluff
Knollwood
Locust - 1910
map
Luella
Macomb - 1910 map
Mantua - Site
Marilee
Martin
Springs, south of Pottsboro
Mormon Grove - 1910
map
Nance Prairie
Needle Ridge (Christian Chapel)
Norton -
a Grayson County post office, discontinued 4 May 1892
and sent mail to Bells
Oak Grove
Orlena - Far North West
corner of the county, 1910 map
Oxford Community
Paw Paw Hill see location
of the Lankford Cemetery
Pilot
Grove - aka - Lick Skillet, 1910
map
Pink
Hill
Plainview
Preston & Preston
Bend - history
& Texas Escapes
Quillen
Range Creek
Red Branch - northwest part of
the county, 1910 map
Red River City
Rock Creek
Rose Hill
Sanborn
Sandusky, northwest part of the
county, 1910 map
Sedalia (Yakima)
Smith Oaks
South Gale - on this map
and
most printed maps
Sperry
Springville - see Collinsville
Steedman (Hagerman), 1910 map
Summit - early name for
Howe area, center was just northesat of today's Howe
Sunbeam
Talley - first name for
Sadler
Tanyard Springs, see Woodlake
Terrace, northwest of Bells, 1910
map, 1908 plat map
Theodore - was where
Dixie is today, 1910
map
Toadsuck - was close to
Collinsville (not actually Collinsville)
Tribune - south of Sherman, 1910
map
Warner Junction
Washita Bend, first name
of the Preston Bend of the Red River.
Waterloo
Whitemound
Whiterock
(a Freedmen's community)
Woodlake
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