Freestone County, Texas
Communities 



Old Ghost Towns - Never had a post office:




Carrolltown

Near Center Point and Hicks Springs.  The nearest school was at Hicks Springs.
Locals went on fishing and hunting excursions to Glaze Lake.  Carrolltown was 
named in the late 1880s after the Carroll family.  Drivers Cemetery is in the
area.  Locals farmers plant corn, oats, and vegetable gardens.  

School:  
Carroll school
    W.D. Williamson taught at the free public school in January 1872.
    
Social Organizations:


Churches:


Cemeteries:
Driver cemetery is nearby

Businesses:




Known former residents in Carrolltown were:
Boyd, Tom
Butler, J. D.

Carroll, E. G.
Carroll, Lula
Carroll, T. S.
Cross, C.

David, Josie
Dies, Dr. D. W.

Edmonson, S. H.

Gibson, Dollie
Guynes, Mrs.

Herring, J. W.

Measles, Miss Jessie

Owens, Mrs. Jimmie (school teacher)

Roper, D. V.

Senter, J. R.
Sheffield, Agnes
Sheffield, J. H.

Taylor, Mack
Taylor, T. S.
Terry, J. D.
Thomas, Dr. J. E.

Williams, Alvin
Williamson, Betsy

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