Freestone County, Texas
Communities


Old Ghost Towns - never had a post office:


Clay Hill

Clay Hill is located west of Fairfield.  Mr. Walthall donated a half acre for
a joint church/school house building.  Cotton gin owned by Johnny George 
serviced the area.  In the 1930s Clay Hill had the school and a few scattered 
dwellings. By 1989 only a church remained.


School:
Clay Hill School
  school's half-acre donated by Walthall
  19 students in 1903
  14 pupils in 1936

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Churches:


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Businesses:
Gin

Nearby Communities:
Hick's Springs
Pyburn
Valosta
Driver
Mills
Fairfield


Past Known Residents:
Anderson, Geneva
Anderson, Hazel
Blakeney, W. M. "Dick"
Finley, Mary Bell
George, Delmar
George, Johnnie
George, Mary
George, Ted
Hood, Mr. (school teacher)
Magee, Margaret
Rickard, W. C.
Rudasil, Juanita
Terry, Austin
West, Donald
West, Gracie Nell
Williams, Bessie Mae