Freestone County, Texas
Communities


Old Ghost Towns - Never had a post office:



County Line

County Line was on the Navarro/Freestone county line.  


School:
County Line School 
   had 17 pupils in 1887
   had 32 students in 1893-94
   
Church:
County Line A.R.P. Church
  organized in 1860s by Rev. Thomas Joell Bonner,

County Line Baptist Church of Christ started on Dec. 3, 1882 meeting in
  same building as County Line A.R.P. Church.
  26 Baptist members led by W.S. Harvan in 1883 *1* [Richland Station P.O.]
  36 Baptist members led by W.F. Harvard in 1884 *1* [Cade P.O.]
  41 Baptist members led by W.F. Harvard in 1886 *1* [Winkler P.O.]
  47 Baptist members led by W.F. Harvard in 1887 *1*
  43 Baptist members led by W.F. Harvard in 1889 *1* [Cade P.O.]

  Combined with Birdston Baptist and moved to Streetman on Nov. 22, 1908 as 
  the Streetman Baptist Church. Now called First Baptist Church of Streetman.  
  
second church 
  started in 1887

Cemetery:

Social Organizations:
  County Line Farmers Alliance #538 (at Cade) (exists in 1888)
  
Businesses:

Nearby Communities:

Known Former Residents:

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*1* = Prairie Grove Baptist Association records