Freestone County, Texas
Communities


Old Ghost Towns - Never had a post office:

[Note - there was a community called Cross Roads between Teague and Dew
  (see David's Mill).]


Cross Roads Baptist Church 

Cross Roads Baptist Church was located north of Cotton Gin.



School:  
  Professor Hays and Miss Kirgan ran the Cross Roads school in 1907
  
Churches:
Cross Roads Baptist Church 
  Rev. John Richardson led the church in 1907 as part of his circuit
  
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Social Organizations:


Businesses:


Communities in the Area:


Past Known Residents:

Alexander, Miss Lue
Butler, L. M.
Casson, Oliver
Dykes, Miss Pearl
Foreman, Miss Jewel (1896) *2*
Goolsby, Miss Amsie
Goolsby, J. H. (1896) *2*
Goolsby, Mason
Goolsby, Wood
Green, Miss Georgia (1896) *2*
Green, D. E. (1896) *2*
Hardy, J. E.
Hays, R. E.
Jett, Marshal
King, John 
Lane, Miss Myrtle (1896) *2*
Maddox, Mrs. Pearl
Moore, John Thomas
Quarles, John
Pool, Joe
Rivers, Henry
Robertson, Miss Annie (1896) *2*
Shanks, Luther
Webb, Reely (moved to Limestone County in 1907)
White, Doyle
Wolf, C. W. 

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*1* = Source: H of F.C. Texas - Vol I - #400; pg. 403 - "...wooded land north of 
Cotton Gin near a place where, some years later, a Baptist church called Cross
Roads Church was built."

*2* = The Fairfield Recorder - December 11, 1896 Page: 4
      Freestone County District Singing Convention No. 1
      Mills, Tex., Nov. 30, 1896 
      
      ... Cross Roads: Misses Georgia Green, Annie Robertson, Myrtle Lane, Jewel
Foreman, and Messrs. D. E. Green, J. H. Goolsby ...