Freestone County, Texas
Towns




Old Ghost Towns - Never had a post office:



Phillipi

A school was underway being taught by Professor Howard by 1886. Phillipi is 
probably best known as a voting precinct.

Phillipi was voting box #11 in 1878 where 61 people voted. 47 registered voters 
cast their ballot at the poll booth at Phillipi for the 1886 election with J. 
Smith as precinct chairman.


School:
Philippi School
   Prof. Howard taught there in 1886
   

Social Organizations:
Farmers Alliance
debate club

Churches:
negro church (burned 1886)

Cemeteries:


Businesses:


Former Residents:

Known people in Phillipi were: 
Burks, L. H.
Coleman, Messelton
Dunbar, G. W.
Dunbar, J. J.
Dunbar, Willie
Hawk, Dr. J. R.
Howard, Professor 
Lamb, Sam
Milligan, Mr.
Sloan, Robert
Stubbs, J. L.