Freestone County, Texas
Communities


Old Ghost Towns - Post Office:



Pin Oak (#1)

[WARNING - Do not confuse with Pin Oak community north of Fairfield (a.k.a. 
  Grange Hall community.)]
Pin Oak was a community located about 3 miles west of Donie, Texas. *1* 
Pin Oak was 18 miles southwest of Fairfield. *2*  Pin Oak was three miles from
Beene. *3* 


Post Office: 
17 May 1901 to 15 Feb 1905


School:  
Pin Oak school
   13 pupils in 1887
   school listed in 1891
   15 students in 1893-94


Social Organizations:
Pin Oak Grange #40 (led in 1874 by Elisha Wallace)


Churches:


Cemeteries:


Businesses:
Savage & Williams Gin - run by J. M. Williams - had a boiler room (for the gin) 
  and a mill shed - unknown when built, but exploded in pieces in September 1901. *2*


Nearby Communities:
Donie
Tacker
Personville (in Limestone county)

Nearby Cemeteries:
Teacker Cemetery (a.k.a. Union Cemetery)

Known Former Residents:
Beasley, John
Lummus, William Richard & Catherine Gahagan
Lummus, William Zann & Ruth Caroline Eubanksw
Williams, J. M.




Sources:
*1* = H. of F.C. Vol I, pg. 475, #549
*2* = Fairfield Recorder - Sept 6, 1901 issue
*3* = Fairfield Recorder - Sept 13, 1901 issue