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Oct 6, 2020 · About 58.3 percent were Anglo, 27.9 percent were Hispanic, and 13.3 percent were African American. More than 69 percent of residents age twenty- ...
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Oakland, the second oldest town in Colorado county, situated on the Navidad River, was settled in 1856 by the Townsend brothers, the Tooke brothers and Mr.
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Ernst himself had established the community of Industry in what is now Austin County but quite near present Colorado County. ... Oakland. The Columbus camp was ...
On March 30, 1878, Weimar and Oakland became the first communities in Colorado County to ban livestock from their streets. In September 1879, Frelsburg and ...
Originally known as Prairie Point, a town was platted at this site in 1856 by A. C. Hereford. A native of Virginia, Hereford was a veteran of the Mexican War ...
20,719 people were living in Colorado County. About 58.3 percent were Anglo, 27.9 percent were Hispanic, and 13.3 percent were African American. More than 69 ...
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Jan 6, 2021 · In 1884 the town had 200 inhabitants, a public school, three general stores, a saloon, a steam cotton gin, two churches, and grist and saw mills ...
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Archaic-age hunters and gatherers lived in the county on deer, bison, roots, and nuts. Within the historic period, the Coco branch of the Karankawa tribe ...
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In 1878, Weimar's spring festival was reorganized by a group calling itself the German Volks Fest Association. Thereafter, the Weimar Germans celebrated both ...
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Colorado County is named for the Colorado River. The county seat is Columbus. We did the marjority of our exploring in this county in 2008 usually when ...