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COUNTY HISTORY

Pope County Arkansas Genealogy Trails

POST OFFICES--PAST AND PRESENT

Allegan (1889-1891)
Appleton (1879-1968)
Appleton Rur. Sta. (1968-Date)
Atkins (1873-Date)
Auesburg (1884-1905)
Bayliss (1895-1905)
Bertha (1895-1911)
Cagels Hills (1877-1879)
Caglesville (1879-1953)
Cannon (1860-1866)
Chopin (1899-1903)
Corot (1896/1905)
Dayton (1859-1867)
Diamond (1890/1910)
Dover (1842-Date)
Dwight (1823/1852)
Economy (1890/1907)
Ella (1892-1926)
Falerno (1898-1905)
Famous (1897-1905)
Fort Douglas (1876-1880)
Freeman (1880-1911)
Freeman Springs (1923/1929)
Gabriel (1901-1929)
Galla Rock (1842/1890)
Galley Rock (1837-1839)
Gally Creek (1844-1866)
Gally Rock (1858/1871)
Garlandsville (1874-1875)
Geesville (1854-1883)
Gip (1902-1905)
Griffin (1885-1887)
Gum Log (1858/1894)
Gumlog (1894-1937)
Hebron (1858-1861)
Hector (1888-Date)
Hogan (1894-1895)
Holla Bend (1890-1907)
Howell (1860/1866)
Huffs (1899-1907)
Isabel (1899-1906)
Isabella (1874/1880)
Laurel (1883/1914)
Leta (1901-1906)
Liberty(1840-1842)
Lloyd (1892-1899)
Logans Store (1839-1842)
London (1877-Date)
Lone Poplar (1872-1873)
Lost Corner (1929-1954)
Lotta (1898-1900)
Lyman (1867-1874)
Mill Creek (1892-1894)
Moreland (1856/1974)
Moreland Rur. Sta. (1974-1976)
Murphy (1904-1905)
Nogo (1896-1954)
Norristown (1839/1882)
Northwood (1889-1922)
Okay (1904-1929)
Ouita (1876-1877)
Ovitaville (1899-1901)
Pearl (1889-1898)
Pelsor (1923-Date)
Perrym Station (1872-1873)
Potts Station (1874-1897)
Pottsville (1897-Date)
Pulaski (1874-1874)
Raspberry (1907-1954)
Retta (1898-1938)
Rock Hill (1854-1867)
Ross (1891-1905)
Russellville (1852-Date)
Sandgap (1898-1900)
Santos (1884-1892)
Scotia (1830-1855)
Scottsville (1874-1974)
Sigsbee (1898-1901)
Silex (1880-1916)
Simpson (1912-1930)
Smyrna (1888/1953)
Solo (1898-1933)
Stinnetts (1840-1842)
Sulphur Springs (1848-1851)
Tag (1901-1935)
Taral (1895-1911)
Tekatoka (1828-1833)
Terrytown (1893-1895)
Tilly (1922-Date)
Treat (1898-1952)
Turnersville (1896-1905)
Victor (1914/1928)
Volney (1900-1902)

Source: Used with permission from Jim Forte at http://www.postalhistory.com/postoffices.asp