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Limestone County was formed from Robertson County on April 11, 1846, with Springfield, population 120, as the county seat. The organization of the county was completed on August 18, 1846, with the election of county officials. Limestone County originally included all the land between the Brazos and Trinity rivers on the east and west, and the land north of Robertson County to Navarro County.   In 1848 part of northern and western Limestone County was taken to form McLennan and Falls counties, and in 1850 part of the eastern section was taken to form part of Freestone County. The boundaries were changed to their present form on November 2, 1866. In 1873, the courthouse burned and after the Houston and Texas Central Railway bypassed Springfield, an election was ordered and Groesbeck became the county seat. Cities and towns Coolidge ~ Groesbeck ~ Kosse ~ Mart Mexia ~ Tehuacana ~ Thornton
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Surrounding Counties Navarro County (north) Freestone County (northeast) Leon County (southeast) Robertson County (south) Falls County (southwest) McLennan County (west) Hill County (northwest) Back to the TEXAS GENEALOGY TRAILS Main site Visit the national site of GENEALOGY TRAILS     Copyright ©2006 Genealogy Trails All data on this website is © Copyright 2006 by Genealogy Trails with full rights reserved for original submitters.