History and Genealogy of Clay County, Iowa
Clay County, Iowa 1930-1932 Abandoned Towns, Villages & Post Offices Town, Village or Post Office Description Post Offices/Dates Annieville In the southeastern part of section 12, Lincoln Township Post Office, 1871-1900 Bridgewater In the southeastern part of Lake Township, as shown on maps from 1873-1887. Clark The first name given to the present town of Everly. Platted as Clark in 1884 and listed as Clark in the U. S. Postal Guide from 1885-1897. Cromwell Center Slightly west of the central part of Summit Township. Post Office, 1875-1900 Douglas Center In section 24, Douglas Township. Post Office, 1871-1875 Freeman In the northeastern corner of section 13, Sioux Township. Post Office, 1871-1875 Herdland In section 14, Herdland Township. Post Office, 1881-1897 Ingleville In the northern part of Clay Township. Post Office, 1875 Platt Listed in the U. S. Postal Guide as a post office, but not found on maps of that period. Post Office, 1893-1897 Prospect In the northwestern part of Meadow Township, as shown on maps from 1873 to 1885. Summit In section 24, Summit Township. Post Office, 1875 Trimello In section 6, Clay Township. Post Office, 1875-1900 Willow Creek In section 36, Clay Township. Post Office, 1871-1900 Yankee In the north central part of Peterson Township. Post Office, 1881-1900 Submitted by Cathy Danielson
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