Welcome to Texas Genealogy Trails! *Volunteers dedicated to putting free data online.* This Bosque County Website is available for adoption.
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Much of the beauty and heritage of Bosque County is closely entwined with its abundant water-ways -- the Bosque and Brazos Rivers and two lakes, Meridian and Whitney. The county's distinctive pathways reflect its history -- the Cleng Peerson Memorial Highway, the Old Chisholm Trail, the Sante Fe Railroad, and the Texas Lakes Trail.
Early Spanish explorers bestowed the name Bosque (pronounced boss-kee) meaning "wooded." The first survey for land grants in the Bosque Valley came about in 1839. In 1849, a few years after Texas attained statehood, the first permanent settlers arrived to a territory still roamed by Native Americans. By 1854, the number of settlers living in Bosque Territory had increased, and Bosque County was created. Merdian was named the County seat.
Cities and towns
Clifton
Meridian
Cranfills Gap
Morgan
Kopperl (unincorporated)
Valley Mills
Iredell
Walnut Springs
ONLINE DATA
Mockingbird State Bird
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