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Robertson's Original Colony
Present Day Counties
Central Texas was colonized by the Robertson Colony, 1825 - 1836. All or part of 30 Central Texas counties have been organized from this colony.
Name | Date Organized | County Seat |
Milam | 1836 | Cameron |
Bastrop | 1837 | Bastrop |
Robertson | 1837 | Franklin |
Brazos | 1841 | Bryan |
Burleson | 1846 | Caldwell |
Limestone | 1846 | Groesbeck |
Williamson | 1848 | Georgetown |
Bell | 1850 | Belton |
McLennan | 1850 | Waco |
Falls | 1850 | Marlin |
Hill | 1851 | Hillsboro |
Coryell | 1854 | Gatesville |
Johnson | 1854 | Cleburne |
Burnet | 1854 | Burnet |
Bosque | 1854 | Meridian |
Parker | 1855 | Weatherford |
Comanche | 1856 | Comanche |
Lampasas | 1856 | Lampasas |
Erath | 1856 | Stephenville |
Brown | 1856 | Brownwood |
Jack | 1856 | Jacksboro |
Palo Pinto | 1856 | Palo Pinto |
Callahan | 1858 | Baird |
Stephens | 1858 | Breckenridge |
Hamilton | 1858 | Hamilton |
Hood | 1866 | Granbury |
Eastland | 1873 | Eastland |
Lee | 1874 | Giddings |
Somerville | 1875 | Glen Rose |
Mills | 1887 | Goldthwaite |
Source: Brochure of the Central Texas Area Museum Of History, Salado, Bell County, TX, 1969
Page Modified: 31 August 2023
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