Freestone County, Texas
Communities


Old Ghost Towns - with former Post office:



Pyburn

Pyburn community was located about half way between Teague and Fairfield.  A 
soil map of Freestone County in 1918 shows "Pyburn School" with two structures
that could be schools and/or churches and a cemetery.  Pyburn was located about 
half a mile southeast of the old Driver community.  The Pyburn area is drained 
by the Keechi Creek.  To the south about a half mile is "Jordan Chapel".

Post Office:
Pyburn had a post office between Aug. 6th, 1895 and Feb 21, 1907.  

School:
Pyburn School

Other Buildings:
Church?
Driver/Pyburn Cemetery
Cotton Gin and 2 stores



Known Past Residents:

Butler, Chester Whitney 
Butler, Melinda (Anglin)
Butler, William Pinkney

Deborde, Sylba Meirine 

Garth, D. T. (attorney)
Gilbert, Frank 

Hardin, Mattie 
Henderson, J. D.
Henderson, Rachel 
Hood, Grace Bernice Pyburn 
Huckaby, George 

Johnson, Fannie 

Kelly, Thomas

Lancaster, Doris Margaret (Pyburn) 
Love, Lelah 

McAdams, Kenneth "Yoat"

Peevy, L. E. 
Pickett, R. A.
Pyburn, Andrew J.
Pyburn, Oscar Eugene and Edna (Davis)

Smith, Annie Grace Virden 

Terry, George T.

Walthall, W. C.