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DOYLE, TEXAS

Limestone County, Central Texas North

Off Highway 14
At the Navasota River
5 Miles NE of Groesbeck
Population: 50 (2000) 10 (1990)

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History in a Pecan Shell

Named after a former mayor of Mexia (William Elliot Doyle), the town was set up with the establishment of the Houston and Texas Central Railway in 1871.

Doyle had a post office from 1903 to 1923. After that, mail came through Groesbeck.
TX Limestone  County 1940s Map
1940s Limestone County map showing Doyle NE of Groesbeck
From Texas state map #4335

Courtesy Texas General Land Office

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Doyle, Texas Nearby Towns:
Groesbeck the county seat
Mexia | Hillsboro
See Limestone County | Central Texas North

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