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FIELD CREEK, TEXAS

Llano County, Texas Hill Country

Highway 71
20 Miles NW of Llano the county seat
In the NW corner of Llano County
Population: Unknown

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J. T. Simpson General Store, Field Creek, Texas letterhead
J. T. Simpson General Store, Field Creek, Texas
1890 Letterhead courtesy Texas General Land Office

History in a Pecan Shell

Settled in the late 1850s alongside Trout Creek, a store opened in the late 1870s and the watercourse and community were renamed.

The town received a post office in 1878 which held on for 98 years, closing in 1976. The population has always been small, reporting only 30 residents from the 1940s through the 1980s. The current population is unknown and the community only appears on detailed county maps.

TX Llano County 1940s Map
1940s map showing Field Creek in far NW Llano County
Near Mason & San Saba County lines
From Texas state map #4335

Courtesy Texas General Land Office

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Field Creek, Texas Nearby Towns:
Llano the county seat
San Saba
Mason
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