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History in
a Pecan Shell
According to the
Handbook of Texas, Mozo may be a corruption of surname Mazoch,
proprietors of a gin in the community around 1909.
The railroad had built loading docks for the gin and several businesses
existed at one time or another, but the town never developed beyond
the gin and related structures. No population figures were given.
Today Mozo exists as “a dispersed community” of small farms.
There is no cemetery, although the name does appear on detailed county
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Williamson
County 1907 postal map showing Georgetown
and the Missouri, Kansas, and Texas Railroad
From Texas state map #2090
Courtesy
Texas General Land Office |
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