Bill Young: Indian villages skip Navarro County

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What prevented the historical Native Americans from establishing a village in Navarro County ? One Spanish explorer recorded an Iscanis village in Freestone County , a Tehuacana village in Limestone County , a ...

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Doris

Fairfield, TX

I was intrigued by your article. I would like more info on the Indian village in Leon Co. re: location,etc. I have only lived here about 15 years and have'nt ever heard anyone say anything about Indians in this area. Thanks, Doris

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