Smallest Texas town you bet nobody else has spent time in - Page 10

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In reply to O.G. • 7:01p, 1/6/26

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JR Hayes, Jr was my great grandfathers name. He was (Hamilton) county commissioner around there in the 60's. Great grandma, Viola, was a Fuller. Both are buried at Pottsville

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7:11p, 1/6/26

My Great grandmother was born a Schuster. I am cousins to the ones that had the business in Goldthwaite & the ranch. A lot of my ancestors/relatives are buried in Priddy.

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In reply to Ag with kids • 7:53a, 1/7/26

Ag with kids said:
How about Long Mott?

On the way into Seadrift you pass by it. My GF's best friend owns the winery there (although I think they're in the process of shutting it down).

Both the GF and her best friend are Ags...as was her best friend's dad, who owned a lot of the land around there...

Are you sure he didnt own the whole dang town? Long Mott looks like a farmer built his support buildings on both sides of the HWY and then had it incorporated as a town......