Sandy Hills, Texas
Sandy Hills was a small historic settlement which was located in western Wilson County, Texas (USA), five miles west of La Vernia at the intersection of county roads 321 and 361.[1][2]
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The community of Sandy Hills, Texas was a small settlement in Northwestern Wilson County, Texas. All that remains of the settlement is a small brick school house located at the intersection of county roads 361 and 357. Some of the earliest settlers in Sandy Hills were Captain Joseph Dornstin, and Charles Rowley, the father of the local outlaw Bob Rowley.[1][2]
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References
- "Highwayman of Sandy Hills" By Allen and Regina Kosub, Wilson County News, March 19, 2008, P68.
- "Wilson County Centennial 1860-1960" By the Wilson county library, Centennial program handed out at The 100yr centennial celebration
- "Highwayman of Sandy Hills" By Allen and Regina Kosub, Wilson County News, March 19, 2008, P68.
- "Wilson County Centennial 1860-1960" By the Wilson county library, Centennial program handed out at The 100yr centennial celebration
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