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BABYLON, TEXAS

Navarro County, North Central Texas
17 miles SW of Corsicana
Between Dawson and Purdon off FM 709
Population: Unknown

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On an unnumbered county road between Dawson and Purdon, Babylon was founded by former slaves. A church was formed in the mid-1890s and a school was opened around 1900.

Babylonians traded in Dawson, or Purdon, but after WWII most all residents moved away. Detailed TxDoT maps of Navarro County do not even show a place name or a cemetery.

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