One of the more unusual place names in Texas, it stems from the grisly
discovery of an infants skull left on Babyhead Mountain by hostile
Indians. A town developed on the site and even had its own post office
from 1879 to 1918. At one time the town hosted a county voting precinct
and up until the late 1960s, it still had a population. As late as
1990 twenty residents were counted but all that’s left today is the
cemetery and the historical marker.