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History
in a Pecan Shell
Settled in 1888, the community had a post office granted two years later.
The town’s namesake was orator and journalist Henry W. Grady. In the mid 1890s,
Grady had only ten residents, supported by a store, flour mill and cotton gin. The
post office closed its doors in 1902 but the school managed to stay open for several
years (finally merging with Hobbs School in 1924). Grady today is remembered only
by its small cemetery. |
| Henry
Grady in1890
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