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Honey Grove, Texas was once designated to be a county seat for a county to be named Webster County. The radical constitutional convention of 1868-69 made a declaration that seven miles should be taken from Lamar County and ten miles from Fannin County, and be formed into a county to be named Webster, with Honey Grove as the county seat. The organization was never made, and the declaration was forgotten.

Excerpt from "The Red River Valley - Then & Now" by A. W. Neville
 

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