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TROY. A village on the C., B. & Q. Railroad in section 18, White Breast Township, about two miles east of Lucas, as appears on maps of the early 1900's. Lucas
TUNIS. A post office about two miles north of Agency from 1897 to 1900. Wapello
TUNNEL. In the northwestern part of Hamilton Township. Post office, 1885-97. Hamilton
TURKEY GROVE. The name first given to the post office at Grove City, from 1857 to 1863, which see above. Cass
TURKEY RUN. In the northeastern part of Center Township, as shown on maps of 1857. Decatur
TURNER. A former station on the C., R. 1. & P. Railway in Rock Creek Township. Jasper
TURNER. A post office from 1874 to 1879 in the central part of Deer Creek Township. Mills
TURNERSVILLE. In the eastern part of Banks Township, as shown on maps of 1862. Fayette
TUSCARORA. A hamlet in the southeast corner of section 8, Franklin Township. Its post office was established in 1840, but in 1853 the name was changed to Dover. Lee
TUTTLE GROVE. In section 20, Orange Township. Post office, 1875-77. Guthrie
TWEETEN. A post office from 1900 to 1903 in the southwestern part of section 11, Newton Township. Winnebago
TWELVE MILE GROVE. Listed in the U. S. postal records as a post office in Warren County in 1863, but the location not found. Warren
TWIN LAKES. In section 31, Sherman Township. Post office, 1867-89. Calhoun
TWIN OAK. A post office in the southwestern part of section 20, Oakland Township, from 1873 to 1881. Louisa
TWIN OAK. A post office in the southwestern part of section 23, Oaklanmd Township, from 1873-1881. Louisa
TWIN SPRINGS. The name of the post offiee at the present village of Kendallville from 1856 to 1874. Winneshiek
TWIN SPRINGS. The present village of Festina in Washington Township was platted as Twin Springs in 1856, but the name was later changed to the name of its post office, Festina. Winneshiek
TYNER. A small village in the central part of Elkhart Township with a post office, 1877-1902. Polk
TYPEE. Listed in the U. S. Official Register of 1846 as a post office in Jefferson County, but not found on the maps of that period. Jefferson
TYRO. A post office (1862-73) in the eastern part of section 32, Washington Township. Poweshiek
TYSON'S MILLS. The pioneer name of the present town of Lehigh. It was begun in 1855 as Tyson's Mills. The name was changed to Vesper, and later to Lehigh. Tyson's Mills was the name of the post office from 1870 to 1876. Webster
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