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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Waller_County,_TexasWaller County, Texas - Wikipedia

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   Waller County is a county in the U.S. state of Texas, named for Edwin Waller, a signer of the Texas Declaration of Independence. It has a population of 56,794 and is home of the Prairie View A&M University.

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3. www.co.waller.tx.usWaller County, Texas

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   Waller County, located in southeast Texas, is rapidly growing community. As part of the Houston Metropolitan Area we offer our residents the business resources of the big city in a wholesome rural environment.

4. data.census.gov › profileWaller County, Texas

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   Waller CCD, Waller County, Texas is a city, town, place equivalent, and township located in Waller County, Texas. Census Bureau profiles results pages search results.

5. www.wallertexas.govWaller Texas Home Page | Waller, Texas

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   The City of Waller City Council approved a new fee schedule and implemented the newest building codes on 02/19/2024. All changes will go into effect on March 1, 2024. Civic Center is available for rental for the meeting room and banquet room. Come and take a tour to see the newest renovations.

6. www.tshaonline.org › handbook › entriesWaller County - TSHA

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   Apr 1, 2021 · Learn about the history, geography, economy, and culture of Waller County, a county in southeast Texas. Find out how it was settled, developed, and affected by the Civil War and Reconstruction.

7. www.co.waller.tx.us › page › HistoryWaller County, Texas

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   Learn about the geography, economy, and demographics of Waller County, created in 1873 from Austin and Grimes Counties. Discover how the county developed with the railways, cotton, oil, and immigration.

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   What is Waller County Texas known for?

   • Waller County, created in 1873 from Austin and Grimes Counties, is located in a favorable geographic environment. Today the county bears the growth of Houston metropolitan area; which began to develop in the late nineteenth century with the implementation of the Houston and Texas Central Railway that helped to stimulate its expansion.

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   When did Waller County become Austin County?

   • The area that is now Waller County was originally part of the Municipality of Washington under Mexican rule, then became part of Washington County and then Austin County. The area began to be settled in the early 1820s as part of Stephen F. Austin 's original colony.

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   How did Waller County develop?

   • The southern part of what became Waller County developed more slowly than the northern sections did. James Pattison established a plantation close to the site of present-day Pattison, and Edwin Waller settled near the site of the present community of Clemons sometime after 1840. Most settlers in the area came from the southern United States.

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   How many people lived in Waller County in 1880?

   • In 1880 the first United States census to record the new county reported 9,024 people, including 5,830 African Americans, living in the area. The agricultural census for that year found 596 farms encompassing 103,369 acres. Waller County residents planted over 10,000 acres in cotton that year and had 10,500 cattle.

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9. www.co.waller.tx.us › page › GeographicalWaller County, Texas

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   Geographical. DEMOGRAPHICS. Physical features consist of rolling prairies that drain to the Brazos and San Jacinto Rivers, with alluvial soils, and the area is one-fifth forested. Much of the vegetation consists of cultivated prairie grassland and pastureland.