The list of cities known to have taken their names from honor early members of Waco 92 is growing. Below is that list along with a map showing their locations.
Aquilla, Tx (Bro. Aquilla Jones) *not yet on map
Battle, Tx (Bro. N.W. Battle)
Burleson, Tx (Bro. Rufus Burleson)
Cee Vee, Tx (Bro. Claiborne Varner)
Coke, Tx (Bro. Richard Coke)
Crawford, TX (Bro. W.W. Crawford)
Downsville, Tx (Bro. J.W. Downs and his father WW Downs)
Erath, Tx (Bro. George Erath) this town was absorbed by China Spring
George’s Creek, Tx (Bro. George Barnard)
Gerald, Tx (Bro. George B. Gerald) *not yet on map
Granbury, Tx (Bro. Hiram Granbury)
Gurley, Tx (Bro. E.J. Gurley) *not yet on map
Harrison, Tx (Bro. James E. Harrison)
Hutto, Tx (Bro. James E. Hutto)
Lacy-Lakeview, Tx (Bro. W.D. Lacy)
Massey, Tx (Bro. E.P. Massey) only the Bell Springs Cemetery remains today
Napier, Tx (Bro. James Napier Jr.)
Oglesby. Tx (Bro. William Oglesby)
Olive, Tx (Bro. Sid Olive) only a cemetery remains of this town
Ross, Tx (Bro. Sul Ross)
Sanger, Tx (Bro. Lehman Sanger)
Searsville, TX (Bro. John Sears)
Sedwick, Tx (Bro. John Francis Sedwick)
Steiner, Tx (Bro. Josephus Steiner, this Hill County town no longer exists but its valley does and bears the same name)
Stephenville, Tx (Bro. John Stephen)