North Fork Town
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About 1.5 mi. East. Important center on Texas Road in Creek Nation, from 1836. Post office established as Micco, 1853. Albert Pike secured treaties for Confederate States, signed here, 1861, by Choctaw, Chickasaw, and Creek Nations. Asbury School approved by Creek Council and supervised by Methodist Bd.
, established near hear, 1848.
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