Buttercup Town Site

The town of Buttercup, located a few miles south of Cedar Park, was settled primarily by the Dodd, McRae, and Crumley clans in the early 1800s. Once known as Doddboro and Doddville, Buttercup had a cotton gin, store, and post office. The old town of Buttercup is now under water behind the conservation dam on US 183, behind Aaron's Furniture Store.

Buttercup Community site. Also known as Doddboro and Doddville, it is currently under water behind the conservation dam on 183 behind Aaron's Furniture Store. Mid 1850.

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