Browning, Texas (English Wikipedia)

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"Browning, TX," by Vista K. McCroskey, Handbook of Texas Online, (retrieved June 26, 2020)

"The Browning House," Chronicles of Smith County, Texas, Vol. 3, No. 1, Spring 1964; ISSN 0578-0462
"Post Offices and Postmasters of Smith County, Texas: 1847–1929," Chronicles of Smith County, Texas, Vol. 5, No. 1, Spring 1966; ISSN 0578-0462
"School Sights," Chronicles of Smith County, Texas, Vol. 8, No. 2, Fall 1969, pps. 45–58; ISSN 0578-0462
Pictures of old school houses: Arp, Bascom, Carroll, Center, Cross Roads, Eureka, Flora, Harris Chapel, Hopewell, Lake Park, Liberty Hill, Mt. Carmel, Midway, Neals Chapel, Nebo, Providence 1909, Red Springs, Sabine, Saline, Sand Plat, Starrville, Stewart, Union Point 1912–13, Whitehouse, White's Chapel and Wood Springs
Chronological History of Smith County, compiled by Donald Wayne Whisenhunt, Sr., PhD (born 1938), edited by Vicki Sue Betts (maiden; born 1953), Smith County Historical Society (1983); OCLC 54181973