Disaster Preparedness Part 2
September 1921 takes its place in Williamson County’s historic archives.
Fueled by a hurricane that formed in the Gulf of Mexico, a wicked storm pummeled Williamson County September 8-10, lasting 35 hours. The flood killed 94 people in the county — most were Mexican cotton harvesters who had camped near the crops between Taylor and Granger — and at least 40 people were never found. Many…