Bracketed numbers - [1], [2] - are used for multiple places of the same name within a county.
A city name in all uppercase (e.g., DALLAS) indicates it is incorporated.
In the associated names column, brackets indicate alternate spellings or endings of the town name (e.g., [-ville]).
When more than one county is listed, the town is/was principally in the first-named county.
A county name in parenthesis indicates the town has a more remote connection to that county, for example, the town was originally in that county.
Not all names associated with one place are listed in each reference, but are included with the present name or last known name of the place.

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