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PEREZVILLE, TEXAS. Perezville is a colonia on State Spur 347 eight miles west of Mission in southwestern Hidalgo County. It developed during the 1960s, and by 1976 the community had fifty-seven dwellings and a population estimated at 314. By 1986 the number of dwellings had increased to eighty, and the population was 360. In 1992 the population for Perezville was estimated at 3,999.

BIBLIOGRAPHY: Colonias in the Lower Rio Grande Valley of South Texas: A Summary Report (Policy Research Project Report No. 18, Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, University of Texas at Austin, 1977).

 




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