No. But there are towns named Looneyville in both Texas and West Virginia.

'Looneyville' is a community in West Virginia and is also the name of a small town in the state of Texas.

Yes. It is an unincorporated community. It was named after a settler who was at this site in 1844, his name was Robert Looney. The population as of 2009 was 704.

There are towns named Looneyville in Texas and in West Virginia.

The Looneyville in West Virginia is allegedly named for Robert Looney, its founder.

The former town of Looneyville in Texas developed in the 1860s and it was named after the local storekeeper John Looney. It had a maximum population of around 100 and many worked in nearby sawmills. The post office closed in 1905 and the local school in the 1960s, rendering the town virtually non-existent. Sometime in the late 1990s, the remnants of the store were destroyed by fire.