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CONTENTS
Horatio Reardon Hearne
From ..... Genealogical Records of Katherine Galloway
From the Editor's Desk ........................ Janis Hunt
Brazos County Divorce Records, 1856-1880
. Compiled by ............................... Bill Page
Using Deeds and Mortgages to Determine Maiden Names
contributed by.................... Peggy Basenfelder
Churches in Brazos County Texas--1890 ....................
Some Brazos county Folks in Washington Co. Records
Compiled by ................"............... Bill Page
Green's prairie Community Notes
Transcribed by........................... Janis Hunt
Some Brazos County Inquests, 1857-1874
Compiled by ............................... Bill Page
State and Local Fairs, 1870-1873
Compiled by ............................... Bill Page
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Bryan city Cemetery--Continued ...........................
Queries ..................................................
Index Compiled by............................. Janis Hunt
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BRAZOS GENEALOGIST
VOLUME XV NUMBER 2
SPRING 1994
BRAZOS GENEALOGICAL ASSOCIATION
P.O. BOX 5493 BRYAN TX 77805
OFFICERS 1993
PRESIDENT. . . . . PEGGY BASENFELDER
VICE PRESIDENT....VICKIE SIMONS
SECRETARY. . . . . . . ANNE MONTGOMERY
TREASURER. . . . . . . . . . . . . RUTH HARY
LIBRARIAN.....POST TO BE FILLED
EDITOR. .... . ........ . JANIS HUNT
PAST PRESIDENT........BILL PAGE
STAFF EDITORS
RESEARCH/QUERIES...............
PEGGY BASENFELDER
LOCAL HISTORY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
RUTH HARY AND JANIS HUNT
CONTINUING SERIES.....BILL PAGE
INDEXING/PRINTING CONSULTANT. . .
HARRY J. PORTZER
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HORATIO REARDON HEARNE
"On June 22, 1896, an article in the Dallas Morning News announced the death
of Horatio HEARNE of Robertson County, Robert COWART, an eminent jurist, when
reading the news remarked, 'In the death of H,R, HEARNE, one of the most
extraordinary men of Texas has passed over to the great majority,'
"Horatio HEARNE was, indeed, extraordinary, He had resided in Texas, near
his beloved Brazos River, since mid-century and had attained such success, he was
known throughout the nation, HEARNE was one of a famous clan of HEARNES that
dated its ancesfry back through the American Revolution and into medieval England,
It is impossible to tell the story of this great man without reference to other 'Texas
HEARNES' ,
"The HEARNE family in Texas went from Alabama to western Louisiana, on the
Texas border, in 1838, They were cotton planters, owning many slaves, and were
typical Southern people, In mass, they moved westward in the 1840's looking for
good land. They moved in covered wagons, carriages, and on horseback and their
slaves drove animals before them, They took their farm and building tools with them,
"In the migration there were brothers, sisters, nieces and nephews but they
were all HEARNES by blood or marriage, The leader of the clan was Christopher
Columbus HEARNE, called Lum, the son of Selby and Elizabeth RANSOME HEARNE,
Lum's sisters, Tabitha and Priscilla, were there as well as his cousins Horatio,
Ebenezer, Roda Lee, Adaline, George Washington HEARNE and [wife-cousin] Frances
HEARNE, Alfred, Sam and Selby HEARNE rode with them,
"By 1851 the clan reached the prairie land of south Robertson County, Lum
HEARNE purchased land at Wheelock with his kinsmen, and slaves, burned brick and
erected a large 'community' home as headquarters for the HEARNES, Lum HEARNE
loved the great prairie and remained to rear his family with his wife, Mary and their
children Charles, Selby, John and Martha, The brothers, Horatio and Ebenezer
scouted the country side for more good land,
"Acting for Lum HEARNE, Horatio and Ebenezer began buying land in the
Brazos bottoms in 1850. They acquired quit claims deeds from heirs of Rododa
KENNEDY fully aware the RUIZ grant was clouded in controversy, They build
separate homes and plunged into plantation building, continuing until they had
thousands of acres in cultivation, The farming enterprise of the HEARNES grew until
Horatio alone had over 800 persons working on his land, Mules, horses and even ox
teams were put to work and great wagon trains of cotton were carried to the coast,
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"When the HEARNES heard a railway was to be built into central Texas, Lum
went to Houston and 'all the land needed' was offered 'if the officials of the Houston
and Central Railway Company would run the lines between Wheelock and Port
Sullivan', Lum's offer was accepted but he did not live to see the bottom land served
with rail transportation, Lum HEARNE died in 1867 but railway officials kept their
promise and a station was built at old Brown Spring and the town established was
named Hearne,
"In 1869 and 1870 the vast acreage acquired by the Hearne people became a
number of great plantations, Provided with transportation both to the south and east
by the H,& T,C, Railway ~nd by International, the once rugged cotton land became
a 'cotton kingdom' presided over by the HEARNE brothers and their kinsmen,
"The planters built their own 'supu line' from the main line to the bottoms,
Their 'own railroad' was called the 'HEARNE and Brazos Valley Company', Horatio
was working over 5000 acres by 1891,
"Horatio HEARNE built homes, churches and schools on his land, He dug
artesian wells for his cotton, and employed a negro doctor to look after his workmen,
Nothing could stop him in his desire to make the great valley bloom, When floods
came he rebuilt his land with the help of convict labor and when no workmen were
available he went into South Carolina and brought hundreds of negroes to the land,
"Horatio HEARNE's wife was his cousin Priscilla and their children, two girls,
Betty and Alabama, were as demanding and determined as other HEARNES. Their
fine home entirely of cedar was a 'colonial mansion' of the great plantation and,
through them, the family fortune grew,
. "When Horatio HEARNE was past seventy years of age he felt his work had just
begun, He became a banker, invested in industry, traveled and learned but he held
fast to the land, It was said of him, 'A man of more robust integrity never lived.'
Through his efforts and interest the town of Hearne, Texas prospered. He was a man
of great faith--in his fellowman and in his God, He referred to God in all his dealings
and, as he said, he was fighting life's battles 'under the Great Captain's eye',
"He died suddenly in Houston, on June 22 1896, according to the remaining
HEARNES, 'in the prime of life', With his passing the great plantations in the Brazos
valley began to break up, The droughts and floods seemed harder to his heirs than
they had to him, or maybe those who possessed his land were not of the same fiber,
When he was buried his children, relatives and friends gathered and R,E, COWART
spoke the final words, 'With torn and bleeding hearts they marched to his final resting
place and there poured their tears over the remains of their best and truest friend and
noblest of men,'"
By J,W, BAKER, Bremond, Texas
The preceeding article on the HEARNE family was found on one of many rolls
of microfilm recently moved from the Texas Archives Division at Texas A&M
University to the Micro-text department of the Sterling Evans Library at Texas A&M
University, A former Robertson County Clerk, Mrs. Katherine THOMPSON
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GALLOWAY, collected and transcribed wills, obituaries, articles, probate, and much
'more about some early families of Robertson County Texas, Mrs, GALLOWAY was
herself a descendant of a pioneer Robertson County family, There are many families
represented on these two microfilm rolls and the microfilm rolls are available through
inter-library loan,
J,W, BAKER is the author of A Historv of Robertson County, published by the
Robertson County Historical Survey Committee, 1970, This book contains some of
the information found in Mrs, GALLOWAY's notes, It is also available through inter-
library loan.
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FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK
GOOD NEWSIl The first step has been taken toward the Carnegie Library
project, A $497,392 grant was announced for the renovation of the building, This
grant will be received from the Dept, of Transportation under the Federal Act called
ISTEA, The City of Bryan has committed $124,348, bringing the total amount to
$621,740, This will cover the entire cost of building renovation but does not include
staffing and furnishings, Work will start when the money is received in the near
future, Our grant is part of $90,000,000 allocated for eighty two various projects,
During the census years 1850-1880, several supplemental censuses were
taken, one of which was an agricultural census, The agricultural census contains a
wealth of information about our farming families, including but not limited to the
following: how much land and what type of land; was it owned or rented; what types
and kinds of livestock and crops were raised, At our March meeting there were
several handouts, including blank forms to record the agricultural censuses, If you
would like to have a copy of the blank forms for 1850, 1860, 1870 and 1880, please
send a SASE (#10 envelope with $.52 postage) for your copies, We are not selling
these forms but would accept a donation to our society to cover the cost of copying.
The Brazos Genealogical Association is announcing a new service. The
Association will do limited local Brazos County research for $10,00 an hour plus the
cost of any copies, We will check marriage records, probate indexes, grantee and
grantor land indexes (within a two to five year time frame), our new Brazos County
cemetery listing book, the index to Brazos Countv Historv, Rich Past--Bright Future,
the Texas Census indexes for 1850-1880 and fourteen years plus of our quarterlies,
The money raised from this project will be used to support exchanges with other
genealogical societies and other special projects, If you are interested in this service,
please write to us at P,O, Box 5493, Bryan, TX 77805 and enclose a SASE,
The Texas Research Ramblers have published Brazos Countv Texas Marriage
Books, E and F, 22 Jan 1878 to 18 Aug 1887. Copies may be purchased ($15,00)
from Texas Research Ramblers, c/o Mrs, Mary COOPER, 740 Garden Acres Blvd.,
Bryan, TX 77802, The next marriage books, G 1 and G2, are almost ready for
publication,
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BRAZOS COUNTY DIVORCE RECORDS, 1856-1880
compiled by Bill Page
The first divorce in Brazos Co. took place in 1856,
fifteen years after the creation of the county. During
this period, divorce was a highly emotional issue.
Readers should be cautious about accepting the stated
reasons for the divorce as the complete truth.
The following records are taken from the microfilmed
civil Minutes (Brazos County District Court) (reels #
1020039-1020040). The person listed first initiated the
divorce. In a few cases, the records have been
supplemented with information from other sources.
Researchers should check the original records to insure
complete accuracy.
SHEPARD, L. Nancy; Alfred SHEPARD. Book B, pp. 279,
301, 302, Sept. 1856. C.C. SEALS and William C. BOILS
were witnesses. Alfred SHEPARD abandoned his wife and
children in Sept. 1852. The coupled were divorced, and
Nancy SHEPARD was given custody of their two minor
children: John A. SHEPARD and Stephen SHEPARD.
McLEASTER, Sarah; Hiram B. McLEASTER. Book B, pp. 281,
287, 310-311, 329, Sept. 1856. This couple had been
married about 2 years when the divorce was filed. They
lived together for about 18 months, during which time
"he sold and squand~red nearly all of her personal
property." The case mentions "her child" (but not the
child's name). (According to Washington Co. marriage
records, Sarah J. MILLICAN and Hiram B. McLEASTER were
married in January 1851).
CURD, Ezekial; Martha J. CURD. Book B, pp. 281, 309-
310. Sept. 1856. They were divorced. (According to
Brazos Co. marriage records, Martha Jane VESS married
Ezekiel CURD on 21 Apr. 1853).
Ezekiel CURD accused his wife of adultery with Mark
WEAVER. Martha CURD denied that charge, and said
that not only did her husband cruelly beat her, but
that he had once watched as another man (Eason C.
THOMAS) beat her. Brazos Co. Record Book District
Court, reel 1020043, pp. 75-78.
RANDLE, Ann C.; William RANDLE. Book C, p.20, Mar.
1857. They were divorced.
MILHANKS, John; Sarah A. MILHANKS. Book C, pp. 40, 60,
Nov. 1858. They were divorced.
To the Sheriff of Brazos County, You are hereby
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commanded to summon ... Sarah Ann MILLHANKS, to be
and appear before the honorable District Court of
Brazos County... to answer the petition of John
MILLHANKS ... wherein said John alleges: that he was
married to said Sarah Ann, and lived with her in the
discharge of his duties on till about the 23rd of
April 1855; that said Sarah Ann, in disregard of the
kind and genial conduct on the part of the
petitioner, eloped from his bed and board along with
a mix-blooded or colored man, together with two of
petitioners little daughters, and escaped to parts
unknown; that previous to said elopement said Sarah
Ann had on divers occasions been guilty of adultery
with said colored man; that said Sarah Ann has
abandoned petitioner forever Texas Baptist, 22
July 1857, p.3, col.6.
ELLINGTON, Sophrona; Wm. ELLINGTON. Book C, pp. 56, 89.
May 1869. They were divorced. (According to Brazos Co.
marriage records, William A. ELLINGTON married Sophronia
Ann COOPER on 15 Jan. 1857).
GRAVES, Mary E.; Samuel GRAVES. Book C, pp.57, 87, May
1859. They were divorced.
LEHMAN, Sarah Ann; William LEMMAN. Book C, pp. 59, 88,
108, 1859? Final divorce decree not found.
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To the Sheriff of Brazos County, Greetings: You are
hereby commanded to summon by publication William
LEMON to be and appear before the Hon. District Court
of Brazos County... to answer the petition of Sarah
Ann LEMON ... wherein said Sarah Ann alleges that hse
was lawfully married to said William LEMON, on the
17th day of July 1855, and lived with him for two or
three months in the discharge of her duties as wife,
when she separated from him on account of his bad and
unaffectionate conduct; that she again joined her
fortunes to him, hoping some change had taken place,
and that she would be treated with the love and.
respect due a wife, but to no purpose. She still
received the same ill-treatment in a worse degree
from her husband, and was again forced to quit his
bed and board; that her said ill treatment continued
to grow worse until their final separation in
September 1857 ... Petitioner was in habitual fear
for the safety of herself and child ... M.F. GUEST,
attorney for the petitioner, has made oath that the
residence of said Wm. LEMON is unknown .... Texas
Baptist, 15 Sept. 1859, p.3, col.5
MERCHANT, Jennie (or Jannia); Alfred MERCHANT.
pp. 147, 171, Oct. 1860? They were divorced.
Book C,
Jennie
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was given custody of their child "Glin" (sp. ?).
BOWMAN, Sarah E.; W.W. BOWMAN. Book C, p.350, 1 Nov.
1866. They were divorced. Sarah was given custody of
"the two children, the fruits of the marriage" (the
children were not named).
RICHARDS, Carrie S.; George RICHARDS. Book C, p.398;
Book D, p.130, 13 Oct. 1869. They were divorced.
CHILDERS, Martha A.; Samuel CHILDERS. Book C, p. 507,
10 Apr. 1868. They were divorced.
HALL, Nancy E.; H.R. HALL. Book D, p.17, 1 Apr. 1869.
They were divorced.
REDDING, Sarah L.; Thompson P. REDDING. Book D, p.63,
Apr. 1869. They were divorced. Sarah claimed "cruel
and outrageous" treatment by her husband. She got
custody of their son LaFayette REDDING. The court
awarded Sarah many possessions, including: 9 chairs, 4
besteads with their mattresses and furniture, 5 tables,
1 sofa, 1 clock, 5 trunks, 1 looking glass, 1 set of
andirons, 1 kitchen safe, 1 stove and vessels, 3 lamps,
20 volumes of books, etc.
ALLEN, Elizabeth; David N. ALLEN. Book D, p.160-161, 8
Apr. 1870. They were divorced. Elizabeth got custody
of "her infant child" (not named).
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FITCHETT, Harriet E.; Daniel F. FITCHETT. Book D,
p.161, 8 Apr. 1870. They were divorced.
GORDY, Addie E.; Michael GORDY. Book D, p.165, 8 Apr.
1870. They were divorced.
MILHANKS, Lucinda; John MILHANKS. Book D, p. 233-234,
15 Nov. 1870. They were divorced.
TUCKER, Neely; John TUCKER.
1870. They were divorced.
infant child (not named).
PIPKIN, Mollie; L.D. PIPKIN.
They were divorced.
Book D, p.250, 18 Nov.
Neely got custody of their
Book D, p.286, Dec. 1870.
MENARD, Edith R.; Sam W. MENARD. Book D, pp. 348, 394,
1 Apr. 1871. They were divorced. Edith got custody of
"her child, the issue of said marriage" (not named).
GUEST, Martha A.; James N. GUEST. Book D, p.381; Book
E, p.19, Nov. 1871. They were divorced. Martha got
custody of "the two children, the issue of the marriage"
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(not named).
SMITH, Uraulla; Gip SMITH. Book D, p.394, 1 Apr. 1871.
They were divorced. Uraualla was "restored" to her
maiden name, Uraulla PITTILLO.
HAILE, L.B.; Amanda HAILE. Book E, pp. 11, 64, 167,
18 July 1874. They were divorced.
NEELEY, Sally; John B. NEELEY. Book E, p.38, 25 Nov.
1871. They were divorced.
PEARCE, Noah; Mary Ann PEARCE. Book E, pp.51, 67, Mar.
1872. They were divorced.
TALLEY, Mary Ann; Robert TALLEY. Book E, p.61, 15 Mar.
1872. They were divorced.
HARRINGTON, Dinah; Louis HARRINGTON. Book E, pp. 65,
67, 27 Mar. 1872. They were divorced.
MITCHELL, C.W., Mrs.; Mr. M.A. MITCHELL. Book E, p. 82,
105, 17 Mar. 1873. These people "were recognized by the
community as husband and wife and lived together as such
in Brazos County, Texas, from about the year 1857 till
1861." The husband abandoned his wife in 1861 and
returned to Alabama to live with "relations." They were
divorced.
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HARRIS, Rebecca; E.S. HARRIS. Book E, p.122, 12 July
1873. They were divorced. Rebecca was given custody of
their 6 children (not named).
BLATHERWICK, S.N.; Mary F. BLATHERWICK.~ Book E, p.125-
126, 19 Nov. 1873. They were divorced. The record
includes a very long list of property which was divided.
RHODE, Henry; pine Lee RHODE. Book E, pp.162, 196,
30 July 1874. They were divorced.
DeHART, J.J.; Caroline DeHART. Book E, p.165, 17 July
1874. They were divorced.
LOTT, Malissa; Wm. Madison LOTT. Book E, p.206, 3 Aug.
1874. They were divorced. Malissa was given custody of
Blanch LOTT, their infant child.
BEALL, Laura; Albert BEALL. Book E, p.250, 27 Mar.
1875. They were divorced.
BERRY, Susan M.; David C. BERRY. Book E, pp.16, 105,
106, 18 March 1873. They had lived together as husband
and wife for "several years" in Arkansas. In about Oct.
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1868 he became addicted to "opiates." He abandoned her
and her child (not named). They were divorced, and she
was given custody of the child.
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DAWSON, Mary M.; John M. DAWSON. Book F, pp. 307, 320.
7 Sept. 1876. They were divorced.
BOWEN, L.J., Mrs.; Mr. J.R. BOWEN. Book F, p.327, 7
Sept. 1876. They had been married "several years ago."
Her husband abandoned her "mor than three years ago."
She stated, "he has since in the state of Missouri lived
in open & notorious adultery with another woman." They
were divorced.
SHORT, George; Sarah F. SHORT. Book F, pp.328-329, 9
Sept. 1876. They were divorced.
BROOKS, Andy; Malvina BROOKS. Book F, p.373, 11 Sept.
1877. They were divorced.
JOHNSON, Randle; Sarah JOHNSON. Book F, p.373, 11 Sept.
1877. They were divorced.
LEE, Edward; Harriett Lee. Book F, p.374, 11 Sept.
1877. They were divorced.
BALDRIDGE, Frank; Julia BALDRIDGE. Book F, p.377, 13
Sept. 1877. They were divorced.
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SEALE, Jordan; Texana SEALE. Book F, p.379, 19 Sept.
1877. They were divorced.
BARNETT, Thornton; Eastie (or Esther) BARNETT. Book F,
p.391, 23 Feb. 1878. They were divorced.
BEARD, Martha; Wm. BEARD. Book F, p.399, 10 Sept. 1878.
They were divorced.
TERRELL, Nancy; Wade TERRELL. Book F, p. 401, 20 Sept.
1878. They were divorced.
SHARPE, Eliza; Ebenezar SHARPE. Book F, p.405, 24 Sept.
1878. They were divorced.
DAVIS, Charles; Fanny DAVIS. Book F, p.406, 27 Sept.
1878. They were divorced.
MARSHALL, Texanna; Edward MARSHALL. Book F, p.419-
420, 1 Mar. 1879. Final divorce decree not found.
While the case was awaiting completion, Texanna was
given custody of their two children, the older of whom
was about 2 years old; Edward MARSHALL was ordered to
pay $3 a month to support the children.
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EVANS, Jonas; Fannie EVANS. Book F, p.425, 6 Sept.
1879. They were divorced.
HARRISON, George; Martha HARRISON. Book F, p.425, 6
Sept. 1879. They were divorced.
TYNDAL, Paralee; Lewis TYNDAL. Book F, p. 443, 4 Mar.
1880. They were divorced.
HARDY, Wm. H.; Lula S. HARDY. Book F, p. 445, 5 Mar.
1880. They were divorced. Wm. was given custody of
their 2 children: Wm. Horace HARDY and Alpheus HARDY.
CHASE, Minne A.; Henry B. CHASE. Book F, pp. 465-466,
11 Sept. 1880. They were divorced.
GRIFFIN, Fred; Laura GRIFFIN. Book F, p.466-467, 15
Sept. 1880. They were divorced.
NEAL, Levy; Margaret NEAL. Book F, p.467, 15 Sept.
1880. Margaret "voluntarily left the bed & board" of
her husband for 3 years. They were divorced.
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DAVIS, Bennett Hillsman; Ruth Davidson DAVIS. Book F,
p.469, 22 Sept. 1880. Ruth was guilty of "excesses,
cruel treatment and outrages toward" her husband. B.H.
DAVIS was given custody of their 2 children: William H.
DAVIS, 13 years old, and Lucille DAVIS, 9 years old.
Ruth DAVIS waived her right to any portion of the
community property, so that it could be used to help
care for the children.
On 22 Oct. 1879, Ruth DAVIS faked her own drowning at
Galveston. She had gone there with her sister Mary
DAVIS (wife of Napoleon DAVIS, brother of B.H. DAVIS)
and M.W. McCRAW, a Bryan lawyer. Ruth and Mary were
daughters of Col. T.D. WILSON. In May 1880, McCRAW
revealed the deception at Ruth DAVIS' request. They
said that he alone had helped her with the plot, and
that her sister had not been involved. McCRAW helped
Ruth DAVIS move to New York city. McCRAW visited
N.Y. often, as he had a business office there. Ruth
DAVIS lived in a boarding house in which he also had
a room. They stated that their conduct had been
"proper" and offered to produce witnesses who could
testify to that. Ruth "never uttered a word against
Maj. DAVIS. She wanted to get rid of Bryan, its
talk, not him." She said that her motive was "not
for any ~icked purpose." (For more details, see:
Galveston Daily News, 28 May 1880, p.l, col.4; 29 May
1880, p.1, col.3; 30 May 1880, p.1, col.5; 13 June
1880, p.1, col.5; 23 Sept. 1880, p.1, col.5).
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BLUNT, Peter; Lydia BLUNT. Book F, pp.471-472, 22
Sept. 1880. They were divorced.
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ANDREWS, Green; Cora ANDREWS. Book F, pp. 473-474, 2
Oct. 1880. They were divorced.
DAVIS, Martha; John DAVIS. Book F, p.474, 6 Oct. 1880.
They were divorced.
BURTON, Viola; Frank BURTON. Book F, p.474, 9 Oct.
1880. They were divorced.
FORBES, A.C.; M.C. FORBES. Book F, p.474, 16 Sept.
1880. They were divorced.
ROBERTSON, Hanna; James. ROBERTSON. Book F, p.475, 1
Sept. 1880. James "was guilty of cruel treatment" to
Hanna. They were divorced.
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Using Deeds and Mortgages to Determine a Maiden Name
Peggy BASENFELDER copied the following from Prodigy: Two of the most
frequently used records for tracing our male ancestors, deeds and mortgages, can also
prove useful in uncovering maiden names, If you will check the lower left-hand corner
of most deeds, you will see the signatures of from two to four witnesses. The first
one is usually from the husband's side and the next one is usually from the wife's
side, This was done to protect her 1/3 dower. This is one of the best clues you'll
ever find for tracking down a maiden name, Likewise, you may be in luck in checking
mortgages, It was traditional in the 1800's and perhaps even before, that when a
woman married, her father (to protect her dowry), either covered the loan or carried
the note for his son-in-law, (KYOWVA Gen, Soc,)
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WANTED INFORMATION ON SEABORN ROSS
Need parents, second marriage and other children.
b.ca 1837 GA - Madison Co TX 1870 w/wife Matilda WILLIAMS ROSS
Wife died at birth of son Thomas Walton ROSS 13 Feb 1874.
Child raised by maternal grandmother Matilda BUNDICK WILLIAMS.
. Family story says "Seaborn ROSS went 'below Bryan'."
Alice M. (ROSS) ROBARDS .
10619 Fern Drive Dallas, TX 75228
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SOME BRAZOS CO. FOLKS IN WASHINGTON CO. RECORDS
compiled by Bill PAGE
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These entries (taken from Washington County Delayed
Birth Records on microfilm) list children born in
Washington Co., Tx., whose birth certificates indicate
that at least one of their parents had been born in
Brazos Co. The actual birth certificates provide much
additional information, including data on parents' jobs,
military service of fathers, etc.
Microfilm Reel #1769246
Leon J. NOWAK (b. ca. 1883, Washington Co.) m. Mary
WYMOLA (b. ca. 1894, Bryan). Their son Albine J. NOWAK
was b. 14 Nov. 1913 in Brenham (v.1, p.84).
John LUDWIG (b. ca. 1882, Germany) m. Mathilda JESTER
(b. ca. 1884, Brazos Co.) Their son Ervin John LUDWIG
was b. 20 Mar. 1920 in Burton (v.1, p.257).
Microfilm Reel 1769247
John Richard ALEXANDER (b. ca. 1850, Washington) m.
Minnie Meartia BERKELEY (b. ca. 1870, Bryan). Their
daughter Sarrah Katherine ALEXANDER was b. 18 Nov. 1888
in Washington (v.4, p.174).
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James ZEPHAR, an African American (b. ca. 1874,
Millican) m. Mollie SCURRY, an African American (b. ca.
1872, Washington). Their son Lucious ZEPHAR was b. 4
Oct. 1899 in Precinct One, Washington Co. (v.4, p.271).
Thomas Armstrong ADAMS (b. ca. 1884, Bryan) m. Lillien
SCHUERENBERG (b. ca. 1887, Brenham). Their daughter
Lillian Louise ADAMS was b. 7 Sept. 1916 in Brenham
(v.5, p.170).
Walter BOONE, an African American (b. Grimes Co.;
"deceased prior to this birth") m. Mattie CORNER, an
African American (b. ca. 1880, Brazos Co.) Their son
Andrew BOONE was b. 17 Mar. 1904 in Chapel Hill (v.6,
p.88).
Callie AMERSON, an African American (b. ca. 1890, Brazos
Co.) had a daughter Mamie Esther AMERSON, b. 11 Apr.
1904 in Washington (V.6, p.92).
Samuel Williams MEREDITH (b. ca. 1872, Madden,
Mississippi) m. Jessie JOHNSON (b. ca. 1876, Bryan).
Their daughter Jessie Sylvia MEREDITH was b. 25 Nov.
1905 in Chapel Hill (V.6, p.192).
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James THOMPSON, an African American (b. ca. 1904, Brazos
Co.) m. Edna ALLEN, an African American (b. ca. 1905,
washington co.) Their son Donell THOMPSON was b. 13
Dec. 1925 in Washington (v.6, p.461).
Ferdinand o. JASTER (b. ca. 1891, Brazos Co.) m. olga
DRAEGER (b. ca. 1889, Washington Co.) Their daughter
Lona ottilie JASTER was b. 19 May 1915 in Burton (v.7,
p.31).
Joe Lee MEEKINS (b. ca. 1898, Bryan) m. Augusta
POEPPELMEYER (b. ca. 1890, Brenham). Their daughter
Doris Lee MEEKINS was b. 1 July 1921 in Brenham (v.7,
p.46).
Thomas HALL (b. ca. 1839, Tenn.) m. Laura WEST (b. ca.
1851, Brazos Co.) Their daughter Laura Belle HALL was
b. 13 Aug. 1879 in Precinct 3, washington Co. (v.8,
p.408).
Frank WINDOM, an African American (b. ca. 1865, Brazos
Co.) m. Cora WHITAKER, an African American (b. ca. 1875,
Brazos Co.) Their son Milam WINDOM was b. 25 Sept.
1903; their daughter Versa.Lee WINDOM was b. 22 May
1906; their daughter Ella WINDOM was b. 16 Feb. 1910;
their son James Ollie WINDOM was b. 8 Mar. 1913. All
the children were b. in Precinct 2, Washington Co. (v.8,
pp.468-471).
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Jim RICHARDSON, an African American (b. ca. 1888, Brazos
Co.) m. Ollie HOUSE, an African American (b. ca. 1889,
Washington Co.) Their daughter Ida Belle RICHARDSON was
b. 7 June 1924 in washington Co. (v.9, p.99).
Frank L. OSBY, an African American (b. ca. 1879,
Washington Co.) m. Alice JACKSON, an African American
(b. ca. 1884, Brazos Co.) Their daughter Ollie OSBY was
b. 12 Nov. 1900 in Washington (v.9, p.375).
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GREEN'S PRAIRIE
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During the early years of the Weeklv Eagle and the Brvan Dailv Eagle, letters
were published under the titles "County News" or "Correspondence", These were
letters from residents of small communities in rural Brazos County, They contain
information about births, marriages, deaths, social gatherings, church activities,
residents and visitors in these communities, In this issue the Green's Prairie
community is highlighted.
March 23, 1899, p,3, col.5
County News, Cotton Acreage Reduced. At Green's Prairie--Description of the
Prairie and News Notes. Mr, Editor--As I haven't seen anything from our little
community, I shall endeavor to give you a few dots.
Corn is up and looking well. I don't think there will be as much cotton planted
in our neighborhood this year as there was last, I think our people are beginning to
realize that there is more to be made by raising as much of what they eat as possible,
Messrs, J,M, WILLIAMS, Geo, WILLIAMS and W,S, DIXON each have fenced in a hog
pasture, More hog means more corn, bacon and lard and less cotton.
I guess it would be well to give your readers a description of our community,
It is situated 12 miles south of Bryan; 2 miles east of Wellborn. There are only eight
families on the prairie, so you will see there aren't enough people here yet to have
churches and schools, We all send our children to the Wellborn school. There is also
a preaching at Wellborn on the 2nd and 4th Sundays in each month and if our people
~ don't go, it is our own fault, We have a splendid stock range through spring and
summer,
The health of our neighborhood is generally good, but at this writing there is
some sickness, such as lag rippe, roseola and colds,
We are glad to note that Miss Bernice GOODYEAR is able to be among her
friends and neighbors again after having a severe attack of roseola,
Miss Bessie COMBEST has returned home after spending a week with Mrs.
Margaret CHENAULT of Peach Creek neighborhood,
On Sunday night March 12th, Mrs, W,S, DIXON shot and killed a dog that was
trying to get in the house, her husband being absent at the time, The supposition is
that the dog was mad,
If this escapes the waste basket I may write again,
Hanks,
April 13, 1899, p,3, col.3
County News, From Green's Prairie. Farmers seem to be very busy preparing
the ground for cotton,
There seems to be a great deal of sickness in this community but not very
serious,
Dr, G,F, LEE of Rock Prairie made a business trip to this settlement Sunday.
Otha and Ison WILLIAMS went to the river part of the week fishing. We wish
them success,
Miss Jennie FREEMAN's school closed last week on Peach Creek with a nice
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picnic, Mr. W,S, DIXON and family, and Miss Bernice GOODYEAR of this settlement
and Bro, W,T, WOODS and Mr, M,B, LASKI of Wellborn were in attendance, Plenty,
dinner and good singing, At 11 :30 a,m" Rev, W,T, WOODS made an interesting talk
to the little folks which they enjoyed as well as the older ones, The exercises of the
school were listened too with great pleasure. Miss Jennie has taken great pains with
the little ones on Peach Creek,
Mrs, E, GANDY and Miss Emma ARNOLD of Rock Prairie spent Thursday in this
community,
Mrs, M, WILLIAMS is at Harvey visiting her children,
Miss Bernice GOODYEAR spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Evie GREW of
Cartwheel Prairie,
Mr, G,T, WILLIAMS and family, Mr, George ARRINGTON and Miss Zaddie
WILLIAMS were visitors on Cartwheel Prairie last week,
Mrs, NORWOOD visited her son, Mr, W. NORWOOD the past week.
April 5, 1899 Yum Yum
April 20, 1899, p,3, col.3
County News, From Green's Prairie, Another nice rain visited this part of the
county last Saturday, It being the first warm rain this spring, The crops, gardens and
grass are putting on a different and more promising appearance, On account of the
recent cold northers corn has been looking very bad and there is a deal of complaint
about cotton not coming up,
Quite a number of Greens Prairie people attended preaching at Peach Creek on
2nd Sunday in this month, Rev, S,C, MARTIN, the pastor of that church, preached a
very interesting sermon to a large audience, Among the visitors to that church from
other communities, we noticed Messrs, A,B, McSWAIN and W,E, GRAHAM of Rock
Prairie, Tom ELLINGTON, Charlie COBB and Jim GILBERT of Cartwheel Prairie, and
W,W, COTHRAN and wife of Allenfarm,
Miss Ida SYMMS of Peach Creek spent the past week with Mrs, W,S, DIXON
of this community,
Mr, J,H, GANDY and family of Rock Prairie were visiting in this neighborhood
last Sunday.
Mr, Crocket ELLINGTON of Bethel has been spending a few days in this
neighborhood with friends and relatives,
G,R. DIXON went to Bryan last week to lay in a supply of groceries,
It is now noticeable from the looks of the farms and patches, our farmers are
beginning to believe in diversification of crops, One can see most any kind of plant
growing that is adapted to their climate and soil. We heard a man say a few days ago
that he had a variety of peas that were very palatable cooked without meat, It is
claimed that there is enough oil in them to season them when cooked, and if they
proved to be as presented we consider that gentleman has a fortune in his hands as
there are many farmers paying from 8 to 10 cents a pound for bacon on time, when,
if they had a start of those peas, they could do without bacon until they could raise
a few hogs,
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Messrs, C,J, KINCANNON and Pen COMBEST visited Millican last Sunday,
Will conclude with best wishes for the Eagle and its many readers,
Hanks
April 27, 1899, p,3, col.2
County News, From Green's Prairie, We still have some cold weather once in
a while,
We are glad to see the golden sunshine once more,
Several from Green's Prairie have been attending a meeting at Millican,
Mr, ABLE and family attended church Sunday at Wellborn,
Mrs, CHENAULT of Peach Creek spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs, DIXON.
Some of our people are visiting friends and relatives on Cartwheel Prairie,
Yum Yum
May 4, 1899, p,3, colA
County News, From Green's Prairie, Weather is good and warm, Crops are
looking fine, From what we can learn ~he farmers are pretty well up with their work
until it rains,
Some of our people on last Sunday went to Providence church, while a great
many of them went to Millican to attend preaching, All report having had a delightful
time,
Mr. James KINCANNON of Bethel, came over last Sunday and attended
preaching at Millican Sunday night,
Dr. G,F, LEE was in our little community again last Sunday, We are always glad
to see the doctor as he is an old friend of most all the people on Greens Prairie,
We are glad to see so many letters from different parts of the country in the
Eagle, By reading them one gets the news from all over the county, We always read
the correspondents news first,
As news is scarce with me this week I will close and try ,to do better next time,
Hanks
May 18, 1899, p,3, col.1
County News, From Greens Prairie, This part of the country received a great
blessing in the way of a good rain on the night of the 10th which was very much
needed, Crops, gardens and grass look fine. Since the rain some of our farmers are
done chopping cotton, but the majority of them have just fairly commenced,
Quite a number of our people attended preaching at Peach Creek last Sunday,
Rev, S,C. MARTIN preached a very interesting sermon on Communion, to a
large and attentive congregation. Among the visitors to that from other communities,
we noticed Chas, MANLY and Claud LAWRENCE from Martin's Prairie, Grimes county,
After preaching the good ladies spread an excellent dinner which was enjoyed by all,
At 2 p,m, Sunday school was taken up, They also organized a prayer meeting which
will meet every Sunday evening, The remainder of the evening was spent in singing,
Rev, E.M, MYERS is holding a meeting at Wellborn which commenced Saturday
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night, May 13th, we trust that God will abundantly bless those that seek salvation
during this meeting,
Mr, Emmett BRUNSON of Bethel spent Sunday in our community,
Mrs. Dollie McCULLOCH and Mrs, Will SELLERS of Bethel are visiting Mrs, Sam
WILLIAMS,
May 15,1899
Hanks
May 25, 1899, p,3, col.3
County News, From Green's Prairie, Another good rain visited this community
this evening, which didn't come amiss as the farmers are all ready to lay by their corn,
Prospects are good at present for a good corn crop in this part of the country.
In going about over the neighborhood I notice that the women folks have a
great many young chickens, and if the rains hold out, chicken pie all through the
summer, and hog and hominy in the winter is almost a sure thing,
Miss GOODYEAR has been sick the past two weeks with hiccoughs, Mrs.
GOODYEAR of Anderson came to see her stepdaughter last week, and returned home
today, There have been quite a number of friends to see Miss GOODYEAR, too
numerous to give their names--from Wellborn, Rock Prairie, College, Cartwheel Prairie
and Bethel who all hope that she will soon recover,
The meeting at Wellborn held by Rev, MYERS is progressing nicely with several
additions to the church, Quite a number of Bryan people were there Sunday,
Hanks
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June 22, 1899, p,3. col.1
Correspondence, From Green's Prairie. We had a very good rain on the 12th,
which was badly needed,
Crops are very good, Some of the corn in our community is badly injured by
chinch bugs,
The most of the farmers here are laying by their cotton, I think we will all be
through by July 1st, The cotton is rather small to lay by, but if there are any Fourth
of July picnics or barbecues we want to be ready for them,
Miss Daisie KINCANNON of Cartwheel is visiting Miss Zaddie WILLIAMS,
Miss Susie GOODYEAR of Anderson, is visiting her sisters, Mrs, G,T,
WILLIAMS and Miss Bernice GOODYEAR of this community,
Mr, G,E, ORR and his mother, Mrs, CHENAULT spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs,
W,S, DIXON,
Born to Mr, and Mrs, J,M, WILLIAMS a fine boy, June 14th.
Hanks
July 13, 1899, p,3, col.3
Correspondence, From Green's Prairie, Health in this community is good at
present and has been for some time, have no doubt but what there will be a great
deal of sickness later on, after such an enormous amount of rain falling, It rained here
three days and nights nearly all the time, The rain being accompanied by strong
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winds, sufficient to blow down corn and cane, If it rains much more this summer
corn will be badly injured as great deal will rot,
The high water done considerable damage to farms, nearly all of the people
were done plowing and had their land very loose, which caused it to wash badly, All
the creek farms in this part of the county is washed to pieces, and a great deal of the
fences are washed away, roads and bridges are torn to pieces by the high water and
some of the roads are impassable, but the hands are beginning to repair them,
The greatest damage done any one--on the hills--that we have heard of was a
gentleman near Wellborn, Your correspondent has been informed that it washed his
hogs all out of the pen and his well up by the roots, Quite a number of our people
have visited the Brazos river during the high water,
Mr, G,R, DIXON was waterbound in the Cartwheel neighborhood from
Wednesday until Saturday,
We learn that Mr, Sam WILLIAMS of this community has lost between 30 and
50 head of cattle to the back waters from the Navasota river,
Hanks
August 10, 1899, p,3, col.2
Correspondence, Greens Prairie, As I have not seem anything from this
community for some time, I will try to give you the news,
It is very hot and dry at present. We haven't had any rain since the big rain in
July,
The cotton crop will be very short in this section of the country.
There is some sickness in our neighborhood at present,
Mr, Offa WILLIAMS has been very sick for several days, but am glad to note
that he is up again,
Miss Bessie COMBEST is sick at this writing,
Mrs, Bessie WILLIAMS has been sick, but is able to be out among her friends
again,
Mr, Wash NORWOOD and family have gone to Bell county to spend a few
weeks with relatives,
Mrs, Mack COONER of Panola county is in our community visiting relatives and
friends,
Mr, Will SILLERS and family of Cartwheel, were visiting in our neighborhood
Saturday and Sunday,
Mr. Emmet BRUNSON and family of Bethel, were visiting in our community last
week,
Your correspondent had the pleasure of attending a glorious revival at Peach
Creek church conducted by the pastor of that church, Rev, S,C, MARTIN, and able
assisted by Revs, S.R, McCLUNG and G.A, FOSTER. The good and faithful ministers
did a grand and glorious work in that neighborhood for the Master, there being 42
addition to the church, 19 by baptism the balance by letter and by reclamation, and
in the number baptized was Mrs, Rachel SIMS, better known in this part of the
country as Aunt Rachel. She was converted in the meeting that has just closed and
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The Brazos Genealogist
Green's Prairie
is 75 years of age, May the good Lord bless her and make the remainder of her days
the happiest of her life,
Hanks
November 16, 1899, p,3, col.4
Correspondence, From Green's Prairie, Plenty of sunshine and pleasant
weather at present, It is very warm for this time of year, although we two killing
frosts a week or so ago,
We have been informed that several from this community and Rock Prairie
communities attended preaching at Peach Creek last Sunday to witness the marriage
of Mr, G,R. DIXON and Miss Jennie COTHRAN,
Messrs, Sam WILLIAMS, J,M, WILLIAMS and W,S, DIXON have the repair work
on their houses about finished,
Mr, L.D, GREENWOOD is building on the new place he has bought in our
community,
Cotton is all out and sold in our neighborhood, and the money all spent, I guess,
Several of the W,O,W.'s of our camp at Wellborn attended the unveiling of the
monument of Sovereign J,C, WILLIAMS at Bryan last Sunday, which was a beautiful
and impressive ceremony; and I am confident that every member of the Woodmen is
a better and truer sovereign now than previous to that occasion. We must say right
here that Bryan is up-to-date on entertainments, Every member of our camp
expressed himself as having had a delightful time,
Hanks
December 21, 1899, p,2, co!. 1
Correspondence, From Green's Prairie, The health of our community is good
at present, I only know of two cases of sickness, Mr. J,M, WILLIAMS' baby has
been sick for several days, Mr, Sam WILLIAMS who has been suffering with his side
for a long time, is no better, He is not able to do anything or stir about but very little,
He gave a working last Thursday, Dec, 20, which was largely attended by good,
willing hands, Messrs, Will GOENS and W,D. SELLERS were there from Cartwheel
Prairie,
We had a fine spell of hog killing weather last week, and some of our neighbors
killed and their meat, which saved nicely, I think every man in this community will kill
nearly if not quite enough meat to do him and his family until next summer,
Christmas is drawing near, but one would not know it if it wasn't for the
children talking about Santa Claus, Don't hear any talk of Christmas trees, Haven't
been able to hear whether Wellborn was 'going to have a Christmas tree or not, but
suppose they will, as they nearly always do,
Some of our farmers in this community have gone to plowing.
There is a good deal of improving going on at present on houses and farms,
Messrs, Ollie, Lon and Otho WILLIAMS went to Houston last week,
Hanks
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SOME BRAZOS COUNTY INQUESTS, 1857-1874
compiled by Bill PAGE
}
These inquest records are taken from the Brazos County
commissioners' Minutes. (Microfilm reel #1020037).
18 May 1857: Justice of the peace William S. STUART was
paid $5 for holding inquest on --- KNOX. p.A2.
20 May 1861: A. MOWBRY, R.D. McCARY, David WILLIAMS,
C.H. FITCH, C.W. MITCHELL & J.T. STINER were paid $1.50
each for serving as jurors at inquest for Mrs. REYNOLDS.
p.A81.
20 May 1861: Drs. MITCHELL and STEVENSON were each paid
$20 for a post mortem exam on Mrs. REYNOLDS. p.A81.
21 May 1861: A. ORR, Geo. SIMMS, J.M.C. TRIPPLET, B.H.
PEVERLY, -- BECKHAM, and M. WALDROFF were paid $1.25
each for being jurors at inquest for Willis ADAMS p.A83.
(ADAMS was shot and killed at Millican. Austin Daily
state Journal, 4 May 1861, p.2, col.4.)
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28 May 1869: Justice of the peace A.E. EDGAR was paid
$16 "for summoning jurors in person & fee for 6 jurors"
for inquest of Ed. FRAZER. p.A246.
2 June 1869: Dr. S.M. HALSEA was paid $7.50 for a post-
mortem exam on "freedman Gus PAYNE (pauper)". p.A248.
1 Nov. 1870: Hammett HARDY was paid $12 for inquests on
John WASHINGTON, Dick BROOKS and an unknown person.
p.A286.
28 Nov. 1870: Hugh REED was paid $6 for inquest on
Frank KELLY. p.A288.
28 Nov. 1870: Hammett HARDY was paid $12 for inquests
on Andy JOHNSON and J.W. SPIVEY. p.A288.
29 July 1872: Justice of the peace J.F. LEE was paid $6
for inquest on D. LINDSAY. p.A360.
30 Sept. 1872: Justice of the peace Hugh REED was paid
$6 for inquest on Anderson JOHNSON. p.A361.
24 Nov. 1873: Justice of the peace A.C. PREWITT was
paid $6 for inquest on C. CHERRY. p.A394.
24 Dec. 1873: J.F. LEE was paid $6 for inquest on J.
DOSER. p.A400.
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STATE AND LOCAL FAIRS, 1870-1873
compiled by Bill PAGE
The state Fair ... [items displayed include] ... Fancy,
rosin, palm and soft soap, made and exhibited by J.C.
GREGORY, of Bryan (Houston) Times, 20 May 1870, p.
2, col. 4
)
... Ingenious knitting machines are weaving their yarns
-- Lambs on the one hand and on the other that of D.M.
CLOWER, of Bryan ... (Houston) Times, 21 May 1870, p.
2, col. 2
Award of premiums ... W.T. WRIGHT, Millican, cotton and
shuck mattress, diploma ... Mrs. T.J. BEALL, Bryan, open
and transfer work, silver goblet (Houston) Times, 25
May 1870, p. 3, cols. 2-3
STACEY & TYLER, Bryan, Ariel cars, diploma ... J.C.
GREGORY, Bryan, family soap, silver medal... (Houston)
Times, 26 May 1870, p. 3, cols. 1-2
Grimes Co. Fair ... Best pair gents' summer boots, Texas
made: S.N. BLATHERWICK, Bryan, silver medal... Best
tatting collar, girl under 14 years: Miss Minnie CLARK,
Bryan, silver cup ... Best counterpane, domestic woven:
Mrs. M.A. PIERCE, Bryan, silver sugar spoon ... Best
knitting in silk: Mrs. P.M. WILSON, Bryan, $5 ... Best
worsted quilt: Mrs. P.M. WILSON, silver cup ... Best
plain needlework by machine: Mrs. P.M. WILSON, napkin
ring ... Best ornamental needlework by machine: Mrs.
P.M. WILSON, silver cup ... Best sun bonnet: Mrs. W.D.
HERRICK, Millican, butter knife ... Best vest made by a
lady: Mrs. M.A. PIERCE, salt cellar ... Best filley 2
years old and under 3j thoroughbred: T.L. LOUGHRIDGE,
Bryan, silver cup ... Best saddle gelding, over 3 years
old: John HENDERSON, Bryan, $5 ... Fastest trotter in
single harness: J.J. ADAMS, Bryan, goblet ....
Galveston Daily News, 3 Aug. 1871, p. 1, col. 1
.
----,
3rd Tex. State Fair ... Best Tex. peaches preserved in
sugar in glass or tinware, Mrs. M.A. PIERCE, Bryan ...
Best citron preserves (3 jars), Mrs. E.H. EATON, Bryan
... Best citron preserves, made in Tex., Mrs. E.H. EATON
... Best strawberries preserved in sugar, in glass or
tin, Mrs. M.A. PIERCE ... Best strawberry jelly made in
Tex., Mrs. M.A. PIERCE ... Best fancy knitting in socks,
gloves and caps, Mrs. M. PIERCE ... Galveston Daily
News, 19 May 1872, p. 2
... Best embroidered infant's dress, Mrs. W.O. HERRICK,
Brazos Co. ... Best pin cushion, Miss L. HODGE, Bryan .,
... Best bureau set, Mrs. W.O. HERRICK .... Galveston
Daily News, 21 May 1872, p. 4
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1st Fair of the North Tex. Agricultural, Mechanical &
Blood stock Association ... List of premiums awarded ...
Best strawberry preserves, Mrs. M.A. PIERCE, Brazos Co.,
$2 ... Best Black berry preserves, Mrs. M.A. PIERCE, $2
... Best Mustang wine, Miss Mollie BATTLE, Brazos Co.,
$2.50 ... Best knitting in silk, Mrs. PIERCE, $1 ...
Best crochet works by miss under 14, Miss Jessie KIMBRO,
Brazos $2.50 ... Best worsted embroidery, Miss Mollie
BATTLE, $2 ... Best lamp mat, Miss Jessie KIMBRO, $1;
Best tidy, Miss Jessie KIMBRO, $1 ... Best half hose,
Mrs. M.A. PIERCE, $1 ... Best wax work, Miss Mollie
BATTLE, $2.50 ... (weekly) Dallas Herald, 12 Oct. 1872,
p. 2, col. 5
4th Annual state Fair ... Tex. raised draft horses:
best stallion, 4 years old and over ... W.D. FARISH,
Brazos Co., enters Steel Dust ... 1st premium ...
Galveston Daily News, 14 May 1873, p. 3, col. 6
Mrs. R.A. PERRY, Mrs. M.A. PRICE, of Bryan...and other
Texas mothers more than half a century old, show how
they used to make socks for lovers in the days when they
wore "bonnie blue ribbons"...Miss Jessie KIMBALL, of
Bryan [and other girls], all little industrious ladies
under 14...show with commendable pride what their
fingers have wrought in crochet work...Miss M.J. ROWAN,
of Welburn Station...[and other] young ladies...compete
for the silver medal for fine tatting....Galveston Daily
News, 17 May 1873, p. 2, col. 4
Premiums...Best specimen of ornamental needle-work by
machine, Mrs. WILLIAMS, Bryan...Best practical
penmanship by a lady from 16 to 20 years of age, Miss
Annie BOATWRIGHT, Bryan...Galveston Daily News, 20 May
1873, p. 1, cols. 1-2
* * * * *
Brvan Weeklv Eacle 17 June 1926, p,4
DEATH CAUSES DEEP SORROW TO CANINES. There is deep mourning today
among the canine population of the city due to the death of one of its most prominent
members. "Tige," the bull dog of C,S. MARTIN, who passed away at 6:30 o'clock
Tuesday night, June 15, at the MARTIN Meat Market on North Main Street, The
cause of death is said to be that he imbibed too freely of the refreshing liquid supplied
by nature, which we term "water," after having become overheated prior to the
consumption of too much water, He was laid to rest with due ceremony by Cecil
MARTIN and Willie KEMP in the butcher pen pasture and goes to join his canine
brethren who have passed to their respective rewards in dog-heaven,
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JACKSON, ESTELLE
JACKSON, FRANK
JACKSON, JAMES B,
JACKSON, LEE
JACKSON, MAMIE A,
JACKSON, MAUOE CREED
JACKSON, RALPH 0,
JACKSON, RALPH RAY
JACKSON, RICHARD M.
JAHN, ANNA
JAHN, HUGO E.
JAHN, HUGO E.
JAHN, NAOMI R.
JAHN, PEARL IJALLACE
JAMES, CORINNE
JAMES, ELIZABETH H,
JAMES, FRANCES CHANCE
JAMES, HATTIE IJEBB
JAMES, INFANT
JAMES, INFANT
JAMES, JAMES IJEBB
JAMES, KAY HAMM
JAMES, LAURA
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JAMES, MARY GILES
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JAMES, MEREDITH HADDEN,JR
JAMES, SESSIONS S.
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JAMES, IJILLIAM T.
JAMES, IJINNIE MAY
JAMETTA, AGNES
JAMETTA, NICOLA
JEFFERSON, CLEO
JEFFERSON, LEROY
JEFFERSON, LULA B.
JENKINS, ARTHUR NEIJBY
JENKINS, BETTIE J,
JENKINS, CHARLES E.
JENKINS, EDIJIN GILLESPIE
JENKINS, EDIJIN J" MR.
JENKINS, ELLA PINK
JENKINS, GEORGE
JENKINS, GEORGE 1.1,
JENKINS, HARRY S.
JENKINS, HARRY S,
JENKINS, INFANT
JENKINS, JULIA L.
JENKINS, LESLIE HAYES
JENKINS, MARY A.
JENKINS, MARY LEONA
JENKINS, PAULINE L.
JENKINS, SAM J.
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JONES, ELMA TAYLOR
JONES, EMANUEL
JONES, EMMETT C.
JONES, ERIE
JONES, ERNA JAY
JONES, ESTELLE TERRY
JONES, ESTHER O.
JONES, EXER L.
JONES, FORREST C,
JONES, FORREST C" JR,
JONES, FRANCIS EMMETT
JONES, GAINER BROWN
JONES, H, H,
JONES, HANNER
JONES, HENRY NATHAN
JONES, HORACE F.
JONES, IMOGENE WOLIVER
JONES, J. CARL
JONES, JAMES CARLETON
JONES, JESSIE L.
JONES, JIM H.
JONES, JOHN DEWEY
JONES, JOHN MCKINNEY, SR.
JONES, JOHN R. (JOSH)
JONES, JULIA OLGA
JONES, JULIA YATES
JONES, LAWRENCE E,
JONES, LEE EDWARD
JONES, LOIS JUNE
JONES, M. LAMAR, DDS
JONES, M. LINTON
JONES, MARIE SPECK
JONES, MARY CONWAY
JONES, MARY E.
JONES, MARY GAINER
JONES, MATHILDA REUWER
JONES, MAUDE B.
JONES, MICHELLE A,
JONES, MINNIE L,
JONES, MYRTE BROWN
JONES, R. W. (DICK)
JONES, RAY WILEY
1896, MAR 31
1905
1918, DEC 28
1952
1980
1886, OCT 24
1886, AUG 7
1898, MAY 7
1861, DEC 25
1956, JUL 23
1875
1883
NL
1897, NOV 10
1858, JAN 2
1857, JAN 12
1929
1890, SEP 14
1887, APR 20
18n
1918, MAR 16
1843, FEB 4
1883
1928, JUN 21
1886
1954, NOV 18
1917
1918, APR 15
1882
1909, MAR 18
1895, JUL 26
NL
1913
1900, FEB 4
1917, NOV 3
1900, OCT 3
1902, JUL 15
1887, DEC 6
1891, JUN 19
1917
1875
1901, FEB 14
NL
NL
1927, JUN 28
1891, NOV 1
1903, SEP 11
1882, SEP 6
1913
1886, SEP 19
1884
1898, JUL 24
1886, MAY 26
1929, MAY 19
1892, MAY 6
1853
1925, MAY 19
1900, OCT 6
NL
1902
1919, FEB 13
1902
1893, JAN 7
1841
1851, DEC 26
1894, MAR 20
1882
1983
1885, JUN 19
1880
1871
1893, FEB 6
1976, NOV 3
1944
1966, JAN 9
1952
1980
1985, SEP 4
1972, DEC 27
1978, MAR 6
1926, MAY 8
1985, JAN 19
1965
1980
NL
1945, MAY 27
1873, OCT 20
1915, FEB 27
1935
1953, JUL 18
1976, APR 1
1946
NL
1931, JAN 18
1973
1982, DEC 4
1961
1956, OCT 26
1955
1970, MAR 14
1971
1978, JAN 11
1960, AUG 11
1910, NOV 30
1982
1981, MAR 10
NL
1976, JAN 16
NL
1982, SEP 14
1969, SEP 13
19n
1946
1981, DEC 18
.1906, SEP 2
1915, MAY 12
1985, OCT 29
1964, SEP 15
1950, MAY 3
1949, OCT 17
1965
1979, MAY 28
1962
1967, JUN 25
1979, APR 30
1973, JAN 8
1936, JUL 8
1952
1982, AUG 24
19n, JAN 10
1933, JUL 7
1966
1985, NOV 23
1984
1986, JAN
1882
1939, SEP 18
NL
1974
1985
1962, OCT 6
1970
1901
NL
wi FLORENCE JOHNSON
wi ARTIE B, JOHNSON
MOTHER
MOTHER wi WILMA F. HARDIN
*CHRISTMAS
MOTHER
15y 9m ONLY CHILD OF H, H. & W. J, JONES wi H. H. JONES
wi C, EDGAR JONES
wi BONNIE LOU JONES
wi DORA MAE KEITH JONES
FATHER
wi DAVID CLUIE JONES
wi CORA GRIFFIN JONES
BABY
wi CHARLES R, JONES
MOTHER
MOTHER wi RUSSELL LOWELL JONES
Sly
wi WILLIAM H, JONES
wi M. LINTON JONES
wi JOHN DEWEY JONES
wi ZEFFIE L. JONES
wi RAY WILEY JONES
CAPT US MARINE CORPS WW II KOREA
FATHER
COL US ARMY WW II
74y 1m 22d FLT wi MISS ALICE J, JONES
GRANDMOTHER wi ELLA SANDLES
US ARMY WW II
-
,
wi RUBY A. WILCOX JONES
wi ZULA JONES
TX PVT US MARINE CORPS WW
wi ESTHER O. JONES
wi ERNA JAY JONES
MOTHER
wi RAYMOND BISHOP JONES
wi R, W. JONES
MOTHER
WIFE OF C, EGBERT JONES
wi MAUDE B, JONES
wi FORREST C, JONES
JONES, RAYMOND BISHOP
. JONES, ROBERT C., JR.
) JONES, ROBERT M,
JONES, RUBY
JONES, RUBY A. ~ILCOX
JONES, RUSSELL LOWELL
JONES, SAMMIE A.
JONES, SARAH REBECCA
JONES, TIMOTHY H,
JONES, ~EBB CARLETON
JONES, ~ILLIAM H.
JONES, ZEFFIE L.
JONES, ZULA "MIMI"
JORDAN, JACK BASSETT
JOSEPH, CARL
JOSEPH, JOHN ~., JR,
JOWERS, CASSANDRA E, FORD
JOWERS, FRANKLIN MARION
JOWERS, ROBERT LEE
JUAREZ,
JUAREZ, GERALDO
JUAREZ, JAEREO
JUAREZ, LYDIA G.
JUAREZ, RUBY M,
JUSTUS, HEATHER ANN
KACZER, BENJAMIN
KACZER, ETHEL FREDA
KAISER, RACHELLE
KAMMERL, HERBERT A.
KAN, DONALD
KAPCHINSKIE, MARTIN
KAPLAN, BESSIE
KAPLAN, JOSEPH
KAPLAN, PANSY LORRAINE
KAPLAN, PEARL
KAPLAN, SAM
--;KAUFER, C, L.
'KAUFER, CHARLIE
KAUFER, EVA MARIE
KAUFER, EVA MARK
KAUFFMAN, JAMES
KEEFER, BERTIE RYAN
KEEFER, RICKY LEE
KEELE, DEBORA KAY
KEEN, INFANT BOY
KEEN, TIMOTHY MARK
KElLEY, MARGARET
KEITH, GLENN T,
KEITH, HATTIE E,
KEITH, JAMES LARRY
KEITH, SEAB
KEITH, ~EL THA L.
KELLER, DORA M.
KELLER, KATHLEEN M.
KELLER, VIVIAN J.
KELLETT, FRANK B,
KELLETT, SALLIE P.
KELLEY, BABY
KELLEY, IDA MOODY
KELLEY, J. BASCOMB
KELLEY, ~ILLIE LEE
KELLY, BLANCHE ELIZABETH
KELLY, MARY CATHERINE
KEMMER, FRANCES
KEMMER, FRANK
KEMP, BABY BOY
KEMP, BABY GIRL
KEMP, EMMA J.
KEMP, JOYCE F,
rKEMP, ~ILLlAM A,
KENDALL, INFANT
KENNARD, GEORGE
1892, MAY 25
1963
1916, SEP 19
1918, MAR 20
1880, FEB 4
1906,AUG 27
1912
1867, JAN 4
1969
1886
1875, FEB 28
1885, MAR 6
1886
1959
1938, SEP 16
1936, SEP 12
1846, MAR 28
1843, JAN 21
1866, JUN 19
1931, SEP 10
1955
NL
1891
1937, OCT 2
1975
1860
1860
1821, JUN 7
1942, APR 8
19n
1823
1911, FER 28
1883
1895, AUG 6
1883
1894, MAY 1
1847, JAN 13
NL
1878, DEC 4
1805, JUN 24
1963
1905, JAN 7
1955, JAN 19
1952
1958
1966
1938
1911, OCT 9
1887
1942, JUL 2
1886
1918, DEC 25
1890, MAY 28
1916, SEP 17
1886, MAY 14
1871, APR 9
1874, APR 30
1952
1884, MAR 20
1884, JUN 2
1907, FEB 9
1887, AUG 11
1913, MAY 17
1924, JAN 5
1921, NOV 16
1961
1967
NL
1940, JUL 23
1938, OCT 19
1985
1839, OCT 12
1972, JUN 4
1964
1949, MAR 5
1953, JUL 6
1984
1969, OCT 14
1969
1952, AUG 3
1969
1962
1952, AUG 23
1969, MAR 2
1974
1959
1938, SEP 19
1982, JAN 28
1932, JUL 25
1893, JUL 14
1947, JAN 20
NL
1985
NL
1961
1957, JUL 6
1975
1938
1912
1871, AUG 12
1984, JUL 5
1972
1888
1927, MAY 28
1954
1976, JAN 18
1922
1976, NOV 5
1884, NOV 16
1883, JUL 29
1880, AUG 2
1879, NOV 28
1963
1970, AUG 17
1974, JUN 28
1952
1958
1968
1983
1944, MAY 13
1968
1942, JUL 5
1959
1971, AUG 27
1952, FEB 3
1927, MAR 7
1954, JUN 12
1958, MAY 15
1964, FEB 14
1952
1949, JUL 30
1949, FER 28
1909, OCT 31
1974, JUL 14
1921, MAY 28
1981, DEC 1
NL
1961
1967
1921, JUL 15
NL
1984, JAN 26
1985
1895, SEP 21
69
TX PVT 227 CO MPC WW I wi MATHILDA REU~ER JONES
TX 1ST LT 133 ARMD MAINT BN WW II
wi J, CARL JONES
TX SGT 231 BASE UNIT AAF WW II wi ELIZ, RUTH JONES
wi ERIE JONES
wi EXER L. JONES
wi JIM H, JONES
SON OF JOE & PAULINE JOSEPH
MOTHER
FATHER
BROTHER
MOTHER
DIED APRIL AGE LESS THAN 1 YEAR
DAU OF S, & M, KAISER
SGT US ARMY VIETNAM
wi PEARL KAPLAN
~IFE, MOTHER wi .SAM KAPLAN
wi JOSEPH KAPLAN
HUSBAND, FATHER wi PANSY LORRAINE KAPLAN
37y b GERMANY d POMONA, CA MASON
1y 10m 24d SON OF C. L. & CLARA KAUFER
b GERMANY
MOTHER wi DORIS MATHIS ~ATSON
SON
wi SEAB KEITH
wi HATTIE E. KEITH
wi VIVIAN J, KELLER
wi DORA M. KELLER
m MAR 6, 1942 wi FRANK KEMMER
wi FRANCES KEMMER
wi ~ILLIAM A, KEMP
wi JOYCE F. KEMP
56y
70
KENNEDY, SAM p,
KERN, A. RUTH
KERN, AUGUST L.
KERN, LEON B.
KERN, MARY A.
KERN, MARY STALLINGS
KERNOLE, ALMA H,
KERNOLE, ANGIE V.
ICERNOLE, CHAS, F.
ICERNOLE, HENRY
KERNOLE, HENRY
KERNOLE, J, o.
KERNOLE, JOHN CHANCIE
KERNOLE, R, V.
KERR, ADA P.
KERR, BERNARD LAWSON
KERR, EUGENE JAMES, SR.
KERR, GERALDINE JEFFERIES
KERR, J. J,
KETTERSON, INFANT SON
KETTERSON, MOZELLE V,
KEY, AGNES S.
KEY, EUGENE MORLAND
KEY, IRA F.
KEYS, ELLEN
KEYS, MINUARD
KIEFER, HALBERT R,
KIEFER, WI LLIAM
KIKER, FLOYD A.
KILLINGSWORTH, MYRTLE *
KILLOUGH, ALEXANDER *
KILLOUGH, DAVID SAMPLE
KILLOUGH, MAX
KIMBROUGH, MARY FRANCES
KIMBROUGH, WALLACE M.
KINCAID, HETTIE D,
KING, BILLIE A.
KING, CARRIE LOU
KING, ERNEST R.
KING, FRANCES ALINE
KING, ISABELLE
KING, JOHNNIE E,
KING, LESLIE EARL
KING, LUCY J.
KING, MAGGIE ELLISON
KING, MARTHA R, HARLAN
KING, MARY ELIZABETH
KING, MAURICE
KING, MYRTLE E,
KING, OCTAVOUS
KING, RANDOLPH S.
KING, W. C,
KING, WALTER C,
KING, WARREN R.
KING, WILLIAM RUFUS
KING, 11M, R,
KINNARD, ALBERT W,
KINNARD, NELLIE S.
KINNE, LILLIE BELLE
KINNE, NORMAN 1.
KINNEY, IDELLE
KINNEY, WILLIAM H.
KIRBY, LONNIE H,
KIRBY, LOU E.
KIRBY, THOMAS J.
KIRBY, THOMAS N,
KIRK, KIRA
KIRK, WANDA G.
KIRKPATRICK, BYRON MARK
KIRKPATRICK, JENNIFER *
KIRL, BEVERLY FAYE
KIRWIN, JOHN NEVE
1911
1917, NOV 2
1876, DEC 18
1856, FEB 29
1887, MAY 16
1853, AUG 10
1876
1876, NOV 30
1869, OCT 12
1840, JAN 1
NL
1875
1878, FEB 1
1847, DEC 18
1884, NOV 10
1901, SEP 17
1903, JAN 17
1910, DEC 24
NL
NL
1912
1887, JUN 29
1916, O~T 5
1886, JUN 10
1850,
1835
NL
1857, JUL 25
1910, JAN 25
1896
1861, FEB 7
1852
1887
1945
1913
1875
1881, MAR 4
1881, APR 25
1892, NOV 29
1913, OCT 13
1896, NOV 28
1876, JUL 9
1885, OCT 6
1854, NOV 4
1894, APR 24
1903, MAR 2
1919, SEP 16
1887, SEP 6
1884, OCT 11
1854, JUN 23
1903, AUG 20
1849, AUG 29
1879, DEC 4
1920
1883, OCT 8
1828, SEP 26
1864
1873
1903, SEP 11
1894, NOV 22
1879, OCT 2
1901, NOV 19
1895
1869
1902
1862
1963, APR 6
1933, NOV 5
1918, APR 27
1973, JUN 2
1968
1902, SEP 3
1958
NL
1946, OCT 27
1933, AUG 13
1958, NOV 29
1929, SEP 21
1965
1950, SEP 3
1893, JAN 22
1898, FEB 4
NL
1926
1940, MAY 19
1939, APR 7
1912, MAR 1
1901, SEP 23
1965, AUG 30
1981, MAY 29
NL
1938
1938
1965, FEB 16
1942, AUG 7
1943, MAY 4
1926, DEC 17
1912, FEB 9
1891, JAN 21
1888, OCT 4
1974, NOV 24
1921
1948, MAR 19
1930
1978
1946
1958
1943
1955, MAY 25
1881, OCT 4
1958, OCT 13
1934, FEB 13
19n, MAR 14
1894, AUG 28
1965, JUL 26
1927, AUG 31
1964, MAR 5
1978, JAN 5
1981, MAR 12
1911, SEP 10
1937, MAR 11
1882, FEB 28
NL
1888, MAR 27
1922, JUL 5
1982
1941, DEC 3
1879, JAN 24
1953
1960
NL
1975, JUN 4
1907, DEC 18
1960, AUG 10
1927
1942
1933
1937
19n, JUN 3
19n, JUN 3
1978, FEB 15
1973, JUN 8
1968
19n, JUN 25
wi MARY A, KERN
wi MARY STALLINGS KERN
wi AUGUST L. KERN
wi LEON B, KERN
23y 3m 10d
58y 1m 3d wi R, V. KERNOLE
POOR MANS FRIEND
WIFE OF H, KERNOLE wi HENRY KERNOLE
MOTHER
SON OF E. W. & R. K, KERR
MOTHER'S BOY ALWAYS
wi MOZELLE V. KETTERSON
wi INFANT SON KETTERSON
LT USMC 1ST RAIDER BATT WW II
76y
76y
20y 8m SON OF FRANK & AMANDA KIEFER
b BRAZOS CO., TX
*JAMES WIFE OF H, T, KILLINGSWORTH, JR.
*NEWTON
wi MYRTLE E, KING
TX CPL 359 INF WW I
wi RANDOLPH S. KING
CPL US MARINES WW II
wi BILLIE A, KING
wi MARTHA R, HARLAN KING
US NAVY
FATHER
SOy 7m 2d b AUTAUGA CO" AL d BRYAN, TX HUSBAND, FATHER
wi NORMAN T. KINNE
wi LILLIE BELLE KINNE
WIFE OF WILLIAM H, KINNEY
TX Yl US COAST GUARD RES WW II wi IDELLE KINNEY
MOTHER
FATHER
COLONEL
*ANNE
PFC US ARMY
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I
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, KLAPROTH, EMMA
,) KLING, VICTORIA LOUISE
KLOCK, OLIVE RUTH CLOUD
KLUG, MABEL BRANDES
KLUG, THEODORE F.
KNAPP, CLEON TALBOYS
KNAPP, JULIA PEARCE
KNOBLAUCH, CHARLES F,
KNOBLAUCH, H.
KNOBLAUCH, LEILA
KNOBLAUCH, MINNIE
KNOBLAUCH, RICHARD WH.
KNOEDL, THOMAS JOSEPH
KNOWLES, B, H.
KNOWLES, CHARLIE L,
KNOWLES, INFANT
KNOWLES, JULIE BISHOP
KNOWLES, LAURA BELLE
KNOWLES, LEWIS JOE
KNOWLES, PAULINE GILLMORE
KNOWLES, R, G. (BUDDY)
KNOWLES, R. R.
KNOWLES, SARAH A.
KNOWLES, WILLIE 14.
KNOX, BEN H.
KNOX, DANIEL B,
KNOX, PEARL BOYETT
KNOX, WALTER S,
KOELSCH, AGATHA
KOELSCH, 14.
KOENIG, BERTHA H,
KOENIG, EDGAR A.
KOENIG, LOUIS A,
KOENIG, WINNIE MAE
\ KOKEMOOR, ELIZABETH A,
----- KOKEMOOR, TONYA LYNN
KONECNY, JOHNNY FRANK
KONECNY, MARY F. NEWTON
KONECNY, WILLIAM CARL
KOPETSKY, ADOLPH D.
KOPETSKY, MARY
KOPPE, AMANDA, MRS,
KOPPE, JOHNNIE
KOPPE, MARY
KOPPE, MARY, MRS.
KOPPE, WILLIAM
KOPPE, WILLIE
KOSOFSKY, PEARL
KOSTELKA, BABY BOY
KOSTELKA, KEITH W,
KOVAR, DIRK L.
KRAFT, CLARA BELLE
KRAFT, JOHN HORACE
KRAFT, ORA L,
KRANZ, DUANE LYNN
KRAUSER, LOURINE 14.
KROMER, LONNIE
KRUEGER, AMANDA
KUBAN, CHARLES PAUL
KUBAN, EDITH CONWAY
KUBICHEK, JAMES W.
KYLE, ALICE MYERS
KYLE, EDWIN JACKSON
LACY, W, B.
LADD, JAMES E.
LADD, JESSE LEE, JR.
LADD, JESSE LEE, SR,
LADD, LINDA NEYLAND *
LADD, SUE MAE
LAHATTE, CHAS, SIDNEY
LAHATTE, EDNA BOYETTE
1915, APR 28
1845, JUN 13
1981, OCT 11
1899
1895, MAR 6
1891, JAN 12
1909
1921, DEC 15
1875, MAY 4
1873, AUG 9
1880, SEP 18
1845, JUN 11
1879, DEC 25
1958, FEB 9
1841
1883
1878, NOV 17
1861
1873
1952, NOV 17
1904, JUN 7
1894, JUL 23
1871
1848
18n, APR 3
1867, JUL 25
1855, SEP 17
18n, DEC 17
1861, SEP 18
1829, DEC 29
1825, OCT 29
18n, OCT 11
1902, JUN 25
1873, JUN 21
1904, JUN 8
1967
1973
1907, FEB 8
1916, SEP 22
1957
1878, AUG 6
1879, JAN 19
1861, MAY 4
1900, JUN 30
NL
1855, JUL 13
1848, JAN 9
18n, JUL 26
1922, MAR 7
1963
1968
1843, FEB 22
18n
1876
1910, NOV 24
1951
1910, SEP 19
18n
1984
1893, AUG 8
1909, OCT 3
1913, JUL 25
1884, AUG 16
1876, JUL 22
1859, OCT 29
1900, NOV 30
1927, MAY 9
1907, AUG 14
1925, AUG 15
1912, MAR 27
1871
1871
1962, APR 27
18n, SEP 22
1981, OCT 25
1926
NL
1969, SEP 10
1954
1974, DEC 22
1936, FEB 6
1906, APR 22
1905, MAY 4
1922, MAR 17
1949, APR 23
1981, MAR 6
1911
1968
1878, NOV 17
1926
1953
1953, JAN 17
1935, MAR 9
1945, JUN 7
1926
1897
1880, SEP 27
1922, FEB 18
1911, JUN 12
1945, AUG 1
1910, NOV 11
1884, AUG 26
NL
1962, MAY 29
1979, NOV 5
1956, MAY 20
1986, OCT 25
1967
1973
1983, SEP 9
NL
1957
1965, AUG 23
1979, DEC 20
1887, DEC 16
1974, DEC 17
NL
1883, DEC 7
1902, NOV 21
1918, OCT 12
1927, JAN 8
1963
1968
1907, MAR 1
1962
1953
1983, AUG 19
1951
1984, OCT 13
1954
1986
1959, APR 25
NL
1973, AUG 19
19n, FEB 5
1963, DEC 26
1909, NOV 4
1981, FEB 5
1985, SEP 5
NL
NL
NL
1933
1962
71
wI THEODORE F. KLUG
wI MABEL BRANDES KLUG
WIFE OF CHARLES F. KNOBLAUCH
MURDERED
FATHER wI SARAH A, KNOWLES
SON OF B, H. & s, A. KNOWLES wI WILLIE 14, KNOWLES
MOTHER wI B, H, KNOWLES
DAU OF B. H, & S. A, KNOWLES wI INFANT SON KNOWLES
wI 14. KOELSCH
wI AGATHA KOELSCH
wI LOUIS A. KOENIG
wI WINNIE MAE KOENIG
wI BERTHA H, KOENIG
wI EDGAR A, KOENIG
m MAY 26, 1933 wI MARY F. NEWTON KONECNY
m MAY 26, 1933 wI JOHNNY FRANK KONECNY
DADDY wI MARY KOPETSKY
wI ADOLPH D, KOPETSKY
wI WILLIAM & MARY KOPPE
wI WILLIAM & AMANDA KOPPE
wI MARY & AMANDA KOPPE
1ST INF SP AM WAR
DADDY
wI EDITH CONWAY KUBAN
wI CHARLES PAUL KUBAN
TX PFC ARMY AIR FORCES WW II
wI KATIE & ROBERT W. RAWLINS
PVT US ARMY WW II
wI LINDA NEYLAND TREADAWAY LADD
wI SUE MAE LADD
*TREADAWAY wI JESSE LEE LADD, JR,
wI JESSE LEE LADD, SR.
wI EDNA BOYETTE LAHATTE
wI CHAS, SIDNEY LAHATTE
72
LAIRD, CARLOS L.
LAIRD, LENA W,
LAKE, WILLIAM D,
LAMKIN, TOM MCKINNEY
LAMPO, ANGELO
LANDRUM, INFANT
LANDRY, GLADYS EDGE
LANDRY, WARREN J,
LANE, JOE STEVENSON
LANE, LOUIS E.
LANE, ROGER LARKIN
LANEY, PETER
LANG, JAMES
LANG, JUNE C,
LANG, OOUS EARL
LANG, PEARL L.
LANG, RAYMOND W.
LANGFORD, DENISE M,
LAROCCA, LUCIA
LAROCCA, VINCENZO
LARUE, CHARLES A.
LARUE, CHARLES G,
LARUE, DUANE EDDIE
LARUE, R, A" MRS.
LARUE, TIMOTHY WAYNE
LATTERMAN, JULIUS
LATTERMAN, MARGARET
LAUDERDALE, WILLIAM ROY
LAUDERDALE, WILLIE MARY
LAUGHLIN, JOHN EARL
LAUTERSTEIN, BOBETTE M.
LAUTERSTEIN, JULIAN B.
LAW, F. M,
LAW, FRANK MARION
LAW, M. J., MRS.
LAW, SALLIE WEBB
LAWLESS, B. L.
LAWLESS, BUELA F,
LAWLESS, SIDNEY W.
LAWRENCE, AMANDA M. V.
LAWRENCE, BESS Y.
LAWRENCE, DORCAS ANN, MRS
LAWRENCE, ELIZ. BENBOW
LAWRENCE, HALLIE
LAWRENCE, INFANT BOY
LAWRENCE, JAMES C,
LAWRENCE, JAMES HENRY
LAWRENCE, JAS. CARMICHAEL
LAWRENCE, JIM TOM
LAWRENCE, JOHN CONWAY
LAWRENCE, JOHN MICHAEL
LAWRENCE, JOHN MICHAEL,JR
LAWRENCE, JOSEPH NEWTON
LAWRENCE, JOSEPHINE *
LAWRENCE, JOSIE A.
LAWRENCE, MATTIE MAY
LAWRENCE, MAY WEBB
LAWRENCE, RUTH
LAWRENCE, THOMAS KIRWIN
LAWRENCE, W, D.
LAWRENCE, WILLIAM H., DR.
LAWSON, JOE L.
LAWSON, MARY E.
LAWSON, MOLLIE ENGLISH *
LAWSON, ONDIS L.
LAWSON, SOPHIA J,
LE BLEU, STEPHANIE
LEAZER, BABY BOY
LEBO, BETTY RUTH
LEBO, GUSSIE B,
LEBO, MILES B.
LEE, BERNICE A,
1886, APR 30
1885, JAN 17
1883, SEP 3
NL
1895
1952
1909, DEC 3
1904, AUG 6
1915, APR 27
1919, MAY 8
1911, SEP 19
1855
1889, JUL 3
1920, SEP 9
1919, AUG 15
1893, AUG 25
1917, OCT 12
1980
1851
1859
1841, JUN 12
1832, JUN 28
1974
1828, NOV 29
19n, JUL 20
1883
1932, APR 15
1891, SEP 4
1902, APR 16
1961
1902, JAN 16
1895, APR 5
1828, MAY 15
1873, FEB 12
NL
1838
NL
1903
1894
1844, AUG 12
1886, FEB 20
1819, APR 10
1862
1897, OCT 28
NL
1842, DEC 2
1918, NOV 16
1912, OCT 22
1884, MAY 24
1896, MAY 28
1873
1899, OCT 20
1856, APR 6
1875
1857, NOV 10
1899, JAN 21
1874
1887, AUG 12
18n
1871
1876, APR 18
1896, SEP 14
1898, JAN 20
1851
1890, JAN 15
1900, FEB 9
1979, MAR 4
1981
1925, SEP 23
1900, JAN 2
1896, OCT 22
1879, JUN 10
1956, JAN 7
1969, JAN 17
1942, SEP 27
1875, MAR 27
1896
1952
NL
NL
1969, DEC 1
1976, SEP 16
1966, APR 6
1919
1985, DEC 4
NL
1981, JUL 15
19n, JUL 8
1948, MAR 19
1980
1934
1932
1876, JUL 13
1883, DEC 28
1979
1880, SEP 25
1979, JAN 25
1958
1982, JAN 10
1958, AUG 28
1986, MAY 16
1986, JUN 12
1975, FEB 14
19n, SEP 26
1902, JUN 9
1873, MAR 25
1879, FEB 15
1929
1901
NL
1959
1888, MAY 21
1958, JUL 14
1911, FEB 11
1934
1898, NOV 7
1923, SEP 5
1890, JUN 18
1960, DEC 19
1912, NOV 8
1964, NOV 14
1896, OCT 15
1938
1980, JUN 17
1902, AUG 24
1948
1933, NOV 5
1984, OCT 20
1969
1896, OCT 12
1942
1929
1951, MAY 4
1955, JAN 15
1974, JUN 3
1950
1978, FEB 4
1984, APR 11
1979, JUN 1
1981
1925, SEP 23
NL
1966, APR 5
1971, JUN 30
wI LENA W, LAIRD
wI CARLOS L, LAIRD
TX MASTER SGT 23 INF
16y 2m 16d
TX PVT CO C 30 ENGR TNG BN WW II
PFC US ARMY WW II
TX PVT BRTY A 737 CA BN AA WW II
wI HATTIE T. WILSON
wI VINCENZO LAROCCA
wI LUCIA LAROCCA
t wI CHAS. G" R, A, LARUE, GUSSIE THOMAS & JOHNNIE MCMICHAEL
wI CHAS. A" R, A, LARUE, GUSSIE THOMAS & JOHNNIE MCMICHAEL
wI CHAS. G, & CHAS. A, LARUE, GUSSIE THOMAS & J,MCMICHAEL
wI WILLIE MARY LAUDERDALE
wI WILLIAM ROY LAUDERDALE
WIFE wI JULIAN B. LAUTERSTEIN
HUSBAND wI BOBETTE M, LAUTERSTEIN
74y b SC FATHER wI MRS, M. J, LAW
SON OF F. M. & M, J, LAW
36y MOTHER WIFE OF REV. F. M, LAW wI F. M. LAW
71y
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PFC 90 MIL POLICE CO WW I wI BUELA F. LAWLESS
d NEW ORLEANS, LA WIFE OF JAMES C. LAWRENCE
wI JIM TOM LAWRENCE
b TN d BRYAN, TX
wI JOHN CONWAY, JOSEPH NEWTON, & RUTH LAWRENCE
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b RUTHERFORD CO., TN d BRYAN, TX
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wI DR, WH. H. LAWRENCE & 4 OTHERS ON OTHER SIDE OF STONE
WIFE OF JOHN MICHAEL LAWRENCE, JR.
WIFE OF JOHN MICHAEL LAWRENCE
wI HALLIE, JOHN CONWAY & JOSEPH NEWTON LAWRENCE
wI JOSEPHINE CLARKE LAWRENCE
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wI MILES B. LEBO
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WIFE OF DR, GEORGE FRANCIS LEE
LEE, DON
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LEE, JOHN MILTON
LEE, JULIA BALL
LEE, MARY H.
LEE, RAY CONWAY
LEFEVRE, CARRIE
LEFEVRE, F. D,
LEGRAND, LENA MAE
LEHMAN, HENRY J,
LEHMANN, CHARLIE
LEHMANN, FREDERICK W,
LEHMANN, FRIZT
LEHMANN, JOSEPHINE
LEHMANN, NANNIE
LEIGH, J, W.
LEIGH, J. W., JR,
LEIGH, JENNIE MAUDE
LEMAN, BENJAMIN F,
LEMAN, EUGENE DICKINSON
LEMAN, MARION LOUISE
LEMAN, MATTIE SCOTT
LENORMAN, ALICE S.
LENZ, DON EDGAR
LENZ, EMMETT J.
LENZ, EVElYN M.
LENZ, GUSSIE B.
LENZ, HUGO J,
LEONARO, All CE
LEONARD, HERBERT, REV,
LEONARD, J. B,
LEONARO, JAMES
LEONARD, JOE W.
LEONARD, JOHN H,
LEONARO, JOHN W" REV,
---.J LEONARD, MARY C.
,LEONARD, MARY E.
. LEONARD, RUTH
LERNER, GERALD p" JR,
LEVY, JACOB
LEWIS, EARL EDGAR
LEWIS, EMORY C.
LEWIS, ETHEL WALLACE
LEWIS, INFANT GIRL
LEWIS, JERRY C.
LEWIS, JOE NAPOLEON
LEWIS, SUSIE B,
LICHTE, ALLIE JAMES
LICHTE, FRITZ E,
LIERMAN, LOU
LIGHT, ALICE F.
LIGHTS, JAKE
LIGHTSEY, LUCILLE
LIGHTSEY, OLIVER
LIMBACHER, PHILIP CARL,JR
lINACK, EMMIE L,
lINACK, OTTO G,
LINDHOLM, JAMES ROLAND
LINDHOLM, MARGUERITE ANN
LINDLEY, CECIL VICK, JR,
LINDSLY, EVELYN SANDERS
LINK, CATHERINE
LINK, ESTELLA B,
LIPPS, ARLTON W,
LIPPS, LURLINE ALLEN
LIPSCOMB, BEULAH B.
LIPSCOMB, CAROLYN WEBB
LIPSCOMB, MOSE O.
LIPSCOMB, S, WEBB
~IPSCOMB, SAMUEL ALVIN
LIPSCOMB, WILLIAM TRAVIS
LISCANO, CECILIA VASQUES
1889, AUG 9
1871, JAN 29
1906, MAR 12
1908
NL
1890, AUG 15
1889, JUL 28
1887, JUN 4
1918
1894, JAN 18
1900, JUL 30
1892, NOV 15
1846, NOV 30
1861, AUG 18
NL
1866
1895
1874
1833
1880, JUN 1
1883, NOV 14
18n, MAR 3
1927, APR 11
1957, AUG 19
1916
1920
1896
1892
1873, MAR 27
1913, AUG 13
NL
1848, JAN 6
1928, AUG 5
1880
1884, JAN 4
1891, JUL 19
1882
1932, SEP 27
1944, JAN 12
NL
1930
1885, JAN 22
1894
1964
1942, NOV 3
1893
1895, AUG 30
1887
1885
1909
1900, MAR 28
NL
1924, OCT 25
1922, JAN 27
1945, AUG 21
1905
1898
1926, NOV 4
1929, MAR 28
1908, JUL 28
1895, DEC 7
NL
NL
1909, FEB 10
1915, OCT 25
1910, JUN 6
1893, NOV 12
1874
1918, MAR 28
1887, APR 21
1903, DEC 8
1880, FEB 22
19n, APR 19
1934, APR 26
1979, MAY 31
1937
1906, DEC 4
1967, AUG 24
1970, MAR 31
1963, OCT 28
1965
1964, FEB 29
1904, MAY 5
1893, JAN 28
1905, AUG 29
1938, MAR 22
1897, SEP 27
1906
1919
1958
1907
1880, JUL 25
1884, JUN 8
18n, JUL 26
1969, OCT 23
1983, OCT 7
1935
1937
1965
1958
1917, JUL 17
1961, APR 30
NL
1915, JAN 15
1979, JAN 20
1964
1968, MAY 10
1985, APR 12
1962
NL
1946, MAR 13
1870, AUG 9
1976
1952, FEB 18
1968
1964
1962, JUN 22
1962
1968, JAN 3
1959
1953
1984
1973, AUG 21
1921, JUL 12
NL
1966, OCT 21
19n, MAR 24
1966
1969
1982, JAN 14
NL
1961, AUG 1
1986, JUL 6
1889, MAY 12
1890, JUL 2
1981, MAR 4
NL
1959, JUN 29
1985, MAY 3
1911
1945, FEB 23
1955, DEC 21
1983, DEC 3
1967, FEB 24
73
WIFE OF ROBERT M. LEE
58y WIFE OF F, A. LEE
wi F, D. LEFEVRE
wi CARRIE LEFEVRE
MOTHER
TX PVT CO D 141 INF 36 DIV WW
SON OF F. E, & J, M, LEHMANN
58y 9m b GERMANY wi JOSEPHINE LEHMANN
wi FRIZT LEHMANN
7y 7m 20d
WALTERS CO SC LARTY CSA
wi MATTIE SCOTT LEMAN
DAU OF B, F. & S. G. LEMAN
wi EUGENE OICKINSON LEMAN
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DAUGHTER
MOTHER
FATHER
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wi ALICE LEONARD
wi RUTH LEONARD
wi MARY C. LEONARD
wi JOHN W. LEONARD
wi JOE W, LEONARD
6m SON OF MEYER & JANE LEVY
PFC US MARINE CORPS
wi SUSIE B. LEWIS
wi EMORY C, LEWIS
wi FRITZ E, LICHTE
wi ALLIE JAMES LICHTE
63y HUSBAND
wi OLIVER LIGHTSEY
wi LUCILLE LIGHTSEY
wi OTTO G, LINACK
wi EMMIE L, LINACK
LT COL US ARMY WW II KOREA VIETNAM wi MARGUERITE ANN
wi JAMES ROLAND LINDHOLM
TX ARTL USNR WW II
90y
8m wi ESTELLA B, LINK
31y b ILL WIFE OF WM, p, LINK wi CATHERINE LINK
wi LURLINE ALLEN LIPPS
wi ARLTON W, LIPPS
wi WILLIAM TRAVIS LIPSCOMB
1 ST L T.
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LITT, H,
L ITT, ROSALI E
LITTLE, HERBERT
LITTLE, RUTH SHAW
LITTLEFIELD, E,
LITTLEFIELD, REBECCA
LLOYD, CARRIE LEE PATE
LOBELLO, ANNA PALMERI
LOBELLO, ANTHONY
LOBELLO, ELLA
LOBELLO, LEE
LOBELLO, LEO
LOBELLO, MARTHA
LOBELLO, SALVATORE
LOBELLO, SAM
LOBELLO, STEVE
LOCK, DONOVAN LEE
LOCK, PAULINE E.
LOCK, RAYMOND H.
LOCK, STEPHEN LEE
LOCKE, DEANE ORMS
LOCKE, JOHN CRAWFORD
LOCKE, LON BERNARD
LOCKE, MARY OLLIE
LOCKE, WALLACE DRUMMOND
LOCKERD, BESSIE B,
LOCKERD, NEWTON F.
LOEW, GILBERT EDWARD
LOGAN, FRANKLIN D.
LONG, GEORGE A,
LONG, LOUISE C.
LONG, PHYLLI S K,
LONGMIRE, PELHAM L,
LONGMIRE, SARAH E.
LONMARDA, MARIA
LOONEY, CARRIEBELL *
LOONEY, FRANCES EULA
LOONEY, WINFIELD HUGH
LOONEY, WINFIELD HUGH, JR
LOPEZ, AGUSTIN
LOPEZ, BERTHA S.
LOPEZ, CLI FF M.
LOPEZ, DE GREGORIO
LOPEZ, FELIX S,
LOPEZ, GLORIA I.
LOPEZ, GUADALUPE
LOPEZ, INFANT BOY
LOPEZ, JESUS H,
LOPEZ, JUANITA
LOPEZ, LEONARDO
LOPEZ, LUCIO
LOPEZ, PASCUAL D,
LOPEZ, PASCUAL, JR,
LOPEZ, RICHARD B,
LOPEZ, ROBERT W.
LOPEZ, RUBY M.
LOPEZ, SANTOS G.
LOPEZ, TRAVIS
LOREDO, HERMINa
LOUGHRIDGE, ELIZABETH P.
LOUGHRIDGE, JOSIE p,
LOUGHRIDGE, MARTHA ORLEAN
LOUGHRIDGE, MATTIE
LOUGHRIDGE, SALLIE E.
LOUGHRIDGE, T. L" II
LOUGHRIDGE, TERRY L.,CAPT
LOUIS, DAN
LOUIS, EMMA
LOVE, INFANT SON
LOVE, MICHAEL TOT
LOVE, TOT M.
NL
1890
1938, SEP 3
1907, APR 13
1914, AUG 15
1803, AUG 29
NL
1882, APR 30
1861, MAR 25
1887, FEB 7
1890, DEC 31
1893, FEB 20
1850
1902, MAR 24
1864, MAR 4
1885, MAR 19
NL
1969
1910, OCT 26
1912, AUG 25
1969
1908
1926, NOV 13
1898, JUL 4
1868, NOV 20
1908
1892
1891
1904
1969, MAY 22
1891, OCT 28
1893, JAN 17
1953
1865, JUN 29
1882, APR 1
1841, SEL 3
1905, JAN 10
1890, MAY 24
1885, MAY 24
1912, MAY 28
1909, NOV 23
1931
1908, OCT 7
1925, MAR 6
1914
1937, SEP 13
1905, MAY 21
1954
1881
1882
1934, NOV 6
1928, OCT 21
1915, APR 18
1943, SEP 13
1948
1963, JAN 9
1938, SEP 5
1907, NOV 1
1936, JUL 30
1936
1812
1848
1854, NOV 27
1864
1842
1844, JAN 23
1804
1914, MAY 23
1918, MAY 27
1944
1945
1914
1884, MAY 14
1928
1939, SEP 2
1953, AUG 3
1983, MAY 7
1882, OCT 28
1871, DEC 13
1954, SEP 5
1924, DEC 31
1921, FEB 20
19n, MAR 14
1961, AUG 4
1935, JUN 2
NL
1883, FEB 13
1966, JAN 13
1908, SEP 10
1969
1971, FEB 11
NL
1969
1968
1983, JUN 16
1979, MAY 25
1952, APR 22
1968
1962
1982
1936
1969, MAY 23
1955, JUN 2
1981, JUL 12
1953
1950, JUL 26
1971, FEB 18
1912, MAR 8
1982, JUN 13
1974, JAN 1
1971, AUG 6
1952, APR 24
1931, SEP 3
1984
1979, SEP 28
1947, NOV 23
1970
1938, JAN 12
NL
1954
1969
1975
1936, JAN 6
1947, FEB 8
1971, FEB 18
1943, OCT 21
1978
1963, DEC 30
1966, APR 21
NL
1960, MAY 24
1946
1882
1882
1891, MAR 17
1934
1927
1923, JAN 16
1893
1983, FEB 4
NL
1944
1945
1958
wI REV, JOSEPH MOSIEWICZ
BABY
FATHER
64y WIFE OF E. LITTLEFIELD
GRANDMOTHER
MOTHER wI LEO LOBELLO
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FATHER wI MARTHA LOBELLO
FATHER wI ANNA PALMERI LOBELLO
MOTHER wI LEE LOBELLO
ITALIANO
m JAN 17, 1909 CH: STEVEN,LEON,DOROTHY,SAMUEL,BERNICE,BILL
18y
TWIN wI STEPHEN LEE LOCK
WIFE wI RAYMOND H, LOCK
wI PAULINE E. LOCK
TWIN wI DONOVAN LEE LOCK
NANNIE
wI NEWTON F, LOCKERD
wI BESSIE B. LOCKERD
*KATHLEEN
wI WINFIELD HUGH LOONEY
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HUSBAND & FATHER
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PFC CO 305 INF WW II
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TX PFC US ARMY WW II
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lOVELL, JOHN W,
, lOVEll, lENORE
lOVEll, LU ELLA
lOVEll, W, G,
lOVEll, W, H,
lOVEll, WilliE W,
lOVETT, MARY lOUISA AilES
lOWE, DORIS M.
lOWRY, CHANCY D.
lOWRY, ELLEN 0,
lOWRY, FRANCIS A.
lOWRY, M, E.
lOWRY, MARY B,
lOWRY, T. p,
LUCE, FRED O.
LUll, KATE l.
LUNA, EUTlMIO
lUNDIN, A. J. THOMAS
lUSK, DEBRA SUE
lUSK, JAMES TRUETT
LUTHER, AMILIA
lUTHER, CHARLOTTE ANN
lUTHER, DOROTHY MARVllEEN
lUTHER, ERNSTINE
lUTHER, FRANK GUS
lUTHER, llllY H,
LUTHER, lUCY B.
lUTHER, MARIA (MARY)
lUTHER, RAYMOND S,
LUTHER, SAM
lUTHER, SAM, JR,
lUTHER, WillIAM l.
lUTHER, WillIE l.
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~lUZA, JEANETTA J,
lUZA, VINCENT J.
lYAll, WIlliAM CECil
lYLE, BOB
lYLE, MARGUERITE
lYNCH, DANIEL P.
lYNCH, ELIZABETH JANE
lYNCH, FLOYD DELANE
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1895, JAN 22
1874, SEP 3
1880, NOV 11
1871, MAY 22
1832, FEB 14
1910, OCT 9
1827, OCT 17
1920, APR 28
1878, FEB 22
1878, JAN 28
1870, NOV 13
1839, MAR 8
1872, SEP 25
1832, MAY 4
1912, MAY 24
1860
1908
1872
1960
1922, AUG 26
1867
Nl
1943, NOV 7
Nl
1908, JAN 31
1900
1899, MAY 30
1893, SEP 2
1922, FEB 20
1864
1895, DEC 11
1891, MAR 20
1921, MAR 2
1889, AUG 19
1916, JAN 8
1924, MAR 29
Nl
1901
1900
1879, JUl 25
1837, MAY 24
1909, FEB 26
1913, MAY 29
1826, JUl 1
1969
1913
1972, OCT 17
1885, OCT 23
1980, APR 18
1877, JUN 7
1950, OCT 25
1941, AUG 26
1881, JUl 17
1932, DEC 7
1874, JUl 15
1972, APR 11
1948, MAY 13
1950, AUG 16
1957, MAR 2
1918, OCT 14
1951, DEC 24
1904, OCT 21
1977, DEC 29
1954
1977
1938
1960
1982, MAR 30
1955
Nl
1959, MAR 15
1896, JUl 14
1981, MAY 2
1960
Nl
1985, FEB 9
1977, NOV 29
1948
1978, MAR 21
1980, NOV 21
1944, SEP 28
1927, APR 17
1984, SEP 24
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1976
Nl
1955, JUN 14
1919, AUG 8
Nl
1980, JUl 13
1879, MAR 6
1969
1957
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WIFE OF W, H. LOVELL
wi EUlA M, LOVELL
DAU OF H, A, & W, H, LOVELL
WIFE OF R, W, LOVETT b OUACHITA PARISH, lA
MOTHER
wI EllEN O. LOWRY
wI CHANCY 0, LOWRY
wi MARY B. LOWRY
WIFE OF T, p, LOWRY wI T. P. LOWRY
wi FRANCIS A, LOWRY
wi M. E. LOWRY
MOTHER
CPl US MARINE CORPS WW II
wI SAM lUTHER
64y WIFE OF A. lUTHER
wI WIllIAM l. lUTHER
US ARMY WW II
wI AMILIA lUTHER
PVT US ARMY WW I
wI lUCY B, lUTHER
TX PFC 318 INF 80 INF DIV WW II PH
MOTHER wI VINCENT J, lUZA
FATHER wI JEANETTA J. lUZA
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76
QUERIES
AL VERSON--Seeking information on William C, ALVERSON who died in Brazos County
Tx in 1907, He and wife Susan Jane ATKINS are listed on 1870 Census of Brazos
Co, His daughter Georgia Ann ALVERSON married William POWERS in Brazos Co, in
1882, Would like to correspond and exchange information about these families,
J
POWERS--Seeking information on James POWERS who was a resident of Brazos Co.
TX in 1870, His 1 st wife was Eliza Cravey GIBSON, Children were: Step-son,
James GIBSON; William POWERS; Eliza Ann POWERS who m, Isaac HARRIS; Mary
J, POWERS; Agnes POWERS who m, A,B, BARNES; Frances POWERS,
A TKINS--Seeking information on James ATKINS and wife Elizabeth HARWELL. Were
living in Brazos Co, in 1870, Children were: Richard ATKINS who m, Eliza Jane
ANDERSON; Zachary Taylor ATKINS who m, Savannah PEARCE; Sarah Elizabeth
ATKINS who m, Horace R. WARD; Ellen ATKINS who m, John SINCLAIR; Coleman
ATKINS who m, Amanda TURNER; Ann ATKINS who m, William BARNES; Susan
Jane ATKINS who m. William C. ALVERSON,
Katherine SISSON, 2303 Elk Creek Drive, Kingwood, TX 77345
* * * * *
CLOUD-COLLlNS-MARTIN--Elisha CLOUD, b, SC, emigrated from Georgia to Kurten
area of Brazos Co, TX about 1868, His spouse was Ruth COLLINS, Three of their
children were Sarah Elizabeth CLOUD who m. Thomas MARTIN, James W. CLOUD
who m. Lucy P. MARTIN, and Jane Harriet CLOUD who m. Warren Lee EDGE.
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CLOUD-MARTIN-SEALE-BERRY--Sarah Elizabeth CLOUD, daughter of Elisha and Ruth
CLOUD, and widow of Thomas MARTIN was likewise in Brazos Co, TX, With her
were two children Thomas Robert MARTIN and Exer Ann MARTIN, Exer Ann MARTIN
m, Thomas Jefferson SEALE in 1877, Widow Sarah Elizabeth MARTIN m, William W,
BERRY in 1867,
MARTIN--Archibald MARTIN was the father of Thomas, Lucy p, and John Flournoy
MARTIN. John Flournoy MARTIN was the only son to survive the Civil War, In later
years, John Flournoy MARTIN moved from Brazos Co, TX to Lometa TX, but his son
John F, MARTIN, Jr, who died in 1922 is buried in the Reliance Cemetery, Brazos Co,
Would like to share information. Margaret Martin MAGGS, 1710 Gastel Circle,
Mission, TX 78572,
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WIXON CEMETERY --On behalf of the Wixon Cemetery Association, Brazos Co, TX,
I am planning a Wixon Cemetery and Community booklet. If you have roots in this
community or know of someone who has, I would like to hear from you,
Ruth HARY, 2303 Kent Street, Bryan, TX 77802
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ABLE 59 EVANS 51 JONES 68,69 KOENIG 71
ADAMS 55,63,64 JORDAN 69 KOKEMOOR 71
. ALEXANDER 55 FARISH 65 JOWERS 69 KONECNY 71
ALLEN 48,56 FITCH 63 JUAREZ 69 KOPETSKY 71
ALVERSON 76 FITCHETT 48 JUSTUS 69 KOPPE 71
AMERSON 55 FORBES 52 KOSOFSKY 71
ANDREWS 52 FOSTER 61 KACZER 69 KOSTELKA 71
ARNOLD 58 FRAZER 63 KAISER 69 KOVAR 71
ARRINGTON 58 FREEMAN 57 KAMMERL 69 KRAFT 71
ATKINS 76 KAN 69 KRANZ 71
GALLOWAY 45 KAPCHINSKIE 69 KRAUSER 71
BAKER 44,45 GANDY 58 KAPLAN 69 KROMER 71
BALDRIDGE 50 GIBSON 76 KAUFER 69 KRUEGER 71
BARNES 76 GILBERT 58 KAUFFMAN 69 KUBAN 71
BARNETT 50 GOENS 62 KEEFER 69 KUBICHEK 71
BASENFELDER 52 GOODYEAR 57,58,60 KEELE 69 KYLE 71
BATTLE 65 GORDY 48 KEEN 69
BEALL 49,64 GRAHAM 58 KElLEY 69 LACY 71
BEARD 50 GRA VES 47 KEITH 69 LA DO 71
BECKHAM 63 GREENWOOD 62 KELLER 69 LAHA TTE 71
BERKELEY 55 GREGORY 64 KELLETT 69 LAIRD 72
BERRY 49,76 GREW 58 KELLEY 69 LAKE 72
BLATHERWICK 49,64 GRIFFIN 51 KELLY 63,69 LAMKIN 72
BLUNT 52 GUEST 47,48 KEMMER 69 LAMPO 72
BOATWRIGHT 65 KEMP 65,69 LANDRUM 72
BOILS 46 HAILE 49 KENDALL 69 LANDRY 72
BOONE 55 HALL 48,56 KENNARD 69 LANE 72
BOWEN 50 HALSEA 63 KENNEDY 43,70 LANEY 72
BOWMAN 48 HARDY 51,61 KERN 70 LANG 72
I BROOKS 50,63 HARRINGTON 49 KERN OLE 70 LANGFORD 72
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BRUNSON 60,61 HARRIS 49,76 KERR 70 LAROCCA 72
BURTON 52 HARRISON 51 KETTERSON 70 LARUE 72
HARWELL 76 KEY 70 LASKI 58
CHASE 51 HARY 76 KEYS 70 LATTERMAN 72
CHENAULT 57,59,60 HEARNE 43,44 KIEFER 70 LAUDERDALE 72
CHERRY 63 HENDERSON 64 KILLINGWORTH 70 LAUGHLIN 72
CHILDERS 48 HERRICK 64 KILLOUGH 70 LAUTERSTEIN 72
CLARK 64 HODGE 64 KIMBALL 65 LAW 72
CLOUD 76 HOUSE 56 KIMBRO 65 LA WLESS 72
CLOWER 64 KIMBROUGH 70 LAWRENCE 59,72
COBB 58 IBARRO 66 KINCAID 70 LAWSON 72
COLLINS 76 ILLUM 66 KINCANNON 59,60 LEAZER 72
COMBEST 57,59,61 INGRAM 66 KING 70 LEBLUE 72
COONER 61 ISH 66 KINNARD 70 LEBO 72
COOPER 45,47 ISHERWOOD 66 KINNE 70 LEE 50,57,63,72,
CORNER 55 IVY 66 KINNEY 70 73
COTHRAN 58,62 KIRBY 70 LEFEVRE 73
COWART 43,44 JACKSON 55,66 KIRK 70 LEGRAND 73
CURD 46 JAHN 66 KIRKPATRICK 70 LEHMAN 73
JAMES 66 KIRL 70 LEHMANN 73
DA VIS 50,51,52 JAMETTA 66 KIRWIN 70,71 LEIGH 73
DAWSON 50 JASTER 56 KLAPROTH 71 LEMAN 73
DeHART 49 JEFFERSON 66 KLING 71 LEMMAN 47
DIXON 57,58,59, JENKINS 66,67 KLOCK 71 LEMON 47
. 60,61 JENNINGS 67 KLUG 71 LEN ORMAN 73
DOSER 63 JESTER 55 KNAPP 71 LENZ 73
DRAEGER 56 JIMENEZ 67 KNOBLAUGH 71 LEONARD 73
JOHNSON 50,55, KNOEDL 71 LERNER 73
EATON 64 63,67 KNOWLES 71 LEVY 73
EDGAR 63 JOHNSTON 68 KNOX 71 LEWIS 73
EDGE 76 JOLLY 68 KNOX 63 LICHTE 73
ELLINGTON 47,58 JOMEZ 68 KOELSCH 71 LIERMAN 73
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LIGHT 73 MENARD 48 TALLEY 49
LIGHTS 73 MERCHANT 47 TERRELL 50
LIGHTSEY 73 MEREDITH 55 THOMAS 46
L1MBACHER 73 MILHANKS 46,48 THOMPSON 44,56
LINACK 73 MILLHANKS 47 TRIPPLET 63
LINDHOLM 73 MILLICAN 46 TUCKER 48 .
LINDLEY 73 MITCHELL 49,63 TURNER 76
L1NDSA Y 63 MOWBRY 63 TYLER 64
L1NDSL Y 73 MYERS 59,60 TYNDAL 51
LINK 73
LIPPS 73 NEAL 51 VESS 46
LIPSCOMB 73 NEELEY 49
L1SCANO 73 NORWOOD 58,61 WALDROFF 63
L1SICKI 74 NOWAK 55 WARD 76
L1TT 74 WASHINGTON 63
LITTLE 74 ORR 60,63 WEA VER 46
LITTLEFIELD 74 OSBY 56 WEST 56
LLOYD 74 WHITAKER 56
LOBELLO 74 PAGE 46,55,63 WILLIAMS 52,57,
LOCK 74 PAYNE 63 58,60,61,62,
LOCKE 74 PEARCE 49,76 63,65
LOCKERD 74 PERRY 65 WILSON 51,64
LOEW 74 PEVERL Y 63 WINDOM 56
LOGAN 74 PIERCE 64,65 WOODS 58
LONG 74 PIPKIN 48 WRIGHT 64
LONGMIRE 74 PITTILLO 49 WYMOLA 55
LONMARDA 74 POEPPELMEYER 56
LOONEY 74 POWERS 76 ZEPHAR 55
LOPEZ 74 PREWITT 63
LOREDO 74 PRICE 65
LOTT 49
LOUGHRIDGE 64,74 RANDLE 46
LOUIS 74 RANSOME 43 -
LOVE 74 REDDING 48
LOVELL 75 REED 63
LOVETT 75 REYNOLDS 63
LOWE 75 RHODE 49
LOWRY 75 RICHARDS 48
LUCE 75 RICHARDSON 56
LUDWIG 55 ROBARDS 52
LULL 75 ROBERTSON 52
LUNA 75 ROSS 52
LUNDIN 75 ROWAN 65
LUSK 75 RUIZ 43
LUTHER 75
LUTZ 75 SCHUERENBERG 55
LUZA 75 SCURRY 55
LYALL 75 SEALE 50,76
LYLE 75 SEALS 46
LYNCH 75 SELLERS 60,62
LYNDS 75 SHARPE 50
L YNE 75 SHEPARD 46
SHORT 50
MAGGS 76 SILLERS 61
MANLY 59 SIMMS 63
MARSHALL 50 SIMS 61
MARTIN 58,59,61, SINCLAIR 76
65,76 SISSON 76
McCARY 63 SMITH 49
McCLUNG 61 SPIVEY 63
McCRAW 51 STACEY 64
McCULLOCH 60 STEVENSON 63
McLEASTER 46 STINER 63
McSWAIN 58 STUART 63
MEEKINS 56 SYMMS 58
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