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Home My WebLink AboutVol.2 No.2WE ARE IN FOR A TREAT!! DON'T MISS IT:: Dr. Victor TREAT, professor in the Texas A &M History Department, wrote his dissertation on migrations in the South. He has agreed to be the speaker for the October 20 meeting of our Brazos Genealogical Association. This should be a real 'treat' for us. He may be willing to answer questions after his talk, so if you have a 'puzzler' on southern migrations, keep it in mind for this next meeting! October 20, 1980 7:00 pm Bryan Library ,. O Ar ` u B RAZOS GENEALOGICAL ADVERTISER Volume II Number 2 September- October 1980 740 Garden Acres Bryan, TX ?7801 Elizabeth GATLIN 1501 Laura Lane College Station, TX 778 4o 24 The BRAZOS GENEALOGICAL ADVERTISER is an infor- mation publication of the Brazos Genealogical Association of Bryan-College Station, Texas. 1980 OFFICERS President . . . . . .. . . . . . . Ralph MCCORMICK Vice - President � q . . . . Dorothy CLARK Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . Christine DULANEY Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . Anna HALLARAN Librarian . . . . . . . . . . . . . Marian GRAHAM Edit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mary COOPER CONTENTS Vol. II No. 2 September-October 1980 KNOW WHAT? WHO'S NEW? KNOW WHO? WHAT'S NEW? WHEN? WHO KNOWS? WHERE? Feature Articles Genealogical Research at A&M by Bill PAGE Old Three Hundred Membership New Members Membership News Pedigree Charts - M.C. FORISTER T 1jibrarie s Bryan Library by Nan ROSS Library Information Coming Events Queries/Questions Index Page 25 28 -�j "I 32 32 36 37 19 4o 41 94e 0 1J 4dv e 0f Volume II Number 2 Bryan- College Station SeFtember- October 1980 Texas GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH AT A &M Bill PAGE, Library Assistant at the A &M University Library, has given us a tool that may help to unlock the gene- alogical sources that we know must be in the Library, and yet appear hidden in unexpected placesd In the last issue (I -1, pp. 18 -20 the Advertiser gave his information concerning the card catalog and how to use it - -what to look for, etc. Also in that article were the indexes and bibliographies that will also be useful. In this issue, we will begin the major section of his paper. This listing is by state and gives the code for finding the general books on that subject (ask one of the library assistants where that code leads you.). Look for 'F' on the fifth floor; 'Z' on first. Selected Sources of Genealogical Information ALABAMA: F 3 21 - 335 ALASKA: F 901 - 915 ARIZONA: F 806 - 820 CLAYTON, Roberta Flake. Pioneer Men of Arizona. F/811.6/C5 Federal Census-- Territory of New Mexico and Territory of Arizona. Excerpts from the Decennial Federal Census 1860 for Arizona County in the Territory of New Mexico, the Special Territorial Census of 1864 taken in Arizona, and Decennial Federal Census, 1870 for the Territory of Arizona Gov Doc b9th Congress, 1st Session, Senate Doc. 13. Federal Census 1870 1880 Microtext WILLSON, Roscoe G. Pioneer Cattlemen of Arizona. Sp Coll F / 810 W5.7 ARKANSAS: F 406 - 420 Arkansas History Commission. Bulletin of Information, no. 13 - 16. Biographical index to the seven Goodspeed's histories of Arkansas, as well as material in a number of early Arkansas newspapers. F / 406 / A 63 / 1977 Goodspeed Biographical and Historical Memoirs of... Central Arkansas F B 63 / 97 Eastern Arkansas F / 411/ B 6 / 1978 Northeastern Arkansas F ,/ 411 / B 6 1 / 1978 Northwestern Arkansas F / 411 / M 68 / 1978 Southern Arkansas F / 1978 Western Arkansas F / 4 411 B 65 / 11 �B 67 / 1978 25 26 Genealogical Research at A &M (Continued) kRKANSAS (Continued) HALL UM, John. Biographical and Pictorial History of Arkansas F 1 H 197 HEMPSTEAD, Fay. Historical Review of Arkansas. F / 411 / H485 7 1970 HERNDON, Dallas T. The Centenial History of Arkansas F / 411 / H578 / 1978 CALIFORNIA: F 856 - 870 BURDETTE, Robert C. American Biogra and Genealo California ed . Sp Coll F 0 E9. COWAN, Robert G. Ranchos of California. Land Grants. HD / 211 / C2 / C6 Also in Ap Coll Federal Census. 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880 Microtext PARKER, J. Carlylye. A Personal Name Index to Orton's 'Records of California Men in the War of the Reb=on, 1861 to 1867 E 7 497.3 C 2 P 37 Regular Stacks ROCQ, Margaret Miller. California Local History; a bibliography Z / 1261 R 1970 COLORADO: F 771 - 785 Colorado Business DirectorT and Annual Re -ister for 1876. Microtext Western American WA 21010 Federal Census. 1870, 1880 Microtext. CONNECTICUT: F 91 - 105 BAILEY, Frederic. Early Connecticut Marriages F/93/B16 BURPEE, Charles W. The Story of Connecticut F / 94 / B 87 Connecticut (Colony). Public Records of the Colon of Connecticut. F / 97 C 7 9 Federal Census, 1790 Microtext "Pension Records of the Revolutionary Soldiers from Connecticut" in D.A.R. Report (21st) PP• 131- -299• 66th Cong. 1st Sess. s. doc. no 83, Serial Set # 7601 Documents Division. DELAWARE: F 161 - 175 Delaware Archives F / 161 / D 2.94 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA: F 191 - 205 FLORIDA: F 306 - 320 HARRIS, Michael H. Florida History: A Bibliography. Z / 1271 / H 3.5 Regular Stacks - 27 Genealogical Research at A &M (Car_ inued) GEORGIA: F 281 295 Colonial Records of the State of Georgia F / 281 / C 71 DUMONT,`William H. Colonial Georgia Genealogical Data. CS / 42 / N43 / no. 3 "Federal Census of Atlanta, 1850, DeKalb County" Atlanta Historical Bulletin, 27 16 - 68. F / 294 / A Georgia Historical Society. Index to the United States Census of Georgia. for 1820 312.0975 G 35 "Georgia Soldiers of the Line" and "Alphabetical List of Georgia Revolutionary Soldiers" in D.A.R. Repo (3rd) pp. 347 t . 56th Cong. 2nd Sess. s. aoc. v. 11, n. 219. Serial Set # 4044. Library has microfiche copy only! Documents Division. Revolutionary Records of the State of Georgia 975.8/ G352r STEWART, William C. Gone to Georgia. CS / 42 / N 43 / no.30. "List of Revolutionary Soldiers... D.A.R. Report (5th) PP. 326 -354• 57th Cong. 2d Sess., s. doc. no. 210, Serial Set # 4431. Supplements list in 3rd report. Documents Division. HAWAII: DU / 620 - 629 IDAHO: F 741 _ 755 ILLINOIS: F 536 - 550 INDIANA.: F 521 535 IOWA: F 616 630 KANSAS: F 676 - 690 Federal Census 1860, 1870, 1880. Microtext KENTUCKY: F 446 - 460 CORBIN, John Boyd. Catalog of Genealogical Materials in Texas Libraries Vo 2, Kentucky Z 5319 C GREEN, Thomas M. Historic Families of Kentucky 976.9 / G 798 h. NEEL, Eurie Pearl. Statistical Handbook of Trigg Count Kentucky: Gateway to the Jackson Purchase F 450 144 LOUISIANA: F 366 380 Large Slave Holders of Louisiana, 1860 HC / 107 / L 8 M 4 Regular Stacks (Continued in next issue) t�ea Ire ie 2LECt THE OLD THREE HUNDRED (Continued from Vol. II #1, pp. 8 -9.) LOCATION NAIVE SITIOS LABORS Present County DATE OF TITLE HARRIS, Abner 1 (Partner of William BARATT) HARRIS, David 1 Harris Aug. 19, 1824 HARRIS, John R. 1 Harris Aug. 16, 1824 HARRIS, William (Partner of David CARPENTER) HARRIS, William 1 Brazoria July 10, 1824 HARRIS, William J. 1 Harris July 21, 1824 HARRISON, George 1 Brazoria Aug. 16, 1824 HARVEY, William 1 Austin July 20, 1824 HAYNES, Thomas S. 1 Brazos Aug. 16, 1824 HENSLEY, James 1 Brazoria 1 Austin Aug. Aug. 3, 3, 1824 1824 HODGE, Alexander 1 Fort Bend April 12,1828 HOLLAND, Francis 1 Grimes Aug. 10, 1824 HOLLAND, William 1 Grimes Aug. 10, 1824 HOLLIMAN, Kinchen 1 (Forfeited) Aug. 10, 1824 HOPE, James 1 4 Brazos Brazos 2 July July July 10, 10, 10, 1824 i824 1824 HUDSON, C. S. 1 Wharton July 29, 1824 HUFF, John 1 Wharton July 10, 1824 HUFF, George 12 Wharton & Fort Bend Aug. 19, 1824 HUGHES, Isaac (Partner of Jahn COOKE) (Forfeited) HUNTER, Eli 1 Wharton July 24, 1824 HUNTER, Johnson 1 Harris Aug. 10, 1824 IIANS, John 1 Chambers Aug. 7, 1824 INGRAM, Ira 1 Waller Aug. 24, 1824 I i. 2 Wharton 29 The Old Three Hundred (Continued) JACKSON, Humphrey 1 1 Harris Harris LOCATION 16, 16, 1824 1824 JACKSON, Isaac NAME SITIOS LABORS Present County DATE OF TITLE INGRAM, Seth 2 Wharton July 29, 1.824 Brazoria July 1 Austin July 29, 1824 I IRONS, John 1 Waller July 16, 1824 ISAACKS, Samuel 1 Fort Bend July 16, 1824 JACKSON, Alexander 2 Wharton July 16, 1824 JACKSON, Humphrey 1 1 Harris Harris Aug. Aug. 16, 16, 1824 1824 JACKSON, Isaac 1 Grimes Aug. 7, 1824 JAMISON, Thomas 1 Matagorda & Brazoria July 24, 1824 JOHNSON, Henry W. (Partner of Thos. H. BORDEN) JONES, Henry 1 Fort Bend July 8, 1824 JONES, J. W. 1 Wharton Aug. 10, 1824 JONES, Oliver 1 Brazoria Austin Aug. Aug. 10, 10, 1824 1824 JONES, R. 2 2 1 Wharton Fort Bend July Jury 15, 15, 1824 1824 KEEP, Imla 1 Brazoria July 24, 1824 KELLER, John C. 1 Matagorda June 4, 1827 KELLY, John 2 Brazos July 19, 1824 KENNEDY, Sam'1 1 1 Fort Bend Austin July July 7, 7, 1824 1824 KE NON, Alfred 1 Burleson July 19, 1824 KERR, James 1 Jackson May 6, 1827 KERR, Peter ) KERR, William) 1 Washington Aug. 10, 1824 KINCHELOE, William 1 1 Wharton Wharton July July 8, 8, 1824 1824 KINGSTON, William 1 Matagorda May 8, 1827 30 The Old. Three Hundred (Continued) LOCATION NArC SITIOS LABORS Present County DATE OF TITLE KNIGHT, James 1 Fort Bend July 15, 1824 1 Fort Bend July 15, 1824 KUYKENDALL, Abner 1 2 2 Fort Bend Washington Austin July July July 7, 7 7, 1824 1824 1824 KUYKENDALL, Brazilla 1 Austin Aug. 7, 1824 KUYKENDALL, Robert 1 1 Wharton Wharton KUYKENDALL, Joseph 1 Fort Bend July 8, 1824 LEAGUE, Hosea H. 1 Matagorda May 25, 1827 LEAKEY, Joel 1 Washington & Austin May 28, 1827 LINSEY, Benjamin 1 (Forfeited) Aug. 19, 1824 LITTLE, John 1 1 Austin Fort Bend May 21, May 21, 1828 1 .828 LITTLE, William 1 1 Fort Bend Fort Bend July July 10, 10 1824 1824 LONG, Jane H. 1 1 Fort Bend Waller April May 30,1827 1, 1827 LYNCH, James 1 Washington July 16, 1824 LYNCH, Nathanae1 1 Harris Aug. 19, 1824 McCROSKEY, John 1 1 Brazoria Austin Aug. Aug. 16, 16, 1824 1824 MCCORMICK, Arthur 1 Harris Aug. 10, 1824 McCORMICK, David 1 Brazoria July 21, 1824 McCORMICK, John (Partner of James FRAZIER) MCCOY , Thomas (Partner of Daniel DECKROW ) McFARLAN, Aechilles 1 1 2 Brazoria Waller July July 10, 10, 1824 1824 McFARLAN, John 12 1 Waller Waller Aug. Aug. 10, 10, 1824 1824 (Continued in the next issue) 31 W4 0Q 4 Aetv 2 em e4,44f These; are our new members. We welcome them and hope some of our local genealogists will correspond with those from other areas. Floy P. DAUENHAUER (Mrs. F. L.) 693 -5005 1103 Glade St.', College Station, TX 77840 BIRMINGHAM DAUENHAUER MORROW ROBINSON BURGESS INNESS PERRY STEELE STOCKTON M. C. FORISTER 512- 441 -2791 2310 -A Rebel Road, Austin, TX 78704 ANDERSON FORISTER- FORRESTER AHLEMEIER- AHLEMEYER 245 Forest MALTBY AVANT GRAF McADA BEICKER- BEIKER HARRIS MAXWELL BLANKEN- BLANKE HENRY MEYER BROSCHE HUSEN O'DANIEL C ADW'E LL HUTMANN PEE LE R CAPERTON JAUER - JAUERT CORDES KLEINE- ELLELBRUGGEN CROSS KOCH DRAKE - LOCKSTEDT POWERS ELLISON LUECKEN QUARLES Robert B. McJILTON Jr. P.O. Box DH, College Station, TX 77840 BROWN CORSE McJILTON CATLIN DENIO MUNN CLESSON HOLMES SANDERS SEABOURNE Sally RADEBAUGH 8728 Dolomite Drive, E1 Paso, TX 79904 BARNES MORGAN PRICKETT BLACK MORRISON RADEBAUGH GARRETSON NICCUM SALTER MARTIN PRESLEY SCOTT Donald Frederick TAYLOR 245 Forest Hills Dr., DOWELL MORGAN ENGLISH SMITH MCCLENDON TAYLOR MATHIS THOMAS Montgomery, AL REYNOLDS ROBERTSON SCHUBODE SCRIBNER- SCRIVNER SEBODEN SHARPE SHELTON TABOR THOMPSON TUBB WULF 846 -8491 W"EDDE LL WELLS WRIGHT 915 - 751 -4205 SMITH SPRINGER STEVENS FORD 205- 272 -7571 36109 (In Alabama: DANIELS FAIRCLOTH HUGGINS MELTON Look over these names. If you have and /or need infor- mation on any of them, call or write and make a new genealogy friend! 32 The membership is saddened by the loss of a charter member- -Doris bADDOX. We extend our sympathies to her husband, also a charter member, L.A. MADDOX. The association has voted to place a book in the library in memory of Doris. Members may wish to contribute to other books in her memory. Frances HENRY recently lost her mother, a lovely lady- - Martha Frances SHOCK. A memorial fund has been established in the li brary by the heritage organizations to which Frances and Mrs. SHOCK belonged. Some of our members may wish to add to that fund also. Another of our members, Mary HORN, lost a son recently. Mary, we are so sorry; you are remembered in our prayers. We have lost a local member in a happier way- -M-;ke Kerstetter has recently accepted a position in the state of Washington. We will miss Mike and his sharing of ideas on 'creative research'. We hope he will continue to keep in touch and let us know what new methods he has found for finding those elusive grandparents! The editor has not heard from anyone listing old family cemeteries: See the last issue, p. 4. Also, if you are willing to help with the listing of the Willow Hole Cemetery, please call Allie WHITLEY, 693 -4202. The weather is cool enough now to begin seriously planning for this project. eXnQ W .4 a 2 , di fee �ita4�� On succeeding pages is the pedigree chart of one of our newest members - -M.C. FORISTER. She is listed on p. 31 as a new member, and her query is on p. 40. She is very interested in Brazos County and if you can help, do write her! d,26 March 1979 Name of Compiler M'e C « Forister Person No. I on this chart is the same 1. Chart No. Address_ Rebel Road person as No.—on chart No._ 16 John Harden Forister . ,_2310-A 787c4 City, State TX --.Austin a X 8 -YIm. m. 5 Dec m 1829 (Father of No ' �' Cnt . on chart No. .26 July 1855 Date January 28, 1980 _-Frederi_ck__Fori.IZter (F,1h,I of No. 4) b, 4 Dec 1857 d. 31 Dec 1915 d. 17 Mary Elizabeth Peeler p.b Germany '6 p.b.Flat onia, Fayette, TAX worl,r of No. 4 MIlee Harden Forister m.22 Oct 1884 b. 10 Jan 1 IF gr if No. 2) b .25 April 89 d-3 July 1940 d. 1 3 Dec 1 9 1 3 o. D of Birth p. Place — of Birth p.b. Lytton Springs, TX p.d AUrtin,Trwv 18 Josiah Dial O'Daniel b, _ 11 S e pt — I 8_�5 _tt c�, of No. in. D f Marriage a te of l Death d� D m, 25 April 1909 9111lie Frances O'Danielm- cha rt No. ca 1861 p.d. Place of Death d. 12 Oct 1957 (Mother of No. 4) d-5 Aug 1911 p.d Karnes City, TX b. 3 Feb 1865 ig Mary Elizabeth R (Cro_sz, 2 Afton Marvin Forister p.b.080, Fayette Co, TX ' ther of No. 9, b. 19 Mar 182 on,. on , ,a,, N�. Anna Caroline Ahlemeier 9 June 19ft her of No, 1) d. 20 Sept 1963 d. 5 Dec 1907 p.b.Clear Springs, TX July 1888 b. p .dLockhart g Caldwell p.b. Lytton Springs, Caldwell,TX 20 William Frank Robertsor - 9 - 1 - 8 _M__r b. 1 7 June 1 812r I No. 3) 10 June 1933 lo William Woods Robertson h or No. 10, 1830,'.nI ,ha,tNc.___.. m•4 Sept 1861 d.8 Sept 1868 d. (Father of No. 5) d.29 Jan 1917 Franz Ferdinand Beicker p.d b. 19 June 862 21 1 Mary Ann Caperton b ar 1 F.the, of No CJG . C ont. chart No. p b.L*ckhart,Caldwell,TX - b.25 Dec 1830 Mother of No. 10, :ont. on chart No_—_ 5� Martha Gola Robertson No. 2) m. 14, July 1889 d. 19 June 1918 d. 14 Nov 1901 (Mother of It. 14 July 1891 d 21 March 1941 31 Wilhelmina Lockstedt p.b. Lytton Springs, TX p.d Coolumbus,Colorado William H. Tabor (Fathor of No. 11, _b- ca__f8 b. d. d.25 Nov 1972 11 Martha Pearl Tabor n Corit. o chari No . Im•ca 1868 p.b. p.d, p.d. San Antonio, Bexar,TX — (MoIhe,ofN..5) Id. Ca 1875 July 18 b. 4 68 23 D4altby 1 Mary Carolyn Forister p.b. Bryan, Brazos Co,TX ' d. 6 March 1947 b. 14 Se - 1 - of No. 11, than No. on t 1844" o "� p b. 16 Nov 1937 p.d. Austin.Travis Co,TX d. 1 Feb 1870 p.b. Karnes City Karnes Co,,,TX 24 M. 12 Franz Graf b. (Path,: ! N 12, Cont. m: , hart No. m. d p.d. (Father of No. 6) b. 24 May 1853 d . 25 p.b. Germany (Mother of No. 12, Fri do Graf 1876 b Com. on chart No. b 8 Jan 1 Father of Na N 3) 891 m d. 16 May 1922 d . o , . p. Kirby, Bexar Co, TX p.dSan Antonio, TX 26 1I3 Sent 1Q b. (Father of No. 13, Cont. on char[ No. d,26 March 1979 13 j I't ICL IL114L.UU�1 M. 6) p.d Karnes City, TX (Mother of No. b. 10 Oct 1853 27 d. p.b Germany '6 (Moshe: of No. 13, 31 Leola Carolyn Graf d. July 1932 Cont. on chart No. b 12 July I (Molh erol No. l) 9 p.d. Sari Antonio, TX d. . p.b .Karnes City, TX 28 Carl Ludwig Jauer d. Dav 14 Christma�., id Jeer b.11 Aug Father of No. 14 rn 16 Nov 185f On c hart No. p.d. (Father of No. 7) d. ZO Oct 1901 b.25 Dec 1867 29 Anna Caroline Ahlemeier 7 Lydia Amalie Javer p.b.Clear Springs, TX July 1888 t of No. 14, b.24 May 1824�.o hart No. ""on' b. 1 7 June 1 812r I No. 3) ..28 d 22 May 10,2 d.8 Sept 1868 p.b.Clear Springs, Guada- Karnes City, TX 30 Franz Ferdinand Beicker d. lupe, TX b ar 1 F.the, of No CJG . C ont. chart No. 15 n Qaroline ke Beicr on M. p. d. (Mother of 1". 7) d. 14 Nov 1901 1 b. 17 June 870 31 Wilhelmina Lockstedt (Spouse of No. 1) p b. Clear Springs, TX 26 Sept 01 N �5 ch ar b. d. d 2 Dec 1943 b 28 Feb 1889 p.b. p.d, El PA arnes City, TX d•, 34 M Co Fori i�ter (6th Generations) (Fade � of 3 (7th Generations 32 Harding Forrester 66 John C McAda b abt 1 804 (Father of N 16) b 10 June 1769 (Father of N o e 33) m* 2 Oct 1821 me 2 Oct 1799 d abt 1846 d. 11 Aug 1834 33 Isabella N McAda 67 Nancy Sanso be 29 A pril 1 802 (Moth of No 16) b 17 Jan 1772 (Mather of No a) d e abt 1834 34 Squire Feeler 74 Robert Maxwell be ca 1775 (Father of No. 37) be (.Father of N o e 17) d cm 1838 35 Jane Cadwell 75 Rebecca b (Mother of No. 17) b ca 1777 (Mother of No 37) 36 Josiah O °Daniel de ca 1838 b 27 Sept 1804 (Father of No. 18) 84 Willis Caperton m. abt 1827 b ca 1766 (Father of No. 42) d 17 Dee 1845 m 13 Dec 1790 37 Druscilla Millie Nhxwe 85 Lu Moods b 27 Feb 1810 (Mother of No 18) b 25 Oct 1774 (Mother of No.42) 42 Andrew Caperton d ca 18 b abt 1814 (Father of No 21) 86 Reuben Scribner d abt 1856 b (Father of No. 43) 4 3 Jane T. Scribner be (Mother of No 21) B8 Nathan Tabor b 13 Aug 1797 (Father of No l 44 John Washington Tabor me ca 1820 I b 16 Nov 1822 (Father of No 22 d. 5 Dec 1869 me 25 July 1844 89 iylariah Louise Henry d 24 Jan 1901 b 10 biay 1801 .(Mother of No 45 frtha Jane Anderson d 13 Feb 1884 b 21 Feb 1827 (Pother of No 22) d. 15 Aug 1906 90 Elijah Anderson b 6 N ov 1804 (Father of No 45) m 16 Mar 1826 56 Hans Heinrich Jauert d 26 Feb 1861 be (Father of Noe 28) 91 irgaret Ellison 57 Ilse P dargreta Hutmann or Brosche b 1 April 1809 (M other of No be (Mother of No 28) de 25 April 1888 58 Jurgen Heinrich A.hlemeyer 112 Andreas Jauert b 2 Dec 1792 (Father of No 29) b ( Father of No. 56 ) d 16 Jan 1862 113 Anna Engab Kuclsiann 59 Marie Elsabein ;Heine- Seselbruggen be (<<lather of No 56 ) be 9 Sept 1781 (Mother of Noe 29) d 14 June 1 114 Chr istian Hutrsann b® (Father of No 57) 6 0 Johann Friedrich Ludwig Beiker 115 Anna Ilse Schubode be 7 MAY 1792 (Father of No 3 be (Mother of No 57) m. 24 Oct 1816 61 Anne M arie Louise Wulf 116 Casper Heinrich Ahlemeyer be (bother of No 30) (F of Noe 58 ) me 14 Agri 117 Margar Catharina Koch be (Mother of No 58) 120 Johaxm Friedrich Beiker 121 Katherine S Husen b CAother of No. 60) (8th Generations) 168 John Caperton be (Father of No 84) 169 Polly Thompson b (Mother of No. 84) 170 Archibald `Moods be (Father of No 85) 171 Mourning Shelton b ( Mother of No 85 ) 176 William Tabor b 4 Jan 1761 m. g July 1781 d. June 1844 177 Susannah Tubb b 11 Oct 1761 d. 31 July 1852 Sr. Father of No. 88) (Mother of No. 88 ) 178 John Ifenry o Sr, b (Father of No 89) 179 Mary Reynolds b (Mother of No, 89) b 1769 (Father of No. 91) m 1797 d. 1842 183 Margaret Powers b 1776 ( Mother of r1o. 91) d. 1851 232 Hermann Heinrich Ahlemeyer b (Father of No. 116 ) 233 Maria Elisabeth Meyer b (Mother of No 116 ) Me C e Fori st er (page 3 of 3) 35 ( 9th Generations) 342 William Shelton b (Father of No.171) 343 Lucy Harris b (Mother of NO-171) 35 John Tabor be (Father of N ®.176) 353 Elizabeth Sharpe b (Mother of No @ 176) 364 Robert Ellison b 1720 (Father of No.182 ) d. 1791 365 -Frances Arrant b. (Mother of No.182 ) 468 Christoffer Blanke b e ca 1673 (Father of No,234) m. 25 Nov 1702 d. 3 Feb 1743 469 Catharina Ange3ne3sa Luecken b. (Mother of No. 234 ) 36 42 e i�2 Nan ROSS, Reference Librarian for the Bryan Library, reports these new books have been added to the genealogy section. GNL COLDHAM. English Estates of American Colonists. From the 325 Prerogative Court of Canterbury, 1700 -1799. A phabetically by surname, gives where lived /died, to whom, and date. GNL Passenger and Immigration Lists Index Preliminary volume 325 with 3 to come. Contains one alphabetical list- -the names of as many as possible of the passengers who came to North America or to the 'test Indies whose names have appeared in a published passenger list or naturalization record. Includes those seeking naturalization or claiming head rights. GNL SCHLEGEL. Passengers from Ireland Covers the years from 325 1811 to 1817• Data on immigrants from the entire run of the Shamrock - -be certain and read the foreward! Indexed by last name only. GNL ROCKER. German Settlers of Pennsylvania and Adjacent 974.8 Territory Taken from five German ianguage newspapers in the area. Arranged by newspaper and then by date of publications. Indexed. GNL BENTLEY. Index to the 1810 Census of Vir inia. Alphabeti- 975.5 cal list of the heads of households in the Federal Census. Table I contains a list of counties and abbreviations used in this index. Table II lists counties in order of appear- ance and page numbers covered. GNL NUGENT. Cavaliers and Pioneers. Virginia land patents and 975.5 grants, 1675 -1732. GNL OLNEY. Settlers of Stephens Coun Texas. Also includes 976.4 settlers from East and and Pa o Pinto Counties around 1880; Some of the families included are: ADAMS, BARKER, BIGHAM, BONEY, BRANCH, CAMPBELL, CARMAN, CAYCE, COBB, COLLINS, CONNALLY, CULLINS, DEAN, DILLS, DOBBINS, DURHAM, ERRINGTON, FAMBROUGH, FLENNIKEN, FUMASH, GOFORTH, GRAVES, HASKINS, HERNDON, HORN, HUGHES, JENNEY (JENNE), JONES, LANGFORD, LAW, MAINES, MARQUIS, McCLENDON, NZTTS, MITCHELL, MUNNERLYN, POST, PURCELL, RAINS, REVE (RYVE, RIVES, RIVES), ROGERS, SATTERWHITE, SCOTT, SMITH, SPARKMAN, SPIK.ER, STACY, STEPHENS, STEVENSON, TARRANT, TAYLOR, THOMPSON, TORRENCE, TURNER, WACsLEY, WATSON, WHITBY. Genealogies! GNL SCHEFFELIN. Bowie County, Texas, Basic Back round Book. 976.4 It would be marvelous if there was one eke this for every county in every state! Contains: a map of the county with place locations, a place name index with postmasters, legislators to 1900, Civil War Roster, officials of the county to 1900, county Confederate Pension applications, 'dAVELI's Colony Roster, tax list 1846, surname index for 1850-1880 census, 1890 tax list, and a short county history! Only thing lacking is detailed info on county cemeteries. GNL JACKSON. Kentucky 1850 Census Index Another A.I.S. 976.9 computer index. Not infallible. Nan, the selections are great, we are pleased with the additions, but your descriptions and comments are extra specials THANKS: WARN INGd A WkRNING:I Recently Linda PRINGLE, the Bryan Librarian, received a notice from Beatrice BAILY of Sterling PA, stating that she had been researching the PRINGLE line and offered a book for $19.85. Linda bought the book and reports that it is nicely bound, has some general information on researching genealogy, forms to fill in her own line and in the back, some computer print outs of PRINGLE listings from telephone books from all over the United States. Nan ROSS reported this to the Advertiser because she wanted our members to be very careful about the offers we accept. There have been other reports about books that are really blank forms for the purchaser to fill in his own research, and we don't really need that, do we? We are sorry that Linda has been disillusioned, but appreciate her sharing her experience with us. Perhaps we can profit from her mistake. ANOTHER LIBRARY TIP Marian GRAHAM has discovered this bit of information for us - -the hard wayl Marian has been going to the A &M Library in the late afternoons. She had heard, as many of us had, that 'you could park anywhere' after 5.00 and week -ends. After she got her ticket (l), she went to the campus police department (which is on Jersey) and they gave her a parking permit for even- ing and week -end parking. All it cost her was a thirty minute wait in line. Let's profit by Marian's experience and get that permit. Many of us didn't know it was available or needed!! i� This must be our library edition, as we seem to have a lot of library items. Sarakay JORDANI, Director of the Genealogy Collection in the Texas State Library recently sent us the fallowing memo: "In the interest of trying to better serve the burgeoning local and regional genealogy societies throughout the state, we are sending our schedule of holidays for the coming fiscal year. In growing numbers, many of your members come either individually or in groups to use YOUR facilities here in Austin. For many of you the distance, and expense, is great and it is hoped that this memo will prevent anyone from arriving here only to find us closed due to a holiday. 1 September 1980 13 October 1980 4 November 1980 11 November 1980 27 November 1980 28 November 1980 25 December 1980 24, 26 December 1980 1 January 1981 19 January 1981 16 February 1981 2 March 1981 21 April 1981 25 May 1981 19 June 1981 4 July 1981 27 August 1981 Labor Day Columbus Day National Election Veterans Day Thanksgiving Day Thanksgiving Holiday Christmas Day Christmas Holidays New Years Day Confederate Heroes Day Washington's Birthday Texas Independence Day San Jacinto Day Memorial Day Emancipation Day Independence Day L.B.J's Birthday "We heartily salute your interest in our Texas and American heri- tages and a Texas vote of thanks is due many of you for your generous contributions of local books and materials of an his- torical or genealogical nature. Together we are creating a Gene- alogy Collection all Texans can use with pride." - -and another good bit of information from a new member! M.C..FORISTER, our new member from Austin, reports that our own local newspaper, The Eagle, has microfilm copies of prior editions. She had written about an article (no date given) and the publisher, W.S. PEAT SON, wrote her that they had the microfilm available but no way at the present time to copy it. He ended with an im=itation for her to come by the Eagle office and look over the editions she was interested in, in their microfilm library. Very interestingi. 39 en am ink (�ven /J NOVEMBER MEETING The November 17 meeting of the Brazos Genealogical- Association will be a little different Dottie CLARK has proposed that members write down their stone wall or stumbling block--in other words, the problem that you most need help in solvingi Three of these will be selected and the 'program' next time will be brain- storming sessions on these three problems (about 20 minutes each). The idea is that this brain - storming will help the rest of us with some stumbling blocks of our own: If time permits, we may try to present one or two other questions. For this program to work, members should submit their question:; o describe - heir 'stumbling block'. Give it to Dottie at the October meeting, or mail to her: Dorothy CTARK,.Rt. 4, Box 78, Bryan, TX 77801. The next step is to be at the November meeting to help with the brain - storming- - it's guaranteed to help you, too: TEXAS STATE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY 1980 Annual Convention Thursday, Friday & Saturday November 6, 7 & 8, 1980` Marriott Brookhollow Hotel - 9800 Northwest Freeway - Houston. Thursday evening - Reception and Exhibits Friday morning - 'The Great American Archives - Records & Arrangements'- Lorraine BRANNING - National Archives Friday luncheon - 'Research Along the Mexican Border H. Martin SOWARD - Assn. for Genealogical Education Friday afternoon - TSGS Business Meeting Friday evening - Banquet and awards. Saturday morning - 'Home of the First American Records - Virginia Archives' Robert Y. CLAY - VA Archives Saturday luncheon - 'Confederate Gray Research' Richard S. LACKEY - Pres. Mississippi Gen. Society Registration Fee - $2.5.00 Friday luncheon - $12.25; Friday Banquet - $15.00 Saturday: luncheon - $12.25 Write: Mrs. M.T. BEVERLY, Convention Coordinator, 2507 Tannehill, Houston, TX 77008 Tel 86 4 -6862 TO ALL SCOTS: The Gathering of the Clans will be in Salado, TX, November 8 & 9, 1980. The Clan CAMPBELL Society will have a tent and plan a dinner meeting at Stagecoach Inn Dining Room after the Ceilidh Saturday, Nov. 8. Call Mary Cooper, 846 -8278 for more information. 40 ffi c1�42 � fe 1 4 m e 4 ie,4 12"e i; lic 'l # 022 TABOR, MALTBY ' Need obituaries for: Mrs. William H. (Belle MALTBY) TABOR, d Feb 1, 1870 Mrs. Nathan (Mariah HENRY) TABOR, d Feb 13, 1884 They both died and buried in Bryan Cemetery. Belle, the daughter -in -law of Major TABOR, (I was told) she was a sister to Capt. William °Jeff' MALTBY. He died 1908, need complete date. Need info on Belle,s family (PvALTBY) and husband, William TABOR -- birth, death, two marriages, etc. Was Major John TABOR's mother, Mariah HHENRY) TABOR buried ca 1865 in family cemetery on Lt. William TABOR farm four miles south of Louisville, MS? There is a headstone next to Major John TABOR in Bryan Cemetery which says: "Maria TABOR, wife of Nathan TABOR, born 10 May 1801, died 13 Feb 1884" Major TABOR's father was Judge Nathan TABOR. M.C. FORISTER, 2310 -A Rebel Road, Austin, TX 78704 # 023 HOLMAN Mrs. H.N. MOORE's (Redding, CA) ancestor, James Saunders HOLMAN, a railroad employee, died while passing through Bryan, Texas, 8 Dec 1867. He is reported to have been buried in a Bryan cemetery, however, Mrs. MOORE has been unable to locate his grave. Anyone with information please notify: Mrs. Paul J. BELL, P.O. Box 885, College Station, TX 77841 or Tel. 696 -4065 TWELFTH ANNUAL LORA LEE LAYNE WORKSHOP Central Texas Genealogical Society, Inc. WHEN: Saturday, November 15, 1980 9:00 am - 4 :00 pm WHERE. Quality Inn, 4809 hest Waco Drive, Waco, TX 76710 LUNCH: Cost of lunch included in Registration Fee, if paid by November 5, 1980 COST: Registration Fee: $,10.00 (plus $7.00 for spouse) Make checks payable to the Central Texas Genealogical Society ,fail to: M LATE REGISTRATIONS: MOTEL RESERVATIONS: PROGRAM: Dr. David. DABRISHUS, Archives. rs. Ann HOWARD, 5008 Lockwood, Ivaco T.: 76710 8 :00 - 8 :45 am, Saturday, November 15 Direct with Quality Inn Tel. 817 -772 -7830 B. GRACY, II, Director, and Mr. Michael Reference Archivist of the Texas State t BANKE 1 ► , IiAI�s 28 , 35 ENGLISH 31 41 9(.4e2e BLANKEN 31,35 ERRINGTQN 36 d e AD AI +IS 36 CROSS 31,33 HENSLEY 28 LAW 36 AHLEMEIER 31, CULLINS 36 HERNDON 26, 36 LEAGUE 30 AHLEI�EYE 31,3 BRA'VCN 6 H OCK:ER 36 LEAKEY 30 35 DABRISHUs 4 0 HODGE 28 LIN S EY 3 ANDERSON 31 DANIELS 31 HOLLAND 28 LITTLE 30 AVANT 31 DAUENHALER 31 HOLLIMAN 28 LOCKSTEDT 31 ,33 BAILEY 26 DEAN 36 HOLI;AN 4 0 LONG 30 BAILY 37 DECKROW 30 HOLMES 3 1 LUECKEN 3 1,35 BARATT 28 DENIO 31 HOPE 28 LYNCH: 30 BARKER 36 DILLS 36 HORN 32 : 36 BARNES 31 DOBBINS 36 HOWARD 40 McADA 31, BEICKER 31,33 DOWELL 31 HUDSON 28 McCLENDON 31,36 BE 31 DRANE 31 HUFF 28 MCCORMICK 24,30 g BELL L 40 DULANEY 24 HUGHES 28,3 Mc 30 BENTLEY 36 DUMONT 27 HUGGINS 31 McCROSKEY 0 BEVERLY 39 DURHAM 36 HUNTER 28 M 30 G AM 36 B I `�` ELLELBRUGGEN 31 HUSEN 31, 35 bZcJILTON 31 BIRI��INGHAM 31 ELLISO'd 3 1 34 HUTMANN 31 34 ' t BANKE 1 ► , IiAI�s 28 , 35 ENGLISH 31 2 31 BLANKEN 31,35 ERRINGTQN 36 INNESS � BONEY 36 ESSELBRUGGE 35 IRONS 29 BORDEN 29 ESSELBRUGGEN 34 ISAACKS 29 BRA'VCN 6 BRANNING 39 BROSCHE 31, BROWN 31 BURDETTE 26 BURGESS 31 BURPEE 26 C ADWE LL 31, CAMPBELL 36, 39 CAPERTON 31,33 3 CARMAN 36 CARPENTER 28 CATLIN 31 CAYCE 36 CLARK 24139 CLAY 39 CLAYTON 25 CLESSON 31 COBB 36 COLDHAM 36 COLLINS 36 CO CN N ` T " 3 S'�t> �L.L COOKE 28 COOPER 24, CORBIN 27 CORDES 31,35 CORSE 31 COWAN 26 FAIRCLOTH 31 FAYBROUGH 36 FLENNIKEN 36 FORISTER 24,31, 32, 33,3 38,40 FORRESTER 31,34 FRAZIER 30 FUMASH 36 GARRETSON 31 GOFORTH 36 GRACY 40 GRAF 31,33 GRAHAM 24,37 GRAVES 36 GREEN 27 HALLARAN 24 ,42 HALLUM 26 HARRIS 26,28 31,35 HARRISON 28 HARVEY 28 HASKINS 36 HAYNES 28 HEMPSTEAD 26 HENRY 31,3 3 4 , 35, 4 0 JACKSON 2 JAMISON 29 JAUER 31,33 JAUE RT 31,3 JENNE 36 JENNEY 36 JOHNSON 29 JONES 29,36 JORDAN 38 KEEP 29 KELLER 29 KELLY 29 KENNEDY 29 KENNON 29 KERR 29 KERSTETTER 32 KINCHELOE 29 KINGSTON 29 KLEINE 31 ,34, 35 KNIGHT 30 KOCH 31,34 KUCKMANN 34 KUYKENDALL 30 LACKEY 39 LANGFORD 36 MADDOX 32 MAINES 36 MALTBY 31,33,40 MARQUIS 36 MARTIN 31 MATHIS 31 MAXWELL `1,3 MELTON 31 METTS 36 MEYER 31,35 MITCHIELL 36 MOORE 40 MO RGAN 31 MORRISON 31 MORROW 31 MUNN 31 MUNNERLYN 36 NEEL 27 NICCUb 31 NUGENT 36 O'DANIE 31, 33, 34 OLNEY 36 PAGE 24,25 PARKER 26 PEARSON 38 PEELER 31, 33 , 3 PERRY 31 POST 36 POWERS 31,35 PRESLEY 31 PRICKETT 31 42 PRINGLE 37 SALTER 31 SPARKMAR 36 TORRENCE 36 PURCELL 36 SANDERS 31 SPIKER 36 TREAT 23 SANSOM 34 SPRINGER 31 TUBB 31 QUARLES 31 SATTERWHITE 36 STACY 36 TURNER 36 SCHEFFELIN 36 STEELE 31 RADEBAUGH 31 SUHLEGEL 36 STEPHENS 36 WAGLEY 36 RAINS 36 SCHUBODE 31,34 STEVENS 31 WATSON 36 REINHARDT 33 SCOTT 31,36 STEVENSON 36 WAVELL 36 REVS 36 SCRIBNER 3 STEWART 27 WEDDELL 31 REYNOLDS 31,35 SCRIVflTER 31,34 STOCKTON 31 WELLS 31 RIVES 36 SEBODEN 31 WHITBY 36 ROBERTSON 31,33 SEABOURNE 31 TABOR 31,33 WHITLEY 32 ROBINSON 31 SHA.RPE 31,35 3 WILLSON 25 ROCQ 26 SHEELTON 31,35 TARRAINI 36 WOODS 3 ROGERS 36 SHOCK 32 TAYLOR 31,36 WORD 31 ROSS 24,36,37 SMITH 31,36 THOMAS 31 i'1RIGHT 31 SOWARD 39 THOMPSON 31, WULF 31,34 35,36 A REMINDER Dues are due by January 1 - -Be sure to put this into the budget and get your check ($10.00) to Anna HALLARAN, 733 Rosemary, Bryan, TX 77801. Membership in BRAZOS GENEALOGICAL ASSOCIATION is $10.00 for the calendar year and includes six issues of the Brazos Genealogical Advertiser. Meetings are the third Monday night, 7:00 - 9:00 in the Bryan Public Library. New members are listed in the next issue of the ADVERTISER with their list of surnames being researched. (Unless other- wise requested.) Membership is for the calendar year and back issues will be sent for that calendar year. 1981 membership will include Vol. II 74 -6 and Vol. III #1 -3. The ADVERTISER, a 20 page bi- monthly publication, is indexed in each issue by surname only. Queries are free. We reserve the right to limit or edit. Back issues are $2.00 for a single issue, or $10.00 for the six issue set. (Vol. I #1 -6 is now available.) MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION BRAZOS GENEALOGICAL ASSOCIATION 740 Garden Acres Bryan, TX 77801 N AME ADDRESS PHONE SURNAMES (Hake as complete a list as you can. It's good free advertising!) m _, _. ;. �,.�