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JUNE SUMMER WORKSHOP
Ron BREMER, Speaker
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Saturday, 10 - 4;00 Wyatt's Cafeteria
June 20, 1981 Texas Ave., Bryan
The Brazos Genealogical Association is fortunate
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to have as guest for the first BGA Summer Workshop, a very
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knowledgable genealogist - -Mr. Ronald BREMER. He spoke in
the Bryan Library about six years ago. Many of you will
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remember himt He is a dynamic speaker. We came away last
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time ready to throw ourselves into research with renewed
enthusiasm - -and a better idea of how to get it togethertt
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The workshop will be held at Wyatt's Cafeteria
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from 10;00 to 4,00 with an hour for lunch. Wyatt's said
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we may go through the regular line for lunch if we like.
No obligation if you want to eat elsewhere.
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Every member, make every effort to attend and call
a friend (or friends) to attend also. Remember - -if we have
less than 100 in attendance, it will cost ust
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BRAZOS GENEALOGICAL ADVERTISE
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Volume II Number 6
May - June 1981 ail35c
740 Garden Acres
Bryan, TX 77801
Elizabeth GATLIN
1 501 Laura Lane
College Station, TX
77840
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The BRAZOS GENEALOGICAL ADVERTISER is an information
publication of the Brazos Genealogical Association of Bryan - College
Station, Texas.
1981 OFFICERS
President . . . . . . Dorothy CLARK
Vice - President . . . . . . Elizabeth GATLIN
Secretary . . . . . Barbara GREENAWALT
Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . Anna HALLARAN
Librarian . . . . . . . . . Marian GRAHAM
Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mary COOPER
"Without Genealogy, the study
of History is completely lifeless."
-John FISKE-
CONTENTS
Vol. II No. b
May - June 1981
Page
KNOW 'SHAT?
Feature Articles
Willow Hole Cemetery,
Madison Co. TX
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MUNSON - McCORMICK
Cemetery, Moultrie Co. IL
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Brazos County Tax
Rolls 1842
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WHAT'S HAPPENING?
BGA News
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WHEN?
Coming Events
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WHAT'S NEW?
A &M Library
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WHO'S NEVI?
Membership
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WHERE?
Index
Articles in Vols I
and II
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Surnames for Current
Vol. II #E
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C� Th razos ge c,9dvertiser
Volume II Number 6 Bryan- College Station
May - June 1981 Texas
NEW
AN QLP CHALLENGE FROM THE EDITOR
The Advertiser completes two years of publication
with this issue. Support and encouragement from the members
has been so great. That telephone call after an issue is mailed
which says, "Hey, this is a good issuel" " I like - - -- is the
thing that has kept this editor goingi Thank all of you for
this encouragement as well as the many contributions you've made.
In the first issue a challenge was issued to each
member. One paragraph of that challenge is worth repeating:
"we are small in number to begin this undertaking. We must make
up for it in quality and hard work. What can YOU do to help ? ? --
lick stamps? -write an article ? -cheek on membership activities? -
help with some research? -allow us to publish a 'treasure' you
have found? -share a research technique ? - describe a library you
have visited or new source you have found? -tell about a geneal-
ogical or historical experience you have had ? - index? -use your
writing skills to edit or write contributions? -send in queries
or questions?
"W must work together.
°•Please help.
Your Editor
ANOTHER PROJECT ALMOST FINISHED
The Willow Hole Cemetery which is just south of North
Zuleh (near old South Zuleh) in Madison County has been com-
pletely listed. The list will begin in this issue and continue
in succeeding issues. This is a very large cemetery and listing
was quite an undertaking. Organized Allie WHITLEY, who has a
lot of family there, she was helped in the listing by her sister,
Fay YEARY; her neice, Frances TRADER; Frances' friend, Melba
COLLIER; and friends, Frances HENRY and Mary COOPER. Allie's
husband, E.A. WHITLEY, did the alphabetizing, and Mary COOPER,
the typing. This listing will be made available to interested
parties by fall 1981 and will include a history of the cemetery.
Many of our Brazos County residents have an interest in the
Willow Hole Cemetery and we are indebted to Allie for a big job
well donel
This listing is alphabetical and where there were
double stones, the husband's name is also given with the wife's
listing. The first date is birth, second date is death, if both
were given.
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WILLOW HOLE CEMETERY
Madison County
ADAMS,.Arlie Terrell 1 Oct 1912, 8 Mar 1969
ADAMS, Cal. Dodson 24 Aug 1897, 27 Jan 1954
ADAMS,.Clifton, U.S. Navy 16 Aug 1911, 7 Apr 1975
ADAMS, Dona 16 Jan 1896, 27 Feb 1974
ADAMS, Eula E. wi of J.D.,.ADAMS 15 Feb 1889, 12 Feb 1917
ADAMS, Fannie May 27 June 1892, 8 Jan 1927
ADAMS, infant dau of Mr.& Mrs. J.E. ADAMS 1902 -1902
ADAMS, James Albert 4 Aug 1926, 3 Nov 1978
ADAMS, James P. 7 Sep 1883, 1 May 1961`
ADAMS, John - Quincy 1 Dec 1853, 26 Apr 1933
ADAMS, John Quincy 27 June 1909, 21 Aug 1967
ADAMS, Lavada 12 Jan 1892, 15 Dec 1971
ADAMS, Leta Cantey wi of Arlie Terrell ADAMS b 14 Jan 1914 d --
ADAPTS, Lila Gertrude wi of Cal. Dodson ADAMS b 14 Feb 1912 d --
ADAMS, Louise Ann 1874 - 1928
ADAMS, Maggie V. wi of E.. B. ADAMS 2 Dec 1847, 22 July 1906
ADAMS, Mary Alice wi of John Quincy ADAMS 23 Nov 1862, 29 July 1902
ADAMS, Robert H. 5 Mar 1889, 18 Apr 1934
ADAMS, Willie Betty wi of John Quincy ADAMS 7 Dec 1912, 12 Sept 1952
AKIN, J.M. 7 Feb 1851, 16 May 1928 77 yrs. 3 mos. 9 das.
AKIN, Joe Q. 1 Mar 1908, 4 Oct 1954
AKIN, M. E. wi of J.M. AKIN 12 Sept 1853, 2 Dec 1921
AKIN, Robert l_ Sept 1819, 13 Feb 1904
AKIN, Thelma McNAIR 7 Nov 1905, 21 Aug 1927
AKIN, Violet wi of Joe Q. AKIN 4 Oct 1909, 15 Aug 1970
ALLEN, A. 27 Dec 1835, 8 Jan 1892
ALLEN, Barbara Mae 13 Nov 1954, 17 Apr 1962
ALLEN, Bessie Lee DENMAN wi of K.R. ALLEN 15 Mar 1908, 1 June 1931
ALLEN, Rev. C.S. 30 May 1916, 18 Mar 1967
ALLEN, Christine wi of Truett ALLEN 9 Apr 1902, 13 July 1973
ALLEN, Emily 16 Dec 1838, 13 Nov 1921
ALLEN, Truett 26 July 1912, 26 July 1974
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Willow Hole Cemetery, Madison County (Continued)
ALLPHIN, Anna M. 12 June 1878, 23 Dec 1930
ALLPHIN, Robbie Edward 9 Dec 1898, 21 June 1932
ANDREWS, Abbie Louise dau of J.A. & L.A. ANDREWS 28-.Feb 1909
22 July 1912
ANDREWS, Claud 1893-19
ANDREWS, Esther b 15 Nov 1934, d -- wi of Jim Ed ANDREWS
ANDREWS, Faye B. 1917 - -- wi of Forrest H. ANDREWS
ANDREWS, Forrest H. 1917 - 1965
ANDREWS, James Albert 15 Nov 1869, 13 Jan 1934
ANDREWS, Jake M. Texas, Pvt. US Marine Corps World War II
9 Mar 1920, 9 May 1970
ANDREWS, Jim Ed 1 May 1918, 21 Apr 1978
ANDREWS, John Marshall 9 Mar 1920, 9 May 1970
ANDREWS, Lou Ella 16 Aug 1919, 24 Jan 1977
ANDREWS, Lula Alice 31 Oct 1886, 8 Nov 1964 wi of James Albert
ANDREWS
ANDREWS, Luther Gerald 1925 - 193
ANDREWS, Luther L. 15 Aug 1892, 10 June 1952
ANDREWS, Mary Ella 9 Dec 1875, 12 may 1902 wi
ANDREWS, Mary Ethel 12 Oct 1895, 4 Mar 1912
ANDREWS, Mesa Hill 14 June 1892, 22 Jan 1978
ANDRUS
ANDRUS, Emma 7 NOV 1871, 3 Feb 195 wi of Dallas ANDRUS
of J.A. ANDREWS
dau of J.A. & M.E.
ANDREWS
wi of Luther L.
ANDREWS
ANDREWS, Nancy Rebecca 8 Feb 1886, 18 Feb 1941
ANDREWS, Runa 1898 - wi of Claud ANDREWS
ANDRUS, Alma b 20 Sep 1901 wi --O-f: - WaLlt4 r L. ANDRUS
ANDRUS, Alvin A. 23 Nov 1905, 3 Nov 1968
ANDRUS, Charles Ray 17 Dec 1942, 28 Jan 1943
ANDRUS, Cynthia Gail 1963 - 1968
ANDRUS, Dallas 28 Mar 1856, 1 Apr 1912 (Woodman)
ANDRUS, Della R. 3 June 1914, -- wi of Mack L. ANDRUS
ANDRUS, Donald J. 16 Dec 1964, 18 Dec 1964
ANDRUS, Edward D. 14 Oct 1893, 24 May 1920 hus of Effie ANDRUS
ANDRUS, Effie L. 30 Apr 1886, 29 Oct 1962
ANDRUS, Emma D. 29 July 1892, 13 Oct 1972 wi of William Louis
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Willow Hole Cemetery, Madison County (Continued)
ANDRUS, J. Tonnie 24 July 1890, 14 Dec 1977
ANDRUS, James D. 'Husband' no dates
ANDRUS, James H. 22 July 1895, 21 July 1968
ANDRUS, Letha E. 4 Sept 1902 - -- wi of James H. ANDRUS
ANDRUS, Mack L. 8 Dec 1910, 2 July 1960
ANDRUS, John T. 17 Oct 1867, 7 Max' 1942
ANDRUS, Manda F. 21 Nov 1874 wi of John T. ANDRUS
ANDRUS, Lemuel D. 21 Mar 1836, 25 Oct 1886 son of D. & M.F.
ANDRUS
ANDRUS, Martha F. 6 Mar 1852, 30 Aug 1886 wi of D. ANDRUS
ANDRUS, Plumer F. 1914 - 1968
ANDRUS, W. Lola 11 Nov 1897, 24-Jan 1977 wi of J. Tonnie ANDRUS
ANDRUS, Walter L. 10 Oct 1899 - -- ( Masonic)
ANDRUS, William Louis 9 Apr 1896, 8 Mar 1972
ANDRUS, Zelma A. 26 Feb 1909, 25 Aug 1968
AYERS, Catherine 16 Mar 1846, 26 Aug 1912
BAKER, A. 9 Oct 1 8 5 0 , 14 Nov 1917 hus of E.C. BAKER 87 yrs I mo
5 days
BAKER, A. J. 1920 - 1927
BAKER, Guy M. 21 Feb 1880, 2 July 1954
BAKER, Mattie P. 28 Apr 1879, 2 Nov 1952 wi of Guy M. BAKER
BALL, Clarence M. Pvt US Army 10 Jan 1915, 2 Oct 1979
BALL, Cynthia Renee 10 Dec 1962, 10 Aug 1975
BALL, F. J. d 11 Jan 1874 age 49
BALL, Marda B. 20 Mar 1885, 27 Apr 1965 wi of Samuel L. BALL
BALL, Dr. Margaret d 19 Jan 1874 age 72
BALL, Marvin L. Sr. Sgt US Army World War 11 16 Dee 1924
18 Nov 1980
BALL, Robert R. b 1887 - d 1888
BALL, Samuel L. 27 June 1875, 3 Feb 1958
BALL, Sandra Lou 3 Sept 1947, 22 Jan 1948
BALL, Susan R. 8 Feb 1864, 13 Oct 1.920 wi of F.J. BALL
BARLOW, Doctor A. 16 June 1866, 29 May 1906 (Mason)
BARLOW, Arthur 2 Nov 1915, 24 Feb 1916 son of Dr. E & Minnie
BARLOW
BARLOW, Dr. Ethelbert 28 Mar 1873, 8 Sept 1932 (Mason)
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Willow Hole Cemetery, Madison County (Continued)
BARLOW, Ivan 31 May 1919, 17 May 1944
BARLOW, Minnie 14 May 1882, 7 Nov 1967 (Eastern Star)
wi of Dr. Ethelbert BARLOW
BARNETT, Bonnie Viola 2 Dec 1910, 17 June 1912 dau of T.A. &
N.D. BARNETT
BARNETT, C.E. 17 Aug 1887, 29 Feb 1968
BARNETT, Caroline M. 18 Mar 1856, 25 Mar 1936 (Mother)
BARNETT, Dosha 5 Nov 1874, 27 Dec 1906 wi of J.W. BARNETT
BARNETT, Gertrude McGee 28 July 1906, 20 Feb 1979
BARNETT, Hattie 25 Sept 1886, 10 Dec 1957 wi of C.E. BARNETT
BARNETT, Infant 1 June 1882, 2 Aug 1882
BARNETT, Jeff Oley 22 Nov 1905, 7 Nov 1978
BARNETT, J.W. 2 Dec 1874, 26 Aug 1944
BARNETT, John C. 11 July 1862, 22 Oct 1948
BARNETT, John Oliver 10 June 1935, 11 June 1935
BARNETT, Z.A. 1 June 1880, 13 Oct 1885
BARNETT, Lorinda 24 Nov 1827, 7 Aug 1897
BARNETT, M. J. 19 Feb 1897, 1 Sept 1904
BARNETT, M.M. 3 Mar 1879, 3 June 1879
BARNETT, M.V. 3 Jan 1904, 19 Sept 1908
BARNETT, Margaret Caroline 21 June 1873, 26 Apr 26, 1953
BARNETT, Miss S. J. 1 May 1858, 13 Nov 1917
BARNETT, T.A. 17 Aug 1887, 26 Dec 1915 hus of N.P. BARNETT
(Mason)
BARNETT, W. T. 29 Dec 1901, 4 Sept 1903
BARNETT, W.W. 14 July 1851, 2'7 Aug 1930 (Father)
BARRON, Nollen 9 Apr 1910, --
BARRON, Oma 24 Aug 1909, 18 Mar 1975 wi of Nollen BARRON
BARTON, Victoria 30 June 1904, 6 Apr 1941
BASS, Billy Ray 6 Sept 19 3 Mar 1924 son of J.A. & S.E. BASS
BASS, James A. 9 July 1879, .25 Oct 1952
BASS, Kenneth L. 5 May 1925, 11 Apr 1980
BASS, Martha 14 Apr 10849, 23 Oct 1917
BASS, Ottie Roy Texas Pvt US Army 29.Nov 1902, 26 Oct 1960
BASS, Susie E. 20 Aug 1883, 22 Nov 1961 wi of James A. BASS
BASS, W. J. 1850 - 1935
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MUNSON - McCORMICK CEMETERY
Moultrie County, IL
by Henrietta Dennis JESSE
This cemetery is located in Whitley Township of Moultrie
County. The township was named for John WHITLEY, who settled with
his family in Section 12, in the Fall of 1826. James H. McCORMICK
settled in the N.E. part of Section 11 and owned land on both sides
of the road. George MUNSON came from Kentucky in 1832 and settled
in the same area. Whitley Creek flowed through this part and
there was a large timber on the place which became known as
McCORMICK Grove. It was located west of the cemetery.
Years ago relatives started going to the cemetery,
taking their lunches, and spent the day, cleaning and decorating
the graves. This was the beginning of the "Settlers Picnics" which
were held in the grove for many years.
There were only a few stones remaining when they were
read the first time. There is only one standing now; that of
George MUNSON. Mr. Aurice YOUNG of Gays who farms the ground,
plowed the cemetery under this past summer (1971). This was done
even though members of the Moultrie County Historical Society and
other interested persons asked him not to and he gave all indica-
tion of respecting their request.
This article was submitted by Allie WHITLEY. She
said maybe it will be a reminder of the importance of
caring for our family cemeteries and listing them in order
to preserve that part of our heritage. Unforeseen things
do happen. Although we do not think this could happen in
our area, this article was added incentive for the Willow
Hole project and added push to list our small Brazos County
Family Cemeteries.
WHAT'S HAPPENING?
BGA News
The April meeting was another treat from Dr. Victor
TREAT. He is so knowledgeable and yet so interesting in his
presentations- -and tolerant of all our questionsd The discussion
of the Scotch -Irish immigrants also included the european back -
ground for this immigration, and defined the Scotch, the Irish
and the Scotch - Irish. So many of our members trace ancestors
back to these lines, it was a valuable presentation. We are again
indebted to Dr. TREAT.
The BGA also owes thanks to Nan ROSS for a very informa-
tive presentation at the May meeting. Nan brought a number of the
new books and discussed contents and the best methods of getting
the most from them. Nan has been instrumental in substantially
increasing the holdings in the genealogical room. That room is
getting smaller and sma.11ert Isn't it great?
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A PROMISE OF THINGS TO COME
The July meeting is also scheduled for a Saturday Work-
shop of a different kind. Remember last summer when we gathered
at the Bryan Library and shared books, materials, techniques,
forms, ideas and fellowship? We are planning to do it again on
July 18, 1981. The Library has reserved 'our' room from 9:00 to
1 :00 and 3:00 to 5:00. Bring a card table if it's handy; bring
a typewriter, if you have one 'that is easy to bring; bring your
notes and your papers; your enthusiasm and your questions. We
will work together on whatever oouu need. We also hope to increase
our surname file and add to the pedigree charts in the library.
Mark Saturday, July 18, and come any part of the day that you can.
Some of us will be there working3! We will probably adjourn to
Wyatt's, the Dairy Queen, or some other 'eatery' from 1:00 to
3:00. If you have questions or suggestions, call Bess GATLIN,
Dottie CLARK or Mary COOPERI1
The August meeting will be our 'back into the regular
time' meeting. August 17 is the date,-7.:00 to 9:00 is the time,
Bryan Library is the place, and the program ?? That will be
Walter PARSONS, to share his experiences researching this summer.
in England and Portugal. A good way to start the falll
On a recent trip to the A &M Library, your editor dis-
covered another interesting source of material. The Dallas
Morninz News has been indexed for the years 1917 - 1971. The
index is on microfilm in the A&M Library and one section of the
index is biographical. This makes it a good source for vital
statistics (marriage, possibly birth, and obituaries). The
index is by letter and year within that letter, so you will need
to search through the entire letter unless you have approximate
dates. However, as Bill PAGE put it, It sure beats going thru
the entire paper for those 54 years. This microfilm is in the
micro -text section of the A &M Library on the second floor. We
have Bill PAGE to thank for calling this to our attention.
Have you had opportunity to use PAGE's Pages on the
genealogical guide to the A &M Library? It is amazing how much
material is really there! As promised, here are some additional
listings. These are references to United States, broad listings;
emigration records and military records.
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. United States (Broad listings)
Alden, Timothy. A Collection of American Epitaths and Inscriptions With
Occasional Notes 5 viols. While covering only a small percentage of the
inscriptions of the time, the fact that this work dates from such an early
time (1814) makes it useful in some cases. Each volume is indexed. Microfiche
B / 220.
CIS U. Serial Set Index. Extremely useful tool for locating pension lists,
lists of claims, etc., which were originally published in reports to the
Congress. Useful subject headings include "pensions," "list," "names,"
and the geographic area of interest. Most of the material indexed is available
in Documents Division. Docs Z / 1223 / Z 9 / C 65 Documents Division.
Genealogical Helper Magazine containing ads and addresses of persons working
on particular families. Also contains book reviews; informative articles,
and ads for professional genealogists. Each issue is indexed. CS / 1 / G 38 CPD.
Grass Roots of America. Computer- generated index to American State Papers: Land
Grants and Claims 1789- 1837), Serial Set # 28 - 36. 156,000 entries. Material
indexed is available in Documents Division on microfiche. Doc J / 33 / M3
Documents Division.
McDaniel, H. Personal Record Directory Explains how to obtain copies of birth
certificates, death certificates, marriage records, etc. Ref HA / 38 / A 215.
National Cyclopedia of American Biography Over fifty volumes on American biography;
often includes some family history. E / 176 / N 2.8. Regular stacks; index
is in Reference. '
Southern Historical Manuscripts Microfiche / / Collection of family
papers for approximately 17 southern families; most papers date from 1800-
1900. - Also includes miscellaneous collection of items relating to slavery.
U.S. Library of Congress. Census Library Project. State Censuses An Annotated ,
Bibliography of Censuses After the Year 1790 by States and Territories of the
United States Z / 7554 / U 5 / U 6.3 / 1969
U.S. National Archives and Records Service. General Services Administration.
Guide to Genealogical Records in the National Archives. National Archives
Publication 64 -8. GS 4.6/2:
U.S. National Archives and Records Service. General Services Administration.
Population Schedules 1800 -1870 Volume Index to Counties and Major - Cities
Indicates which reel of microfilm each county is on. Special list no. 8.
Documents,Division. GS 4.7:8.
UNITED STATES: EMIGRATION RECORDS (Also check listings under individual states.)
Banks, Charles E. Topographical Dictionary of 2,885 Emigrants to New England.
F / 3 / B 3.5 / 1969 Regular Stacks.
Farmer, John. A Genealogical Reqister of the First Settlers of New England.
F / 3 / F 23 / 1964 Regular Stacks.
Guiseppi, Montague Spencer, ed. Naturalizations of Foreign Protestants in the
American and West Indian Colonies E / 184 / Al / G 52 / 1969 Regular Stacks.
Hotten, John Camden. Original Lists of Persons of Quality ... E / 187.5 / H7.945.
Also in M crotext Microfilm / B / 1512 / Reel No. 511.009.
Kaminkow, Marion J. Original Lists of Emigrants in Bondage ...1719 - 1744 .
E / 187.5 / K3.3 Regular Stacks. T
Lancour, Harold. A Bibliography of Ship Passenger Lists Z / 7164 / I 3 / L 3
Regular Stacks.
Olsson, Nils William. Swedish Passenger Arrivals in New York 1820 1850
E / 184 / S 2.3 / 0`4.2 Regular Stacks.
/ 1963.
Tepper, Michael, ed. New World Emigrants CS / 68 / N 48 / 1980. Regular Stacks.
"A consolidation of ship passenger lists and associated data from periodical
literature."
U.S. Dept. of State. Passenger Arrivals 1819 - 1820 . Senate Doc. 118, 16th cong.,
2d sess. Serial Set # 45. More than 10,000 names. Documents microfiche.
Whittemore, Henry. Genealogical Guide to the Early Settlers of Aa'ierica
CS / 61 / W5 Regular Stacks.
UNITED STATES: LAND OWNERSHIP (Also check listings under- individual states.)
Stephenson, Richard W., comp. Land Ownership Maps A Checklist of Nineteenth
Century U.S. County Maps in the Library of Congress LC 5.2: L 22 Documents
Division.
UNITED STATES: MILITARY RECORDS (Also check listings under individual states.)
GENERAL
Callahan, Edward Williams, ed. List of Officers of the Navy of the U.S. and of
the Marine Corps from 1775 to 1900 .�V / 11 / U 7 / C 2 / 1969. Regular Stacks.
Digested Summary and Ai habetical List of Private Claims ... From the First to
Thirty - first Congress 1853). House Misc. Doc., unnumbered, 32d Cong.,
1st Sess., Serial Set n 653 -655 (3 vols.) Indexes 60,000 names from 1789 to
1849. Documents Division. Also on Documents Microfiche.
Gardner, Charles Kitchell. A Dictionary of All Officers ... Since 1789 to
... 1853 .... U / 11 / U5_% G 2 / 1853 Regular Stacks.
Higham, Robin, ed. A Guide to the Sources of United States Military History
Ref Z / 1249 / M 5 / G 83.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR
Les Combattants Francais de la Guerre Americaine 1.778 - 1783 . Senate Doc. 77,
58th Cong., 2d Sess. Serial Set # 4595. Documents Microfiche. List of
French participants in the American Revolution. Indexed.. Documents
Division.
Daughters of the American Revolution. Annual Report See Appendix 1.
Daughters of the American Revolution. DAR Patriot Index E / 255 / D 3.6
Regular Stacks.
Daughters of the American Revolution. Index of the Rolls of Honor v. 1 -160.
Indexes to the lineage books, which the Library does not own. E / 202.5/
A 15 / 1972. ,
Daughters of the American Revolution Magazine. Library has 1973 issues to
the present. E / 202.5 / A 1.2 CPD.
Documents of the American Revolution (1770- 1783). 19 volume set of documents
relating to the American Revolution. E / 203 / G 68 Regular Stacks.
Heitman, Francis.B. Historical Register of Officers of the Continental Army
E / 255 / H 4.8 Regular Stacks.
Kaminkow, Marion J. Mariners of the American Revolution E / 202 / K 3.3
Regular Stacks.
Naval Documents of the American Revolution Doc D 207.12: (vol.) Documents Division.
Pierce, John. "Register of the Certificates issued ... to officers and soldiers
of the Continental Army ...... ( Pierce 's Register in D.A.R. Annual Report
(17th), pp. 147 - 712. 63d Cong., 3d Sess., s. doc. vol. 9, Serial Set
#6777. Documents Division. Also on Documents Microfiche.
Smith, Clifford Neal. Federa Bount Land Warran of the Revolution
1799 - 1835 . KF / 5675 — /S - 6 / vol. 2. Regular Stacks.
U.S. National Archives and Records Service. General Services Administration.
List of Black Servicemen Compiled from the War Department Collection of
Revolutionary War Records Special List No. 36. Documents Division.
GS 4.7: 36.
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REVOLUTIONARY WAR (cunt.)
White, J. Todd. Fighters for Independence A Guide to Sources of Biographical
Information on Soldiers and Sailors of the Z / 1238 W 45
.Regular Stacks.
WAR OF 1812
Census of� Pensioners , Sixth Census, Book III Washington, 1841. Doc 1 7.5:3
Documents Division.
"Pension Rolls of the U.S." (1834). 23d Cong., 1 Sess., Senate Doc. 514, v. 1 -3.
Serial Set m 249 -251. Documents Microfiche. Documents Division.
CIVIL WAR
Confederate Veteran Magazine for former Confederate soldiers; contains much
biographical material. Microfilm / S / 129.
General Index to the War of the Rebellion 56th Cong., 2d Sess., House Doc.,
Vol. 135, no. 558. Seral Set n 4209. Useful index to a large series of
volumes of records of the Civil War. Volumes indexed are also available
in Documents Division. Paper copy is shelved with "special indexes" in
Documents Division; also available on Documents Microfiche.
List of Pensioners on the Roll Jan 1, 1883. 47th Con 2d Sess., Senate
Executive Doc. 84, Serial - Sete 2078 -2082. (Library only owns r 2081 on
Documents Microfiche). Also available on Documents Microfiche.
U.S. War Department. Bibl raphy of State Participation in the Civil War
(1913). Documents Division W 11.5:6/913. Dated but still useful.
UNITED STATES: RELIGIOUS RECORDS (Also check listings under individual states.)
Hinshaw, William Wade. Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy E / 184 /
F 89 / H 5 Regular Stacks.
Another service of the library, recently acquired,
is a 'portable' microfilm reader which may be checked out for a
week on your A &M Library card. There are two catches to this.
One Not all of the microfilm may be checked out. Ask at the
desk to determine whether you can check out the film you need.
Two- The 'portable' reader is about as portable as the TV that
is listed as 'portable' - - very heavy. If you plan to check one
out, bring musclesi!
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Occasionally we list a new member before we get their
surname list. We now have surnames for these members. Read them
carefully, and if you find any that you can help with - -or that
they might help you with -- please write or call theme
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Mr. & Mrs. N.W. BRALY (Betty & Norris) 567 -3
803 Fawn St., Caldwell, TX 77836
ABBEY BRALY HAYES McSPEDDEN
BARNES BROOKSHIRE KILE
Mrs. Maxine MILLER
2300 Oxford, Bryan, TX 77801
BRUCE
HANSON
MILLARD
BRYANT
INGRAM
MILLER
' DINDY
KELTON
PORTER
DUNN
LLOYD
SCOTT
GUTHRIE
McCLENDON
SHULTS
Mrs. J.H. OVERTON
(Faye)
1113 Ursuline,
Bryan, TX 77801
BELL
HUFFAKER
ROGERS
CADLE
McDANIEL
TAYLOR
Mason RITTMAN
3813 Woodmere,
Bryan, TX 77801
BRING MANN MANN
MEIER
SPILKER
ENGEL
RITTMANN
TINNEY
YOUNG
779 -7329
TIMS
846 -2085
All f rom
Woodman, Ohio
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BRAZOS COUNTY TAX ROLLS 1842
One of the goals of the Brazos Genealogical Advertiser
is to preserve and publish the early history of Brazos County and
surrounding counties, and to publish and share the genealogical
activities of the area. With the availability of the early tax
lists, a new series begins in this issue of the Advertiser. Mary
COOPER is providing a printed listing of the Brazos County Tax
lists beginning with the earliest one, 1842, while Texas was still
a Republic. The listing shows quantity and value of lands under
title and the lands 'beginning survey'. The third column shows
the total lands on which tax was figured.
Other taxable items included town lots (showing location
and value); negroes under the age of ten and those over ten and
under the age of sixty; the column headed 'meat' is for the number
of cattle owned; horses included 'saddle' and 'work'; watches were
'silver' and 'gold'; clocks were 'metal or 'wood'; and the money
listed was that amount at interest'. Recording the 'roll' indi-
cated that individual lived in the county. (You will note that
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Brazos County Tax Rolls 1842 (Continued)
The women (feminists will note) did not have a vote, even if they
lived in the countyl
Some information has been omitted from the printed list
(i.e. the various columns which broke down the amount of tax on
various items). Accuracy is not guaranteed, although every
effort was made to record as accurately as possible. The micro-
film may be consulted where there is a question. The numbering
and alphabetizing are recorded as they appear.
(The editor will appreciate any comments on this new
series. The Advertiser is open to better ways of presenting the
material - - or the selection of same.)
This edition of the Advertiser completes two volumes- -
two years of publication; and we look forward to continued service.
The Editor hopes that the articles will be of interest and value
to the people of this area, and of help and information to all
those who are searching and researching their families wherever
their search may lead them.
Below is an index of articles which have appeared in
these first two volumes.
CEMETERIES
HENRY Family Cemetery, Brazos
LEFEVRE Family Cemetery, Robe:
MOSS Cemetery, Robertson Co.
SOUTH Cemetery, Bryan Vol. I
WEAVER Cemetery (Old MILLICAN
Willow Hole Cemetery, Madison
County, Vol. II #1 p. 4
rtson Co. Vol. I #2 p. 26
Vol. II #1 pp. 3 -4
#1 P. 9
Cemetery) Vol. I #1 p. 10
County Vol. II #6 pp.105 -109
PEDIGREE CHARTS
Joy SNODGRASS BROWN Vol. I #3 pp. 62 -64
Mary COLLIE COOPER Vol. I #2 pp. 40 -42
Mary Carolyn FORISTER Vol. II #2 pp. 33 -35
Marian MORTSON GRAHAM Vol. II #1 pp. 11 -15
Lily Rush WALKER HOPPESS Vol. I #5 pp. 102 -103
Michael Scott KERSTETTER Vol II #5 PP• 88 -91
121
Index of Articles in Vols I and II (Continued)
Pedigree Charts
Naomi Sibyl OWENS McCORMICK Vol. I #4 pp. 80 -82
Frances REASONOVER Vol. I #5 pp. 100 -101
Sandra Sue SLOWEY Vol. I #6 pp. 120 -122
GENEALOGICAL ARTICLES
Brazos County Tax List 1842 Vol II #6 pp. 115 -120
Dr. T.D. BROOKS' Journal, Record of Funerals (1880's & 1890
Vol. I #4 pp. 69 -73
Concord - The Community, the Church and the Cemetery - Brazos
County 1850's - 1900 Vol. I #2 p. 25
Confederate Muster Roll, of Brazos County Vol. I #3 pp. 47 -49
Genealogical Research at Texas A &M Library (PAGE's Pages)
Vol. II #1 pp. 18 -20, #2 pp. 2527 #3 PP. 53 -55
# PP. 70 -74, #6 PP• 111 -114
Henry Prairie Baptist Church Vol. II #3 pp. 58 -60
MURPHREE - HUTCHINGS Bible Record Vol. II #5 P. 92
Muster Roll, Company '•C" 22nd Texas Inf. Tyler TX June 1862
Vol I #3 PP• 49 -52
Old Documents of Robertson Co. Vol. II #3 PP• 45 -48
The Old Three Hundred (Austin "s First Colony)
Vol. I #5 PP. 96 -98, #6 pp. 123 -124
Vol. II #1 pp. 8 -9, #2 PP• 28 -3 #3 PP• 4 9 -51
#4 PP. 75 -78.
Petition for Establishment of New County, Jan. 13, 1841
(became Brazos County) Vol.'I #5 PP• 89 -91
Petition for Post Office, Navasota Co. Nov. 25, 1841
Vol. I #2 pp. 27 -31
Texas Counties, 1840's 1970's Vol. I #3 PP. 56 -58,# PP. 76 -77
#5 pp. 94 -95, #6 PP• 112 -115.
Union Hill Baptist Church of Christ, Grimes County
Vol. 11 #3 P• 4 5, #4 pp. 65 -67, #5 pp. 85 -88
122
WHERE?
INDEX
ABBEY 11
DENMAN 106
KILGORE 118
TAYLOR 11
ADAMS 106
DINDY 115
KING 118
TEPPER 112
AKIN 106
DUNN 115,117
KIRK 118
TIME 115
ALLEN 112
ALLEN 106
ELLIS 117
LANCOUR 112
TINNEY 115
TRADER 105
ALLPHIN 107
ELLISON 117
LANGUM 119
TREAD 110
ANDREWS 107
ENGEL 115
LEFEVRE 120
ANDRUS 107,108
EVITT 117
LEWIS 119
WALKER 120
ARNOTTE 116
FARMER 112
LLOYD 115
WEAVER 120
AUSTIN 121
FERGUSON 117
LOVE 119
WHITE 114
AYERS 108
FISKE
LYON 119
WHITLEY 105,110
BAiLY 116
X104
FORISTER 120
MEIER 115
WHITTEMORE 11
WOODS 118
BAKER 108
GARDNER 113
MIDDLETON 119
BALL 108
GATLIN 104,111
MILLARD 115
YEARY 105
BANKS 112
GEORGE 117
MILLER 115
YOUNG 110,115
BARLOW 108,109
GILBRETH 117
MILLICAN 119,
BARNES 11
GRAHAM 104,120
120
BARNETT 109
GREENAWALT 104
MORTSON 120
BARRON 109,116
GUISEPPI 112
MOSS 120
LASS 109
GUTHRIE 1 15
MURPHREE 121
BATES 116
MUNSON 110
BAYNE 116
HALLA 104
HAS "�I 1
1 17
McCLENDON 115
BELL 115
BELLAH
HANOVER 117
McCORMICK 110
116
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BOONE 1-1
HANSGN 11
121
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McDA.? 1 5
BOURMAN 11
HARDYSTY 118
Mc GEE 119
BOYLE 116
HAYES 115
HEAL? 118
MCM AHON 119
BRADEN 11 .6
HEITMAN 113
McNUTT 119
BRALY 115
HENRY 105,118
McSPEDDEN 115
BREMER 103
BRINGMANN 115
120
OLSSON 112
BROOKS 121
HIGGS 117
OWENS 121
BROOKSHIRE 115
HIGM
HILL 1183
PAGE 111 121
BROWN 120
HINSHK4 114
PARSONS 111
BRUCE 115
HOPPESS 120
PAUL 117
BRYANT 115
HOTTEN 112
PIERCE 113
BURTON 116
HUDSON 117
PORTER 115
BUTRILL 116
HUFFAKER 115
REASONOVER 121
CADLE 115
HUNT 118
RITTMAN 115
CALLAHAN 113
HUTCHINGS 121
ROGERS 115
CARTER 117
INGRAM 115
ROSS 110
CATILEK 117
CLARK 104,111
IRVIN 118
SCOTT 115
COATS 117
JESSE 110
SHULTS 11
COLLIE 120
JONES 118
SLOWEY 121
COLLIER 105
SMITH 113
0001{ 117
KAMINKOW 112
SNODGRASS 120
COOPER 104,105
113
SOUTH 120
1
KELTON 115
SPILKER 115
CURRRY R 11 7
KERSTETTER 120
STEPHENSON 113
KILE 115