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Home My WebLink AboutVol.3 No.3I Time to renew membership in the BRAZOS GENEALOGICAL ASSOCIATION1 Send your $10 check to: Stan CLARK Route 4, Box 440 College Station, TX 77 Be sure to notify him of any address change and include an updated surname list for the Advertiser. The March- April 1982 issue (Volume III, Number 5) will have a com- plete membership list with addresses, phone numbers and surnames. Help us make this an accurate listing! BRAZOS GENEALOGICAL ADVERTISER Volume III Number 3 November- December 1981 740 Garden Acres Bryan, TX 77801 44 The BRAZOS GENEALOGICAL ADVERTISER is an information publication of the Brazos Genealogical Association of Bryan - College Station, Texas. 1981 OFFICERS President o . o - - • Dorothy CLARK Vice- President . • •. Elizabeth GATLIN Secretary . . . . . . Barbara GREENAWALT Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . Anna HALLARAN Librarian . . . . . . Marian GRAHAM Editor . . . . . . . . . . Mary COOPER m CONTENTS VOLUME III NUMBER 3 NOVEMBER- DECEMBER 1981 Page KNOW WHAT? Feature Articles 1982 Officers Notes from Summer workshop 181 Brazos County TX Census 1860 willow Hole Cemetery,Madison Co. 45 45 48 5 WHAT 'S NEW? Libraries Texas A &M Library Bryan Library, 51 52 WHO KNOWS. Q ueries /Questions 56 62 THERE? Index CR The ra z o s g c d ver ti Volume III Number 3 Bryan- College Station November- December 1981 Texas 1982 OFFICERS Let me introduce our 1982 officers for our Brazos_ Genealogical Association: /4�j . Presid e f r W e. "e W W f. H. A. MONCRIEF Vice- President . . . Mason RITTMAN Secretary . . . Claudia WILLIAMS Treasurer . Stan CLARK Librarian. . . . Judith Pedigo This is an excellent slate of officers, but they can only be as good as the support of the membership. Thanks to the nominating committee - Fay OVERTON, Mason RITTMAN and Bess GATLIN. We also owe special thanks to our 1981 officerss Dottie CLARK - President; Bess GATLIN - Vice - President; Barbara GREENAWALT - Secretary; Anna HALLARAN - Treasurer; Marian GRAHAM - Librarian. 1981 has give.us membership growth, increased activity and participation, and excellent programs. Notes from our Summer Workshop Everyone who attended the special Saturday Workshop in June had to agree that - we got more help and information on doing our own genealogical research than from any other program or workshop we have attended!! From the taping of that program, here are some of the notes to help you recall all that good advice. Mr. BREMER said he spoke at the rate of 1,90 words a minute, and as I listened to the tapes, I can agreed Five steps in researching: 1. Survey (Find out what's been done on your lines.) a. Check all of your home sources (old documents, Bible records, etc..) b. Write Salt Lake City to check those records Use the TOIR (Temple Ordinance Index Request) Remember that many of these records were placed in the library by members who were devoted, but sometimes over- zealous. Be sure to check for documentation. c. Write the Photoduplication Division of the Library of Congress for their listing of any books published about your surname. (The form for this is on the next_._.page. Copy and use it.) 45 apeclat instructions; Spools and boxes for micro9lm _ ..,._..._ ..... _ .._..._� ;�..._.....: _ _ __ ..._. Packaging and mailing Delivered to: Date TOTAL COST FOR PROMPT, ACCURATE SHIPMENT will you Please fill in the following mai'in= label -- Please PRINT er typewrite. -- -------- - - - - -- ------------------------------ - - - - -- THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS PNOTODUPUCATION SERVICE - 10 MRST STREET. S.E WASHINGTON. -O. C. 30340 - POrmax AND PESS PAID _.. 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Packaging and mailing Delivered to: Date TOTAL COST FOR PROMPT, ACCURATE SHIPMENT will you Please fill in the following mai'in= label -- Please PRINT er typewrite. -- -------- - - - - -- ------------------------------ - - - - -- THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS PNOTODUPUCATION SERVICE - 10 MRST STREET. S.E WASHINGTON. -O. C. 30340 - POrmax AND PESS PAID _.. OPFICIAL BUSINESS Lt/11ARY OP CONGRESS PENµTY P011 PRIVATE USE $.00 UALMAK Name ............................. ...... ...... ........:.... .......... ... ...... ..... -... -: Adare City and state ... ..... .... : ........... ..... .............. 1 d. Check NUCMC (National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections) This catalog was started in the 50s, there are about five series, and is found in the A &M Library. Archives. (Go in the entrance that faces the Academic Building) Look up your surnames. This listing will tell you where family records, Bibles, pictures, etc. are located. (You must then write that library or depository and secure the information.) e. Decennial Digest - "Every Court House in the U.S. has one except Brazos County." This is an index of court cases that may give valuable genealogical information. Dates are 1658-1911. (Try it and see.) 2. `Preliminary Analysis - What records exist? What spheres of authority acid my grandparents reside in? "Everyone has one grandfather who has left in this world a hundred pieces of paper with their names on it and with some genealogical information." Determine the jurisdiction, surnames, time and available sources. 3. Research - Particular and General If you are looking for one name, research in a library, write to Salt Lake, etc. You are asking about one person-- that_is a particular search. When you conduct a general search, you go into a county or other jurisdiction and search for all references to the surnames for that jurisdiction. Conduct a general search in the ancestral county. More notes on this workshop will appear in future issues of the ADVERTISER. Here are a couple of quotes from Mr. BREMER that are worth thinking about. "Resist the urge to name gather; don't be a generalogist; begin with the death of an ancestor and work back sequentially. Don't skip any steps." "If you were suspected of practicing genealogy, would there be enough evidence to convict you ?" .(In other words, document To those genealogists who feel that they are very green at this business, he said "Only green things growl So take heart, along with me, and let's go forth and 'grow'! Bess GATLIN recommends the current issue of THE SMITHSONIAN (December 1981) There is an article "Our Family Trees Have Roots in Utah's Mountain Vaults" th�Lt we should be very inter- ested in. Thanks again, Bessi Brazos County Census 1860 (Continued) (See explanation of this enumeration in Vol. III, No. 2, pk..,23) Page 72 Prin - ed #95 Free Inhabitants in Precinct No. 3 in the County of Brazos, State of Texas enumerated by me, on the 21st of July 1860. G.H. LOVE, Asst. Marshall. Post Off-ice. Boonville •® a� " +�- CH .-4 Cdd o �4 P o W o cd -P H o cd 'r' y `� 0� Pe Pe PU H w James D. GEORGE 1 M TX 513 513 John B. NASH 54 M Farmer 1905 14 ,595 TN Jane 52 F Seamstress TN Geo W 19 M Farm Laborer TN X Amanda MM 14 F TN X William R 9 M TN X Leitha ( ?) 7 F TN X 514 514 Thomas B. " 30 M Farm Tenant 335 TN Zilla W. 37 F Housewife TN Nancy E. 8 /12 F TX 515 515 Hugh REED 36 M Farmer 2 35 0 3735 Ireland Elizabeth 27 F Seamstress PA Mary Jane 13 F PA Sarah Ann 12 F PA Gabella 3 F TX James WILSON 5/12 M TX 516 516 Jacob ROTH 2 5 M Farm Laborer France Mary J 26 F Seamstress Ireland William 7 M PA 517 517 J(?) W . PARKER 28 M Farmer 1382 1250 TX Fanny A 26 F Housewife TX William 7 N TX Mary E. 4 F TX Page'F2- e e s Sarah L. PARKER 1 F TX Note) John M. WILSON 14 M TX X 518 518 E. M. ARNDT 38 M Fa rmer 696 302 T N G. A. 30 F Housewife TX Josiah L. 4 M TX Francis M.. 2 M TX Martha M. 10/12 F TX Mary E. BOTTOM 13 F TX X Emma T. 10 F TX X Wm. D. 9 M TX X John C. 8 M TX Note: The enumerator numbered this,page 72 then crossed it out and wrote 73. Post Office is listed as- Wheelock. m 49 Brazos County Census 1860 (Continued) o d -P H 0 Cdd •� ;, co Pa W a) Z S-a a) 0 a) a 1c: w U :5 .r-i :� W a i- La 3 -4 ai M v O w a5 ? P� cd 0 S4 ." Pi P4 •� Pq H Q PEI 5 19 519 Jonathan Lem :n 27 M Wagoner 340 Ala Julia A. 23 F Housewife Miss John G. 6 M " W'. W. 4 M Tex Thos J. 2 M " Ann DENHAM 41 F Seamstress VA Wm. J. LEWIS 49 M Farmer 1400 485 Tenn Elizabeth LEWIS 61 F Seamstress " 520 520 V. HINKLAND 5 6 M Stockraiser 1400 1950 S.C. Mary A. 52 F Housewife GA 521 521 Mary J. HUNT 28 F Seamstress 100 B1 ? Mary L. 10 F Ala Orin V. 8 M of Ge o A. 6 M Frances 0. 2 F 522 522 Mack C. COLEMAN 37 M Farmer 859 3150 Ala' Elizabeth 40 F Housewife S.C. Francis C. 15 F Seamstress Miss X Louisa J. 13 F Tex X William W. 11 M " X Mary E. 9 F to X Henry W. 6 M X Alfred W. 3 M 5 523 Stephen McLAUGHLIN 49 M Farmer 39,226 3226 Tenn L.W. 5 M Tex Wm. F. 4 M John L. 3 M Margaret L. 7/12 F (?)Martha A. 16 M? " Page 73 Precinct #3 Brazos Co. TX 21 July 1860 G.H.LOVE, Enum. Post Office Wheelock .524 524 William C. COOPER 33 M.Farm Laborer 100 Conn Barbery A. 23 F Seamstress GA Mark A. 4/12 M Tex Sarah SMITH 14 F GA 5 525 M. H. PARKER 26 M Labo 635 Tenn Mary 21 F Seamstress N.C. Sarah E. 5 F Tex John T. 2 M it . John ?MARTIN? 25 M Wagoner Ala s 50 Brazos County TX Census 1,860 (Continued) Continue Page 73 H 0 P 0 Cd �r_ W 0 X X X X This census listing will be continued in Volume III, # 4, thanks to Allie WHITLEY. Be sure to renew your membership so you will have the continuing transcription. We will also have the Robertson County listing "coming soon". If you have not already renewed membership, send your check for $10.00 to Anna HALLARAN, 733 Rosemary, Bryan, TX 77801 or to the new treasurer, Stan CLARK, Rt. 4, Box 440, College Station, TX 77840. a) bD 0 Cd -P CH H >�, 0 Cd Cd 0 W W 0 Cd Z r-4 Pq Pq a) 0 a) 40 Q of (1) Cd (1) P -,q 526 526 John WILBANKS -�4 44 -U) M 0 Wagon Maker 370 890 Tenn' Lucinda 26 F to J.W.HENDERSON 6 m Ark Geo W. 4 m of Joanna 2 F to 527 527 Rich D. McDONALD 35 M Farmer 3500 4618 Tenn Mary A. 26 F Seamstress to Elizabeth 13 F If Monroe 8 M Tex Leonard 5 M of Nancy L. NAVARRA 6- F o® Texanna 4 F of Annette W. JETTON 14 F Tenn Lass (?) 5 M Tex 528 528 Matt McDONALD 40 M Farmer 1600 1700 Tenn Nancy 27 F Housewife Ala John 19 M Farm Laborer Tenn Margaret 14 F Tenn Angelina 13 F Tex Abraham 9 M of Zadoc (?) 7 M to Charley 3 M to 529 529 Alonso R. HOUSE 36 M Farmer 600 3345 GA Wilhelmenia 25 F Seamstress Ala Allice 6 F Ella 5 F vv William 3 M Wilhelmina 8/12 F Tex 530 530 Felix NEWMAN 39 M Miller 1 1114 Tenn Leninia 33 F Seamstress N.C. James M. 10 M Ark Page 74 - - - - -- William 4 m Tex Charley 1 M H 0 P 0 Cd �r_ W 0 X X X X This census listing will be continued in Volume III, # 4, thanks to Allie WHITLEY. Be sure to renew your membership so you will have the continuing transcription. We will also have the Robertson County listing "coming soon". If you have not already renewed membership, send your check for $10.00 to Anna HALLARAN, 733 Rosemary, Bryan, TX 77801 or to the new treasurer, Stan CLARK, Rt. 4, Box 440, College Station, TX 77840. 51 9 'a c1 � � POSSIBLE SOURCES FREQUENTLY MISSED BY GENEALOGISTS by Bill PAGE (A &M Library) Continued from VoJ.III,No.2,p. 6. Pensions and Military Records U.S. Navy... List of Navy Pensioners 20th Gong. 1st Sess. 'S.Doc. 139, Serial ## 166 20th Cong. 1st Sess. H.Doc. 173► Serial # 173 20th Cong. 2nd Sess. H.Doc. 144, Serial # 187 All are short works located in the Documents Division on microfiche. U.S. War Dept. A Statement of Rejected or Suspended Applications: for Pensions... 32nd Cong. 1st Sess. S. Ex. Doc. 37, Serial # 618 Documents Microfiche U.S. War Dept. Pensions of Revolutionary War Veterans Struck Off the Roll... and Subsequently Restored... 24th Cong., 1st Sess. H. Misc. Doc. 127, Serial # 289 U.S. War Dept. A Report of the Names, Rank, and Line, of Every Person Placed on the Pension List. .(covers years 1818 and 1819 only) 16th Cong., 1st Sess., H. Doc. 55, Serial ## 34 U.S. War Dept. Official Records of the Union and Confederate Navies...DOC N 16.6; index on Documents Microfiche 69th Cong. 1st Sess. H. Docs 113, Serial # 8603 All of the above listings (except for the last one) are located in the Documents Division on microfiche. The last entry (except for the index which is on fiche) is in paper copy in the Documents Division. 7. Territorial Papers: The Library has collections of territorial papers for many areas in the U.S. These sets rarely contain genealogical material as such but often include petitions, letters, etc, which may be of use. Materials are filed in three call number ranges. Microtext Dept.: Microfilm / A / 221 - A / 242. Arizona, Colorado, Dakota, Idaho, Kansas, Nebraska, Nevada, Mon- tana, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming. Documents Division: GS 4.13: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Louisiana, Missouri, Wisconsin. Documents Division: S 1.36: Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Northwest Territory, Orleans Territory, Southwest Territory. 8. Dallas Morning News Index. Located in Mictotest Dept. This index covers the years 1917 to 1971. It is arranged by first letter of last name and then by year, While this index is very time consuming to use, it is still much faster in many cases than checking the newspapers themselves, especially if several years need to be checked. VV Land Records of the Federal Government Land Claims in Florida. 18th Cong. 2d Sess. H. Docs. 111, Serial # 120 18th Gong. lat Sess. 'H. Docs. 156, Serial ## 103 52 Some Possible Sources Frequently Missed by Genealogists (Cont'd) (Texas A&M Library) Report of the Regist , er of the Land Office, in the Eastern Di of Louisiana. 18th Cong. 1st Sess. H. Doc. 1 Serial # 97 Public Land (covers 1820) 16th Cong. 2d Sess. H. Doc. 35, Serial # 49. Claims to Lands in the Territory of Michigan. 20th Cong. 1st Sess. H. Rpts.•42, Serial # 176 All of the above listings are located in the Documents Division on microfiche. Bill PAGE also reported that the missing volume of SWEM has been replaced ' . This set is in reference on the first floor: SWEM, E.G. Virginia Historical Index Ref / F 221 / S 93 WX el'Ve What would we genealogists do without the librarians! Nan sent this listing of new acquisitions just before took her maternity leave. She has twins!! A boy and a girl! Isn't that great?? NEW BOOKS IN THE BRYAN PUBLIC LIBRARY by Nan ROSS GNL BOLTON. Scotch-Irish Pioneers In Ulster and America. 3 Traces immigration patterns, causes. Includes some ships passenger lists. Indexed. GNL COLDHAM. Engli Estates of American Settlers, 1800-1858. 325 Abstracts from tFePio'S_ate and Administration Act Books of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Read the Intro- duction. Indexed by place/name. GNL 325 GNL 929.1 YODER. Rhineland Emigrants. Taken from Palatine archives. Read the beau : FiTu - 1 — introductiont for much information! Indexed. Catalogue of GenealoLical Materials In Local histo Room A list state. aura Public Libra 01 ho ldings as o Gives call no., S and Ge_nea7o_g, Tran�ch_ri' . brary September REV category a_n title and author. GNL Family Heritage Book This is one of the Beatrice BAYLEY 929.2 --- �B — o - oTiF — drat -- was -- t — aTked about in several meetings last year and mentioned in at least one issue of the Advertiser. I highly recommend you come look at this one before ordering one for yourself1l * 53 New Books in the Bryan Public Library (continued) R Genesis of the WHI F amil y; the Scots of Sco t's Hall 929.2 Gift of a 1920's family history. Detailed. Not indexed. GNL McCARTER. Robert A.B McCARTER in Na varro Coun ter, Te xas, 929 . 2 and Allied Famil Good exampl of a family genealogy/ history. Tha notas bring these people to life. Indexed. GNL MCLEOD. FULLINWID and MCFARLAND Two Pion Texas 929 02 Presb yterians . address on two pioneer Presbyterian preachers. Good insight on spread of the denomination throughout the United S.t.ates. Surname index. GNL WATERS. Geneal oEical G leanings in E Two volumes. 942 Confusing to use unless you first read the 'Publisher's Notice'! The New England Historic Genealogical Society engaged the author to do research in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, Somerset House, London. Some of the results were published in the New England Historical and Ge nealogi- cal Register, 1883 -1899 and are,lncluded. Read the 'Intro - du�ction° -it is fascinating) Indexed. GNL SAVAGE. Genealo Dicti onary of the First Settlers of 974 New England showing three genera of those who came before Ma 1 92, on the basis of Farmer's Re ister, Four vo umes. An excellent set. Consult both the diction- ary part and the index as the index excludes major diction- ary divisions. Read the Prefacet Indexed. GNL Tree Ta lks, December 1980 "Cortland County (New York) 974.7 FederanCensus Transcript 1820" A transcript of the census with information on town /township structure and maps. Alphabetical by last name of head of household under each town. GNL NELSON. New Jersey Biographical and G Notes 97 Taken from biographical footnotes in the 'New Jersey Archives'. Indexed. GNL NORTON. New Jersey in 1793 An abstract and index to the 97 1793 militia census of the state. In fact, they are a census of "every free, white able - bodied male between the ages of eighteen and fourty- five.°' Invaluable since the 1790 federal census for the state was distroyed, presumably in the War of 1812. County tax lists substituted where no militia list available. Indexed. GNL GWATHNEY. Twelve Virgini Counties; Where the Western 975,5 Migration Began Read the section entzled "York River Basin Westward ", Indexed. Covers the following counties: Albemarle, Augusta, Caroline, Essex, Gloucester, Goochland, Hanover, King William, King and Queen, Louisa, New Kent and.Orange. GNL BROti "DER. Cherokee Indians and Those Who Came Af 975. The Cherokee Indians and whites wfio set_tTec_ western North Carolina. Mostly Cherokee., Macon and Clay counties. Read the Introduction) Indexed. 54 New Books in the Bryan Public Library (Continued) GNL HOLCOMB. South Carolina Marriages 1800 - 1820.. Compiled 975 .7 from.a variety of sources, exc using newspapers. Read .the introduction. Indexed. GNL Georgia 1840 Census Index 975. GNL GANDRUD. Alabama Records, Volume 156: Benton County 976 .1 Copies of county records, with notes. Benton County is now Calhoun County. Contains: cemeteries, wills and estates, marriages, Bible records, pensions, family data. Indexed. GNL COX. History of Hale County, Texas A classic, long out of 976 .4 print county his ory. Inds tales told by old timers. Not indexed. GNL Erath County Texas M e Records 1891- 1900. 976.4 Marriage books F (1891-1893), G 1 93-1$97 H (1897- 1900). By date and page, gives: Bride, Groom and Official. Surname index. GNL ERICSON. Nacogdoches County Marriage Records 1881 - 1888 . 976.4 Listed by Groom's name first, then bride's, give date, page number. Indexed. GNL GARNER Jack Cou nty, Texas, Marriage Records Book 1 & 2 976.4 1858 - 1$$1 . Giv es bride and groom, date of issuance, when married and by whom. Occasional notes. Indexed. GNL GARNER Jack Cou Texas, Marriag Records, Boo 3, 976 .4 1881 -1 9 . Volume 2. Give names of bride and groom, date, person officiating, page number. Indexed by surname. GNL Harris Co unt, Texa Board of L and Commissioners, Class 1 976.4 Land Grants, 13b Read the Fereward - -iti i n valuable_ not only for using this book, but also for history. Abstracts of grants. Indexed. GNL INGMIRE Marria R of Nac ogdoches C Texas, 976.4 1837- 1 Starts 3 July 1837, runs thru 13 April 1871. Fuii names of both bride and groom. Indexed by last name. GNL INGMIRE. Marriage Recor of Rusk Co unty, Te 1843 -1877. 976.4 Covers 11 May 1843 to 21 December 1Gives full name of bride and groom. Indexed by last name. GNL INGMIRE. Robert County Texas, Mar ria e Records 18-8 -1875 976.4 Covers 19 March 1 to 5 February 1�b, _Otherw se arrange - ment same as other INGMIRE - oks. GNL Marria ,e R ecords of Jack C Texas 1890 -1900, Book 4 . 976.4 Compilation of transcript, giving: bride, groom, date of marriage, person performing the ceremony and page. Alpha- betized by last name of groom. Surname index. GNL Nava rro Co unty Genealogica So ciety Family Pedigre Ch arts. 976.4 Fa mily charts and pictures. Indexed. Interesting chart form. 55 Ic New Books in the Bryan Public Library (Continued) GNL RUSSELL. Anderson County, T exas , Marriaje Rec ords, 1846 976.4 1869 Volume 1® Gives groom bride, date, book number and page. Surname index for brides. GNL REEVES. Minu tes of the Dis trict Cou rt of NacoEdoc 976,4 County, Book A . certain and read the introduction. Text is copied verbatum. Surname index. GNL Texas F amily Land. Herit Re ist Ey V olu me 6 , 1980. 976.4 Latest volume In A great series on Texas. Inuable but remember to check all information you get. Not indexed. GNL Texas Marria Records, Pecos Coun 18725 -1925, 976.4 Volume I GNL Texas Ma rriage Records Pe cos Coun x.9 8 ® 976.4 Volume II GNL Texas MarriaEe Records ,- Pecos County, 1.9 -1947 976.4 Volume III Give names of bride and groom, date, who performed, and where (if shown) , page number. Each book within a volume has a separate index. GNL Tennessee 1820 Census In Another A.I.S. computerized 976.8 Index. As usual, read the prefatory material and check alternate spellings. GNL COGNETS. English DuPl�icat s of Last Virginia R ecords. 976.9 Compiled from material in the Public Record Office that had been sent from the Colonial. Office in Virginia. Dates range from 1680 -1737. Indexed. GNL FELLDIN. Inde to the 1820 Census of Ke ntucky . Transcrip- 976.9 Lions from microfilm copies of tEheor ginal handwritten census schedules and, as such, many entries were illegible. Be sure and read the section on "How to use this book ". Listed by last name, then first. GNL Gene al2Lies of Kentucky Fami Three volumes, each with 976.9 separate iAdex. Art "cles excerpted from Re ister of the Kent j Historical Society make up the first two vo umes and cover 1.903 -19'63 Volume three is made up of articles from the Fils Club Hist y9 . Read the Intro- duction and Foreword. GNL Kentucky 1 840 Ce nsus Index GNL Census of Indiana Territory for . Consists of facsim- A 977.2 Ilies or original manuscr�p s of Knox, Dearborn and ® Randolph Counties; 1807 Clark County voter's list.for 1807; and the poll. list for Kaskaskia (Randolph County). Read the Preface. Indexed. Thanks, Nan for the listing of such interesting additions. Members, check on these new books and take Nan's advice and read the preface, introduction and /or explanations on how best to use the book. 56 9fli 0 py(n 0 "9 14 ?, # 0 31 BARNES, BLACK Ruby Belle Harvey BLACK. Q a / Q &7,e J Je n J BARNES, b 19 Dec 1871 in Bryan, m Benjamin Who was her father? Miss Sally RADEBAUGH, 8728 Dolomite Drive, El Paso, TX 79904 # 0 3 2 NEVILLE, ZIMMERMAN Would appreciate information concerning Caroline C. NEVILL, wife of James MI. ZIMMERMAN, born 1848, Brazos County, Texas, died 1913, Burnet County, Texas, daughter of Hardin NEVILL, born 1805, Chapel Hill, Orange County N.C., died 1890, Lampasas, buried Naruna, Burnet County, Texas; Benjamin NEVILLE born 1779, Orange County, N.C., died 1838 Coffee County, Tennessee; Jesse NEVILLE born 1746, Halifax County, N.C., died 1810, Orange County, N.C.: Benjamin NEVILLE born 1705, Isle of Wight/Nansemond County, Virginia, died 1759, Halifax County, Virginia; John NEVILLE, resided 1689 Isle of Wight County, Virginia, died Nansemond County, Virginia; William NEVILLE born in England, died before 1665, resided in Isle of Wight and Nansemond Counties, Virginia. Mrs. Iris H. ZIMMERMAN, Rt. 1, Box 137, Ber TX 7 # 0 33 FARQUHAR, NICHOLS, LOCKHART, BENNETT Thank you for information concerning Susan FARQUHAR, born 1822, Person County, N.C., married Hardin NEVILL, 1847 Brazos County, Texas, died 1879, Brazos County, Texas; John FARQUHAR, married 1806 Nancy NICHOLS, both died Hinds County, Mississippi, 1833; Wright NICHOLS, who married Sarah BURCH, Caswell County, N.C., 1791, both died Hinds County, Mississippi, 1833; James FARQUHAR, born 1755, died 1814, Person County, N.C., married Sarah LOCKHART, b 17 Augusta County, Virginia; William FARQUHAR and wife, Rebecca MAY; George MAY, died 1785, Currituck Co., N.C.; Samuel LOCKHART, born 1727; Catherine BENNETT (LOCKHART), born 1727, died 1792, Orange County, N.C. ,.�Irs. Iris H. ZIMIVIER1""I'ANI, Rt. 1, Box 137, Bertram, TX 78605 # 03 ZIMMERMAN, MULDROW, BURCH, THOMAS Would be most grateful for information relative to James W. ZIMMERMAN, born Kurtin, Washington County, Texas, 1847, died 1933, Burnet County, Texas; James Mortimer ZIMMERMAN, born 1822, South Carolina; Burch ZIMMERMAN, died 19 Henrietta MULDROW (James D.), died 1853; William F. "Bill"'ZIMYIERMAN, born 1797, Darlington County, S.C., died Grimes County, Texas, 1860, and wife Sarah F. BURCH, born 1801, Marion County, S.C.; Senator William ZIMMERMAN, died 1 Darlington County, S.C.; Joseph BURCH Jr., died 1818, Marion District S.C., who was married to Elizabeth THOMAS, born 1781, S.C.; Joseph BURCH, Sr., died 1797, Marion County, S.C.; General Tristram THOMAS, died 1817, Marlboro County, S.C.: Stephen THOMAS, born.1705, Maryland; Tristram THOMAS, died 1746, Maryland;. Thomas THOMAS, died Talbot County, 57 034 (continued) Maryland, 1706; Tristram THOMAS, born 1633: ChristophP:r THOMAS, born- 160, Carmarthen, Wales Mrs. Iris H. ZIMMERMAN, Flit® 1, Box 137, Bertram, TX 78605 035 ROBERTSON HELP11 I would appreciate any information on any of my relatives® I will also share notes with anyone. Thank you very much. My relative gave me an old Bible last 'week.' Inside, someone wrote, 'James H. ROBERTSON $100 1854". James H. could be a father to William Frank ROBERTSON b 18 liar 1830 in TN. 1880 and 1 900 census showed Wil.liam and his father from TN® Obituary showed "William was born, in Missouri. and when a mere babe came to Texas with his parents. They returned to Missouri but when the subject of this sketch was about; sixteen year's old came to Texas alone (1846) , making the long and perilous journey on horse He settled first at Manor but in 1851 came to Caldwell County and settled at Lockhart where he ` lived until. 1872 when he moved to the ,Lytton Springs community Also,, I have a picture of ''J.I,.ROBERTSON and his family (around 1}14), from Lutesville' (Bollinger County) Missouri He could be Jesse L. ROBERTSON 2 he and his son., Leroy were a manager and lineman of a telephone company, in 1900. Jesse could be William Franks ®s brother. M.C. FORISTiER, 2310 -A Rebel. Road, Austin, TX 78704 5i2_441 -2791 (Dayt1me) or 512-3, 9 7- 4 59 8 (After 5) 036 CA.PERTON, SCRIBNER/SCRIVNER, ESTI LL, DENSON, HUDSON Andrew CAPERTON b ca 1814, m Jane T. SCRIBNER, dau of Reuben and Mary Ann (ESTILL) SCRIVNER (need complete dates of births, marriages and deaths on all four of them). Andrew and Jane with their daughters, Mary Ann, Lucy Se, Sallie Jane and Amanda Rebecca .came to Texas from Holmes Co. Miss in the mid 18 50's. Andrew died (maybe) in Travis County, texas, around. 1856. Jane remarried 18 Jan 1860 to James H DENSON in Travis County, TX. Andrew, Jane and James may be buried in Bluff Springs, Travis County, Texas. Andrew's daughter, Lucy m 25 Dec 1866 to Marion M ®HUDSON in Caldwell Co. TX. Marion fought in civil war, was a sheriff in 1866. in Caldwell Co. He died and was buried around 1887 in either Caldwell, Hays or Travis County, Texas. MC. FORISTER 2310 -A Rebel. Road, Au tan, Texas 76704 512 - 441 -2791 (Daytime) or 4 12- 397 -4598 (After 5 pm) The queries in this issue are from our out-of-county members® They are asking for local help; let's gave them all the help we cant If you have some information for these members, please write' them: or refer them to someone who can help® 58 Willow Hole Cemetery, Madison County TX CARNES, Nora Bell 1907 - 1928 dau of H.E.& M.A. SHEFFIELD CARNES, Ruby V. 4 Sept 1909, 14 Dec 1974 wi of Joseph D. 'CARNES CANTEY, Janie McComack 2 Jan 1911, 14 Jana 1969 CANTEY, William T. Sr.' 5 Jan 1883, 27 Feb 1960 CARROLL Birdie 14 Feb 1892, d - wi of Oscar CARROLL CARROLL, Oscar, 10 Feb 1892', 5 June 1972 PFC TX Co E 313 Inf WTI CARTER, Harris 22 Feb 1811 15 Aug 1878 CARTER, Jane C. 10 Apr 1829, 27 July 1908 wi of Harris CARTER CASE, Fannie CASE, John Corbett Texas ' PFC US Army W'e'd II 12 July 1915, 24 Apr 1974 CASEY, -- 22 Aug 1856, Nov 1934 CASEY, Abe 1885 1969 CASEY, Ada M. 23 Apr 1907, 11 Jan 1.967 wi of James F. CASEY CASEY, Albert 16 Apr 1909, 1 Jan 1976 CASEY, C.C. 21 Jan 1860, 1 Feb 1923 CASEY, Carrie Lee 10 Jan 1917, d -- wi of James Elmer CASEY CASEY, Charles H. 14 June 1903, 13 Dec 1967 CASEY, Eady 8 Dec 1893 27 Oct 1959 wi of Robert Lee CASEY Sr. CASEY, Evelyn b d -- wi of Charles H. CASEY CASEY, Ella Mae 13 -Dec 1892, 13 Sept 1967 wi of J.H. "Jack" CASEY CASEY, Eunice Jane` 24 Apr 1870, 7 July 1949 wi of G.C. CASEY_ CASEY, G.H. 14 June 1882, 20 Jan 1918 35 Yrs 7 mos 6 dys CASEY, Ida Midkiff 7 July 1960, 26 Jan 1898 wi of C.C. CASEY CASEY, J.H. "Jack" 7 June 1889, 1 Jan 1937 CASEY, James Elmer 29 Dec 1912, 10 Apr 1972 m 27 Dec 1935 CASEY, James F. 26 Oct 1891, 6 May 1957 CASEY, John E. 22 Mar. 1895, 15 June 1968 CASEY, Mina Arlene 17 June 1925, 23 July 1925 dau of J.E.& M.M. C A - SF .t> CASEY, Minnie B. 1888 1965 wi of Abe,CASEY CASEY, Minnie M. 7 Feb 1899, 22 Apr 1976 wi of John E. CASEY CASEY, Nancy P. 18 May 1850, 23 Jan 1913 CASEY, Rebecca 7 Dec 1826, 13 July 1897 'Mother' CASEY, Robert Lee Jr. 9 Nov 1921, 8 Aug 1944 US Marine Corps CASEY, Robert Lee Sr. 11 June 1884, 27 May 1947 CASEY, Ruby 11 June 1917, d -- ' wi of Albert CASEY CASEY, Sam M. 25 Dec 1853, 26 Apr 1903 (Mason) CASEY, llv1ollie'Denman 27 Mar 1860, 27 Dec 1912 wi of J.W. CASEY dau of C.H. & Sallie DENM AN Willow Hole Cemetery, Madison County TX 59 CHAMBERS, Pike 7 Jan 1.965, Mar 1981 CHAMBERS, Mrs. Nancy A. 7 May 1828, 30 May 1884 CHAPMAN, Archie B. son of E.& M.A. CHAPMAN 21 ,Aug 1890, 15 Nov 1891 CHAPMAN, Dora dau of R.S.& S.E. CHAPMAN 3 Mar 1900,13 Feb 1902 CHAPMAN, Uriah b 1824, d 8 Oct 1891 age 67 yrs, 8 days CHEATHAM, Julius 6 May 1848, 12 Feb 1913 CHEATHAM wi of J, CHEATHAM 5 June 1858, 23 Feb 1933 CHEATHAM, R.L. 4 Nov 1888, 15 Aug 1926 CHILDRESS, J.E. 7 Aug 1873, 10 Aug 1950 'Father' CHILDRESS, Albert L. 29 May 1906, d - -- CHILDRESS, Lee Ross 26 June 1935, 1.0 Dec 1956 CHILDRESS, Ruby Fay 16 Sept 1937 CHILDRESS, Ella Mae '16 Sept 1937 CHILDRESS, Ruby P. 4 Nov 1907, d - -- wi of Albert L. CHILDRESS CHILDRESS, Robert L. Texas Private HO CO Engineer UTC WW II 26 Apr 1909, 12 Feb 1971 CHILDRESS, T. 19 Feb 1876, 6 Feb 1916 'Mother' CHILDRESS, William Ray Texas Pvt Co A 766 Mil Police BN WW II 27 Dec 1907, 3 Aug 1963 CHRISTIAN, William Lucius 27 June 18S5, 20 Jan 1934 CLARK, David 31 May 1809, 26 Jan 1881 COBB, Arch C. son of'J,H.& M.A. COBB 2 Dec 1895, 5 July 1905 COATS, Woody A. 23 Dec; 1?3d5, 17 May 1967 CCBB, B.E. 1 June 1818, 10 Feb 1880 wi of A.R. COBB COBB, Callie May 29 Nov 1887, 14 Apr 1937 COBB, Charlie Finch 25 Aug 1881, 17 Apr 1942 COBB, Earl 1899 1932 COBB, Gross 26 Sept 1893, 25 Dec 1971 COBB, J.H. 29'Feb 1852, 30 July 1919 COBB, Lola 20 May 1897, d -_ COBB, Mrs. M.A. 14 Nov 1860, 22 Mar 1919 wi of J.H. COBB C0BT3, Mary G. 12 Dec 1.872, 25 Aug 1880 dau of A.R.& B ®E® .COBB COBB, Nancy L. Dec'1829, 9 Jan 1881 dau of A.R.& B.E. COBB COBB, Worth 1890 - 1965 COBURN, Joe Turner 25 Apr 1909, 25 May 197 COBURN, Lucy E. 1877 _ 1948 COBURN, William Boyd 7 June 1933, 21 Feb 1970 60 Willow Hole Cemetery, Madison County TX COLEMAN, Avis P. 26 Aug 1900, 9 June 1973 wi. of Ethel B.COLEMAN , •COLETYiAN, Ethel B. 31 Jan 1901, 19 uio 1948 taus of Avis P.COT,FMAN J 'Daddy' COLEMAN, R.C. 14 Mar 1855, 9 Dec 1932 COLEMAN, Weldon 1920 - 1979 COLSON, Infant dau of W.L.& A.V. COLSON 10 Aug 1890,4 Aug 1891 COMSTOCK, Frances Ann 30 May 1884, 15 Jan 1960 COMSTOCK, John Carrell 3 Aug 1910, 17 Nov 1980 COMSTOCK, Thomas W. PVT 8 NY Infantry Sp. Am. War 17 Mar 1880, 21 Sept 1951 COOLIDGE, Adelia 24 Jan 1895, d - -- wi of Carrol T. COOLIDGE ' COOLIDGE, Carrol T. Sgt US Army WW I 1895 - 1977 CORLEY, Jerry Mervin Texas PVT Army Air Forces WW II 29 Apr 1913, 12 Mar 1963 COTTON, M.E.P. 16 Sept 1905, 7 Oct 1906 dau of -S.W.& T.C. COTTON COTTON, Sallie B. 11 Feb 1898, 17 Oct 1898 dau of S.W.& T.C. COTTON COTTON, T.C. 8 Feb 1868, 4 Dec 1905 wi of S.W. COTTON COUBURN, R.E. (Bob) CRAIN, Marie F. 5 Aug 1903, 27 June 1977 CROCKER, Bessie V. 28 Mar 1917, d - wi of Wesley F. CROCKER m 28 Sept 1933 CROCKER, Brady A. 2 Aug 1911, d -- CROCKER, Eddie Clifton 28 June 1933, 5 Nov 1954 CROCKER, Ester E. 4 Oct 1905, d -- CROCKER, H. I. 1889 1931 CROCKER, Henry W. 30 July 1906, 13 Nov 1961 CROCKER, Ida B. 30 Oct 1899, 15 Apr 1917 CROCKER, James F. 18 Feb 1.902, 23 June 1903 CROCKER, John D. 29 Jar: 1895, 18 Dec 1976 CROCKER, Leonard 5 Apr 1851, 14 Jan 1894 CROCKER, T- ` M. 4 Sept 1899, 6 Feb 1964 wi of Oliver I . CROCKER CROCKER, Marchiel R. 20 Jan 1923, 5 Jan 1924 CROCKER, Margaret Ann 15 Aug 1954, 16 Mar 1963 CROCKER, Martha C. 30 Mar 1881, 4 Aug 1957 CROCKER, Oliver I. 23 Mar 1900, 14 Apr 1971 CROCKER, Sinthy D. Dec 1902, 30 Nov 1918 r ._ ^ CROCKER, Violet 3 July 1902, 19 Jan 1978 CROCKER, Walter L. 9 Mar 1909, 4 Oct 1969 Willow Hole Cemetery, Madison County TX 61 CROCKER, Wesley C. 7 Sept 1913, 30 Mar 1970 CROCKER, Wesley F. 5 June 1914, d - -- hus of Bessie V. CROCKER m 28 Sept 1933 CROCKER, Wm. Alfred 30 Dec 1878, 19 Sept 1950 GROUCH, E. 1896 - 1967 CROUCH, W . W. CROW, Bessie A. 17 Nov 1890, 21 July 1961 wi of William W. CROW CROW, Eugene M. 29 Oct 1.927, 9 July 195 CROW, Guy S. 3 Apr 1898, 2 Dec 1955 'Son' CROW, Henrietta 9 May 1868, 11 Aug 1949 CROW, Joe B. Texas Pfc US Army WW II 18 Feb 1908, 23 Aug 1967 CROW, William W. 7 Sept 1887, 8 Mar 1951 CRYAR, Mary Ruth 1906 - d - -- wi of Noah L. CRYAR CRYAR, Noah L. 1898 - d - -- CRYAR, Noah Leon Texas Pfc HQ Co 35 Engr Cons GP 4 July 1938 3 Sept 1961 CUBSTEAD, Infant dau of M. & M.C.G. CUBSTEAD 21 May 1928 CUBSTEAD, Josie Floyd (male) 26 Jan 1910, 7 Aug 1938 CUBSTEAD, Oetha Ennis 27 Dec 1913 31 Mar 19 'Husband & Daddy' Footstone near 'Merle' CULBRETH, Judith Sue 22 Aug 1950, Inf dau of MR. &Mrs.T.G.CULBRETH DANIEL, Mary J. 18 Sept 1821, 19 Mar 1879 DARTER Burt 0. 19 Sept 1902, 30 Oct 1965 DARTER, Daisy 13 Sept 1879, 26 Mar 1957 DARTER, J. T. 22 Dec 1899, 13 May 193 DARTER, Velma L. 19 Aug 1915, d - -- wi of Burt 0. DARTER DAVIDSON, Hiram V. Sr. 14 Feb 1896 13 Oct 1961 Xiary V+ Parents of : DAVIDSON M J. Pi.G 2 Mar 1905, 13 Apr 19? � • V . Jr. , ary, y / �Iilliam, Hal]_ie, Heidi, John DAVIS, James R. 18 Dec 1881, 19 Aug 1968 DAVIS, Lola 18 Jan 1889, 14 Jan 1928 wi of J.R. DAVIS DAVIS, R.P. 9 Jan 1853, 2 June 1 929 Born in England DAVIS, William Albert 9 Dec 1906, 26 Feb 1971 DAY, Bessie 2 Oct 1918, d - -- wi of John C. DAY Sr. DAY, John C. Sr. 7 July 1909, d - -- DEAN, Betty J. 12 Oct 1944, 17 Apr 1974 DEFEE, Alma J. 30 Dec 1869 3 Aug 1900 wi of J.M. DEFEE 4e4e 2 ARNDT 48 DENMAN 58 RADEBAUGH 56 BARNES 56 DENSON 57 REED 48 BAYLEY 52 ERICSON 54 REEVES 55 BENNETT 56 ESTILL 57 RITTMAN 45 BLACK 56 ROBERTSON 57 BOLTON 52 FARQUHAR 56 ROSS 52 BOTTOM 48 FELLDIN 55 ROTH 48 BREMER 45,46 FORISTER 57 RUSSELL 55 BROWDER 53 GANDRUD 54 SAVAGE 53 BURCH 56 GARNER 54 SCRIBNER 57 CANTEY 58 GATLIN 44,45,47 SCRIVNER 57 CAPERTON 57 GEORGE 48 SHEFFIELD 58 CARNES 58 GRAHAM 44,45 SMITH 49 C ARROLL 58 GREENAWALT 44,45 SWEM 52 CARTER 58 GWATHNEY 53 THOMAS 5 CASE 58 HALLARAN 44,45,50 WATERS 53 CASEY 58 HENDERSON 50 WHITE 53 CHAMBERS 59 HINKLAND 49 CHAPMAN 59 HUDSON 57 WHITLEY 50 CHEATHAM 59 HOLCOMB 54 WILBANKS 50 WILLIAMS 45 CHILDRESS S9 HOUSE 50 WILSON 48 CHRISTIAN 59 HUNT 49 CLARK 43,44,45 INGMIRE 54 YODER 52 50,59 COATS 59 JETTON 50 ZIMMERMAN 56,57 COBB 59 LEMAN 49 COBURN 59 LEMON 49 COGNETS 55 LEWIS 49 COLDHAM 52 COLEMAN 49,60 6 5 LOCKHART 5 COLSON 60 LOVE 48,4 COMSTOCK 60 MARTIN 49 COOLIDGE 60 MONCRIEF 45 COOPER 44,49 MULDROW 56 CORLEY 60 COTTON 60 McCARTER 53 COUBURN 60 McDONALD 50 Cox 54 MCLAUGHLIN 49 CRAIN 60 McLEOD 53 CROCKER 60,61 NASH 48 CROUCH 61 NAVARRA 50 CROW 61 NELSON 53 CRYAR 61 NEVILL 56 CUBSTEAD 61. NEVILLE 56 CULBRETH 61 NEWMAN 50 DANIEL 61 NICHOLS 56 DARTER 61 NORTON 53 DAVIDSON 61 OVERTON 45 DAVIS 61 DAY 61 PAGE 51,52 DEAN 61 PARKER 48,49 DEFEE 61 PEDIGO 45 dex