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Handwriting -in Early Records
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Queries
Brazos County Census
Book Reviews
Pedigrees
Ethnic Heritage in the Brazos Valley
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Volume VIII Number 4 \
Fall 1987
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THE BRAZOS GENEALOGICAL ADVERTISER
P.O. Box 5493
OFFICERS 1987
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Bryan Tx 77805
PRESIDENT.............MARY BELL
VICE PRESIDENT.....ALICE STUBBS
SECRETARY......EILEEN WELLNICKI
TREASURER......HARRY J. PORTZER
L I BRAR I AN. . . . . . . . . . . . . JOY BROWN
EDITOR.......NADINE BILLINGSLEY
PAST PRESIDENT...MARY McCULLOCH
STAFF EDITORS
RESEARCH/INTERNATIONAL.........
............... ROSEMARY BOYKIN
LOCAL HISTORY. .................
................NAOMI McCORMICK
CONTINUING.SERIES..............
................. HARRY PORTZER
PRINTING CONSULTANT............
..................ALICE FISCHER
MEETINGS
Meetings are on the third Mon-
day of each month from 7:00 pm
to 9:00 pm in the Bryan Public
Library.
MEMBERSHIP AND DUES
Membership is
year basis,
December.
on a
January
calendar
through
$12.00....... single membership
$18.00....... family membership
QUARTERLY
The Advertiser is published as
the Spring, Summer, Fall and
Win~er Issues. Each volume of
the Advertiser will correspond
with the membership year. Free
to members during current mem-
bership. Non-members $4.00
per issue.
EXCHANGE
The Advertiser is available for
exchange with other organiza-
tions or publishers who have
publications to offer. Send
inquiries or samples to P.O.
Box 5493, Bryan Tx. 77805.
SOLICITATIONS
We solicit queries, family
charts, copies of Bible
records, articles and stories
with Brazos Valley ties.
Family charts should be 8 1/2 x .
11 and fit a 3 ring binder.
EDITORIAL POLICY
Neither the Brazos Genealogi-
cal Society or the staff of the
Advertiser will be responsible
for error of fact or opinion
expressed herein. Every effort
is made to publish reliable in-
formation. The editorial staff
reserves the right to accept
appropriate material with edit-
ing privileges on a space
available basis.
The members of the society are
encouraged to submit articles
of interest concerning the
Brazos Valley. Research per-
taining to deeds, Bible
records, schools, churches, and
other groups or organizations
are desired. Research on
material before the turn of the
century is especially welcome.
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Volume VIII Number 4
Fall 1987
Bryan-College Station
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BOHEMIAN-AMERICAN
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The following article appeared in the Bryan Daily Eagle, July 11,
1895, page 7:
The Sixth annual meeting of the Bohemian-American Catholic Union
of Texas convened in st. Joseph's parish, Bryan, Wednesday of last week
and continued through Thursday and Friday. President A. POLANSKY of
Fayetteville, presiding. The Vice-president being absent, Rev. J.
Chromcick of Fayetteville was chosen to fill that office at the beginning
of the session. There were about forty officers and delegates in attend-
ance, including eight priests, Rev. J. CHROMCICK, Fayetteville; G. SEEIK,
West; .V. CHLAPIK, Ellinger; F. PRIDAL"Branham; F. Kaczer, Lyons; J. V.
VRANA, Praha; F. JUST, Hallettsville; Chas. BENES, Bluff; and J. PELNAR
of Bryan. Frank JAKUBIK, publisher of Novy Domov of Hallettsville, was
present.
This union was instituted six years ago and now has a membership
of about 500. Only practical Catholics are admitted. At present the
union provides an endowment of $600 for the family of each member upon
the death of the husband, and an additional $300 upon the death of the
wife. It was the purpose of the organization to increase endowment this
year to $900 for each male member, but the uncertainty of crops and
stringency of the times, made this impractical at present.
Only those under forty-five years of age are admitted to the union,
and then only after physical examination. The endowment fund is raised
by the usual assessment plan. The membership consists principally of
farmers, businessmen and priests, and the death rate is comparatively
small.
The Bohemian-Americanyotingmen held a special session upon pre-
vious proclamation of st. Aloisius Society of Bryan and organized Young
Men's Institute, the purpose of which are to educate and train the Catholic
young men, and foster a spirit of benevolence, charity and good works.
This organization had its origin among the Catholic young men of st.
Joseph's parish, and the local society is number 1. 1In order to populate
the organization it is proposed later to have a marriage endowment for
each member to be raised by assessment and paid to e~ch one upon marriage.
Each local society will make provision for a library to be accessible to
the membership. ~
The.election of officers for the institute resul ed as follows:
Protector, Rev. J. CHROMCICK, Fayetteville; President Rev. Chas. BENES,
Bluff; Vice-president, F. TEAUREK, West; Secretary, A~POLANSKY, Lyons;
Treasurer, A. SLANIAN, Bryan; Directors, Rev. G. SEBIX" West, and S.
BRANDEJSKY, Bryan.
Submitted by Naomi McCormick
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PRESIDENT.S MESSAGE
Here we are in the last quarter
of the year. Much has been ac-
complished. Thanks for all
your good work but there is
work that needs to be com-
pleted. All officers and com-
mittee chairmen are asked to
take inventory and hasten to
complete their activities.
Publication of our cemetery
records has slowed, but we hope
to soon eliminate the problem
causing the slow up. More mem-
bers should get involved in
this endeavor, especially with
fund raising.
Members, please submit queries
for the Advertiser. Also,
study the query column and see
how much help you can give our
out of town members. Submi.s-
sion of your old bible records
for publication would also be
appreciated.
The revision of the
organization~s by-laws should
bring about more efficient
operation. Thanks to Nadine
BILLINGSLEY, Peggy HOPE, Mary
MCCULLOCH and Alice STUBBS for
serving on the By-Laws Revision
Committee.
We were sorry to have Eileen
WELLNICKI resign as our
secretary in August because of
her husband~s advancement and
relocating in Albuquerque, N.M.
We wish Eileen and her family
happiness and success in their
new environment. Virginia
(Vickie) SIMONS has graciously
consented to fill this vacancy.
Thanks a million, Vickie.
Mary BELL, President
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EDITORIAL
As the year of 1987 comes to a
close there are thanks and ac-
colades to hand out.
To our President, Mary BELL,
and her officers who have been
the mover for the year. The
Society couldn't function
without you.
Thanks to the membership who
are the doers. We thank you for
your attendance and participa-
tion at the meeting.
- -To a II of the peop I e who gave
us fine programs. Thanks for
sharing your speciality with
us.
To the SIMONS, HUNTS, 30y BROWN'
and her committee for the work
on the cemetery book. To the
members who did the field re-
search and are doing the proof-
ing.
A special thanks to our guest
contributors, Carl LANDISS,
Eileen WELLNICKJ Mary
COOPER, Bill PAGE, and to the
many others who gave their time
and efforts researching and
sharing special articles during
the year.
To Naomi McCORMICK, Rosemary
BOYKIN, Alice FISCHER and Harry
PORTZER, a gold st!ar for your
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help and support during this
past year. It has\ been a very
educating experience and a fun
year, Thank Again. \
Now to everyone,
HAPPY NEW YEAR
Nadine BILLINGSLEY, Editor
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BRAZOS COUNTY INQUEST RECORDS, 1898-1911 continued
compiled by Eileen Wellnicki
12/13
NATURE OF INFORMATION GIVEN TO THE 3USTICE OF
WHOM: A dead body, a Negro woman was found in
house on the premises of 3.A. MYERS in Bryan,
given by Sheriff T.C. NUNN.
DATE AND TIME OF INQUEST: 19 June 1899, 10:30 a.m.
WHERE INQUEST WAS HELD: On premises of 3.A. MYERS in Bryan in
the CAVITT'S servants house.
WHERE DIED, OR WHERE BODY WAS FOUND:
premises of 3.A. MYERS, in Bryan.
NAME OF DECEASED: ANNIE BRIGANCE
DESCRIPTION OF DECEASED: Negro woman, age about 35 or 40 years,
weight 100-110, light or gingercake color; found about 2 a.m., 19
June 1899.
FINDINGS OF THE 3USTICE: I find that she came to her death by a
blow with a hatchet or some blunt instrument, in the hands of
ANDREW DOZIER and that he was not justifiable. I arrived at this
conclusion from his confession hereto attached, from the evidence
of LAURA WILLIAMS that he was at her house as he states~..that
the hatchet was found near her body and the testimony of DR. R.H.
HARRISON...
NAMES OF SUSPECTED PERSONS, IF ANY: ANDREW DOZIER
DATE OF ARREST OF SUSPECTED PERSONS: 19 June 1899.
THE PEACE AND BY
the CAVITT servants
Texas. Information
CAVITT
servants
house
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NATURE OF INFORMATION GIVEN TO THE 3USTICE OF THE PEACE AND BY
WHOM: CLAUDE WARD was dead. That he hung himself in his cell in
the County Jail. Given by R.H. SMITH.
DATE AND TIME OF INQUEST: 8 July 1899, 4:30 p.m.
WHERE INQUEST WAS HELD: Brazos County Jail
DATE OF DECEASE: 8' July 1899
WHERE DIED, OR WHERE BODY WAS FOUND: In BrazoF County Jail of
Brazos County, Texas.
NAME OF DECEASED: CLAUDE WARD I
DESCRIPTION OF DECEASED: A white man, fair complexion, auburn
hair, about 23 years old, about 5 ft. 7-8 in. . in height, weight
135-140 pound and had lost right hand and arm ~o near the elbow.
FINDINGS OF THE 3USTICE: I find that CLAUDE WARD came to his
death by hanging himself with suicidal intent."
16/17
NATURE OF INFORMATION GIVEN TO THE 3USTICE OF THE PEACE AND BY
WHOM: GRIFFIN 3ACKSON had been shot and killed. Given by a
Negro boy, I did not know or ask his name.
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AND BY
part of
WHERE INQUEST WAS HELD: AMANDA ROBINSONS~S
DATE OF DECEASE: 5 July 1899
WHERE DIED, OR WHERE BODY WAS FOUND: In street near the A.M.
Church (colored), Bryan, Texas.
NAME OF DECEASED: GRIFFIN 3ACKSON
DESCRIPTION OF DECEASED: A Negro man said to be over eighty
years of age, about 6 ft. in height, weight about 160 pounds,
complexion dark, but not black.
FINDINGS OF THE 3USTICE: I find that GRIFFIN 3ACKSON came to his
death from the effect of gunshot wounds in the left side, said
gun being in the hands of CHARLIE ROBINSON and that death im-
mediately ensued and that said shooting was not justifiable.
NAMES OF SUSPECTED PERSONS, IF ANY: CHARLIE ROBINSON
DATE OF ARREST OF SUSPECTED PERSONS: 5 July 1899
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NATURE OF INFORMATION GIVEN TO THE ~USTICE OF THE PEACE AND BY
WHOM: A Negro had been killed near the colored school building
tn Bryan, Texas. The first information was given by 3.W. GEE.
DATE AND TIME OF INQUEST: 15/16 August 1899, 10:30 a.m.
WHERE INQUEST WAS HELD: Body was examined where he fell and
evidence taken at the Court House.
DATE OF DECEASE: 15 August 1899
WHERE DIED, OR WHERE BODY WAS FOUND: In the yard of the colored
school building in Bryan, Texas.
NAME OF DECEASED: HENRY NETTLES
DESCRIPTION OF DECEASED: A negro man about 50 years old, height
5 ft. 8 in., weight about 150 or 160 pounds.
FINDINGS OF THE 3USTICE: I find that HENRY NETTLES came to his
death from the effects of gunshot wounds in the head and back,
said pistol being in the hands of ALLEN CLARKE and that said
killing was not justifiable, but that the circumstances preceding
the killing mitigates the crime from a capital offense to one of
a lower degree of murder.
NAME OF SUSPECTED PERSONS, IF ANY: ALLEN CLARKE
DATE OF ARREST OF SUSPECTED PERSONS. 15 August
20/21
1899...
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NATURE OF INFORMATION GIVEN TO THE ~USTICE OF THE PEACE
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WHOM: NEAL 3ACKSON had been found dead in the eastern
the City of Bryan. Was given by Sheriff T.C. NUNN. \
DATE AND TIME OF INQUEST: 21 December 1899, 10 a.m. \
WHERE INQUEST WAS HELD: At residence of deceased.
DATE OF DECEASED: 21 December 1899, 10 a.m.
WHERE DIED, OR WHERE BODY WAS FOUND: In a street east
white graded school building.
NAME OF DECEASED: NEAL 3ACKSON
DESCRIPTION OF DECEASED: _A Negro man, 48 years of age,
about 140 pounds, brown or gingercake color.
FINDINGS OF THE 3USTICE: I find that NEAL JACKSON came
of the
weight
to his
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death from the intemperate use of alcoholic liquors and from ex-
posure in very inclement weather.
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NATURE OF INFORMATION GIVEN TO THE 3USTICE OF THE PEACE AND BY
WHOM: An Italian child had been accidentally shot and killed 1
1/2 miles west of Bryan. Was given by 3.3. CAHILL.
DATE AND TIME OF INQUEST: 9 January 1900
WHERE DIED, OR WHERE BODY WAS FOUND: At the residence of TONY
SCANLIATO, SR.
NAME OF DECEASED: TONY SCANLIATO, 3R.
DESCRIPTION OF DECEASED: An Italian boy about 4 years old.
FINDINGS OF THE 3USTICE: I find that the deceased came to his
death from the effects of a gunshot...the gun being moved by a
child about 2 years old and accidentally ~ischarged.
Note: the above were signed by 3.T. CLOSS, a justice of the
peace in and for Brazos County.
24/25
NATURE OF INFORMATION GIVEN TO THE 3USTICE OF THE PEACE AND BY
WHOM: LEVY NEAL had been shot and killed bya Negro man whose
name was unknown to the informant and that said killing occurred
in front of the store house occupied by Parks and Waldrop in the
City of Bryan, the information was given by DEAN HEARNE.
DATE AND TIME OF INQUEST: 24 February 1900, 9 p.m.
WHERE INQUEST WAS HELD: In front of Parks and Waldrop store and
at home of deceased.
DATE OF DECEASE: 24 February 1900
WHERE DIED, OR WHERE BODY WAS FOUND: On Maine Street in City of
Bryan.
NAME OF DECEASED: LEVY NEAL
DESCRIPTION OF DECEASED: Yellow Negro man about five feet nine
inches in height, weight about 160 pounds and age 49 years.
FINDINGS OF THE 3USTICE: I find that death re?ulted from the ef-
fects of a gunshot w6und...and that the gu~ at the time of its
discharge was in the hand of one DENNIS CALHOUN, a yellow Negro
man about five feet and eleven inches in /height and about 40
years old, that deceased had the said DENNIS CALHOUN under arrest
at the time of the shooting. l
NAMES OF SUSPECTED PERSONS, IF ANY: DENNIS CA HOUN .
DATE OF ARREST OF SUSPECTED PERSONS: 26 Februa~: 1900
RESIDENCE OF SUSPECTED PERSONS: Brazos County fn the place of
GREEN BUCHANAN in the eastern part of the county.
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Signed by 3.G. MINKERT, Justice of the Peace in and for Brazos
County.
NOTE: This is probably the same as Levi Neal who gave the infor-
mation to the Justice in the inquest of SAM HALL, entry 6/7. EW.
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BRYAN CITY C:E1VIETERY
Brazos County Texas
Book No. 5
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Book No. 5 of the Bryan City Cemetery Records is a leather
botmd ledger-type book approximately 11" by 16". Inside the book, the
typed procedures are on the left side of the first page and a printed
form from the Texas State Board of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics
cites 'Gen. Laws 32nd Leg. 1911, Chap. 95, Rule 45' which directs the
reporting of all deaths. (See Appendix for copy.) J
The index pages are blank. On page 1 are three snaller pages
(numbered 63-67) which have been pasted thereon. Actual entries begin
on page 3. Following are the entries from the smaller pages:
Page 63:
see sec 475 pg 129- 1918 Ord Bk
Names and Dates & of Person's Buried in
the Old or Public Cemetery
Rosa DROSS [Boheman]
Born in Burleson County Texas
Residence Bryan Texas
.:w,e 2 years.
Cause of Death--Croup--
Buried Sept 5 1844
Lunado VIEro
Born in Italy
Residence near Bryan Texas
Age 40 years
Cause of Death Congestion
Buried Sept 12 1885
Jack STEElVT.AN
Born in Ireland 1
Residence near Bryan Texas H & T R R.
Cause of Death M3.larial Fever [age - 35 years] I
Buried Novffi 24 1885
Jack SMILEY [Timler]
Born in Cleveland
~esidence B~jan Texas
.~e 45 years
Cause of Death Typha Malarial ?ever
3uried Decr 11 1885
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Ercole TARANTINO
Born in Italy
Residence near Bryan Texas
Age 26 years \,
Cause of Death Killed by Cotton Gin
Buried November 10 1886
Page 64:
Buryed in old or Public Cemetery
Alois NESCHKE
Born in Pilesia German Empire
Residence at "Rance SMITH's" near Bryan Texas
Age 6 5 years
Cause of Death Trown from a Horse
Buried December 14 1886
Miss Geoseppa. SEDESTHA
Born in Italy
Residence near Bryan Texas "North East"
Age 18 years
Cause of Death Congestion
Buried January 1st 1887
Mrs Mollie E. TREADWAY
Born in Lee Cmmty Texas
Residence Bryan Texas
Age 27 years
Cause of Death "Abortion"
Buried June 12 1888
Nlike FOLEY
Born in Ireland
Residence Section W 16 H & T C Rail Road
Age 45 Years
Cause of Death "Slm Stroke"
Buried August 28 1888
James VJILLIAMS "Colored"
Born in Texas
Residence near Bryan Texas
Age 18 Years
Cause of Death "Scrofula"
Buried November 9 1888
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Bryan City Cemetery Book No.5
Page 65:
Buried in Public Semetery
Little Noah Theophulus APPLEGATE (
Born in Jacksonville Cherokee County Texas
Residence Bryan Texas
Age 1 Year
Cause of Death Cholera Infantum
Buried ~ay 18 1889
Unknown Cripple l1'El1
Buried Novrn 26 1889
Age about 40 Years
Cause of Death Killed by Rail Road Cars
John SKUES
Born in England
Residence Bryan Texas
Age 48 Years
Cause of Death Sun Stroke
Buried August 15 1890 "Near South Gate"
Pat MALLOY
Born in Ireland
Residence Section NO 15 H & T C Road
Age 45 Years
Cause of Death Killed by Pistol Shot by John CONWAY
Buried Oct 16 1890 - in Publice CemeteDj Near South Gate
Gilbert MOORE "Colored"
Born in Brazos County
Residence "Woodville near Bryan
Age 18 Years
Cause of Death "Small Pox"
Buried January 25 1891
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Buried in Old or Public Cemetery
\1JITl FARIDW
Nativity Unlmown
Residence Unlmown
.D.,ge about 30 Years
Cause of Death overdose of Morphine Found I:ead
A and M College
Buried May 20 1891
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Infant Son of Mary WALTER "a Bohemian"
Residence unkno\vn
Nativity unknO\vn
Age about 10 days
Cause of 'Ceath un1mown "Four.d Cead L'1 Lumber Yard
3uried September 22 1891
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GaspaITio IDLCEMOSCOLA "Italian"
Nativity Italy
Residence -) miles North of Br-jan Texas
Age 45 Years
Cause of Death Pernicious Fever
Buried March 12 1897
Leane CANNATILLO "Italian"
Nativity Italy
Residence Mudville Brazos Co Texas
Age 45 Years
Cause of Death - Pneumonia
3eried March 16 1897
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In old or Public Cemetery
May 24 1897
Samuel P.AI1JIERI Italian
Bo:rn in Italy
Residence Bryan Texas
Age )0 Years
Cause of Death Remitting Fever
Ed FUERRI
Nativity New York State
Residence Travling Horse Trader
.~e lLO Years
Cause of Death Del'1.glJ.e fever
3uried Novrn 17 1897
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tiere ends the added pages attached to page 1 of this cook.
Name or Nickname?
by Victoria Wilson
from the Tri-State Trader
In the 1850 Federal Census an
ancestor has two girls, Mary,
age 5, and Ann, age 3. In 1860
he has Nancy age 13 and Polly
age 15. What happened to the
first two daughters and where
were these two in 1850? In the
1980's Nancy and Polly are used
as names on their. own, and we
are mainly unaware that Nancy
was a nickname for Ann, as was
Annie, Nan and Nita, and Polly
a nickname for Mary, as was
Mame, May and Molly. Annie and
Nancy were also nicknames for
Hannah and Polly ~ nickname for
Paula. How is your name-
nickname matching ability? Try
the quiz:
Nicknames:~. Jenkin, 2. Lola,
3. Lon, ~ Meta, 5. Pat, 6.
Harry, 7. Lissa, 8. Nola, 9.
Sally, 10 Zi ta, 11. Jill.
Names: a. M~rgareta, b. Henry,
c. Theresa, \ d. Millicent, e.
Delores, f. John, g. Martha, h.
Sarah, i. Ju.l~ia, j. Olive, k.
Lawrence.
Answers: I-f; 2-e; 3-k; 4-a; 5-
g; 6-b; 7-d; 8- j; 9-h; 10-c;
l1-i.
NI..ar
~JTay
Jtme
July
Aug
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Page 3
DATE OF DEATH
Month Day Year
NAME
AGE
LOT BLOCK RElVTARKS
Sept
7 1881 Albert PARRIS Hebrew 27 yrs Hebrew 3 Consump~ion
. South 46 He brew 11lclosure
20 1881 Ellsabeth DESEREN Carolina "48~-l< 40 E~-l< Infonation of Bowels
28 1881 S ~ SPRING He brew 55" Hebrew 3 Burned
1 1881 infant F. F. HOOPER Tex 5 4 Born Dead
4 1881 Carne KING Tex 6 mos 45 2 Scoffulo
13 1881 Joseph MORTIRKY Texas 6 mo Pottersfield No 1 Scoffula
31 1881 Julia CURRIE 15 yrs 1 20 phneumonia
North .
10 1881 T .D. WIlSON Carilona 71 yrs 1 5 consumpt~on
17 1881 Carlmelia De Francis 47 yrs 3 56 Flua
Italia
19 1881 J. H. HICKS 39 yrs Pottersfield No 1 consumption
8 1881 Nannie MYERS Tex 2 7 2 Malarlie fever
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22 1881 infant of John DALY Tex 56 3 Born Dead
5 1882 infant of Thomas ERWIN Tex 7 2 Born Dead
22 " :Einma. BUTLER Tex 16 3 Pneumonia
26 " Walter HALE Tex 12 1 Whooping cough
3 " Eliza P. LOUGHRI:CGE La 70 yrs 48 4 Softring of Brain
13 W. P. HASSELE Kentucky 66 "40 3 Cancer
28 Ivy FENNELL Tex 6 wks 10 1 hooping Cough
22 Marie GRIFFITLES Tex 4 yrs 29 1 catarale phneumonia
23 M. Stanly COLE Tex 1 yr 7 mo 47 4 Congestion
2 Inft . A. ~VIRLY Tex 6 3 Born Dead
8 S.C. ECHOIS Georgia 51 yrs 25 3 Consumption
28 A.G. McLELAND Miss 33" 5 4 Dysentary
6 Thomas RAGSDALE Tex 5" 30 2 Flua
11 Josie P. LOUGHRII:GE Miss 34" 48 4 ;)Surgical Operation
12 Lucy C. BRYAN Alabama. 26 "31 2 IHepotic Conjestion
19 John STUGCHARIITE Tex 6 "Pottersfield Teething
24 David BRO\VN (Col) Tex 4 dys \unknown
24 S. C. OOUGHTON 54 yrs 25 4 Qancer
5 Remains of child of Mr.I:OUGh"TON 25 Ll \
14 R.S. CALo\B.A1'1 La .54 yrs 10 1 ~~elarial fever
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DATE OF DEATH
LDT BLDCK IillI'.ARKS
NAME
AGE
P~e 3 (Contd)
Sept 6 1882 Marie A. WICKERSHERMER 4 yrs 24
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E. LITLEFIELD Mass 79 "53 3 Jaundice ~
Mrs. WllKY Alabarna 47 "Potersfield Starvation
Alminai COLE Tex 5" 32 2 Dysentery
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NTartha C. GErm AlabaT"fE. 33 . 28r 4 Pneumonia
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G. D. COOPER GBorgia 22 38 3 Kiled By Pistol Shot
W.E. FLETCHER Alabama 37 44 ~ 4 Kiled By Pistol Shot
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William ACCOUGH England 56 yrs 4j~ 4 Abstraction of Bowels
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J. P. CAMPBELL Kentucky 65 29 ~ 2 rJ Disentery
Asa RHODES Alabama. 3 mo 45 2 Pneumonia
Rev.Joseph MOSICWICZ 52 yrs 55 3 I Burn
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Salvatora LABLlD Itly 18" No 2 Poterkfield Pneumonia
E. A. FERGUSON Tex 6 wks 43~ u. \inilanJation
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G. A. KING Arkansas 28 yrs J
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Brjan city Cemetery Book No. 5
DATE OF DEATH
Page 4. (Contd)
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NAME
AGE LOT BlDCK REl'JIARKS
Lillie ~v.EBB Tex 8 mos
Millie J. CHILTON 37 yrs
Mississippi
J.S. HARRISON Tex 45 58 2
infant of George McCLENOON TX 63 3
Teofil DZIEG~~CEZ Tex 2 mos 56 3
Charles H. VOYSE 5 yrs 4.0N~rth 1
Mississippi 2
infant of T.W.& M.NASH Tex 37
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Mrs .NI.ary E. COWSER 55
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Charles Plinne TUCKER 5 wks
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Carrie E. I-L4Rl'IlON Tx
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Bryan City Cemetery Book No. 5
Page 5
DATE OF DEATH
NAME
AGE
IDT BLOCK REI/lARKS
Page 5 (Contd)
July 16 1883 FOSTER HOOPER Tex 2 mos 5 4 ?nrinition
" 22 " Mrs.E.E.GOODNIGHT Tx 31 yrs I.vest End Potesf N 2 Consumption
" 23 " Mrs. Mary E. GENTRY 49 48 2 Paralysis
Alabama.
" 24 " lanrd A.BILLINGTON T"..{ 6 54S~uth1 Congestion of Brain
2
" 27 " Louis MENIDLA Itly 44 57 ~ 3 Fecal Absciss
2
" 30 " Charlie W. KAUFER Tx 1 39 2 Menegetis
Augst 1 " Edwin C. roWZER Tex 7 44~ 4 Eirrphysema of lungs
'2
" 2 " wID F. CASTLES Alabama. 31 4 2 Consumption
" 3 " Archie C. WIIKS Tex 1 47 ~ 2 Anemia
2 f
II' 3 " Mary C. BAIRD 14 Potersfield No 1 Acute Rheumatisim
Missippie
" 6 " Riagis GINSDINS Tex 2 mos Potersfield Congestion
No 2
" 13 " infant of Peter GUIFFRE Tx 57 ~ Still Born
" 22 " Olive Allice PECOCK Tx 1yr 2 N Gastro Enteritis
541- 1
2
" 26 " Robert C. BELCHER 27 Potersfield No 2 Black Jaundice
Georgia
" 29 " NTrs . L. J. PATE 31 Potersfield No 1 Typhoid fever
Louisana
" 30 " Mrs. Mary E. TOOMBS 60 53 1 General Debility
Mississippi
Sept 5 " W. R. INGRAM 16 2 2 Crushed casing of
Mississippi collar
" 29 " Bertha A RHODES Tx 1 45 2 Cholera Infanturn
\vID B. KERR ,
Oct 8 " 21 Potersfield ~o 1 lacerated arm
North Carolina tetamus
65 51 r I
" 7 " Mrs. Nancy GRACE 3 Old Age & Fever
. Ire lard 2
" 10 " Laniel M. SEATER 22 26 3 Killed by Gunshot
Mississippi 4\APOPlexy
" 12 II James WILLIANlS 55 15
North CarolL"13.
" ?'"J. " Mrs. Rosa KATULSrIT JO ?otersfield No 1 ?ue~eral
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138
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Collected by the Society of Genealogists, Chaucer House. london. W.CA.
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BEATITUDES
GENEALOGIST
A FAMILY
OF
Author unknown
Blessed are the great-
grandfathers who saved embarka-
tion and. citizenship papers,
For these tell from whence they
,.r;. ame .
Blessed are the great-
grandmothers who hoarded
newspaper articles and old let-
ters, For these tell about
their lives.
Blessed are th~ grandfathers
who filed every legal document,
For these provid~ proof.
Blessed are the grandmothers
I
who preserved and kept up to
date the Famil~ Bibles and
diaries, For' these is our
heritage. \
Blessed are fathers who elected
officials who answer letters of
inquiry, For to some these are
the only link to the past.
(cont'd on page 141)
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139
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aUER I ES
# I 05 COLEY/COLLINS
Information wanted concernmg Nancy COLEY married Nathan1el A.
COLLINS, buried Mt. Vernon Cemetery, Robertson Co., TX. Brothers and slsters
of Nancy: Wl1liam R., John G., Amella (Milly), Mary A~n, Nancy, Wright P,
Rachel (or Rebecca), and El1zabeth.
Barbara Sanford, 3301 Chestershlre, Pasadena, TX 77503
# 1 06 COLEY
Information wanted on Wright COLEY married Rebecca _1_ Oct 1835,
Sabine District, Republic of Texas. Moved to Robertson Co. pr10r to 1850.
Died and buried there 1853. Eight chlldren.
Barbara Sanford, 3301 Chestershire, Pasadena, TX 77503
# 1 07 CHESHER/COX
I nformation wanted on Susan Rebecca CHESHER COX. Ran boarding house
in Bryan. Died 1938. Buried Bryan. Two daughters: Susan V. and Angeline B.
Barbara Brooks, 2211 West US 380, Decatur, TX 76234.
# I 08 STUBBLEFIELD
Seeking informat10n of King STUBBLEFIELD of MS, son of Joseph
STUBBLEFIELD, Pickens Co, Sc.
Nadine BILLINGSLEY, 706 Pershing, College Station, TX 77840
# 109 YOUNG/CAMPBELL
looking for family of Ezekiel YOUNG m. Minerva A. CAM9BEll around
1843, Rankin Co, MS. Lived in Concordia Parish, lA before 1850.
I
Nadine BILLINGSLEY, 706 Pershing, College Stat10n, TX 77840
# 11 0 ESTEP (ESTEPP/EASTEP) \
~ Seeking information on ESTEP (ESTEPP/EASTEP) F AMll y.\Lived in MS/lA,
.' 1800-1840. looking for Joseph, Daniel, Narcissia. .
Nadine BilLINGSLEY, 706 Pershing, College Station, TX 77840
QUERIES
141
#111 McFADIN-McFADDEN-PARKS
Want contact with those researching McFADIN, SC., KY., LA.
and TX. Also, PARKS family. Margaret Ann McFADIN, b 12 Jan.
1947, Bowling Green KY, dau of Thomas HAMPTON and Jane
(PARKS) McFADIN, m. Thomas Watkins ANDERSON, LA, 11 NOV.
1863.
Mary Loving BELL, P.o. Box 885 College Station, Tx 77841
#112 SNODGRASS
Does the name SNODGRASS occur in your direct or collateral
line? Am compiling a Texas Source Book of this surname. If
you run across this surname, please let me know.
J.oy Snodgrass BROWN, 1212 Glade College Station, Tx 77840
QUERIES
ADDRESS QUERIES TO ROSEMARY BOYKIN, QUERIES EDITOR, P.O. BOX
5493, BRYAN, TX 77805. TYPE OR PRINT EACH ON A SEPARATE
HALF SHEET OF PAPER. MORE THAN ONE QUERY MAY BE SUBMITTED AT
A TIME. PLEASE LIMIT TO 35 WORDS AND LIMIT QUERY TO ONE
PERSON. QUERIES WILL BE EDITED IF NECESSARY AND WILL BE
PRINTED IN ORDER RECEIVED OR AS SPACE IS AVAILABLE.
MEMBERS' QUERIES ARE FREE. THERE IS A CHARGE OF $1.00 PER
QUERY FOR NON-MEMBERS.
FREE GENEALOGICAL QUERY COLUMNS..................................
Queries for Maryland should be sent
Ryan, 501N.. Paradise Rd., Aderdeen,
deals primarily ~ith ELY. surname
publish all queries without' charge.
to Ely Heritage, Theresa
Md. 21001. This publication
and allied lineages but will
carried life insurance
Poli~y Search, American
NW, Washington; DC 2006.
I
fill out.
Blessed is \ any family whose
member strives for preservation
of records,\ For theirs is a
labor of love..
\
Blessed are~ the children who
never say, Grandma, you've told
us that same story twice today,
For maybe they will carryon
your gleaning when you are
gone.
An easy way to find out if your ancestor
is to send a business size SASE to:
Council of Life Insurance, 1850 K Street
They will send a tracer form to
Beaut1tudes......
(cont'd from page 138)
Blessed are mothers who related
family tradition and legends to
her family, For one of her
children surely will remember.
Blessed are relatives who
filled out family sheets with
extra data, For to them we owe
much.
142
BRAZOS County Texas 1870 Census
Page No. 115 Post Office: Bryan 18 Aug 1870
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Jacob
HILL, Lafayette
MILlER , Jerry
36 36 COOK, Corlelius
Rainey
Hiram
37 37 MAY, Frank
Harriett
Warren
Eliza
38 38 DIXON, Humphy
Ellen
Wesley
Grace
Humphery
39 3 HARPER, Rose
Chas
Nora
940 940 HOUSTON, Fred
D3.ve
HUMPREY, Archy
.~Cy .
Pat
Isaiah
41 41 GOOSBERRY, Harvey
Sallie
Una
42 42 FOWLER, WIn
George
FARRIAH WIn
BANTER, John
KII..GORE , Jerry
BAKER, Jack
43 43 McCEARY, France
Harriett
Josephine
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21 M B "
33 M B Farmer
28 M B Farmer
31 F B K house
13 M B at home
44 M B Farmer
32 F B K house
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1 F B
38 M B Farmer
22 F B K house
5MB
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38 F B Fanning
13 M B at home
10 F B " "
25 M B Farmer
23 M B laborer
45 .M B Fanning
35 F B K House
13 M B at home
,9 M B
3MB
J4 M B Fanning
26 F B K house
5 F B
27 M W laborer
23 M W Farmer
24 M W "
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Page No. 116 Post Office: Bryan 18 Aug 1870
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Jim
45 45 McCOSLIN, James
Isabella
Frances
Thorras
John
Eliza
Bob
Sallie
46 46 Rufus
Susan
47 47 McCAY, Boston
Jirnsy
Tom
48 48 HURN, Matt
Mary
49 49 BAilEY, Aron
950 950 HUGGINS, Matt
51 51 BIAS, Chas
52 52 WilSON, Franklin
WILLIAMS, Henry
53 53 McCHARI'Y, Lave
Martha
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Emily
Sallie
WIll
Ben
Henry
Geo
55 55 scarr, Thoms
Fannie
Ed
HARDY, Sam
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Jeff
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32 F W K house
18 F W at School
13 M W at home
10 M W .. ..
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20 M W Farmer
22 F W K house
70 M B Farmer
60 F B K house
18 M B laborer
25 M B Farmer
22 F B K house
35 M B Farmer
22 M B ..
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58 M B Farmer
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22 F W K house
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144
BRAZOS County Texas 1870 Census
Page No. 117 Post Office. Bryan 19 Aug 1870
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Judy
Sam
59 59 WHITAKER, Lucius
Bettie
rave
960 960 DAWSON, Sandy
Hariett
Joshua
61 61 MILAM, Whitaker
Melissa
Ella
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62 62 YOUNG, Albert
Josephine
Amanda
WHITE, Jane
Agnes
Henderson
Rachel
63 63 LEWIS, Maria
Sallie
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64 64 ALLEN, Jake
Lizzie
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65 "65 MORTON,' Sipp
Hettie
Bitha
Lena
Karey
66 66 KING, Paul
Letta
67 67 JENKINS, Jim
Pricca
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BRAZOS County Texas 1870 Census
Page No. 118 Post Office: Bryan 19 Aug 1870
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968 968 STEPTOE, Pleasant 70 M B Farmer
Mary 70 F B K house
Moses 21 M B Farmer
69 69 lITNTON, Dock 40 M B "
Tamor 30 F B K house
Adel 14 F B at home
Sallie 12 F B " "
Nicy 10 F B " "
Pate 6 M B
Stokes 2 M B
970 970 STEPTOE, Giles 31 M B Farmer
Mary 25 F B K House
Martha 5 F B
Ed 3MB
71 71 Torn 25 M B Fanner
Julia 20 F B K house
. Jim '3 M B
PRICE, Armstrong 28 M B Fanning
72 72 Mahala 25 F B K house
Harriett 4 F B
73 73 TENNANT, West 27 M B Fanning
Hick 25 F B K house
74 74 PRICE, Bill 24 M B Fanning
Bobb 24 M B "
75 75 GIBSON, Winfield 2'3 M B "
NELSON, Isaac 22 M B "
Jim 21 M B "
CROWDER, Henry 21 M B "
76 76 RHICHARDSON, Taylor 25 M B laborer
77 77 BAKER, Jerry 29 M B Fanner
Mary 25 F B K house
ECWARDS, Elisha 27 M B Fanner
HUNTER, Cornelia 50 F B Servant
78 78 Lizzie 20 F B "
CUNNmGHAM, Eli 44 F B K House
Geo 21 M W Fa.rning
Baxter 19 M W at School
James 17 M w" "
Elizabeth 12 F W
79 79 HARDY, Frank 35 M B Farmer
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Page No. 119 Post Office: Bryan 20 Aug 1870 Printed #60
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YOUNG, Henry 2MB Tex
81 81 JACKSON, Andy 35 M B Farmer Ga
. t 35 F B K house La
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Jom 7MB Tex
Gus 3MB "
Martha 1 F B "
82 82 CUNNINGHAM, Jo J6 M W Farmer 3000 500 S C
Lucy 21 F W K house Miss
WIll 3MW Tex
HORTON, Lula 2/12 F W May "
83 83 DUNLAP, WID 56 M W Farmer 10,000 500 Tex
Lucinda 40 F W K house Tex
Elliott 15 M W at home "
Robt 14 M W " " "
Geo 12 M W "
84 84 Melvina MILLICAN 25 F W at home 300 Ala
MILLtCAN, Fannie 9/12 F W Oct Tex
85 85 ALRJJ::GE, Mary 50 F B Fanning Term
Agnes 20 F B works on farm "
Adelia 15 F B at home Tex
Sarah 12 F B " " "
Ransom 9MB ff "
86 86 ABLE, ChaS 25 M B Farmer r Miss
Mollie 1 F B Tex
87 87 RECTOR, Sarah 57 F W K House 1000 NC
Sarah 24 F W at HUme \ Tex
MILLICAN, Diadem 10 M W "
Louisa 8 F W "
WOOISEY, Thomas 5MW "
" Mary 8/12 F W Nov "
88 88 Thomas 30 M W No occupation
89 89 CONSTANT, Nelson 35.M B Farmer Va
Betsey 28 F B K House Tex
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9
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(MO<<.....U 0: 1'10. 4)
b. 20 Mareh 1816
p.b.r-<.arion Co. !>I.iss.
d. 1853
p.d LeOn County I Texas
10
b. 1789
p.b. North Carolina
m. 1822-1823
d. ca.1853
p.d Ro::ertson
11 Re:::ecca
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18 J..le.xa."1cer l-!cGre'" (CRr) 13' 2
ib. 1792 (F"....: .....;,
m. 16 Oct.1808 c:.,"-.....rt....._
d. 2 Oct.1849
19 E'; zatet.'1 Blaek:u..'7l (C:rr)
(MO(!':wr ot So. ;,
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d. after 1860
'20 Williarn Colev ? A.'O..
b. (F"l~c:r of So. 10.
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b. 1801
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p.d. Ro1:er'tson County, Texas
24
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(Fuller cI No. 6)
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Barbara Scar1:orough Sanford
N~me oi Compiler
Address 3301 Chestershire
Clly. State Pasadena,Texas 77503
Dale JanUary 15 ,1987
713-477-2107
" Sheridan Allen Jones (CSA)
31 Ma 1818 (Fotbor 01 No. 2)
b. Y
p.b. SOuth Carolina
m. 1846-1847
d. 19 Dee. 1897
p.d Rol::er~n County, Texas
Jal:ez Joel Jones'
b. Dill 01 Sinh
pol>. Pl,ce 01 DlnIl
In. O.l. of Mar-rile'
do. Oalt ot o.:.m
pod. Pbc. cl DeltA
(Fother 01 No. I)
4:k'arch 1856
Rol::ertson COunty, Texas'
22 Dee. 1886
17 Oct. 1923
Falls COUnty, Texas
5 Elizal:eth Ann Davison
(Motbar 01 No. 2)
1 Johnnie Reeves Jones
b. 8 Dee. 1889
p.b. Falls county, Texas
m. 18 Dee. 1910
d. 17 Feb. '1978
p.d. Dallas CO. (b.Jr: Falls Co. TX)
6 John Randolph Reeves CSA
~ ' (FoLb.. 01 No. 31
b. 24 Nov. 1827
. p.b. Fayette CO.Gerogia
m. ca.1865 .'
d. 19 !-1arch1905
.d Falls COunty, Texas .
3
Louisa Reeves
(Mou>.r 01 No. II
b. 11 Nov. 1866
p.b. Houston CO.Georgia
d. 9 Oct. 1948
p.d. Falls County, Texas
~s
7 Lavonia Priscilla Hartley
b. ca. 1841 (MOIb.r 011<0. 3)
p.b. Georgia
d. J::efore 1878
p.d. Georgia
Dea'1er Collins
b. 1794
p.b. SOuth Carolina
m. 8 Dee. 1822 b.
d. fuy 1851 . d.
p.d Fayette CO. Georgia 26 William Cleveland
. 8 Apr 1766 (Fat.hitt of "0.13.
C '11 W II... '1' "Cl land . Cont. on c~..n 1'0,_
anu a . .'1.J...L. l.e eve m.J::efore 1800
(MOIbor 0I1i0. 6) 27'" 1844
b ca 1800 . . uan.
. . 27 Rhoda
p.b. Georgia
d. ca. 1834
p.d. Fayette CO. ~rgia
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person as No.--L..on chart No.~.
8
(Fath..:r 0( No. <4)
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9
(Mo er 01 No. <4)
b.
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William Davison
(fllAer
No. 3)
b. 1776
p.b. South Carolina
m.
d. 25 oct. 1861
p.d Navarro County, Texas
Jane Stuart Fleming
(Mother 01 No. 3)
12
William Reeves
(FoLb.. 01 No. 61
13
14
Frederick Hartley
(Falb.. 01 No. 'I
b. 10 April 1808
p.b. SOuth Carolina
m. 22 Dee. 1829
d. 11 fuy 1872
/P.d Bibb. Co. Georgia
15 fussilva Lovelace
,'" (Spol.llf 01 No. J)
b. 2 Sept.1889 .
P.b, Coryell Co. TX
(Molher 01 No. 7)
b. 7 Feb. 1805
p.b. South Carolina
d. 10 Sept.1949 d, 23 Jan. 1871
p,d, Harris CO. (b.lr) p.d, Bibb Co. Georgia
Falls Co. TX
Ch~rt No,_
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b.
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d.before: 30 Jan.1816
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b. ,
d. .
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b. ca 1757 ~o~bo:n ~:.~; ~~'.
(Mothe-r ot So. J 0,
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m.
d. LI Sept. 1810
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(Mother of No. J I,
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24 Wiley Reeves ?
b.
m.
(Farber 01 No. 12,
Coni. on chan }..'o.._
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(Morher ot No. 12.
Cont. on chan ~o. _
(Mothe:- 01 No. J 3,
ConL. on chan S c. _
b. 1777
d. 4 Aug. 1865
28 Hichael Hartle
b. 1785 "
m.21 Jul 1803
. 1882 I
29 Poll Harris Hueler
b.. 1788 .\"
d.
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ETHNIC HERITAGE IN THE BRAZOS VALLEY
At this time of year Americans are looking forward to celebrating Thanks-
giving, a tradition begun by the Pilgrim fathers who first settled in New Eng-
and, and taking many of its details from American Indian customs. It carried
rel igious overtones, too, for it was a season to give thanks to God for shep-
herding his people through difficult times and at last blessing them with
enough to eat and to spare for the first year in the history of their precar-
ious settlement on the none-too-hospitable shores of the new world.
Celebrations in honor of the harvest, as in a sense the Pilgrims~ was,
have their origins shrouded in the mists of antiquity, going back long before
the Christian era. Pagan mythology is filled with legends of gods and god-
desses who controlled the sun, the rain, infestations of pests or their ab-
sence, and all the many factors that determine whether the harvest will be
bountiful or scanty. Our very language itself is replete with words 1 ike
"cereal", from Ceres the Roman goddess of vegetable growth; "bacchanal ian",
for drunken revels, in honor (maybe too much honor!) of Bacchus, the Greek
god of grapes and wine, who nonetheless plays a proper role in harvest cele-
brations, provided he restrain himself a bit; and others as well.
The original object here was to relate harvest customs and harvest
thanksgiving customs (though perhaps not always called such, hence the lower
case "t") of other 1 ands to 1 i fe in the Brazos Valley, inasmuch as ,these cus-
toms have been brought to America, to Texas, and to our very doorstep by im-
migrants from those lands who have taken advantage of the "melting pot" this
Nation provides to seek a better 1 ife in America, and specifically in the
Brazos Valley. A source of some information on this topic is the Institute
of Texian Cultures of the University of Texas, in San Antonio, from where I
have obtained considerable data about the many national groups who came from
allover the world and helped to settle and enrich what was to become the
great State of Texas.
The task of narrating, even in brief, the contributions of these groups,
and partic~larly, where possible, their contributions in the Brazos Valley
region, has turned out to be a formidable one. For this harvest season of
1987 it can encompass only a few groups, but we hope to expand the concept
into a series of articles throughout 1988.
The largest ethnic group to be represented, not only in the State, but
locally as well, is Hispanic. This in turn is really composed of several sub-
groups, Spanish (from Spain) and Mexican and Caribbean being at least three.
(I am, of course, excluding from my count the vast numbers of Anglo-American
settlers, largely of so-called aScotch-Irishu and Engl ish origin.)
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Next are the Germanj again, these are divisible \into af least two gr.oi
the "Pennsylvania Dutch" (more correctly, Deutsch) who first settled i~
sylvania and again sought a newer frontier, and those\Germans who came.:.::':'
from the V<<terl<<nd. An even more important difference\is the reason t
came to America: in the former case it was to escape r.el igious persec' i
and in the latter, later immigrations, it was largely economic.
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Ital ian immigrants and their descendants, though traditionallJ'm.
numerous in New York and Cal ifornia, have also enriched Texas and'
Valley. Following the lead of Christopher Columbus, who reveale4
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world to Europeans, and Amerigo Vespucci, who gave it its name, a number of
Ital ians were members of Coronado's expedition, and, about 1541, were the
first of record to set foot on what is now Texas. Their celebration of Col-
umbus Day, October 12, though not a harvest rite, does occur at this time,
and to a degree partaKes of the harvest Dflavoru. More of a harvest festival,
though less Known, is that of st. Mart.in (ell 316-400 A.D.), celebrated
November 11. Our own Rosemary DE PASQUALE BOYKIN comments as follows:
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.Per San Marttno,
ogn1 mosto e v1no.
Winter in sicny is still far off from the beginning of November.
Although October rains are generally heavy, often causing flooding and
damage to the crops, severe drought usually follows bringing Indian summer,
Saint Martin's summer, to the island. Even though the summers are, for the
most part, hot and dry, this sudden rush of water, and then dry spell produce
and unexpected greening when and it seems that grass springs up overnight.
The eleventh of November is the feast day of SaintMartin throughout
I taly and it is then that school children learn: " Per San /1artino) ogni mosto
e vino. "For Saint Martin's Day all the must has finished fermenting and
become new wine, ready for tasting, accompanied by the /)iscotti di San
/1artino, little round anise-flavored cookies as hard as rocks, ,
And so it is that this traditional Italian celebration has been brought to
Bryan, Texas. Although not usually held on November eleventh, there is,
nevertheless, a celebration of the vineyards and of the new wine at the ,
Messina- Hof Wine Cellars owned by Paul and Merrill Bonarrigo of Bryan, As
the name implies, Messina, refers to the city in Sicily from where the
. Bonarrigo family has originated. The Hof, refers to the Gerrvanic background
of Mrs. Bonarrigo. Their celebration includes many activities such as: grape
stomping, barrel sampling of the new wine, complete with music,.dancing
and the tasting of the various entries for the cooking and baking contests,
The Bonarrigos have gone to great lengths to bring a touch of the "old
.countries" to our area.
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. The Brazos Valley region is particularly rich in Czec:h culture. Present
day Czechoslovakia was formed after World War I primarily of two ancient King-
doms, Bohemia and Moravia, the former by far the larger and more important.
When we realize that in 1930 the population of Bohemia, a~out 7,000,000, was
one-third German (not surprising in view of its domination\bY the Habsburgs
~ for nearly four centuries), it is easy to understand the close similarity be-
tween Czech and German folk-customs, in spite of the diffe~ences in language.
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Almost every community in this Valley has its annual Czech, or Bohemian,
or corresponding celebration in September or October. This year Caldwell had
its Kolache Festival September 12, College Station its Bohemian Festival Sep-
tember 25 and 26,'Washington-ori.the-Br~zos its Oktob~rfest October ~ &
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4, and I am sure there were others I have failed to note.
e.og.aphicallY clos. to the e..mans in C.nt.al Eu.oP. we.. the Cz.chs
(Boh.mians), the Polish and the W.nds. This clos.n.ss continu.d in the n.w
wo.ld, .v.n though th.i. languag.s diff...d. But folK customs w... simila.,
and mad. a st.ong bond. Call.g. station's "Boh.mian F.stival" draws on all
of th.s. cultur.s for its local color. In its pr.s.nt form, it originat.d
just fou, years ago , the e "mov.r and shaK.r" b.h i nd its o. ig i n and pr ornot i on
b.ing Charl.s H. SZABUNIEWICZ, who is Sp.cial Faciliti.s Sup.rint.nd.nt for
the City of Coll.g. station and has his offic. in the main building in c.nt-
ral Park,
His own .thnic history is an .ncapsul.d v..sion of many Am.rican groups.
His par.nts, of Cz.ch o.igin, liv.d in poland, and suff.r.d with many oth.rs
und.r Nazi and Sovi.t occupation. Th.y w.r. succ.ssful in ...ig..ting to the
B.lgian Congo, wh.r. h. was born a B.lgian citiz.n. H. and his pa..nts c....
to Unit.d Stat.s in 1962, wh.r. th.y gain.d p.r..an.nt ..sid.nt status; thus,
h. is a T.xan of long standing. H. is a son-in-law of our own Anna HALLARAN.
Earli.r organizations d.vot.d to comm...o.ating C.ntral Europ.an .thnic
contributions to the B.azos Vall.y ..gion have .is.n and fall.n. 1 found in
the Bryan Li brary a booK of ..c i p.s i ssu.d bYe the s.cond Annual BrazOS County
p.opl.'s F.stival, h.ld in 1973. It includ.s ..cip.S f.orn many national cul-
tur.s, all r.pr.s.nt.d in this ar.a. Th. Forward is sign.d by Mrs. May T.
MAYVAS1, Chai.man of the CooKbooK Committ... Up to this dat., 1 hav.n't b..n
abl. to l.arn any more about this activity, but hoP. to do so fo, r.porting
in a s.ri.s of articl.s h...in in 19BB. Still old.' organizations .xist.d;
one such is reported on in this issue, on page 125.
Our own Am.rican ThanKsgiving Oay has its orIgIn attribut.d to the Pil-
grim Fath.rs of N.w England, who did in fact hold a c.l.bration of thanKsgiv-
ing in D.c.mb.r, 1621. But it did not b.com. a national holiday until Dcto-
b.r 3, 1863, wh.n Abraham Lincoln proclaim.d the last Thursday- of Nov.mb.r a
national ThanKsgiving Day, larg.ly at the p.rsist.nt urging of Mrs. Sarah J.
Hale, editor of 6od~Y~S LddY~S BooA.
INDEX
ABLE 146 BARNEiT 151 BRANDUJSKY 125 CAHILL 129
ACCOUGH 135 BARRITT 136 BRAY 148 CALAHAN 134
t ALDRIDGE 146 BELCHER 137 BR 1 GANCEJ 1 27 CALHO~ 129, 136
g- ALLEN 144 BELL 126, 141 BRITiON 136 CALLI ON 149
~DERSON 141 BENES 125 BROOKS 148 CAMP8ELL 135, 140
~PPLEGATE 132 BIAS 143 8R()I,.#Il 126, 134, CANNATILLO 133
ATKINS 151, 152 81 LLINGSLEl' 126, 141 CASTLES 137
e- 140 8RYAN 134 CAVITT 127
e. BAILEl' 143 BI LLINGTON 137 8UCHANAN 129 CHILTON 136
8AILLEl' 142 BLACKBURN 153 BUCHTOV~\134 CHESHER 140
n, BAILY 136 BONARRIGO 156 BULL 152 CHLAPIK 125
ad BAIRD 137 BOREN 136 BURKLEl' 149 CHROMCICK 125
p- BAKER 142, 145 BOWMAN 151 BURROUGHS 153 CLAMPITT 147
BANTER 142 BOYKIN 126, 141 , BUTLER 134 CLANTll'I 147
BARNES 135 156 CLARK 149
158
INDEX
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I 1
CLARKE 128
CLEVELAND 154
CLOSS 129
COLE 134, 135
COLEY 140, 153
COLLI E 150
COLLINS 140, 153
154
CONSTANT 146, 147
COOK 142
COOPER 126, 135,
150, 151
COWSER 136
COX 140
CROCKET 147
CROWDER 145
CUMMINS 143
Clt-lNINGHAM 145,
146
CURRIE 134
CURTIS 148,149
DALY 134
DAVIS 149, 154
DAWSON 144
DeFRANCIS 134
De PASQUALE 156
DESEREN 134
DIXON 142
DOLCEMOSCOLA 133
DaUGHTON 134
DOWZER 137
DOZIER 127
DROSS 130
DUBOSE 151'
DUNLAP 146, 148
DZIEGLEWICEZ 136
ECHOLS 134
EDON 135
EDWARDS 145
ERWIN 134
E (A) STEP ( P ) 140
FARLOW 132
FARRIAH 142
FENNEL 134
FERGUSON 135, 151
FISCHER 126
FLEMING 154
FLETCHER 135
FOLEY 131
FOSTER 137
FOWLER 142
FRANKLIN 143
FUERRI 133
GARRETT 149
GARTNER 135
GATES 136
GEE 128
GENTRY 137
GETER 135
GIBSON 145
GINSDINS 137
GOODNIGHT 137
GOODWIN 148
GOOSBERRY 142
GRACE 137
GRAHAM 149
GREGG 153
GRIFFITLES 134
GUIFFRE 137
HALE 134
HALL 129, 136
HALLARAN 1 57
HAMPTON 141
HARDY 143, 145,
146
HARMON 136
HARPER 142
HARRISON 127, 136
HARTLEY 154
HASSELE 134
HEARNE 129
HICKS 134
HILL 142, 151
HINES/HINDS 153
HINTON 145
HODGE 151
HOOD 147
HOOPER 134, 137
HOPE 126
HORTON 146
HOUSTON 142
HUELER 154
HUGGINS 143
HUMPREY 142
HUNT 126
HUNTER 145
HURN 143
INGRAM 137
JACKSON 127, 128,
146, 149
JAKUBIK 125
JAMES 135
JAI'1ESON 149
JARRETT 149
JENKINS 144
JONES 135, 153,
154
. JORDAN 147
JUST 125
KATULSKI 137
KAUFER 137
KERR 137
KEYS 146
KILGORE 142
KING 134, 135, 144
148
KNOX 147
LABLLO 135
LANDISS 126
LEWIS 143,144
LITTLEFI ELD 135
LOUGHRIDGE 134
LOVELACE 154
LYNN 147
McCAY 143
McCEARY 142
McCHARTY 143
McCLENDON 136
McCORMICK 125, 126
McCOSLIN 143
McCULLOCH 126
McFADDEN 141
McFADIN 141
McGREW 153
McLELAND 134
MALLOY 132
MARSHALL 144
MAY 142
MAYYASI 157
MEADOWS 148
MELSON 152
MENDOLA 137
MILAN 144
MILLER 142,147
MILLICAN 146, 147,
148
MINKERT 129, 136
MOORE 132, 136
MORRIS 148
HORTI RKY 134
MORTON 144
HOSI CWI CZ 135
MYERS 127, 134
NASH 136
NEAL 129
NELSON 145
NESCHKE 131
NETTLES 128
NUNN 127, 128
O'BRIEN 149
PACKWOOD 153
PAGE 126
PALMERI 133
PARKER 135
PARKS 141
PARRIS 134
PATE 137
PEARSON 153
PECOCK 127
PELNAR 125
PHELPS 147
PITCHFORD 136
POLANSKY 125
PORTZER 126
PRICE 145
PRIDAL 125
RAGSDALE 134
RANDOLPH 151
RECTOR 146
REEVES 154 "
RHODES 135, 137
RICHARDSON 145,
148, 149
ROBINSON 128, 144
ROSELL 147
SANDERS 148
SANFORD 151, 152,
I 153, 154
~CANLIATO 129
SCARBOROUGH 151,
I 152, 153, 154
sporr 143
S~URREY 142
SEATER 137
SEATON 135
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SEBIK 125
SEDESTHA 131
SETTLE 135
SIMONS 126
SKUES 132
SLANIAN 125
INDEX
SLAUGHTER 151
SMI LEY 130
SMITH 127, 131,
136
SNODGRASS 141
SPENCER 148
SPRING 134
STEEMAN 130
STEPHENS 148
STEPTOE 145
STI LLWELL 151
STOLOWSKY 135
STUBBLEFIELD 140
STUBBS 126
STUGCHARKIE 134
SULLIVAN 152
SZABUNIEWICZ 157
TARANTINO 131
TAYLOR 148
TEAUREK 125
TENNANT 145
TOOMBS 137
TREADWAY 131
TUCKER 136
TURNER 148
VIEDO 130
VOYSE 136
VRANA 125
WALTER 132
WARD 127
WEBB 136
WELLNICKI 126, 127
WHEELER 144
WHITAKER 143, 144
WHITE 135, 144
WH ITLEY 150
WICKERSHERMER 135
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WIRLY134
WOODARD 149
WOODYARD 136
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