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Austin Genealogical Society
Volume XXXVII, No. 2
June 1996
CONTENTS
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Comments ............i.. ......................................................................... 4 1
Book Reviews .................................................................................. 43
The Five Thomas Harrises of Isle of Wight County, Va. ............ 43
John Owens Greene of the Oregon Territory, Letters 1853-1863 44
Happy Hunting Ground (Queries) .................................................... 45
Ancestor Listing Pages Index ................................ .......................... 47
Ancestor Listing Pages (start) ..........................................................
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Continuum (a Poem) ........................................................................
138
Plat of Genealogical Collection, Texas State Library ......................
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The AUSTIN GENEALOGICAL, SOCIETY QUARTERLY is published four times
per year in the months of March, June, September and November.
AUSTIN GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY has specific addresses for certain purposes.
To save time and trouble for yourself as well as for us, please use the appropriate
address. See inside back cover for further details. THANK YOU!
EXCHANGE QUARTERLIES--Send quarterlies and correspondence about them
(such as change of address or failure to receive ours by the loth of April, July, October or December) to TEXAS STATE LIBRARY, Tech Services S.S., Box 12927,Austin TX 7871 1.
CHECKS AND BILLS--Dues, seminar reservations, orders for our Special Publications, memorial gifts,
other financial matters: AGS Treasurer, Box 1507,Austin TX 78767-1507.
AGS QUARTERLY--Send material for and correspondence about quarterly to AGS Quarterly, 4500
Hyridge Drive, Austin TX 78759-8054.EXCEPTION!:QUERIES should be sent to 5722 Highland Hills
Drive, Austin TX 7873 1 .
PAST ISSUES OF AGS QUARTERLY: Inquiries about availability and cost should be addressed to the
AGS Quarterly Custodian, 4304 Lostridge Drive, Austin TX 78731.
MEMBERSHIP INQUIRIES: Address inquiries to the AGS Membership Chairman, 2609 W. 49th Street,
Austin TX 78731-5636.(Check inside back cover for membership dues, etc.)
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE concerning Society matters goes to AUSTIN GENEALOGICAL
SOCIETY, P.O. Box 1507,Austin TX 78767-1507.
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OFFICERS-- 1996
Ms. Roberta Jenkins
Mrs. Vangee Rushing Brigham
Mrs. Lillian Ramirez
Dr. Robert Tull
Ms. Julia Mellenbruch
Mrs. Lorrie Foster Henderson
Mrs. 'Cl'ilena Young
Mr. Bill Koehler
President
First Vice-President
Second Vice-Presidenflgm.
Treasurer
Recording Secretary
Corresponding Secretary
Editor, ,4GS Newsletter
Editor, ,4GS 0uarterly
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
1995-1996
1996-1997
Ms. Tamara Baldwin
Mr Beryl Bergscbneider
Mrs. Leanna Bergscbneider
Mrs. Vangee Rushing Brigham
Mrs. Juanita Dodgen
Mrs. Glenda Knipstein
M s Julia Mellenbruch
M s Josephine Ross
Dr. Robert Tull
Mrs. Wilena Young
Mrs. Lorrie Foster Henderson
Mrs. Lois Henegar
Ms. Roberta Jenkins
Mr. Lee Kinard
Mr. Bill Koehler
Col. Putnam Monroe
Mr. William Monroe Nasb, Jr.
Mrs. Clarice Neal
Mrs. Lillian Ramirez
Dr. Jay Shurley
NOTE: BOARD MEETS AT 6:15 p.m. FOURTH TUESDAYS immediately before regular Society meeting.
COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN--1996
Book Acquisitions:
Quarterlies Custodian:
Hospitality:
Publicity:
Clarice Neal
Beryl & Leanna Bergscbneider
Clark Layton Jeffries &
Doris Saxson Jeffries
Vangee Brigham
Membership:
Programs:
AGSQ Review Editor
Publications Mailing:
Please see inside back cover for further Society information.
Bill Nash
Lillian Ramirez
Helen R Rugeley
Putnam Monroe
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The Austin Genealogical Society Quarterly
Volume XXXVII, Number 2
June 1996
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ALL OUR BEST TO YOU, LEE
Over the past dozen or so years there has been no one who has done more for AGS and who has been
more of an inspiration to the rest of us than has Lee Kinard. He has served the Society in numberless
ways and might yet be our President if he hadn't finally out-argued the annualnominating committee;
most recently he has been the Society treasurer.
So it is with mixed feelings we bid Lee farewell, for he has moved to the Houston area in a
professional reassignment. There is no way he can be readily replaced; his knowledge of AGS and its
history was as vast as was his dedication to its success. Lee has at least one important event remaining
in Austin; he will return this summer to be married. The Editor joins the entire Board of Directors and
no doubt the membership at large in offering Lee congratulations, best wishes for every success in
life, and a cordial hope that there may be many occasions when we may be able to see him again.
We are in turn happy that Board member Bob Tull has agreed to fill Lee's unexpired term as
Treasurer. We conned Bob into accepting Board membership last fall by the usual '?\Jot much to do
your first year, you know." We know that Bob (who is on the Astronomy faculty at UTA) can keep
dollars and black holes separate. Thanks for accepting, and good luck.
HALBERT'S UNDER CEASE AND DESIST ORDER
We note from the MarcWApril issue of the National Genealogical Society Newsletter that Halbert's
Inc. of Bath, Ohio, a mail order firm that markets surname products, has agreed to the provisions
of a cease and desist order issued by the United States Postal Service in November 1995. This order
augments previous cease and desist orders issued in 1985 and 1988. Among other provisions
included in the order is a required disclaimer on any surname advertising as follows: "No direct
genealogical connection to your family or ancestry is implied or intended.
HISTORIC PATENTS FROM THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT (BLM)
From the same publication we note that the BLM has made available CD-ROMs which include land
patents, survey plats and cadastral survey field notes for the following ten states: Alabama,
Arkansas, Florida, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio and Wisconsin.
We understand each state is on one CD and the purchase price is $15. You may contact the Bureau
of Land Management, 411 Briarwood Drive, Jackson , Mississippi 39206, phone 601-977-5400, for
order information.
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GOVCHA!
On page 3 of the last (March 1996) issue of the Quarterly we reprinted an item having to do with identifying babies born out of wedlock. Our information was that it came from the 11/95 issue of the “WAGS
Newsletter.” We recently received a very gracious letter from Dessie Little Simmons, Editor of the
Bulletin of the Watauga Association of Genealogists-Upper East Tennessee (WAGS). She kindly informed us that, nothing wrong with the item, but it was
from their publication. This abashed Editor
apologizes to Dessie and all the fine folk in the Johnson City, Tennessee area for any misrepresentation,
for it was unintended. In turn, we must inquire generally: is there another WAGS or is the original
attribution incorrect?
In her letter, Dessie mentions Miller cousins around the DFW area and many Young relatives in Ft.
Worth and Pleasanton. If this rings a bell I’m sure she would be glad to hear from you: Dessie Little
Simmons, P.O. Box 117, Johnson City TN 37605-0117.
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FIRST FAMILIES OF TEXAS CERTIFICATES
/ She also commented favorably on the First Families of Texas Certificates being issued by the Texas State
Genealogical Society. It turns out Tennessee already has had similar certificates. Well, now.
A reminder: the Texas program runs through the end of the year. For details: Wanda L. Donaldson,
3219 Meadow Oaks Drive, Temple TX 76502, 817-778-2073.
NO AGS 1996 SEMINAR
As mentioned in the last issue, there will be no AGS seminar this August as we have had in previous
years. The member who protests most vociferously automatically becomes chair of the next seminar,
prospectively next spring.
Other seminars in the area:
OJuly 13-Luling. The Genealogical and Historical Society of Caldwell Co. will hold their 14th annual
seminar at the Luling First United Methodist Church with Sharon DeBartolo Carmack. Pre-register for
$25 to the Society at 215 S . Pecan Ave., Luling TX 78648 or 210-875-9466.
OSeptember 6-8-Lubbock. The German-Texan Heritage Society Annual Meeting is at the Lubbock
Holiday Inn Civic Center September 6-8. Pre-register for $45 to GTHS, P.O. Box 684171, Austin TX
787684171.
OJuly 21-26-Plano. The Institute of Genealogical Studies (formerly Genealogical Institute of Texas) will
hold a week-long school at the Harvey Hotel, Plano. This school conducts eight simultaneous courses
presented by well-known genealogists. Tuition is $325 per course. Contact IGS, P.O. Box 25556, Dallas
TX 75225-5556,214-341-5166 evenings.
THIS IS THE ANNUAL MEMBERS’ ANCESTRAL LISTING ISSUE
The AGS membership has responded handsomely to our requests for submissions to this, our annual
ancestral listing issue, resulting in the largest single issue in the Editor’s experience. Thirty-three of you
sent in material and it all looks very good. We thank everyone who has responded so well. The magnitude of the material was such that we had to enforce the size and formatting policies and requirements as
set forth in the inside back cover of each issue. Much of the material was immaculately prepared, testifying to the increasing sophistication of the publication tools in our members’ hands. You will even find
that there were several web-site and E-mail locations included--another first for our Quarterly. We have
included a separate submitter’s index on Page 47 so that the pages sent in by each person may be correctly identified. Thank you again, and happy browsing.
By the way, there is a very lovely short poem by our gifted Lorrie Henderson to close out the issue on
page 138. Don’t overlook it.
The Editor
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Volume WXV II. No. 2 (June 1996)
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Book Reviews
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The Five Thomas Harrises ofIsle of Wight County, Virginia,01995by John Anderson Brayton, 1001 S . Marshall
St., Suite 53, Winston-Salem, NC 27101. 6x9";190 pp.; Bristolboard binding. Introduction, Appendix, Previous
Publications, Bibliography, 3 Indices: Name, Locality, and Slave. Price $20 postpaid (NC residents add $1.20 for
sales tax). Order from author at address above.
Most genealogists are familiar with the frustration involved in trying to identify each bearer of the same name
in a given locality. It is doubly difficult when most of the given names are of the garden variety, with no handeddown Jehoshaphat or Malachi among the Thomases, Georges and Johns to show that you're on the right track.
Until recently, Harris researchershave accepted the works of John Bennett Boddie (Historical Southern Families,
Virginia Historical Genealogies,et cefera)from the 1950s and formed some misconceptionsthat led them to realms
of glory. John Brayton has painstakingly re-examined Boddie's sources and discovered many more, which has
resulted in the present enlightened and fascinating volume. He also generously reminds his readers that the esteemed
Mr. Boddie did not have access to some sources that are available now.
The author has made it easy for those who may be scanning the book for only certain names: in the quoted
documents the names of those related to the Harrises are printed in all capital letters. Also, the use of different
typefaces for &e various fohiats admirably facilitates locating a particular item such as introductory or explanatory
narrative; a quoted will, deed, or land grant; lists of children: footnotes: abbreviations of frequently quoted sources
and phrases; as well as the use of roman, bold and italic type. For the computerconvemt reader, Mr. Brayton has
revealed his technical methodology in the Introduction.
Your reviewer is well aware that some of us glance at the verbatim quoted matter, spot the first quaintly-spelled
word, and then skip over to the larger body typeface. Experience teaches that if we take the trouble to read the
passage aloud, we,will soon be snickering, then gigghng hysterically, and persevering until we decipher the words
which had first appeared to be incomprehensible. [HINT: Some of the words are Lam legalese, others are merely
spelled phonetically.]
We get a peek at John Brayton's sense of humor at the end of the Introduction when he tantalizes us by
mentioning (without explaining) an incident involving dousing his files with Tilex, and another pertaining to a note
he found in a book which resulted in nearly 20 years of research.
Little can be said here about the body of this book. The "plot" consists of steps taken to further the research:
interesting and educational for Harris descendants and for non-Harrises as well.
Suffice it to say, the five synonymous men are yclept [I've been studying my new Oxford English Dictionary!]
respectively: Thomas Harris, 1688; Thomas Harris, 1672; Thomas Harris, Jr.; Thomas Harris, 1729; and Thomas
Harris of Surry County, Virginia.
For tips on how to find your ancestors on the eastern seaboard in pre-Revolutionary times, don't miss the
opportunity to explore this book. It will be placed in the Genealogy Collection of Texas State Libmy in the near
future, with thanks to the author for his gift.
--H.H.R.
Helen H. Rugeley
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Austin. TX
John Owens Greene of the Oregon Territoy, Letters 1853-1863, edited 1996 by Phoebe Greene Simpson,
1421 Elm Brook Drive, Austin TX 78758-2245. 8% x 11”; 58 pp, single side, spiral bound. Includes Preface, illustra-
tion and reproductions. Privately published by editor.
As genealogists, we treasure the writledprinted record; not one of us will deny the keen thrill experienced when we
discover any written or printed record pertaining to or originated by a family ancestor, even a distant relative. Moreover, the explosion of the computer age all around us portends a decreasing availability of certainly the more personal
of such records in the days and years ahead. Electronic files are very dispassionate.
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AGS member Phoebe Greene Simpson has taken a step more of us should consider’doing. In her family’s possession
has been a collection of letters hand-written by her great uncle, John Owens Greene in the period from 1853 to 1863,
principally to his brother, Dr.Peter Thomas Greene, Phoebe’s great grandfather. The two had traveled to the California gold fields from Indiana in 1850. Dr. Greene shortly returned to Indiana while John Owens continued to Oregon
Territory. Phoebe has selected eight letters written by John Owens (seven from Oregon; one from New Albany IN),
plus two others written to him by his father, Edmund Greene, for inclusion in this volume. She has reproduced the
actual letters, the originals of which appear to be in excellent condition and quite readable. But with gracious consideration for the reader, she furnishes printed transcriptions preceding each letter. A portrait of Edmund’s three sons
(including brother Jacob Wesley) is included, as is a family tree of the Edmund Greene family. A clipping from the
New Albany Tribune dated Tuesday, March 27,1930 (Fifty Years Ago in New Albany) furnishes what was already
then a backward glance to 1880 and some of Greene’s experiences; the article was authored by his daughter Alice.
The letters, of course, are the centerpiece of this volume. They are written, as personal letters would be, in an informal
manner, but they are neither trite nor crude; Mr. Greene’s intelligence and good judgment are always apparent. Yes,
the second letter, dated Oct. 20, 1853 from Jacksonville, Oregon Territory, comments.with some acerbity about
matrimony: “I could marry here but I will be sawed into boot jacks if I like to go in for life among strangers who have
come here for no other reason but to marry the first chance.” In the same letter he mentions corresponding with a
Miss Dorcas (back in Indiana?) and considered marriage, but in his next letter a month later, “You are to let marrying
go to the devil.” He was busy panning gold.
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Certainly gold was important and was mentioned. Phoebe includes a copy of a gold bullion deposit memorandum
from the Philadelphia Mint to Jno. 0. Greene for $1,146.58 in receipt of 61.56 ounces of gold. Mr. Greene’s letters
mention much more, though--commodity prices, the weather, acquaintances, and so on. It must have been an
adventuresome time now also gone with the wind, but these letters can waft us back to those days even better than a
well-written novel.
Phoebe is due high compliments on a very excellent job of editing her material into a manageable and meaningfbl
record, and our sincere thanks for providing for her family’s posterity (and ours) by archiving this valuable resource.
May we all be inspired to follow her example in handling our own genealogical information. The review copy of
“Greene” is being placed in the Genealogy Collection, Texas State Library, through Phoebe’s kind generosity.
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HAPPY HUNTING GROUND
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Queries are free. Send your proofread information to Lorrie F. Henderson, 5722
Highland Hills Drive, Austin TX 78731-4244,(512-451-2312).Cutoff date is
the 10th of the month preceding the month of publication. Include at least one
first name, date and place per query. Please use names of months and the two
capital letters for states. Letters may be edited to our format.
WElLER Searching for marriage license, land records, or other information, some possibly printed in the
BastroD Advertiser in Bastrop in or about 1870, regarding my grandfather, AUGUST WEILER, an immigrant
from Prussia, possibly naturalized in Austin or in Bastrop County about 1860. Listed in 1870 Bastrop County
census, also in 1900 Oklahoma census, with information of naturalization of 40 years. Clydene W.
Cannon, 462 Woodrow Ave., Vallejo, CA 94591.
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CANTERBURY Trying to find correct name, birthdate, and birthplace for my grandfather, CLAUDE
CANTERBURY, an Army artillery officer in France during WW 1, born and died in TX. Claude's son, father
of the inquirer, was CLAUDE EDWARD CANTERBURY, born in Austin, TX, 1905, linotype operator, Fort
Worth Star Telegram; owner and editor, Live Oak County Herald; became an Episcopal minister.
[Information has been sent from birth and death indices of Texas. -LFH] Claude Canterbury, Jr, 1523
Lucky Street, Oceanside, CA 92054.
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HASKlNS Searching for missing brother and two sisters taken from parents 21 March 1957, by Grayson
County Child Welfare and placed in Wac0 State Home, Waco, TX, along with three others who have been
found. Parents: WILLIAM NOBLE and HAZEL EUGENIA SNAVELY HASKINS, married 11 March 1940,
Denison, TX, b. 18 August 1921 and 8 May 1919 respectively. Missing: JOYCE LAVERNE, m. MELVIN
MARVIN BRUCE 4 July 1967; Joyce b. 26 March 1943, Denison, TX; LINDA DARLENE, b. 9 January
1954, Fort Worth; DAVID WAYNE, b. 24 November 1955, Denison, TX. Found: JOAN, 1941, Denison, m.
JOHNNY HOWELL, ##2:CHARLES WATSON; WILLIAM NOBLE, JR, b,1945, Denison; JAMES PAUL, b.
1949, Denison; SHIRLEY JEAN, b. 1958, Waco; KENNETH LEE, b. 1961, Gainesville, TX. LEONARD
RAY HASKINS, b. 25 July 1946, has emphysema, is in poor health; has photographs, information, vital
statistics and a baby book to give to those missing, and wishes a reunion. Helped in his search by friend,
Wendy Hansen, 2307 N. 1125 E, Tayton, UT 84040-5754; (801) 771-8247; email HansenW@isnacom.
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JOYNT Seeking information on D. L. JOYNT (Dudley Lang Joynt??], whose letter to T. F. Harwood, dated
5-9-1902 was printed in AGS Quarterly Vol XXXlT No. 4, p. 183 [copy found and previous page mailed to
inquirer]. Looking for relatives of her great, great grandfather, DAVID JOYNT, who settled in IA after
emigrating from Ireland in 1867; little info on Joynt name after 3-yr search. Catlhy Joynt Labath, 27380
150 Ave, Long Grove, IA 52756-8715.
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AUSTlN Seeking ancestors and descendants of JESSE MILTON AUSTIN b. probably 24 August 1835 in
TN; d. before 1938; m. at Butler Co., OH 16 November 1881, SARAH E. KENNARD, who d. Detroit MI
1938. They had
at least five children: ETHEL MARIE b. 8 October 1890; EARL, JANE, BLANCHE, and LILLIAN. Sharon
Mowery, 357 Red Fox Trail, Rock Hill, SC 29730.
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R,4IBOURNffRABORN/RAYBORN/etc. Seeking information re: THOMAS SILVANNUS RAIBOURN, b.
Overton, TN, 1814; m. MARY LEE 24 December 1835, Fayette Co., IL; d. where? Mary Lee b. where?
Parents of Mary Lee, who? Bonnie Fae Sckerak, P. 0. Box 269, Moody, TX 76557.
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WHITNEY Researching ancestors of ORLANDO WHITNEY, b. 1792, MA, d. - 1872, Comanche Co. TX. J.
B. NOWELL from NC and MISS ELI WELCH from AL. HUGH A. WELCH and L. G. WELCH from MS.
ANDREW JACKSON MARTIN from GA. CHARLEY COLUMBUS GILLEY from TN. J. H. THIEHOFF d.
1912 Austin, TX. Sandy Welch, 15809 Hwy 31 West, Tyler, TX 75709
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KUTZER Researching great-great grandfather, CARL KUTZER, who arrived in Galveston, TX 30 Sept
1854 from Bremen on the "Gessnef and loc. In Comfort, Kendall Co. TX; d. 11 Mar 1887. He m.
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PFEIFFER (?). Also, g-g-father REINHOLD KUTZER, m. PAULINE HOLEINGER, I. in Boeme, Kendall
Co. TX. Debra Kutzer beeds, 4740 Andrea Drive, NW, Salem OR 97304.
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JAMES-YOUNG Ganq Starting a manuscript on the JAMES-YOUNGER gang. Seeking information of any
kind re: 7 April 1874 stagecoach robbery in San Antonio, TX. Was JIM REED involved? Any background
information on BISHOP GREGG? Steve Gerwick, 530 Concetta Drive, Monroe, MI 481613542. E-mail:
gentvick@td i.net
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HARRINGTON Endeavoring to find birthplace for great-grandmother, NANCY MARIA HARRINGTON and
her parents and sibling's names. Her son went to TX with his brother, AUTTCE HAMAKER to stay with
haltbrother, WILL WAGNER, mother's son by 1st m. to GEORGE T. WAGNER, the latter killed in the Civil
War. Will Wagner and wife lived in Alexander, Erath Co., TX, and mother's brother lived about 8 miles
away. Another son by the 1st marriage, TOM WAGNER, also lived in the area; all of this around 1890-1905.
Donna M. Munk, 762 W 15O,N, Blackfoot, ID 83221.
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BONE/ CHALK/ BURTON/ GARDNER/ W E T T E R 9 SHELTERS/ COW P O T S / WEST/ WEEKS/
BROWN/ COOPER/ TIGER/ TIGERT/ LUCAS/ BIRKff IIDKINS/ CANADY/ STIDHAW BOYLES/
WRIGHT/ HIGHTOWER/ LEE/ BARNETT/ HAIR/ MONK/ MORGAN/ GOSS/ CONNEW COPELAND/
NELSON Would like to correspond with anyone having informationon these families. Bobbi New, P.O. Box
187, Baker CA 92309
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Austin. TX
Ancestor Listing Pages
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On the followmg 90 pages we present the submissions by individual Austin Genealogical Society
members of genealogical and/or family history information they want to share with all our readers. Our
members have responded heartily to our invitations; there are submissions from 33 mdividuals or couples.
We have not edited the material in any way except to reduce the size to meet policy and/or publication
requirements. All names shown in these submissions will be included in our annual name index in the
November 1996 issue ofthe Quarterly. For the reader’s convenience m mterpretating the separate presentations we include below an index of the submitters showmg their name, address and pages on which their
material is shown. The Editor sincerely thanks all submitters for their efforts and hopes there will be many
follow-ups to the publication of these data.
Name of Submitter
Bergschneider, Leanna
Brown, Clay L.
Cooper, James L.
Dodgen, C.E.
Giesen, Betty
Hans, Anna L. T. and Harold B.,
Henley, Marilyn Maniscalm
Koehler, Ruth Hardt
Miller, John C.
Ross, Josephine Brown
Shurley, Erwina &Jay
Address
CityIState
4304 Lostridge Drive
13910 Wilbert Rd.
15404 Chevy Circle
107 RR 620 South, #12-C
2607 Hancock Dr.
S 11805 Whitewing Avenue
110705 Bay Laurel Trail
4500 Hyridge Drive
5921 Carleen Drive
905 East 38 Street
P.O. Box 1277
Austin TX 78731
hustin TX 78751
hustin TX 78723
IAustin TX 78734
hustin TX 78731
Austin TX 78753
Austin TX 78750-3650
Austin TX 78757
Bastrop TX 78602
60-63
64-67
68-71
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76-79
80-83
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88-91
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Simpson, Phoebe
Tull, Catherine
Am, Marcia
1421 Elm Brook Drive
8401 Grayledge Drive
11203 Powder Mill Tr.
Barker, Mildred
Bryant, Billie Palm
IBurden, Elizabeth Smith
Henderson, Lome Foster
Holman, John T.
12629 Picket Rope Lane
1054 Bluebonnet Dr.
202 Sheffield Place
5722 Highland Hills Drive
4901 Westview Drive
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96-99
100-101
102-103
104-105
106-107
108-109
110-111
Hopkins, Roy Tom
Hunt, Jeny A.
Martin, Jack Paul
Maxson, Peter Flagg
1830 S. Valentine St.
Lakewood CO 80228
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5419 Montview St.
hustin TX 78756-1607
P.O. Box 686
ISanderson TX 79848
14212 Avenue F
IAustin TX 78751
15506 Cordell Lane
hustin TX 78723
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(5002 Pack Saddle Pass
/AustinTX 78745-1530
19400 Ashton Ridge
[AustinTX 78750-3457
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18 Harvest Hill Road
[W. Simsbury CT 06092-222
17211 Lakewood Drive, #I04 hustin TX 78750
16916 Vassar Drive
hustin TX 78723-2222
18344 Summerwood
bustin TX 78759
11208 Southwood Rd.
bustinTX78704-5355
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19604 Hansford Dr.
Austin TX 78753
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Baker CA 92309
IP.0. Box 187
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Mayland, Elizabeth Gleason
Myers, Connie
Perdue, Connie Wallace
Pexa. Nancy Beam
Phillips, Reba Sue
Pitcher, J.V.
Scott, Ida Calhoun
ITallant, Mary Posey
[Baumann, Grace Alice Jones
INew, Bobbi
Austin TX 78750
Austin TX 78727
Kerrville TX 78028-3066
San AntonioTX 78213
Austin TX 78731
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Austin. TX
Life of an American Pioneer Woman
The folowing letter is copied from a letter belonging to Bashie Kincaid of Rose
Hill, VA.
This letter was written by Elizabeth (Crockett) Evans the dau&ter of Robert E.
Crockett and granddaughter of Major Andrew Crockett of W-ythe County, V.4 &
Brentwood, Williamson County, TN and Major George Gibson.
She was born in 1825 and died in 1905 in Bosque County, TX. Her mamage
occurred March 7, 1848 in Claiborne County, TN where her fust ,three children were born.
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The other children were born in Livingston County, h
Red River 25 d e s south of Tishomingo, OK.
Thts is an example of the life of a pioneer woman during this time in our history. It
shows how women had to take charge and be assertive to survi.ve.They had to have true
grit to overcome the many hardships they endured. Throughout our American history
people have been forced out of or drawn to new locations and opportunities.
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Submitted by Leanna Bergschneider
4304 Lostridge Drive
..\ustin, TX 78731
(512) 346-4758
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Austin, TX
Fishertown, Creek Nation
July 17, 1868-9
Dear Brothers,
After my respects to you and all my relations, I have not heard a word from you
since the close of the war when I received a letter from Brother James (Crockett) while he
was a prisoner of war. I wrote to Sister Sarah after the war and received no answer. I have
heard that Father died about the close of the war. How it may be I do not know. Jim Evans
Walter's Son, was out in the Chocktaw Nation to see Walter's Doctor, J. P. Evans son ,
who wrote that James said Father was dead. The boys was winding up the estate and
wanted to know where I lived. I will now give you a small detail of my travels. We had a
good farm in Carroll County, Arkansas. I stayed on the farm with my children, suffering
severely by being robbed by the enemy of almost everytlung but intended to try to tuff it
out. Evans slipped through the mountains in last of November, before the surrender, with
salt and cotton and went back with a Southern command in December. Then the Missouri
Militia came into Arkansas and burned houses and nearly everything I had.
I bought a cart, put my children into it. Bob drove and I started south. I got near
the Arkmas River and put Bob and Dan to cutting cord wood at a steam mill near Dover
and wintered balance of winter. When grass rose I started to Texas where I understood
Evans and Niggars was making a crop. I went on high waters and it was the last of May
getting near Washington, Hempstead County where I sent word to Evans my oxen had
given out. He brought a team and carried us on to Texas, where we were all taken sick in a
few days. My son James died, which was about the 10th of July, 1864 and in about ten
days my only daughter died. As soon as the balance got so we could travel, we started to
the west. We moved up into the Chickasaw Nation and lived there fwe years, expecting the
country to be sectionahzed, which will be done. So we moved up to this country this
spring. We have a good crop. This is the finest country here in the Cherokee Nation west
of the Mississippi . Whether we will stay here or not, I do not know but we will not move
for a short time so you may write to this place. My oldest son Robert is up in the
Cherokee Nation on Priars Creek, Cherokee Nation on the Ba.ster Springs road ffom Fort
Gibson. Daniel, my second son is with us. Crockett Shelby is my nest son, about ten years
and my next is Jefferson, about seven years and my youngest is a son and is about three
years old and has no name. My family you see is now all boys. I am in good health and so
is Evan and the children. Uncle Andrew died in about seventy miles of this place. James
and his son-in-law Josephus Crockett lives there. I suppose Aunt h is still hing. They
live in Sebastion County, Arkansas. Fort Smith is their post office. Bob Crockett and
Louiza lives in Washington County, Arkansas, Cain Hill post office. Write to sure give all
the news, good and bad. Let me hear all. Keep nothing back. Our land still lies in
kkansas. We will send Bob with a power of attorney in a short time to Carroll County,
Arkansas to see about the land. It is a valuable track of land. What are you heirs going to
do about our Grandfathers estate? Evan says he is going to see into it for me. He would be
d a d to hear what you are going to do? If there is anything coming to me write immediately.
Is my Mother well? How is Sister Sarah? How is all my Brother's? Wlen you write, direct
your letter to North Fork Station, care of Doctor Patterson. Direct to Captain N.A. Evans.
So I must close by sending my love to you all and my respects to all enquiring friends..
God bless you all,
Elizabeth J. (Crockett) Evans
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Volume XXXVII. No. 2 IJune 9996)
Clay IL. B R O W N and Alma C. PIPEW
3910 Willbert Rd.
Austin, TX 78751
These are the ancestors of Clay IL.
BROWN and Alma C. PIPER. They
are grouped by birth names, starting with
the oldest of each name followed by their
child (unless otherwise noted). Clay and
Alma are engaged to be married on 12
oct 1996 austin, travis co., TX.
BROWN
#O. A h a Price BROWN (b. 21 jan
1863 TN / d. 7 apr 1946 AR / bd.
hillcrest cem., wake village, bowie co.,
TX) md. Nannk Elizabeth Sw%I[$HI
(b. 12 apr 1865 TN / d. 9 nov 1940
texarkana, miller co., AR / bd. same)
# I . Joseph Abernathy BROWN
(b. 2 dec 1907 coweta, wagoner co., OK
/ d. I6 dec 1971 angelina co., TX / bd.
zavalla cem., zavalla, angelina co., TX)
md. 1930 tulsa, tulsa co., OK Eunice
E v a h a KEPLEY (b. 30 jul 1906
conway, laclede co., MO / d. 9 aug 199 I
texarkana, bowie co., TX / bd.
chapelwood mem. gardens cem., wake
village, bowie co., TX)
#2. James Lynn BROVVN (b. 1 1
apr 1936 yakima, yakima co., WA) md.
25 apr 1964 texarkana, bowie co., TX
Margaret Ann STARR, h e n . of
#6 (b. 6 jun 1936 scranton, eastland co.,
TX)
#3. @lay Evnn BROWN (b. 25 dec
1964 atlanta, cass co., TX)
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Austin.
STARW
#4. Joseph West STARR (b. 1838 IN /
d. 1910 eastland co., TX / bd. NE) md.
#5. William Palmer Burr
STARR (b. 17 apr 1878 richmond,
Wayne co., IN / d. 3 1 jan 1968 taylor co.,
TX / bd. scranton cem., scranton,
eastland co., TX) md. 6 aug 1903
arvada, jefferson co.. CO Elizabeth
JEFFRYES (b. 8 oct 1883 lucky
valley, IA / d. 2 oct 1977 / bd. same)
#6. WilPiam Josenh STARR(b. 1 1
may 1904 eastland co., TX / d. 14 nov
1982 texarkana, miller co., AR / bd.
restland mem. park cem., dallas, dallas
co., TX) md. texarkana, miller co., AR
Margaret Rose HEINEMANN,
dau. ~f #7 (b. 5 mar 1910 new orleans,
orleans par., LA / d. 19 feb 1996
mesquite, dallas co., TX / bd. same)
HEHNEMANN
#7. Frederick HEINEMANN (b.
26 may 1882 pecs, HUNGARY / d. 18
apr I976 marshall, harrison co., T X / bd.
marshall, harrison co., TX) md. NJ
Wosalia NIKA (b. 19 aug 1884
rabaszentmihaly, HUNGARY / d. 17 jul
1973 marshall, harrison co., TX / bd.
same)
PI[PEW
#8. Beniamin PIPER (b. 1793 TN /
d. 16 feb 1854 travis co., TX) md. smith
TN Susan PI(. CLEVELAND
(b. 1800 franklin co., GA / d. travis co.,
TX)
CO.,
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Clay L. BROWN and Alma C. PIPER
3910 Willbert Rd.
Austin, TX 78751
#9. Alexander PIPER (b. 18 may
1825 TN / d. 15 nov 1894 travis co., TX
/ bd. live oak cem., manchaca, travis co.,
TX) md:24 dec 1850 travis co., TX
Isabella CLEMENTS, dau. of
#15 (b. 20 feb 1832 TN / d. 27 jan 1902
travis co., TX / bd. same)
#lo. Richard Alexander PIPER
(b. 10 nov 1853 TX / d. 21 dec 1937
travis co., TX / bd. bear creek cem.,
bertram, burnet co., TX) md. 5 jan 1881
travis co., TX Louisa Dixie
BURDITT, dau. of #17 (b. 7 aug
1862 travis co., TX / d. 15 apr 1949
burnet, burnet co., TX / bd. same)
#11. John Bwant PIPER (b. 2 jun
1897 burnet co., TX / d. 12 jul 1968
temple, bell co., TX / bd. bear creek
cem., bertram, burnet co., TX) md. 11
mar 1923 travis co., TX Stevie Ester
KINKEAD, dau. of # 19 (b. 5 oct
1900 burnet, burnet co., TX / d. 17 dec
1986 austin, travis co., TX / bd. burnet
cem., burnet, burnet co., TX)
#12. Larry Gordon PIPER (b. 26
jun 1928 dallas, dallas co., TX) md. 7
sep 1946 burnet, burnet co., TX Vera
Jo SHEPPERD, dau. of #27 (b. 1
nov 1929 TX / d. 2 jul 1985 austin, travis
co., TX / bd. post mt. cern., burnet,
burnet co., TX)
#13.
Stephen Shemerd PIPER (b.
29 aug 1952 burnet, burnet co., TX) md.
30 mar 1972 rockville, montgomery co.,
Austin. TX
MD Laura Ysela GARCES, dau.
of #33 (b. 23 feb 1953 laredo, Webb co.,
TX)
#14. Alma Cristina PIPER (b. 18
jan 1973 falls church, fairfax co., VA)
CLEMENTS
#15. John C. CLEMENTS (b.
1787 NC) md. Martha (b. 1794 NC)
BURDITT
#16. Jessee BURDITT (b. 2 jan
1788 edgefield dist., SC / d. 21 apr 1855
travis co., TX / bd. fiskville cem., austin,
travis co., TX) md. Mildred CRAIN
(b. 1790 GA / d. 4 apr 1870 / bd. same)
#17. Giles H. BURDITT (b. 2 mar
1818 bedford co., TN / d. 24 may 1903
travis co., TX / bd. fiskville cem., austin,
travis co., TX) md. 1839 bedford co.,
TN M a w Jane VANCE (b. 3 dec
1821 bedford co., TN / d. 5 nov 1905
travis co., TX / bd. same)
KINKEAD
#18. Stephen Addison KINKEAD
(b. 19 oct 1843 KY / d. 24 jun 1871) md.
6jan 1869 Sarah Gordon
CHURCHILL (b. 2 aug 1842 KY / d.
19 nov 1889 / bd. post mt. cem., burnet,
burnet co., TX)
#19. John Allen KINKEAD (b. 6
mar 1870 shelbyville, shelby co., KY / d.
28 may 1924 burnet, burnet co., TX / bd.
odd fellows’ cem., burnet, burnet co.,
TX) md. 27 jun 1892 fi. worth, tarrant
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Clay L.BROWN and Alnia C. PDIPER
3910 Willbed Rd.
Austin, TX 78751
Austin, TX
I808 GA / bd. king ceni., limestone co.,
TX [marker not at exact location]) md.
Rebecca F. BURNLEY
#25. Joseph Alexander
SHEPPERD (b. 26 jul 1849
montgomery co., AL / d. 23 jan 1900
eutaw, limestone co., TX I bd. king cem.,
limestone co., TX) md. 10 oct 1872
eutaw, limestone co., TX Margurete
TX Amanda Marcellla
NPCHQILS, dau. of#ZP (b. 10 mar 1873
lampasas, lampasas co., TX I d. 16 mar 1963
burnet co., TX / bd. same)
CO.,
NPCHOILS
#20. Lorenzo P)ow NI@HBES, sr. (b. 10
feb 1816 loudoun co.. V A I d. 30 nov 1876 I bd.
oak hill cem., lampasas, lampasas co., TX) md.
25 may 1839 marion co., MO Amanda
MaUvenia BQYCIE, dau. of#22 (b. 1819
hopkins co., KY)
#21. Lorenzo P)ow NICHOLS, Jr. (b. 20
may 1845 MO / d. 4 dec 1908 A. worth, tarrant
co., TX / bd. oak hill cem., lampasas, lampasas
co., TX) md. 18 nov 1868 Florentine
'Williams GUINN, dau o f #23 (b. 6jan
1853 GA / d. 3 1 dec 1921 tarrant co., TX / bd.
fi. worth, tarrant co., TX)
BOYCE
#22. Nicholas Ba'YCIE (d. oct 1849 travis
co., TX) md. 1 1 mar 18 16 hopkins co., KY
SaPPy ASHBY
Rebecca LAWEEY, dau. of #28
(b. 5 jul 1853 pontotoc co., MS / d. 3 jan
1927 thornton, limestone co., TX / bd.
same)
#26. Arthur SHEPPERD (b. 4 aug
1889 limestone co., TX / d. 8 feb 1949
burnet, burnet co., TX I bd. burnet cem.,
burnet, burnet co., TX) md. 25 jul 1910
science hall, limestone co., TX
.!Juanita WEWMAN,dau.of#29
(b. 10 sep 1894 limestone co., TX I d. 4
jan 1977 burnet, burnet co., TX I bd.
same)
#27. Dr. Joseph Arthur
SHEPPERD (b. 27 nov 191 1
thornton, limestone co., TX / d. 23 oct
I986 burnet, burnet co., TX I bd. burnet
cem., burnet, burnet co., TX) md. 1928
Vera Mae MALE, dau. o f #31 (b.
10 jun 1912 oletha, limestone co., TX /
d. 21 feb 1994 I bd. palacios cem.,
palacios, matagorda co., TX)
GUII"
#23. J. $rv. GUINN (b. 1830 SC) md. M a w
(b. 1834 TN)
SHEPBEWD
#24. William SHEPPERD, Jr. (b. 10 dec
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#28. William A. EAWLEY (b.
15
jul 1807 SC / d. 10 jul 1871 / bd. king
cem.. limestone co., TX [no marker])
Clay L.BROWN and Alma C. PlPER
3910 Willbert Rd.
Austin, TX 78751
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md. 19 may 1836 tuscaloosa co., AL
Sara Ann TINDALL (b. 25 jul 1822
A L / d . 1887)
NEWMAN
#29. Joe Bopan NEWMAN (b. 8
oct 1861 amite co., MS I d . 14 aug 1941
sudan, lamb co., TX / bd. sudan, lamb
co., TX) md. 4 mar 1880 caseyville,
lincoln co., MS Nancv Eudora
SMITH (b. 17 jul 1864 franklin co.,
MS [now part of lincoln co., MS] I d. 27
aug 1848 sudan, lamb co., TX / bd.
same)
Austin. TX
1950.Juanita GIL, dau. of #34 (b.
29 may 1929 saginaw, saginaw co., MI)
GALVEZ
#34. Jesus GALVEZ (b. guadalajara,
MEXICO / d. sayinaw, sayinaw co., MI)
md. Francisca ORTIZ, dau. of
#35 (b. 2 apr 1905 rio frio, real GO., TX
/ d. 18 aug 1893 san angelo, tom green
co., TX)
ORTIZ
#35. Silvestre ORTIZ (b. 3 I dec
1850 I d. 26 feb 1927 I bd. san jose cem.,
austin, travis co., TX) md. Francisca
BERMEA
HALL
#30. James Larkin HALL (b. 1845
a)
md. Sarah Marie BRICE (b.
1850 TX)
#31. William Henrv HALL (b. 4
nov 1885 crockett, houston co., TX I d.
1952 / bd. rosemound cem., waco,
mclennan co., TX) md. Ethel
ALEWINE, dau. of #32 (b. 15 jul
1895 farrar, limestone co., TX / d. 2 may
1972 dallas co., TX I bd. palacios
cemetery, palacios, matagorda co., TX)
ALEWINE
#32. Elisha ALEWINE (b. 1846
AL)md. Elizabeth DAUGHERTY
(b. 1846 AL)
GARCES
#33. Ramon GARCES (b. 15 dec
1925 laredo, Webb co., TX) md. 15 sep
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Austin. TX
74ay-1996
WUlimn p.rbhBird
Barn 2806-1819
JohlIaBild
Ban 4-Mar-lW
EWdeeon County. Texas
Died 24-Feb1917
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Died 17-Feb-1895
Temple, Texas
Diad aM 1874
Ausbjn. Tslres
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UlonCedbThwp
Born 2-1943
James Lewis Cooper
Died 12-1837
submittedby:
James L Coopar
fi404cheVycirde
/\lstir.Texas 78723
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No. 2 (June 19961
Austin. Tx
744~1996
1878
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diustir. Texas
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ImArenieMcEhoy
Died: lW&v-1958
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Died: 6-Aug-1976
Died:
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1954
Austin, Texas
6 M HuolrnAmborron"8uUy"Coop.r
sp. Ethel Estelle Goff
Born: 17-Mcw1918
Died:
7 F Ho(lyaClmriotteCooper
sp. Marion#Aonk"RaVis
sp. Carl Hanford Currier
8 M HirlleyLewibWCooper
sp. Evelyn Lois Bird
Born: 23-Apr-1921
Died:
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Died: 9 s e ~ l 9 9 1
Born: 8-1921
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Austin,Texas
BaUinger, Runnels Co.,Texas
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C.B. Dodgen
107 WR 620 South 182-C
A u s t i n , TX 70734
Phyllis Juanita BcRm
Bwn: 5 September 1927
in E l o t k k m , Taylor, ICI
Wife:
spc
in
D i e d:
SRC
2a ktcJust 1946
Cktstin, T r a v i s , TX
Mamiage date:
Marriage locationg
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29 July 1947
Pi 18 November 1949
F f5Uctober 1951
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David
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in cktstin, Travis;, TX
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STC
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Katie Eelle CHISM
Born: 27 September 1898
in Kmm, Ikntar, T)(
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in Ko-erm, Dartm, TX
sor
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33 Sptemberc 1963
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1 4 . k m m b e r 1916
M 25 December 1917
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2 bklda\chirnDQDGEM
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4 Jarnee Franklin KMJDQN
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Ancestor Lstina Paaes
Austin, TX
C . E . Dodgen
107 RR 620 South #l2-C
A u s t i n , TX 78734
Joseph t M a r y
Ktsband: Joseph Washingtar Dodgen
Emm: 3,June 1852
in Folk County,
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Died: 3 August 1927
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Mary F r a n c e s Wley
Rn-n: 17 Septemkr 1853 in
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Flcryd Cannty, Georgia
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Thorndale, Texas
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1 David Lauis Dodgen
2 CIda Evalena Dodgen
3 SLle Ella Dadgen
4 L e t t i e I r e n e Dodgen
5 Jtxeph Francis Dodgen
6 Mary E l i z a b e t h Dodgen
7 J o b Henry Dodgen
8 Martha Margaret Dpdgen
9 C l a r e n c e Emnett DODGEN
10 W i l l i a m Claude Dodgen
Oscar & A l b e r t
M
F
F
F
M
F
M
F
M
M
N
B i r t h dates
11 June 1872
21 &tgUst 1875
17 September 1878
28 March 1-1
1 October 1883
2 September 1886
10 December 18B8
2 Jamcav 1893
10 Febnrary 1896
16 February 1899
1
hsband: Oscar Jotnsan Chism
Earn: 12 November 1862
i n Washingtan CO., TX
IjTc
D i d o 30 November 1940
in Krum, Dentcn. TX
SrC
Wifer
A l b e r t Sydney Johnston J a w s
in Tabacco Fbrt, Stewart, TN
src
Died: 5 October 1939
i n Ktum, Darton, TX
Born: 10 Octaher l.866
5%
Marriage date:
Marriage locatian:
25 December 185'0
Children
1
2
3
4
5
Sylvester J c n e s c h i s m
J e t u M "Jake or Wgh" MISM
Oscar Olin MISM
K a t i e Belle MISM
ChnieL
6 LorenaLeilaChivn
7 sydda Mabel Chi=
DiMxced:
sex
M
M
PI
F
N
B i r t h dates
16 September I891
21 A U g C l E i t 1893
19 July 1895
27 September 1898
F March 1%:)
F 16 /Ltgust 1 T J l
F 9 July 15!&
AGS Quarterly
Ancestor Lstina Panes
C.E. Dodgem
P O 7 RR $20 South t 1 2 - C
Austim, TX 70734
I
Eli & Jane
Hasband: Eli wM3EAI
Born: I790
Austin. Tx
in
Gewgia
SIT
in
D i e d : 1860
A t l a n t a , f3
S h
WiPeg
Jaw EUWW
Porn: 1792
in
SPC
in Atlanta, GCI
Died: I861
STC
Marriage dateg
Phrriage lacatim P
Divorced:
N
same I
sex
Child1 Emily D M3M3EN
F
PI
2 J h M s M3M3EN
3 J ~ S y 1 v e r ; t e r ~
4 William 0 WMiEN
9 Francis C DODGEN
6 EliWashingtml”
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Wife:
.......
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pt
PO
F
M
-
~
....
B i r t h dates
1814
16 Wgust 1819
lS22
1826
1BXt
1833
Eleanor McpFERsa\l
BM-n: 18 July 1798
in lhial CQLBIty,
sc
src
Died: 10 Play 1856
Mappiage date:
i n Gatesville, Coryell, TX
5m
EFQE %a4
Divorced8
N
Marriage locatims
ScRIrce:
sex
B i r t h dates
F 19 August 1822
M 22March1824
M 2 October 1825
F 1ocktobw1826
F 25 October 1828
M 2September1830
F
F
15Dececnber1832
11 June 1835
F 13May1838
F 27February 1841
M 10 October 1642
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Austin. TX
C . B . Dodgen
107 RR 820 South #lZ-C
Austin, TX 78734
1
J o h & Mary
Msband: Jotn Lewis Dodgen
Burn: 16 Augutzt 1819
F l b b w i l l e C u m t y , SC
in
SrC
Died: 1 February 1895
in plosque
-tY,
-l-x
5rc
M a r y E l i z a b e t h Uaoley
Born: 16 March 1827
in
Wife:
Georgia
S K
Died: 24 Fe-ry
in
1895
Marriage date:
Marriage lacation:
~
LCUUlty,
E
TX
Divorced:
26 Nov#ntxr 1844
Floyd m t y , GA
N
source :
.
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81
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M
3 June 1852
M
M
28 Hay 1847
8 February 1849
7 fwgust 1854
8 October 1857
29 January 1860
5 January 1864
16 January 1865
8 May 1868
F
M
M
M
M
M
van Doaley Dcxgen
_____.
b i r t h dates
A
*
Children
Joseph Washington Dodgen
Jotn Lewis M g e n J r
James Harris D0dga-i
Letitia Ophelia Dodgen
Wgustus B l a k e Dodgen
Thunas J Dodge
George M m g m
Robert Lee Gordon Dalgen
.
.. , .
..
. .. .
.. .
Sarah
l-&sbmd: Jehu MCPher-san CHISM
Born: 22 March 1824
in
Kentucky
SIT
D i e d : 5 February 1?03
i n Emliver, Dentcn, TX
SIT
Wife:
Sarah chn Hackworth
born: 2 Dec#nber 1833
i n CIlabama
SIT
D i e d : 2 l CIpri1 1884
i n Granbury,Hmd,TX
SIT
Marriage date:
Marriage location:
4 PuJgUst 18x)
Tippah crxlnty, ffi
Divorcd!
N
m e :
Chil d m
1 James Marshall Chism
2 MattHackwwthMISM
3 M a r y KateM1S-l
4 Georgechivn
5 Oscar Jotnsar Chi=
6 Jehr W i l l b m MISM
1
Sex
B i r t h dates
M 10 Octoher 1851
M March 18s
F M#JUT 1857
M 1861
M 12November 1862
M 1865
I
2 CHESTER TOM COWLEY-29:
b 31 Aug 1895 COVINGTON,HILL,TX; m 26 Apt1918 COVINGTON,HILL COUNTY,TEXCIS; d 30 Aug 1958 FT WORTH,TARRANT,TX
3 OTTIE LAURA MORRISON-30: b 12 O c t 1S99 ROGERS,EELL,TX; d 21 O c t 1984
AUSTIN,TRWJIS,TX
_._-----------------__^_________________-------------------------------------.
3rd GENERATION
b 2 J u l 1B68 SMIlHVILLE,MONROE,MS; m 13 J u l 1890
HILL,TX; d 21 Jul 1944 COVINGTOM,HILL,TX
5 JESSIE VIRGINIA OLIVER-35: b 31 Play 1873; d 5 Mar 1954 COVINGTON,
HILL,TX
6 JOHN MATTHEW MORRISON-40: b 9 Aug 1868 CHERRYVILLE9GASTON,NC; m 17
Jan 1897 ,RELL,TX; d 5 Nov I947 ,JOHNSON,TX
7 MAUDE M WOODWARD-41: b 4 Sep 1880 BRYAN,BRGZOS,TX; d 14 Jun 1915
C~VINGTON,HILL,TX
4 JOE L COWLEY-34:
............................................................................
4th
GENERATION
ROBERT COWLEY-49: b 30 Jun 1818 ,CHESTEH,SC; m 1845 ,,SOUTH
CAROLINA; d 6 Nov 1874 COVINGTON,HILL,TX
A . REBECCA MECIDOR-SO: b 27 Jun 1830 % , S C ; d 5 Aug 1908 COVINGTON,
HILL TX
THOMAS S OLIVER-58: b 29 Jan 1847 ,,VCI\j d 23 Jan 1918
MARTHe L SANDERS-59: b 9 M a r 1851 9 3 M S i d 22 Sep 1942
J O H N MORRISON-60:
b 28 A p r 1839 ,LINCOLN,NC; m 13 Aug 1865
CHERRYVILLE,GASTON COUNTY,NORTH CAROLINCI; d 1 Jan 1874 CHERRYVILLE,
GASTDN ,NC
ELIRAH LAURA STROUPE-61: b 28 O c t 1849; d 1 D ~ C1940 CHERRYVILLE,
GASTON, NC
THOMAS JEFFERSON WOODWARD-66: b 1854 WASHINGTON/BRAZO,WASHINGTON,TX;
m 24 Dec 1878 ,BRAZOS COUNTY,TEXAS; d A b t 1930 HONROE,OUACHITfi,LA
MARTHA HUDSON-67: b 1893 ERYCtN,BRAZOS,TX; d A b t 1885/1887 o r T X
5 t h GENERATION
16 MOSES COWLEY-68:
b 4 Jan 1788 ,CHESTER,SC; m ,,SOUTH CCIROLINA; d
s 9
MS
17 GRIZY-69:
b 1790 ,,SC
CHARLES SANDERS-S26: 4 1831 , , N C
24 MAXWELL MORRISON-78: b R b t 1811 ,,NC; m 13 c l p ~1836 ,LINCOLN,NORTH
CAROLINA; d A f t 1870 ,GASTON,NC
25 ELIZABETH EAKER-79: b A b t 1813 ,LINCOLN,NC; d Rft 1870 ,GASTON C0,NC
26 MATTHEW STROUPE-81: b 5 Dec 1807 ,LINCOLN,NC; m 21 Sep 1846 ,LINCOLN
NORTH CAROLINA; d 1 Jul 1858 ,GASTON,NC
27 BARBARA BLACK-82: b 22 M a y 1822 , , N C ; d 20 M a r 1890 ,GASTON,NC
28 JAMES M WOUDWARD-662: b CIbt 1830 ,,TN; m 23 Nov 1852 ,WASHINGTON,
TEXAS
29 '3. CI CRAWFORD-683: b A b t I835 9 P T N
s(:)LEONARD HUDSON-63: b 20 May 1826 ,RANDOLPH,AR; m 26 Mar 18SO ,BRAZOS
COUNTY,TEXAS; d 1 Jan I890 BRYAN,ERAZOS,TX
q-4
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Austin. TX
AHNENTAFEL CHART
32 ROBERT COWLEY-75:
33
50
51
52
53
b 1750; m ,CHESTER COUNTY,SOUTH C A R O L I N A ; d 13 Sep
1846 ,CHESTER,SC
MARY-457:
b FIbt 1767; d 1844 ,CHESTER,SC'
PETER E A K E R - 7 0 1 :
b 1765 ,TRYON,NC;
m 6 Sep 1792 ,LINCOLN,NC;
d 16
A p r 1846 ,GASTON,NC
JANE K I S E R - 7 0 2 :
b A b t 1775; d 25 A p r 1848 ,GASTON,NC
b A b t 1779 , L I N C O L N C0,NC;
m 19 Feb 1803 , L I N C O L N
D A N I E L STROUF-734:
NC; d 8 Nov 1824 ,LLNCOLN,NC
MARY ( P O L L Y ) GOODSON-735:
b A b t 1785; d 11 Dec 1833 , L I N C O L N / G M T O N ,
NC
54 STEPHEN B L A C K - 1 7 0 1 :
b 3 Feb 1800 ,LINCOLN,NC;
m 1 A u g 1821
CHERRYVILLE,LINCOLN,NC;
d 22 Jun 1856
b 1799; d 9 Aug 1882 CHEHRYVILLE,GASTON,NC
55 E L I Z A B E T H BROWN-1711:
60 HENRY GREGG HUDSON-88:
b 1 Feb 1800 ,SMITH,TN;
m 1822 ,SMITH,TN;
d
24 M a r 1877 BRYAN.BRAZOS,TX
6 1 E & I Z A B E T H BELLCIH-89: b A b t 1803 ,,TN;
d 24 NoV 1880 ERYAN,ERAZOS,TX
6 2 JAMES A L F R E D HEAD-96:
b 25 Jun 1797 ,,GA;
m 27 D e c 1818 ,JAMES CO,
GEORGIA; d 22 Sep 1872 HEADSVILLE,HOBERTSON,TX
63 E L I Z A B E T H S E A L E - 9 7 :
b 12 Jun 1804 , , G A
7 t h GENERATION
101
C H R I S T I A N EAKER-713:
b A b t 1722 ,,GERMANY;
m A b t 1760 ,LINCOLN,NC;
d
B e f 1776 , L I N C O L N (TRYON),NC
b 30 Nov 1746 ,LANCASTER,PA;
d M a r 1818 , L I N C O L N
E V E WHISENHUNT-714:
NC
LAWRENCE E I Z E R JH-1104:
b A b t 1740 , , P A ; d A f t 1820 ,LINCOLN,NC
b 1732 RHINELAND,FALITINATE,GERMANY; d 1804
JACOB STROUF-1682:
LINCOLN,NC
NANCY-1683
d B e f 1809 ,LINCOLN,NC
MATTHEW GOODSON-1687:
EPHRAIM BLACK SR-827:
b 11 Feb 1767; m 2 1 Dec 1790 ,LINCOLN,NC;
d 24
Sep 1843 ,LINCOLN,NC
T A B I T H A DOSHEY HOMSLEY-828:
b 4 Jun 1778; d 6 J u l 1854 ,LINCOLN,NC
EDWARD D HUDSON-94:
b 2 5 Dec 1756 ,KERSHAW,SC;
m 1786 LCINCASTER
DIST.,KERSHAW
C0,SC;
d 4 A p r 1845 RAVENDEN SPRINGS,RANDOLPH,ARK
b A b t 1766/1769 ,KERSHAW,SC;
d 29 NOV 1848
MARY ANN WHEAT-95:
RAVENDEN SPRINGS,RANDOLPH,ARK
b ,,VA;
m 11 D e c 1792 ,GOOCHLAND,VA
LEONARD B E L L A H - 1 0 8 9 :
S A R A H W I NGF IE L D - 1 0 9 0
b 23 Sep 1758 ,ORANGE CD,VA;
m 5 D e c 1775 ,ORANGE CO
JAMES H E A D - 8 5 9 :
VA; d A f t 23 Oct 1795 ,ELEERT C0,GA
E L I Z A B E T H J A N E T POWELL-860:
d 1827
THOMAS S E A L E - 1 0 7 :
b 7 J u l 1759 ,CUMBERLAND,NC;
m A f t 1796 ,,GA;
d 12
Nov 1825 GREENSBORO,,AL
RACHEL PAXTER Z N D - 5 6 2
,
105
1.06
108
109
120
121
125
126
127
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4HNENTAFEL CHARY
203
204 LORENTZ 0 KAYSER-1105:
b A b t 1710 ,,GERMANY;
d J u l 1786 ,LINCOtN,NC
205 SARAH-1106:
b ,,GERMANY;
d A f t 1786 ,LINCOLN,NC
m ,,GERMANY
208 PETER STROUP-1684:
209 M F I R I A - 1 6 8 5
216 THOMAS B L A C K - 8 2 9 :
b ,,PA;
d Bef J u l 1779
217 E L I Z A B E T H - 8 3 0
218 HOMSLEY-1724
b A b t 1730; m g g S C
240 HENRY HUDSON J R - 1 7 7 5 :
2 4 1 E L I Z A B E T H GREGG-1784
m p9VA
242 JOHN WHEAT J R - 1 7 8 6 :
243 D I C E Y S M I T H - 1 7 8 7
244 SAMUEL WALTER B E L L A H JW-1092: d B e f 1819
24 5 HESTEH-1091:
d 1819 ,SPIPTW,TN
b 1731 LANCASTER OR,PRINCE GEORGE C0,VA;
m 1754
248 B E N J A M I N HEAD-866:
VA; d 19 A u g 1803 ,ORANGE C0,VA
b 1734; d 1821
24 9 SARAH WARTHA SHhAMAN-867:
250 SIMON POWEL-L-1691:
b ,ORANGE C0,VA;
m 9 9 V A ; d Eef 22 A u g 1771 ,
ORANGE ,VA
251 M~IRTHA-18 58
252 CHARLES SECILE-369: b 10 Feb 1729 ,PRINCE W I L L I A M B V A ; m 1758
CUMBERLAND,NC;
d 1798 , F A % R F I E L D 9 S C
253 L Y D I A HUSE-370
2 54 COLONEL B A X T E R - 5 6 1
,
,
9 t h GENERATION
404 P H I L I P PETER V I S I N A N D - 1 1 2 0 :
b 10 A p f 1684 KLOSTEK,HEILSBRUCK,
GERMANY; m ,,GERMANY;
d A b t 1744 OLD LANCASTER,,PA
405 ANNA HELENA NEFF-1121:
b ,,GERMANY
432 D A V I D B L A C K - 1 7 2 0
480 HENRY HUDSON SR-1768:
b A b t 1700 t r g V A ; d ,BUTTE,NC
482 HENRY GREGG-1785:
b ,RAPPAHANOCK,VA
484 JOHN WHEAT S R - 1 7 9 1
486 W I L L I A M S M I T H C A P T A I N - 1 7 9 2
480 SAMUEL WALTER B E L L A H - 1 9 9 4
496 HENRY HEAD-1561:
b 1695; m B e f 1715 ,,VcI;
d 1765 ,SPOTSYLVANIA,VA
497 FRANCES SPENCE-1562
498 ROBERT SHARMAN-1579: d ,CULPEPPER C 0 , V A
499 LUCY MFIRSHALL-l&90:
d ,CULPEPPER C 0 , V A
504 CINTHONY SEALE-747:
b 1695; m 25 Dec 1720; d hug 1781 ,PRINCE W I L L I F I N
VA
so 5 ANNE BRISTOW-748: b 1701; d A f t D e c 1781
506 JAMES MUSE-566: b 1722 p p V G ;m E e f 1759; d ,PRINCE W I L L I A H , V A
507 S O P H I E POPE-567
b 1.734 p o N C
508 E L I EAXTER-560:
808 F R A N C I S V I S I N A N T - 1 2 2 0 :
b A b t 1660 NEAR LAUSANNE,pSWITZEHLAND
809 A N N A - 1 2 2 1
8 1 0 CONHADT NEFF-1219: d ,HASSLOCK,GERMANY
960 W I L L I A M HUDSON-1764:
b 1668 y , , V A
976 MOSES P E L L A H - 1 7 9 5 :
b 4 b t 1722 s 9 S C
992 JAMES HEAD-1570:
d 1748 ,SPOTYSYLVCINIh,Vfi
993 BETTY R U S S E L L - I S 7 1
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Austin, TX
Ssrry &0..si
2487 N-@e2P.
AHNENTAFEL CHART
Ip&N/Z7P73/
A u g 1995
@
Page 4
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994 ALEXANDER SPENCE D H - 1 5 6 3 :
m 6 Feb 1694 ,RICHMOND C0,VA;
d ,KING
GEORGE, VA
995 E L I Z A B E T H BROWNE-1568
1008 ANTHONY SEALE S R - 1 7 2 9 :
b A b t 1649 ,,VA;
d A b t 1726 , , V A
1010 JOHN B R I S T O W - 7 5 5 :
b 1672
1011 MARY N I C H O L L S - 7 5 6
.
1012 THOMAS MUSE-761:
b A b t 1665 ,,VA;
d May 1732 ,WESTMORELAND C0,VA
1014 HUMPHREY P O P E - 1 5 5 2 : d A b t 1734 ,WESTMORELAND C0,VA
1015 AMEY V E A L E - 1 5 5 5 :
d B e f 1733
..............................................................................
11th GENERATION
1920 R I C H A R D HUDSON J R - 1 7 5 6
1921
1952
1988
1989
MARY BOWMAN-1762
JOSEPH B E L L A H - 1 7 9 6
P A T R I C K SPENCE-1564:
b 1633; d B e f 27 May 1712 ,LANCASTER
C0,VA
DORCAS-1565
1990 E V A N BROWNE-1572
2016 W I L L I A M S E A L E S R - 1 7 3 0 :
b A b t 1634 ,,ENGLAND;
d A b t 1700 , , V A
2 0 2 4 - J O H N MUSE S R - 7 7 0 :
b 1633 ,,ENGLAND;
d 1723 ,WESTMORELAND CU,VA
2028 HUMPHREY P O P E - 1 5 4 8 : m ,WESTMORELAND,VA;
d 1695 ,WESTMORELAND,VA
2029 E L I Z A B E T H H A W K I N S - 1 5 4 9
LU.~*.(JMAUR I C E VEALE- 1576
----
_________---_-___----------------------------------------------------------.--12th G E N E R A T I O N
Q
RICHARD
HUDSON ~ ~ - 1 7 5 4
MARY H A Y E S - 1 7 5 5
W I L L I A M BELLAH-1797:
b ,,SCOTLAND
SEALE-1744:
b ,,ENGLAND
4058 R I C H A R D H A W K I N S - 1 5 5 0
3840
3841
3904
4032
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REFLECTIONS OF MY EARLY YEARS
By: Ralph L. Tschirhart
Submitted by: Anna Louise Tschirhart Hans and Harold B. Hans,Sr.
father, Ralph L. Tschirhart (19081993) in an old ledger which is in the possession of Teresa
Tschirhart Hackebeil. his granddaughter. Teresa had given him the ledger and asked him to record memories of his early years.
In 1933. Eloise BiDDert. a friend of the familv. t v ~ e dthe folldna unedited notes.
My mother was Cecilia Huesser. She was lucky she received a grammar school education. She
could write real good in German and English. She was a devout person, hard working. She always sang
or whistled when she worked. She worked a long time for Mr. & ME. L.M. Tondre for $8.00 a month,
seven days a week. She also worked as a house maid for the Howards in Del Rio, Texas. Her mother
was also a devoted person. She received daily Communion as long as she was able to go to church. My
mother had a big garden and all kinds of fruit trees and lots of flowers. We had fresh lettuce almost all
the year round. The biggest pleasure my mother had was doing something for her family. She milked
the cow and made a pound of butter almost every day. I would churn it sometimes. I carried the stove
wood into the house, and a Mexican would chop it and the same Mexican would spade the garden.
When we killed (pig) in the wintertime we had fresh sausage, bacon, kutla, head cheese, liver sausage,
and pickled pigs feet. Ah! how good we ate all the time! She cooked a soup every day my father wanted
a bowl of soup before dinner every day. And we had meat every day at dinner and supper, except on
Friday. We usually had beans, noodles, and prunes or peaches and sometimes we had cheese
enchiladas.
My mother was always happy, she loved to work, and she would do anything for us. She would
cook me pancakes at 3:OO o'clock in the afternoon.
Her mother became senile in her later years and she stayed at our house and my mother took
care of her for eleven years, missing one nite (sic) when my father was in the hospital; then my wife
stayed with her. When my Grandma died my mother was so glad that she had been able to take care of
her.
I never will forget the sermon Father Lenzen had at her (my mother's) burial. He said if he could
canonize a saint this would be the person he would canonize. It was a wonderful feeling, she was a great
person. (She died of breast cancer).
My father was Ed. A. Tschirhart. He was a blacksmith, and a hard working one. He was born on
his daddy's farm east of Castroville and had had 2 years of school. They had to work on the farm and as
he was the oldest, he had to stay home most of the time. When he was eighteen years old he left home
and went to Quihi to learn the blacksmith and wheelwright trade from an old German. His name was
Shrader. He borrowed $81.00 from his father to pay for his room and board. It was $9.00 a month and
he never spent a nickel outside of his room and board. He stayed at Henry Leossburg family and never
went no other place but to the blacksmith shop for nine months. He learned to temper steel, read well,
and was an excellent horse shoer. Also build (sic) new wheels for buggies and wagons. He always had
a helper in the shop and when the canal was build (sic) he would shoe 18 to 20 horses and mules in 1
day. Fitted and put 4 shoes on a horse for $1.00 a head. But he made money in those days because he
build (sic) a new house for his bride, and bought 100 acres of land in the first few years of his blacksmith
work.
' "V Imtki-evening he would comb home and lay on the front porch too tired to eat but in a little while
he would come in and.eat his supper by kerosene lights, of course. After 25 years at his work, he retired
and went back to his first love, farming, which:he did for several 'years. His shop was next to the saloon
and when he was finished shoeing a horse or some other work, they would get what was called a growler,
which was a little tin bucket of beer. It cost 15 cents and the bucket was passed around and I got a
swallow once in awhile, and it was so good.
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we have today, he could have lived a
long time'yet. He died with Uric Acid.(Kidney failure). I have a trace of it but Zyloprim tablets take care
of it.
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Grandpa and Grandma Tschirhart had 5 boys and one girl, and their farm was 3 1/2 miles east of
Castroville on Highway 90. He sold it to Emil Mechler and retired in Castroville. I was the oldest
grandchild and Grandpa would come and get me in his little wagon and we would go fishing up at Paul
Haby’s place.
Grandpa died with a stroke. I was at his bedside when he died. He turned black and blue and
was dead. He drank a lot, mostly whiskey.
r
Grandma (Ahr) Tschirhart was a good old soul. She worked hard and had a hard life, but like all
the old people they stuck it out. When they lived in Castroville, Dad would hitch up the buggy and we
would visit with them once or twice a week.
Grandpa Huesser was a grand old man. He came to Castroville in 1854 and was brew master
for Mr. Keiffer. The brewery was in the basement of the building where the antique shop is$ was also
the Wemette saloon and the L.M.Tondre store.
Later he had a saloon with Mr. Kilhom as a partner, shortly though, he bought out Mr. Kilhom
and he had the saloon where the bank is now. First it was a frame building and in 1906 he build (sic) the
store building where the bank is now.
He never drank water, he said water was only to wash your feet in. He drank 20 to 30 glasses
(small glasses) of beer every day. He had an old tom cat that went to the saloon with him every day and
at nite (sic) he would go ahead of Grandpa and meow ahead of him. The walks in those days were
mostly brush and they had trails through them.
Grandpa Huesser lived to be 88 years old. He never was sick one day in his life. He went and
took a dip in the river every morning before daylight.
He took a nap every day after dinner and at two o’clock he would get up and drink one cup of
coffee and eat one piece of preserve bread. So one day when Grandma had his coffee ready, he did not
come; she went and looked and he had died in his sleep.
Grandma Huesser (Schwendemann) was a pious and good woman. She had 1 child before she
married Grandpa Huesser. She was married to Mr. Bilhartz and he died soon after this first child
(Pauline) was born. So she married Grandpa Huesser. They had 5 girls and 3 boys. The girls names
were Mary, Adline (she was my Godmother and lived to be 104 years old), Melanie, Cecilia and Helen.
The 3 boys were Joe, Fritz and Eugene. Pauline Bilhartz married a Mr. Torres and they had a saloon
across the street from Judge Roy Bean’s Jersey Lily. Once in a while Grandpa would give his children a
little money. When he gave his children $100.00, Pauline would get $50.00.
I went to Alsace (France) and found our Huesser relatives in Wittlesheim where he came from.
Our home was where Connie now lives. We had the whole half a block. We had a big barn, cow
pen, hog pen, chicken house, rabbit hutch, garden, fruit trees and a flower bed. Half of the block was
planted in hay in the summer and oats for the cows in winter. I was the oldest and Nedla is 3 years
younger than I and Helen is 10 years younger than I.
We grew up and went to school every day and walked. No cars or bicycles. We went home at
noon for dinner and going and coming to and from school the boys walked on one side of the street and
the girls on the other. We had to go to Mass every morning. When we started school we could not
speak English. We had first reader in English and first reader in German. We learned the German a lot
easier than the English. We didn’t learn the pronunciation of the V and the thlill later in life. We did not
distinguish the difference between the 2 and the 0. After school we would play. Hilmer Mangold and I
were the best of friends, so were Nedla and Madeline (Hilly’s sister).
ab
We had cows and horses and mules on the streets. They kept the grass and weeds down in the
street. My Dad fixed us a little wagon with shafts and he made a harness for a big goat we had and we
would hitch the goat to the little wagon and haul rock, manure or anything. We had fun.
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Many evenings, Hilmer and I would go with his Grandma to her garden at the river where Wiley
Mangold and Kilhom now live. She had a big garden and we would pump water from a shallow well for
the garden.
In the winter time I always set traps. I caught skunks, possums, coons and bobcats. Our school
would stink in the winter, never got rid of the skunk smell. We made a little money from the pelts.
In the spring we always fixed us a ball diamond on a vacant lot. We made our own balls and
bats. On our playground at the school we had a six foot solid fence between the boys and girls. No
playing together.
Sister Pierre was one of our teachers and she broke one of those yard sticks on me every other
day. They didn’t hurt, broke easy. Sister Marcella was our best teacher. She would have been a
General if she were a man. She had discipline and when she cracked you with a pomegranate switch
across your bare calf you had a red mark. But we leamed under her. I still remember her every nite (sic)
in my prayers.
We enjoyed our neighborhood. All the kids to play with. We played marbles, spin tops, hide and
seek, all such dumb games, but we thought it was great.
In the summer we were in the river all the time. We had a big swing on a cypress tree just above
the dam.. It would take you half across the river. We also had a spring board. That was our biggest
enjoyment in the summer. Swimming and more swimming. The river was clean, we would dive way
down and get a cool drink. The swimming hole above the dam was enjoyed by many people from all
around, Hondo, Devine, D’Hanis and all the small communities would come to swim and play.
We went 9 years to the parochial school, and 2 years to the public school. We never had a
library. At the public school we had two books, Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. But we learned
reading, writing and arithmetic. Never to (sic) good at spelling.
Our teachers at the public school were Miss Octavia Davis, Mrs. Sonny Haass, and Joseph,ine
Brucks. In the winter on Friday nites (sic) we would take the three teachers and go coon hunting from
DeMontels up to Rio Medina. It was fun.
Later when we were out of school we would go to dances and surprise parties on the farms.
Sweep out an old barn and go to fiddling. We always had a good dance on Sunday nites (sic).
Wemettes Garden and Electric Park dance hall. We didn’t go in blue jeans. We wore white shirts and
ties, and the girls were all dressed nice, we respected each other.
Jimmy Klein was the good orchestra. Jimmy played 2 clarinets at one time. He was great. We
danced waltzes, one step, trots, Charleston, and later when we were older we danced the old time
dances. Waltzes, 2 steps, schotish (sic), put your little foot and others.
Grandpa Droitcourt played the fiddle, Aunt Alice the piano, and Paul Tschirhart the flute. No
microphone, and you could hear them, real nice music. We really enjoyed dancing with all the nice
ladies. My wife was a good dancer, well most all could dance well, because we learned young. The
Brieden girls were light as a feather. Alice and I won the waltz contest at the Wernettes garden. Came
and Laura were really good dancers. Mother and I really could dance the schotish (sic), we liked to
dance it. I had several girl friends before I found Mother.
We had good teachers in our school. We learned the Baltimore catechism and I believe the
world would be better today if we lived as we learned.
At Christmas time dad would get a cedar tree. Mother put a few candles, candy, fruit and a few
trimmings, and sometimes a few gifts on it. I never will forget when I received a 20 cent can of paint for
my bicycle. But we always had good eats every day of the year. Homemade bread, butter, cheese,
bacon, sausage, blood sausage, head cheese, and all the good things that are no good so they tell us.
That is all B.S., what goes in does not hurt, only what goes out.
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Austin. TX
Every Monday inoming was wash day. Hot watcr was rnadc and cvcrything scrubbcd on r7 wash
board and all the wash and rinse water was poured to the fig (trees) and on the grass.
Friday all the good clothes was ironed. I remember one Sunday I used 3 ironed white shirts.
When Tragasser opened the Electric Park Dance hall, I was the coat checker. 10 cents each. There
were so many people I had hats and coats all over the room and checked out perfect. It was the best
dance hall almost anywhere. AIways had a big crowd.
r
Lots of bootleg beer and whiskey. I guess that's why so many came to Castroville, we had at
one time 56 bootleggers wide open. Beer was 10 cents a bottle and whiskey was $1.OO a flask. Cheaper
by the gallon. I watched Joe (Sport) Tschirhart and Uncle Rudolph make whiskey. It came out of the still
white as water and about 180 proof. They put it in cleaned oak kegs to pour in the added water to bring it
down to 90 or 100 proof. Everybody made beer at home. One of our favorite places to go was Ma
Kempfs place. We would get a head of lettuce and a loaf of limburger cheese and go and get some
beers and eat, sing and be merry.
Sport Tschirhart had one of the biggest joints in Castroville. Beer, wine and whiskey and poker
games. I remember one day he had two poker tables going and the revenue agents were making raids.
Henry Halter told all the bootleggers that Mr. Stevens was in town, so Sport told his brother, August, to
go hitch up the hearse and stand in front of fhe house, so he did, and when Mr. Stevens drove by, he
took off his hat, he thought there was a funeral with all the cars and the hearse around the house. By the
way, one of the Newton boys was in a poker game. (The Newton boys were the last famous bank
robbers).
When I opened the little grocery and the fruit stand, we would pack 1 can of Blue Ribbon malt, 1
Fleishmanns yeast, 1 pound of beer caps and 5 pounds of sugar. That was on a Monday morning. This
batch would make from 80 to 100 bottles of beer. The cost of this batch was about $1.60 to $1.75.
We were married in 1929 on April 23, in LaCoste, Texas. We went to Dallas and Fort Worth for
about 6 or 7 days. I had a model T touring car, but Alvin, my wife's brother, let us have his coupe. We
left with 14 boots in the tires and 2 new tires in the trunk. We made the trip and never had a flat. We
stayed in the new Plaza Hotel the first nite (sic) in room 342. We went to the Aztec Theater that evening
and I don't remember the film, but I do remember a colored guy sitting under a railroad, and him singing
"The Lonesome Road."
We paid $5.00 a month rent at Aunt Melanie's house. The little house in the back, it is still there.
We had a hard time. The depression hit that year, but we made it. I remember the first month or so
mother cooked some cabbage. When I walked in I said, "What in the hell do I smell?" She said, "I'm
cooking cabbage." I said, "Goodby, I'm going to get me a hamburger." (Cost them days was 10 cents).
She always tried to cook what I liked, she would ask my mother what I liked, but she never cooked any
more cabbage.
We barely made a living but we managed, and when mother had to go to the hospital, we had
$20.00 put away, but my father helped us and paid the hospital bills. I paid him 5% interest as long as
he lived. He would rather have the interest than for me to pay him off when I was making some money.
When he died I owed him $2,750.00,
so I paid my sisters.
My dad was good to me and I was good to him. I would take him to Del Rio, but mostly to Eagle
Pass to the races and rodeo. Eagle Pass had the best rodeo I ever saw. They had real big Brahma bulls
and my dad really enjoyed those trips. Once I took him and Albert Hoog to Hot Springs to the races for a
week. He didn't bet, but loved to see horses run. I rented a little house. Couldn't get a motel and we ate
good. Albert Hoog would do the cooking. I think I paid $40.00 for the house for a week.
a
Going back to the rodeo, I think the best bull rider that ever lived was a young boy from
Copperas Cove, he was the clown also, and was the only rider that could ride those big bulls. When he
clowned he would run behind those big bulls, catch them by the tail and stick his feet in the ground and
turn 3 flips before hitting on his feet, but only one year could he perform. He went to war and had his leg
shot off and never could compete again.
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Austin. TX
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John R.
8 b.
at
d.
at
m.
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baniel
4 b.
at
d.
at
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circa 1812
Tennessee
circa 1887
Calhoun Co, Ark ?
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1838
a t prob Tenn
lartin
2 b.
at
d.
at
m.
at
,
Van Wren CATHEY
1854
Ouachita Co, Ark
1908
Calhoun Co, Ak
18 Aug 1873
Ark home, Sarah Word
I a n Ann fPollvl mm
5 b. circa 1816
a t Tennessee
d. after 1880
at
Jaries Walker CATHEY
1 b. 22Hay1888
a t Ouachita Co, Ark
d. 16 Jan 1965
a t Hut Co, TX
8.
7 Dec 1919
a t Polk Co, Ark
'
Sarah Ruth PATTERSON
WIFE
John T
6 b.
at
d.
at
m.
at
WORD
circa 1820
South Carolina
before 1870
Arkansas
circa 1845
law (Martha A (Pat)) WORD
3 b. circa 1856
a t Arkansas
d. circa 1888
a t Arkansas
Prepared by:
Marilyn Maniscalco Henley
10705 Bay Laurel Trail
Austin, TX 78750-3650
Sarah ?
7 b. circa 1822
a t South Carolina
d. (deceased)
at
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CATHEY
before 1775
NC ?
circa 1828
Dickson Co, TN
C i r c a 1795
IHaraaret (Peaavl ???
9 b. circa 1784
a t GA
d. after 1860
a t Dickson Co, TN
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'wlTERm
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26 Dec 1806
4 b.
a t Franklin Co, NC
d. 5 Peb 1866
a t Sevier CO, bR
Burrell
8 b.
at
d.
at
Austin. TX
PATTERSON
lOApr 1775
Bute Co, NC
5 hug 1854
m. 13 Aug 1802
at
16 b.-"Arg
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Lucv Jordon
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JoseDh Leeran
I 18 b.
peaw LEI"
lexander Preston PA'lVR!XM
2 b. 22 Peb 1857
a t ARK
d. 30 Jun1901
a t Little River co, ARR
P. circa 1887
a t Seiver Co, Ark
Katherine lKittvl BISHOP
5 b. 22 llay 1817
a t AL
d. 6 Peb 1884
a t Seiver Co,
Mu(
Sarah Ruth PliTpwSoN
1 b. 10 llar 1898
0
a t Little River Co, Ark
d. 6 hug 1992
a t Houston, Harris CO, TX
m. 7 Dec 1919
a t Polk Co, Ark
James Walker CATHEY
WSBAND
d.
Jaaes H. UCCALL
6 b. 1 Jan 1839
a t Alabama
d.
INan Frances m L
3 b. 9 Jan 1868
a t Seiver Co, Mu(
d. 1 4 Jun 1905
I
(deceased)
at
m. before 1836
at
14 Jan 1918
Inartha ?
13 b.
1817
a t fron census, c 1813
d.
1901
a t from headstone
at
a t Little River Co, ARK
Sarah Dudv WRIGHT
7 b. 9 llar 1844
a t Arkansas
Prepared by:
M a r i l y n M&iscalco Henley
10705 Bay Laurel T r a i l
Austin, TX 78750-369
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1 4 b.
30
15 b.
19 )hr 18U
)lar
1807
a t ? Hissouri
d. 6 Sep 1873
a t Little River Co, Ark
0. 1 Jul 1828
a t Arkansas
a t Tennessee
d. 10 Auq 1878
a t Seiver Co, Ark
a t N o r t h Carolir
\Jane ?
circa 1794
a t N o r t h Carolir
31 b.
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Austh. Tx
16 b. circa 1789
8 b. circa 1812
Francis Warion Henlev
4 b.
Jun 1838
at South Carolina
d. a f t e r 1900
at prob, calhoun Co, WS
James Lee Henlev
2 b. 17 low 1882 (?)
at Sarepta, k
d. 17 Bov h940
at Hiller Co. hk
at South Carolina
at South Carolina
d. (deceased)
at
8.
C
Narv Salter
17 b.
1793
at South Carolina
d. (deceased)
at
h 1836
at South Carolina
Barlotte ?
at
Sarah Caroline ?
5 b.
S ~ 1841
P
at parents, born
d. (deceased)
at
sc
ArthurLeemEY
1 b. 2l Now 19ll
at Hiller CO, Brkansas
d. 2 hag 1975
at Houston, Texas
8 . 28 Jul 1939
at Hiller to, Brkansas
Harilvn Elieabetb c
a
m
WIFE
William
6 b.
at
d.
at
Joseph LEE
8 Oct 1856
Warietta, Cobb Co, Ga
10 Jan 1931
Texarkana, Ak
f9. 28 Jan 1880
at Cobb Co, Ga (mar rec)
at Austell, Cobb Co, Ga
d. 27 )hr 1967
at Ebwie Co, Tx
Nathaniel LEE
12 b. 9 Ihr 1825
at GA
d. 1 Hay 1916
at GA
a. C h 1850
at Clarke Co, GA
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1827
1871
J a w s Russell WE
I 14 b. circa 1823
I at Ga
d. circa 1881
Lena Adeline CAPE
at Ga
7 b. 11 Apr 1857
1. 2 Jul 1845
at Wableton, Cobb Co, Ga
at Henry Co, Ga
d. 16 Sep 1944
Trepared by:
M a r i l y n Maniscdco Xeriiey
I o n 5 Bay Laurel Trail
A u s t i n , TX 7879-369
at Ga, parents from Ga
d. circa 1903
at
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IHartha ?
25 b. circa 1801
at GA
Barris House
Sarah House
13 b.
at
d.
at
1790
i h a Luke
27 b. circa 1808
at GA
Lewis CAPE
28 b. circa 1775
at North Carolina
Elizabeth Coker
itC%gb’Z%&lj.na
zt%f&68?g, GA
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POS Qua**
peter Mi
Is.
1946
at Houston, Tx
Iflaria Grazia Hessina
5 b.
1 4 Jun 1882
at Poggioreale, Sicily
d. 19 Apr 1971
at Houston, Harris Co, Tx Rosalia
11 b.
at
d.
Jarilvn hn ktniscalco
1 b.
Poggioreale, Sicily
23 Apr 1915
~ o gloreale, Sicily
19 an 1871
Poggioreale, Sicily
s
Fiacomo
10 at
b. Poggioreale,
circa 1844 Sicily
.
d. (deceased)
at
P. 26 Oct 1873
at Tonball, Harris Co, Tx
3
at
d.
at
m.
at
ietro !kukscalco
1' 4 b. 1Jan 1879
d. 24 Dec 1946
at Houston, Harris Co, Tx btonina ADiCella
9 b. circa 1849
m. 24 Apr 1904
d. 29 Bov 1925
~
1.
Auatfr. TX
6 hug 1947
at Houston, Harris Co, Tx
rs.
at bustin, Travis co, TX
P. 28 Jan 1967
at Houston, TX
,
da
17 .
Savatore ADicelh
WssrNA
1GiuseDDe
20 b.
-at
(bmenica
21 b. M I SI
CulBone
at
-
22
...
11Aug 1850
Poggioreale, Sicily
8 Peb 1937
Antonia kondotto
udenzio "brenzo" blfi
Ih%.%%r
1898
at HuBford, Brazos, TX
d. 28 Peb 1974
at 8:15 am; c& I 4369
1. 6 Peb 1924
at Houston, TX
ITommaso
12 b.
at
d.
at
1.
at
'Thomasa hlfano
9 Oct 1861
Poggioreale , Sicily
4 Ju 1938
Nev Orleans, LA
22 bug 1888
Poggioreale, Sicily
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jb24
Francesca CalaBia
25 --.' - . --- - .
Prancesco Laria
lhntonina 'Lena' Goria
l3 b. 23 Sep 1866
at Pwaioreale
at New Orleans, LA
26
Antonina 'Lena" Variscc
27
3.b. 26 Jun 1926
at Hev Orleans. La
rs.
at Tormball, Harris Co, Tx
Pichele
1 4 b. 20
(Hike1
Sep FURTRK,
1864
IRosalia 'Lillie' Hartin0
7 b. 28 Jun1901
at Uia, Paleno, Sicily
d. 28 A r 1948
at Hous on, TX
1
(Prepared by:
at Uia, Paleno, Sicily
d. 1 Apr 1915
at Harris CO, TX
0.
15 b.
I
4 DeC 1893
at uja, PalGo, Sicily
Haria Grazia (Wary Grace)
28
D o m i c a Ulesandra
29 b.
1842
at
ancesco Wichiele Scac
15 Oct 1875
at uia, PalGmo, Sicily
d. 2 Hay 1954
at Houston, Harris Co, TX
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Ancestor Listino Paaes
Austin. TX
NO- REST
- WITH A RATTLER
by Ruth Hardt Koehler
Almost every s p r i n g , t h e r e a r e a r t i c l e s i n t h e papers about
r a t t l e s n a k e roundups.
The weather i s t u r n i n g w a r m and t h e snakes
a r e beginning t o come out of t h e i r dens i n t o t h e warm sunshine.
I t has a l s o become a way of making money with t h e s e l l i n g of snake
When I read
s k i n s f o r b o o t s , b i l l f o l d s , b e l t s , and o t h e r i t e m s .
t h e s e s t o r i e s , an event i n my memory again becomes v i v i d and I
wonder why anyone t a k e s t h e chance of being b i t t e n !
I t was a time of my l i f e t h a t I w i l l never f o r g e t .
Having
j u s t had my t h i r d b i r t h d a y on February 27, 1 9 2 4 , i t i s probably
one of my most impressive memories.
We l i v e d on t h e ranch a t
Yancey, i n Medina County, Texas, and my mother's F r i c k family from
San Antonio always loved v i s i t i n g i n t h e country; i t was always
one of our f a v o r i t e times. The F r i c k family was a family of love,
l a u g h t e r and j o y f u l l i v i n g i n s p i t e of l i f e ' s many h a r d s h i p s .
On t h e weekend of May 29, 1927, we had a h o u s e f u l of g u e s t s
and a l l t h e beds were occupied; s o my p a r e n t s , Anton and Laura
F r i c k Hardt, along with my n i n e t e e n month o l d baby b r o t h e r , Calv i n , whom my f a t h e r nicknamed "Pete", s l e p t on a p a l l e t on t h e
screened back porch.
About 3:30 i n t h e morning of May 30th, my mother w a s awakened
with a s e v e r e p a i n above h e r eye.
For a few minutes, she s a i d ,
she s a t up i n bed and p r e s s e d h e r hand a g a i n s t h e r forehead t h i n k i n g she could. suppress t h e pain.
But as t h e burning s e n s a t i o n
continued, she got up and i n t h e dark went i n t o t h e k i t c h e n and
bathed h e r forehead with c o l d water t h i n k i n g t h i s might e a s e t h e
pain.
When t h i s gave no r e l i e f , she g o t some matches and took
them t o my f a t h e r who was l y i n g on t h e p a l l e t .
Thinking i t could
probably be a scorpion, she t o l d him t h e y had b e t t e r look f o r f e a r
i t might s t i n g t h e baby. He t o o k t h e match, reached over and lit
i t on t h e f l o o r and a s he d i d s o he saw a diamondback r a t t l e s n a k e
slowly crawling away between t h e two p i l l o w s j u s t beneath h i s arm.
Immediately upon seeing i t he screamed, " I t ' s a r a t t l e s n a k e " .
He s t r u c k a t it w i t h a hammer which was l y i n g nearby b u t it
crawled through a crack i n t h e f l o o r and a s i t crawled away it
rattled.
By t h e time my mother reached t h e f r o n t bed room, she f e l t a s
i f she w a s going t o f a i n t ; s o she immediately l a y down and my f a t h e r who had been a nurse i n World War I sucked t h e wound which he
continued doing f o r about f i f t e e n minutes.
About t e n o r f i f t e e n
minutes a f t e r t h e b i t e h e r head began t o s w e l l and i n a few seconds it w a s s o swollen t h a t she could not s e e . About f i f t y minu t e s a f t e r she was b i t t e n , D r . W. H. S m i t h o f Hondo, Texas, which
i s t h i r t e e n m i l e s from where we l i v e d , a r r i v e d t o a d m i n i s t e r t h e
anti-venom serum, a f t e r which he lanced t h e b i t e from fang t o
fang. By t h i s time she s t a r t e d vomiting blood and a l s o hemorrhagi n g from h e r kidneys.
I can v i v i d l y remember sneaking i n t o t h e
a d j o i n i n g bedroom and peeping around t h e c o r n e r of t h e door t o s e e
t h e d o c t o r as he worked. A l o v i n g aunt g e n t l y p u l l e d m e away.
Then she was t a k e n t o t h e Mechler H o s p i t a l i n Hondo where
t h e y gave h e r a second anti-venom serum i n j e c t i o n .
She continued
hemorrhaging f o r about s i x hours and h e r p u l s e was s o weak t h a t
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the doctor gave her glucose. She was strengthened immediately.
In the middle of the afternoon the doctor left, finally having a
little hope for her to recover. And she did! Had it not
been that the two drugstores in Hondo had each received their
first vials of anti-venom serum, she probably would not have survived. She got both vials!
The day after the bite, I remember watching my father, grandfather and uncles as they tore up boards and were successful in
finding the snake. It had four rattles and a button.
But I remember more vividly the day that my mother came home
from the hospital. They had not prepared me for the shock I felt
when I saw her--she was home so she should have been normal. Instead, I saw a mother whose head was still swollen as large as a
bucket and colored every color you can imagine--purple, red,
green, yellow, etcetera. I fainted!
A week after she had been bitten, we went to San Antonio and
stayed with her sisters for three weeks while she further recuperated. Here, due to her unusual case, Colonel Martin Lalor
Crimminsl who had helped develop the anti-venom serum' came to visit her on several occasions and had her write down everything just
the way it happened so he could report it to Washington. He later
asked her permission to publish her story from coast to coast in
the hopes of saving lives. It was a real thrill for us as children
to see this handsome six-foot man arrive in his snappy military
uniform and driven by a chauffeur.
C o l . Crimmins was born on April 4, 1876, in New York City,
the son of John D. and Lily Lalor Crimmins. He was an army officer, traveler, herpetologist, and military historian.3 During his
military career he had seen many soldiers die from rattlesnake
bites. Prior to enlisting in T h e Rough R i d e r s , Col. Crimmins was
within four months of completing his studies at the University of
Virginia and becoming a fullfledged Doctor of Medicine. While
stationed in San Antonio in 1920, he was determined to find an
In 1924,
antidote after watching a small child die from a bite.
he and a New York doctor began importing a serum developed in Brazil which worked. But in 1925 the federal government halted importation of the serum, explaining "It hasn't yet been sufficiently demonstrated. '' Having been bitten several times himself, it
seemed that these absorptions of venom had made him partially immune. He resolved to make his blood an anti-venom serum. However, the army doctors would have nothing to do with the idea.
Fortunately, Dr. Dudley Jackson of San Antonio consented to participate in the experiment. By receiving injections of snake venom smaller than lethal doses, he experienced the expected painful
reactions until the fourth day when there was a marked lack of
'West Texas Historical Association Year Book, Vol. XXX, October 1954, Abilene, Texas, pp. 3-16, reproduced from the holdings
of the Texas State Archives.
21bid.
3The Handbook of Texas, A Supplement, Vol. 111, Texas State
Historical Association, Austin, Texas, 1976, pp. 208-209.
Page 77
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effect of the poison. Three months after the experiment, a three
year old boy was bitten by a rattler and Col. Crimmins offered his
blood. After the boy failed to respond to other treatment, it was
accepted. The next day, the boy sat up in bed and played with his
toys.
He later fully recovered.
Col. C r i d n s ' theory was
proved.
In 1953, Col. Crimmins received the Walter Reed Award "in
recognition of courageous service to mankind." Col. Crimmins had
allowed himself to be inoculated with snake venom until he could
give blood transfusions to snake bite victims and later help to
develop the anti-venom serum. Col. Crimmins died in San Antonio
.
at Brook Army Hospital on 05 February 1955.'
Many years later, the Castro Colonies Heritage Association
In it, David W. Mechler
published the Medina County History.!
wrote of the Mechler Hospital, "Mrs. Anton Hardt of Yancey was
bitten by a rattlesnake on the forehead while sleeping. Her face
was quite swollen and discolored and there was great fear for her
life. Mrs. Mechler, realizing the seriousness of it pleaded with
Dr. Smith not to let Mrs. Hardt die since she was the mother of
small children. Dr. Smith, with tears in his eyes, promised that
he was doing everything he knew to pull her through. Mrs. Hardt
did recover and was later released from the hospital," She suffered no after effects in subsequent years, nor did she ever forget the excellent medical care she received.
My mother, Laura Josephine Rose Frick Hardt, born on 29 April
1893 lived to the age of 90, dying on 04 September 1983 and is
buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Hondo, Texas, next to the grave of my
father, Anton John Hardt, born 10 December 1892, who died on 13
June 1980. A city girl from San Antonio, she had given up a career in 1920 as a supervisor for Southwestern Bell Telephone to
marry and move to the country and live with the man she loved. It
was only after my father's death that she told me that her sisters
said she would never make it in the country. She became an excellent cook and ranch wife, but most of all a remarkable woman.
In addition to my mother's snake bite, my grandfather Henry
George Hardt, my father Anton John Hardt, and my brother Richard
Wilburn Hardt, were all bitten by rattlesnakes on this same ranch.
'West Texas Historical Association Year Book, Abilene, Texas
Vol. XXXI, October, 1955, pp. 145-150, reproduced from the holdings of the Texas State Library.
'Ibid.
6The History of Medina County Texas, Castro Colonies Heritage
Association, Castroville, Texas, pp. 55-56.
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Considering rattlesnakes from the lighter side, my husband and I
were very amused by a recent editorial in the Hondo Anvil Herald,
my very excellent hometown newspaper. If you haven't heard of it
before, maybe you'll be as entertained as we were.
Ruth Hardt Koehler
4500 Hyridge Drive
His wife thought he had had a heart attack and called an ambulance.
him on the stretcher and started
carrying him out.
Aboutthattimetbesnakecameslitheringoutfromunderthesofaand
the ambulance men saw it and dropped the stretcher and broke the
fellow's leg and that's why he was in the hospital
Well, with her husband in the hosptial with a broken leg and,a snake
under her couch. the wife went next door to enlist the aid of a neighbor
who had the reputation of being an outdooman. having camped out
with the Cub Scouts last summer.
His wife was at the grocery store and he volunteered to corral the
snake.
Armed with a rolled-up newspaper. he took a fcw swishes under the
couch,and declared that the snake had probably left the premises.
'Thank goodness,': sighed the woman, plopping down on the couch.
As her hand dropped between the cushions. it brushed a small scaly
skin, which she immediately realized was the snake.
Screaming. she fainted dead away on the sofa as the snake slithered
quickly back to the floor'and underneath the couch.
Realizing that something needed to be done, the great hunter drew
upon his meager first aid skills and remembered a demonstration of
mouth-to-mouth resuscitation he had seen.
Sohepushedthe woman'sheadbackintotheproperpsitionandjust.
as he staRed the first breath. in ran his wife with a sackful of groceries
afrer hearing her neighbofs scream.
Seeing her husband mouth-to-mouth with the neighbor woman on
the sofa. she immediately slammed the sack-full of canned goods
across the top of his head.
The crash.and scattering cans brought the fainted woman up with a
he attendants rushed in and loaded
Page 4, The Hondo Anvil Herald, Thursday, March 29
o n e of the funniest snake stories ever written has been making h e
rounds of Texas newspapers, and I dare you to read this one and keep
a svaight face all the way through. Ifit doesn't give you a laugh. maybe
you'd bcttcr find out if you are suffering from a serious case of
depression, as it is one of the best little humorous essays I have read.
It has been borrowed by so many differem editors. that I won't try to
say where I found it. but if you have already seen it. read it again and
see if it has changed since the last time you saw it.
..
The patient w q explaining why he was in the hospital. He said his
wife had brought a bunch of pot plants and hanging baskets into the
house to keep them from freezing. and it happened that a little green
snake had hidden himself in one of those plants.
When the snake warmed up. it came slithering out of the plant and
wentunderthesofallx fellow'swifesawitandleioutagreatscnam.
He happened to be taking a bath at the time, but he leaped out of the
tub. and ran naked to see what his wife was screaming about.
, His wife told him a make was under the sofa. so he got down on the
floor to look for it, and hen came his dog and cold-nosed him. Well.
he thought it was the snakc and he fainted.
Stan
When she saw the man laying on the floor. and his wife bending over
him,she was sure he had been bitten by the snake, so she ran to the
kitchen and brought out a small bottle of whiskey which she began to
pour down the fellow's throat
His wife, beginning to regret hitting him with the sack, was subdued
but did manage to wrestle the bottle away from the well-meaning
neighbor, sloshing some on both of them in the proms.
About lhattime. two policemen, summoned by a neighbor who had
heard the screams and all the other commotion. walked in. Afrer a sniff
of the whiskey aroma from the man and both women. the officers
listened politely as the two women, talking at the same time, explained
about how a snalce caused it all.
The policemen left with a summoned ambulance containing the
unconscious husband and his sobbing wife, leaving the first woman
completelyunbalanced withaverysmallandscaredsnakehidingunder
the sofa.
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A SURPRISING TRIP TO WENDELSTEIN, GERMANY
In October, 4 9 9 5 , we had two weeks to visit Poland and Germany in
search of records of my Hirdler-Mihm and wagenknecht-Schmidt
families. Although they were all of German ancestry, the places#
they had lived were now in Poland and the former East-Germany as
well as the former West-Germany,
Armed with my Family Group Sheets printed in both
Polish, postcards from the 4 9 3 0 s showing scenes of
they had lived, and Grandpa Hirdler's recollections
Peilau before emigrating, George and I started out
expectations.
German and
the places
of life in
with great
without an interpreter in Poland, or in the former East
Germany, there was no way at all to get any information or ask
any questions! Only the hotel clerks spoke any English and that
was very limited, I was showing my postcard of Herrmann's Bleach
Factory at the hotel in Zary, Poland (formerly Sorau, Schlesien)
when a guest there, an older local man, locked at the picture and
said he remembered the place, but it was no more. That was the
extent of any assistance in genealogical research.
Wrong!
Our center of operations in Poland.was in wroclaw. Dr. Carl
Benjamin Hirdler, the one who brought his family to America in
4 8 6 0 , had lived in the village of Peilau tnow renamed Pilawa).
Our first stop was at the town of ~zierzonibw (formerly
Reichenbach). This was the village two miles from Peilau where
the shoemaker, Kirkoff, gave C. B. a chance to repair shoes. We
bought a city map at the tourist office and found the road to
Pilawa. Except, now there were three Pilawas on the map: Pilawa
I had no idea what the
Dolan, Pilawa Dln. and Pilawa Grn.
abbreviations meant, or why there were three locations, none of
which were located on the river Oder (odra in Poland). According
to Grandpa Hirdler, his mother (an illegal Baptist) was baptized
in the Oder shortly before he was born.
drove there, found an old church and walked through the cemetery, but only Polish names were on the headstones. In fact,
that was the case at every cemetery we checked. we had the
distinct impression that Germans were still 'persona non grata'
in Poland. Nothing was ever said, but you had that feeling. In
visiting Auschwitz, for instance, they were most careful to never
refer to their captors as Germans, they only refered to them as
Nazis. However, I do believe that any headstones with German
names would have been removed long ago, so we quit that search.
We
Next, we visited two towns near Zielona Gbra: Sagan tnow Zagan)
and Sorau in der Nieder Lausitz -(now Zary). Incidentally, one
guide book that I read about Poland informed that it was illegal
to bring into Poland maps with the German names of the cities? At
any rate, the towns were interesting, but we didn't find any
clues to our ancestors.
August Wagen&'knecht had his Bleach
factory there, and it was there that he went into debt and had to
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make a quick exit to avoid debtor's prison. My records show that
Grandma Hirdler's siblings, Babette Helena, Frederick Carl,
August and William C. were all born in sagan, near Sorau, which
was in Schlesien at that time.
I have a beautiful photo of Marie wagenknecht and her mother
Helena Schmidt Wagenknecht that was taken by the photographer
Ernst Koppe, in Sorau NIL, possibly in April 1866. Marie was 14
years old and dressed for her confirmation. Unfortunately, we
were in sorau on a Saturday afternoon, and no chance to return
during business hours, even if we c-ould find t.he studio and even
if we could talk to anyone.
So far, we were batting z e r o .
well, we had better information
about our next stop in Muhlhausen, Thuringia, in the former East
Germany. We had tried to visit this town when we were in Germany
in 1987, but it wasn't possible. Our friends Ted and GiSela Olpp'
did go there for us trying to find Church records.
We spent two days in Muhlhausen with the same results as before:
we couldn't find anyone to consult. According to the family
history, my great-grandmother Martha Marie Mihm was born and
married in the same house at #18, St. George Place, " a stone
house built in the 11th Century". Neither the Olpps or George
and I could find any St. George Place or a St. George church. we
visited a number of churches there, and also the remains of the
old city walls and towers. It's a very interesting town but the
mystery remains regarding the marriage of Martha Mihm to a man
from Peilau. Even driving, we found it's a considerable distance
between the two towns. How did they meet? when did they rgmove
to Peilau? They were married on January 10, 1851 and the first
child was born on February 2 2 , 1 8 5 2 in Peilau. Well, another
little mystery t o solve.
The last town to visit was Wendelstein in Bavaria. When I showed
my post card of wendelstein to ~ i s e l aOlpp, she said right away,
We drove through the
that's near Nurnberg (Nuremberg to us).
entire town and didn't see the building on the card. There was a
street going North, so we drove it to the end, and still nothing.
Back to the main street and found a street going South.
It
curved along, and around one bend, there was our building!
It
was exactly like the picture I had. we went inside and at the
counter, I showed a woman my postcard and the Family group sheet
in German. She didn't speak any English, but was impressed with
the card printed in the 1 9 3 0 s . She called another worker who did
speak English. When I told her that my grandmother was born in
Wendelstein and I was looking for records, she began making phone
calls immediately. The peoplg in this town in the former west
Germany just couldn't do enough to. help us. What a contrast with
the other towns we had visited?.
The postcard had been erroneously labeled "the Church where Uncle
will was christened". Actually, the building was formerly the
Rathaus (City Hall). This young lady made an appointment at the
church for us that afternoon. We visited more cemeteries in the
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meantime, but no wagenknechts. The St. George Church was only a
Pew blocks away, and there we met Herr Goddard and Gertrude
weber. The really strange thing was that Frau weber lived in the
neighboring town of Rednitzhembach, and never came t o wendelstein
on Monday. However, on this particular day, she was here to Play
the organ €or a funeral. Apparently she was the local authority
on the family lines, so we were fortunate to see her. They were
both excited about the old pictures and the old memo written in
Wendelstein in 4 8 5 2 .
Herr Goddard produced the church records
and we looked €or April 4 8 5 2 . rt was all right there-the record
of her baptism on April 4 , 4 8 5 2 . I asked Frau'Weber if that was
customary to baptitg 50 soon; in grandma's case, the day after
she was born. She said sometimes they even baptized the very day
the child was born. This was because, in their religion, if the
child died before being baptized, it would go straight to Hell.
Next we checked the Church Record and it was full of surprises.
Her mother's name was Helena Johanna Friedericke Schmidt and the
father was Johann August Wagenknecht from Deutchmachen in the
Sagan region. They were NOT married. Helena was the Youngest
daughter of Johann Friederick Schmidt, a pappendeckel macher. In
different handwriting was a note that Helena and August were
subsequently married in December, 9853 in Sorau, Silesia. At the
same time, we checked the records for March 2 2 , 4828 for the
baptism of Helena Schmidt, but there was no entry.
Frau Weber translated the paper I had brought, and we had another
surprise. The paper was a prayer €or Grandma's life and well
being and was signed by the midwife Marie Regina Margaretta
Felsner. In other words, Grandma was named a€ter the midwife and
godmother. Frau weber already knew about Frau Felsner and told
us that she lived at house #6 and was the wife of George Felsner,
a bricklayer.
This answered another question that had always bothered me, and
that was that my Grandma, Marie Regina Margaretta wagenknecht was
born in Wendelstein, Bavaria, yet her four brothers and sisters
were all born in Sagan, near Sorau, Silesia. Now it made sense,
Helena lived in wendelstein, but after Grandma was born, she
moved to sagan, married August wagenknecht and lived there until
coming to America in 9 8 6 7 .
Another question that bothered me was that when August sued
Helena €or divorce in St. Louis MO in 9873 (yes, that's another
great story), he stated that they were married on the 27th day of
December, 9853. This didn't quite agree with the fact that my
Grandma was born on April the 3rd, 9 8 5 2 . Now we know t h e true
story. Was my great grandfather ~ugustwagenknecht a rascal? I
think so.
Phoebe Simpson
November, 1 9 9 5
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1995 photo
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Volume XXXV 11. No. 2 [June 1996)
PEDIGREE CHART
-
onchartno.
-
GeorgeM.RUBLE -32
Born: 18 Sep I869
Place: Powhatan Point,, OH
Marc 15Aug 1893 4 1 1 1
place: p b Decatur, Macon, IL
Died: 22 Nov 1951
Catherine "Kav" RUBLE 2
Barn: 20 Nov 1928
Place: Decatur. Macon, IL
Maxr 8Jun1952 {I]
Place: champaign. c, IL
Did
Place:
Place: Decatur. Macon. IL
Melvina Isabelle NEFF -123
Born: 6 Sep 1849
.
Louis SHEETS -137
Born:
Place:
Marc
Place:
Died:
pi=:
21 Jull830
Sugar Grove,, OH
30Oct 1850 {34]
Sugar Grove. F. OH
4Sep1911
,prob Macon, n.
CalherineRaeSHEETS -33
Born: 10 Jul1867
place: Long Creek Twp.. M. IL
Died: 23 Dec 1961
11 Chrjstiann DENNIS -138
Born: 27 Mar 1828
Place: Decatur, Macon, IL
Died: 1 Sep 1889
Place: , prob Macon, IL
Robert Gordon TLJL.LPh.D. -1
Edwin David DAVIS -40
Born: 9Jul 1876
Place: h a m . Macon, IL
Marc 11 Jan 1903 -[I31
Place: Long Creek Twp.. M. IL
Died: 6 May 1954
,
Person Submitting Pedigree Chart:
Catherine 'MI
DavidRUBLE -122
IBorn: 29 Dec 1841
Place: ,Belmont, OH
Marc IOSep 1867 4311
Place: , Belmont, OH
Died: 30 Sep 1915
Place: , , prob OH
Place: Belmont, OH
Died:
Place: .,probOH
Sp0US.Z
.Elsie Leona DAMS -12
B m 1Jan 1905
Died: 14Jul1993
Place: Austin.Travis, TX
Austin. TX
Sat. Apt 20. 1996
Person Number 1 on this chart is the same as no.
Charles Bernard RUBLE -1 1
B m 2May1900
Place: Decahu, Macon, IL
Maxr 6 Feb 1926 431
Place: Decatur,Macon, IL
Died: 25 Nov 1955
Elsie Leona BARNETT 4 1
Born 26 Mar 1877
Place: Decatur, Macon, IL
Died: 13 Jul 1913
Place: Rinn. Weld. CO
16 Daniel RUBLE -132
-
l7 lMarv Ann CREE -133
-
18 HenrvNEFF -743
-
19 Marv JACOBS -750
-
LouisSHEETS -141
-
.
21 ?JACKSON -142
-
22 JohnDENNTS -139
-
MW M G
~ -140 R
DavidDAVIS 4 2
.Svlvester Claybourne DAVIS -5p
Bom: 8 Jun 1834
Place: Long Crk. Twp.. M, IL
3 MawMMARTIN63
Man: 29 Sep 1857 -[I61
Place: Long Crk. Twp., M. IL
Died: 31 Dec 1910
Place: Long Ok.=P., M. IL a6 Nathan N B;\KER -70
Ann Caroline BAKER -56
Bom: 29Mar1839
Place: Long Crk. Twp., M. IL 27 Talitha J HODGE -71
Died: 7 Jan 1922
Place: Decatur, Macon. IL
zs G P. BARNETT -191
14 Georee M.BARNETT -44
Born: 6 Dec 1833
Place: Lancaster. PA
29 IT3 MUSSELMAN -192
Marr: 12 Scp 1858 -1141
Place: Decatur, Macon. IL
Died: 4Feb 1921
Place: Dccatur, Macon. IL
3o -John M. MAGEE -51
b 480'ilp.DE
Is SammlhaMAGEE 4 5
Born: 1 Mar 1841
31 Eli7ahcth NORRIS -52
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,David RUBLE -751
b
DanielRUBLE - 1 8
IB:
B 8Jan1766
P:
p: ,Washington. PA
M -[242]
p.
D: AUR 1814
la.
1747
D
lrn
1808
.LJ'
Austin. TX
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17 SarahMALM -764
I/
B
1-
Lvdia ? -781
D
36
18
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PEDIGREE CHART
Person Number 1 on (his chart i. h e same as no.
Sat. Apr
4
ChanNNn. 3
20. 1996
o n cliar~no.
-
8
Born:
4
Austin. n(
Samuel DENNIS -1094
BOln:
Place: , , Wales
Marc -13841
Place:
Place:
Marr:
Place:
Died:
.
Place:
-
9
Born: 9 Jun 1793
10
Di+d: 4Ma: ?869
Place. Sugar Grove. ,OH
Plice:
c
M&T
Place:
Dicd:
I’lace:
5 Born:
Placc:
Dicd:
I
Placr:
Born:
PI=:
Marr: 30 O C 1850
~
4341
Died:
Place:
Born: Abt 1720
,prob Macon, IL
PI-:
Mar
SpOUU:
LDuisSHEETS -137
John Samuel G1jDTNF.R -865
Born:
1745
Place: , Wbecl; Germany
Mm.
1768 -[2831
Place: Franklin,Greencastle, PA
Died: 16Apr1837
Place: Cbambersburg. Franklin. PA
Marv MaEaline G m E R -140
Born: 2Nov1192
Place: Carlisle,.PA
Died: 21 id 1868
Place: Decatur. Macon Co.. IL
MNiah7 -1224
Born: Abt 1725
Pbone: (512) 836-8091
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Place:
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, Place:
Died:
Born:
AUStin
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PI=:
Died: 7 J a n 1856
Place: Millcreek. Erie. PA
Born
TuraF
-[2s41
Did: 5 Apr 1857
Place: Millcreek. Erie, PA
14
Calherine DREHER -866
1756
Place: ,, , Switzerland
Died:
Place: Chambersburg. lianklin. PA
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.
Person Submitting Pedigree Chart:
Catherine TUl
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II
ChristiannDENNTS -138
Pl&
-
Born:
Place:
15
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William Cumminn DAVIS €4
B 16Dec1760
P. .FrederiCk.MD
M 27Jan 1825 4181
p:
D 27Sep1831
DavidDAVIS 62
IB: 2May1198
P. ,Iinc&,NC
M 28sep1825 4171
P. .Ruthafud,TN
9
D: 19 Aug 1875
P. LongOk.Twp.,Macon,IL
2 Svlvester Qavbourne DAVIS Q
IB: 8Jm1834
P. Long Qk. Twp., MXOQ IL
D: 31Dec1910
P. IangQk.Twp.,Ma~on,IL
I
5 Marv McDowell MARTIN +3
IL
B: 9Ju11876
P. -*MaaQJL
M 11Jan 1903 4131
P. ~~QeelcTwp..Macon,IL
D 6May1954
P. -,MaaQIL
spcxlsa.
E l s i e L e o n a B A R m 41
6 NathanNewtonBAKER -iU
k 28Feb18M
D: I8 Nov 1776, flc
D: AA 1776
19
D
5oct18OS
-
B
P.
M
F!
Feb1757
, near h b e r l a n d , PA
28 May 1783 4281
, Mecklenburg, NC
D 17Sep1835
p: Murrrmcboro,Ruthcrford Ca.,TN
B
-
D
-
-
1l +Mary MCCLEARy 83
B: 15Sep1765
!F ,Mecklenburg,NC
D 26 lull852
Murfkboro. Ruthefiord,TN
12 Nathaniel “Nathan” BAKER 72
B: 20Junl771
p.
-
ti Michael BAKER -i6
B
D:
..sc
Jacob BAKER -1048
49
M
1790 3231
P.
0: 22Scp1824
Elizabeth ASTON
Person Submitting Pedigree C h t
calhe4ineTull
AUiII
Tew
Phme: (512)83648091
-
D: 23 ~ a1791,
r MecKbbuT,riC
B: 1767
P. ,pb. Mecklenburg, NC
D 12Jun1834
P. ,YOrkcn..SC
B p-b.
-i3
Nt
h
s3
p.
3, Jane CARR 61
B
D
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D 20Jan 1872
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M 11 Jun 1835 4221
.
Austin. TX
Thu. Apr 18,1996
Number I on this chart is the same a s no.
B: 16Nov1806
I? ,Ruthafnd,TN
D 29Jan1889
P. Long Ok.T’V.,
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hd%groeChart
8'
dr
Yonathan DEUING
b o about 1639
P*b* Wethersfield. CT
25 Dec 1673
]Pa0
8 , 08 Jan 1700
wet wet hers field, CT
mo 03 lov 8909
peaoWcehersf i e l d , CIC
d o 02 &PIP
1771
podo ParmingtoPaD e%
9
BQ 28 Harch 1654
Pebo
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b
b0 24 Nov 1711
g.bo Wetbermrieldo CT
Abfgdl-ad.0f
Timothy Yerome 1752
(?)
do
pedo
8 Sept 171.4
Po 02 AUg 17SO
porno
do 28 Feb 1774
pado Kensington, CT
5
168%
pobo
do
03 Oct 1751
Pod0 Fa&ngtono
CT
b0
pobo
E l f i a b e t b DE?4ING
d0
P
podo
be 20 bec 1752
pebo
3
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pa0
d o 07 Sep 1796
B e d o Rocky H i l l , c1c
(Deacon) Joseph WRIGHT
2
1639
p,bo k t h e m f i d d . CT
6
Yomthau WBPGHT
bo 18 Yune 1681
gebo
m o 26 Baagch
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10 Dec 1663
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pedo Wethersfield. CT
1706
pa0
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podo
bo 12 Narch 1643/4
pmboWethersfield, CT
d o 23 August 1683
p ~ d ~ w e t h e r s f i e l dCT
,
EPfiabeth WRIGHT
$,I4 Feb, 1720
pabo
d o l l Oct. 1788
podo
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Peter BL4" Jt,
7
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b0
pobo
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Austin. TX
P.dign. Qlrt
Porsoa No, 1 oa this chart is the s a m
Chrt ]lo.
8
2
Joseph ABBOTT
be
p.b.Branford,
&
-
CT (New Haven
-
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a.
Steuhen ABBOTT
Rae
bo
do
P.b.Braaford,
CT (NewEaver pod.
m* 6 J m 1724/5
Count]
p.=.
do
9
P.d*niddlebury, CT
Daniel ABBOTT
b.
04 January 1725/6
Branford, New Haven C
P. 01 March 1763
CT
p.b.
Ebenezer FRISBIE
Pa.
b.
do
p=d. (prob.Middlebury, CT)
5
-
1682
Pgb* Branford, CT
25 April 1703
Hannah FRISBEE/FRISBIE
p.m.
b,
- - 05 Jan 1703/4
13 Dec. 1764
p o b o Branford. CT
pod* Branford. CT
d. 25 D e c . 1803 aged 103
p.d. Middlebury, CT
1:
Hannah PAGE
2) Joanna Rose,1715
Daniel%BBOTT'
b.24
i768
P*boNiddlebury, N e v Haven Co.,cT
m*25 July 1787
p.m.
do
pob.
'
pod.
6
CT
New
m. 30 Dec. 1702
Joseph SMITH
,p.m. New
Hapea,
CT
a. 20 Dec 1727
p.m.
20 b y 1776
Pod. Wallingford, CT
L o i s SMITH
b,
bap. Feb. 1741/2
p.b. Walllngford, CT
dug. 1800 age 59
13
1681
p-bo
h. 13 Hatch 1724
podo W e s t Haven, CT
be
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ANCESTOR @%-KART
Submitter:
Ancestor Lstina Panes
Austin. TX
A
Mildred Barker
Pho 512-835-61z4
12629 Picket Rope Lane
Austin, Texas 78727
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Submitter:
Mildred Barker
1 2 6 2 9 Picket Rope Lane
Austin, Texas 7 8 7 2 7
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No. 2 (June 9996)
Austin. TX
A n c e r s of M e l a B&Awood
4
w~w~Atwoodl
b: 16 Sep 1804 in Bath, Maine
m:09 Jun 1829 Bolivar,Hardeman, 3”
Adela M e Atwood
b: 03 Oct 1838 in Bolivar, Hardeman, TN
m: 26 Jun 1861 Austin, T d s , TX
d: 15 Mar 1918 Austin, Travis, TX
Y
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b: Abt 1745 sale&, Augusm, VA
m: Abt 1770 Botetourt Co., VA
d: 21 Feb 1821 Spring Hill, Mawy, TN
Charles x€ufmNedy
b: 1787 in Botetourt Co., VA
m: 19 Jan 1808 Maury County,TPJ
8: 1820 Tuxambib, Colbert, AL
____(
CatimheEvans
I
c a t k i n e Nedy
b: 16 Jan 1811 in Mauy county,Tpd
d: 19 Bug 18% Austin,Tmvi~Tx
EaeldelPolk
b: 07 Dec 1747 in &lisle. Cumberland PA
I
m: 1769 Medenberg Co&ty, NC
d: 31 Bug 1824 Bolivar, Hardeman, TN
I
Submi teed by :
Billie Palm Bryant
1054 81uebonnet Drive
Kerrvil le, TX 78028-3066
ILO- mh
I
b:
in Probably
d: Dec
1787
20
Mecklenburg &., NC
1869 Bolivar, I-IardemTN
W
W
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b: 1746 in Unknown
d: 29 Nov 1791P i n m e , NC
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Ancestors of Biuie Frances Palm
bl9Aug1834mBesthull,Swedca
m:26Jun1861~Tmvis,Tx
d: 19 Fcb 1921 A w h , Travis, TX
'
RIlfigAtwoodppbiD
b 24Jd 1864 iu Au&9 Travis, TX
m:17Dcc1886Unkaom
d:2fApr 1960 AbiiTaylor, TX
I
AdelnBelkAhpood
b 03 oot 1838 iuBoliw. H.rdaruqTN
d: 15Mar1918Adn,Tnvis,Tx
1
-PdkPshn
b27Dec 1896iuMsma.Tnvis,TX
m: l 0 h 1925 Rulr.Hukell.TX
d: 24 Apr 1972 Abilaw.Tayla, Tx
I
I
Edwsud Mllkms, Jr.
b 1816 in Wcrrdroa Parish, camvallCQ..England
m: 2 4 0 6 1847 Weadron P.rishcormVallC0.. Endand
d: 01 Feb 1901 Tx
L
-
I
b
Editilwninals
b 08 Aug 1864 mpermoEe.co.ofcamvall.Eoglrud
d: 20 Feb 1934 Howrud Ccmmnmity.Wichita, TX
M.ry Lombridr Fadl
b02 Scp 1825 mEngknd
d:20 hky 1921 Kyk,Hays, Tx
BiUk-Pphn
b 27Nov 1930 mE&hd, E.stlucd.TX
m:24 Scp 1952 Abideae. Taylor, TX
I
1
WiIliam A. U m o d s
b: 14Od1814mOgletbapeCo,GA
nx 02 Nov 1840 Ogldbape &GA
d: 08 Feb 1902 Fa*
C&nty. AL
JpouaHinEdIDoocls
b 28 Jan1862 m Faydk cormty. AL
m: 15 Nov 1885 ha,Hill, 1x
d: 1 6 J u n 1 9 3 0 ~ J a c l q T X
MnryFrpocarb#ilW
b 271823 h G A
I
Submitted by:
Billie Palm Bryant
1054 Bluebonnet- Drive
Kerrville, TX 78028-3066
L
I
I
d: IS Feb 1880 Fqette Camty,AL
WF-BPrLley
b 08 Fcb 1865 in N a r Tyh. Sm& TX
d 28 Jul19S6 hmm, Jaur. M
MplrM.!hitb
b: 06 Jun 1823 m Troup Co.. GA
d: 08 Dcc 192OAnson.Jarq TX
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Ancestor L i i - n a h a e s
Austin. TX
E l i z a b e t h Smith Burden
202 S h e f f i e l d P l a c e
S a n . A n t o n i u ! , TX 78213
Q u e r y : Need i n f u r m a t i c m c ~ np a r e n t s a n d f a m i l i e s o f R o b e r t A .
McAlister/McAllister/McCallister a n d w i f e 9 S a r a h Ann S i d n e y
Clark(e1.
Robert Mcklister
Born 1 J u l y 1811 SCp m S a r a h Ann S i d n e y C l a r k ( e > 27 D e c
1 8 3 8 ' i n Augusta,GA, d 27 A p r i l 1896 A u s t i n ? T X . B u r i e d i n
Oakwoctd C e m e t e r y , G u s t i n TX
P a r e n t s u'nknuwn. Fathe): b a r n
I r e l a n d Mother b o r n SC.
.
L.
N o t e s : R o b e r t M c C a l 1i s t e r a n d C y r i s Ijcarrance bound tca
t h e c o u r t o f Richmond Co.GA f o r $975.14 cdn 25 D e c . 1538
i n t e n d e d f a r S a r a h Ann S i d n e y C l a r k e , A . G . R a i f c ~ r d D e p u t y
C l e r k . M a r r i e d 27 D e c 1538 by R o b e r t L car T Wils;c(n.
" S a r a h Ann S i d n e y C l a r k e
B o r n 2.5 March 1822 AugustasGA. d . 15 May 1905 A t i ~ t i n , T X .
B u r i e d i n Oakwoud c e m e t e r y G u s t i n TX P a r e n t s unknowns
b u t f a t h e r b a r n France a n d m o t h e r b o r n GA.
Children:
J u l i a F r a n c e s b . 16 Nov 1839 G A 9 m l l ) 27 D e c 1855 tcl MI-.
? Walter JGnes hScr
m ( 2 ) 8 Nav 1859 t o D a v i d H.
f7rrnstrc1ng~M.D.? d 4 FJov 1928 H o u s t o n ( H a r r i s . ) TX
Rctbei-t b abctut 1841 SC. d . 1 6 N C ~ V 1862 F t . S m i t h A R ?
' B u r i e d 0akw.cmd C e m s G u s t i n , TX. Did n u t m a r r y .
? Albert
b.
a b o u t 1843 S C
C a r o l i n e Caleman b a b o u t 1852 e i t h e r TX ctr TN.
T h e r e ir, a f a m i l y s t o r y t h a t R o b e r t arrd S a r a h r a i s e d a n
Indian g i r l
I
N a t e s on Ro b ert M c A l ister
K n u w n P1 a c e s O f R e s i d e n c e
1850 Pi ice CCI GA
1357-1862 Cooke Cu.!, TX
1870-after 1850 B e l l Cu, TX
Was l i s t e d as a n e l d e r o f t e h C h u r c h o f C h r i s t ; while
1 i y i n y in Saladca Be1 1 C o . , f X .
On la60 C e n s u s L i s t e d a s C a i - r i a g e Maker
On 1850 C e n s u s f o r B e l l C a . ,TX was l i v i n g w i t h h i s
i a~ F r a n c e s s h e r h u s b a n d D a v i d H . Ai-mstrclng 9
daughter J L I
M.D. a n d t h e i r f a m i l y .
N o t e s can S a r a h Ann S i d n e y C l a r k e
On 1900 C e n s u s f a r T r a v i s C C I . ~TX was l i v i n g w i t h D , H.
A r m s t r o n g f a m i l y . She s a i d she h a d t h r e e c h i l d r e n ? o n e
l i v i n g . From t h e e a r l y c e n s u s r e c o r d s I c a n " t t e l l i f
A l b e r t a n d R o b r r t a r e carre and t h e same or d i f f e r e n t
c h i l c l r e n . I f t h e y a r e t h e s a m e 7 p e r h a p s she is c a u n t i n g
C a r o l i n e Coleman as h e r c h i l d . H e r o b i t u a r y is f u l l s f
errc~i-~s.
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Austin. TX
R E U N I O N
A E a m i l y r e u n i o n for a l l t h e r e l a t i v e s of EZEKIEL SMITH (1781-1854)
a n d h i s w i f e , SUSANNA DINGESS (1774-1848), i s b e i n g p l a n n e d t o coi n c i d e w i t h t h e d e d i c a t i o n of a S t a t e H i s t o r i c a l M a r k e r t o b e p l a c e d
i n R i v e r s i d e C e m e t e r y i n 1996, i n S e g u i n , T-exas. T h i s c e m e t e r y cont a i n s a b o u t 2000 g r a v e s of some o f t h e e a r l y s e t t l e r s of T e x a s .
The
" o l d SMITH p o r t i o n " i s t h e b u r i a l s i t e of EZEKIEL a n d SUSANNA a s w e l l
a s t h e i r s o n s , PARIS, PETER, FRENCH, CHARLES a n d t h e i r wives; t h e i r
d a u g h t e r , GERTRUDE, m a r r i e d WILLIAM ANDERSON DINGESS a n d r e m a i n e d i n
West V i r g i n i a .
Anyone i n t e r e s t e d i n t h e f i n a l p l a n s of d a t e a n d ' p l a c e s h o u l d s e n d a
l a r g e SASE t o : SMITH FAMILY REUNION, 202 S h e f f i e l d P l a c e , San A n t o n i o ,
T e x a s 78213-2627.
REUNION DATE:
O c t o b e r 12, 1996
MARKER DEDICATION DATE:
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,GENERATION NO.-
FAMILY GROUP No.480.6
Husband's FBI11 N a m e
Georae aR/Georae BAER. Jr.
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FROM THE BAER FILE AT THE FREDERICK COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
FREDERICK, MARYLAND
1 . ) An article giving names of previous ma ore of
Frederick. Maryland, liste Oeorge Baer [Jrf in 1820.
2.)
An article etatee that an addre68 of welcome to Lafayette
in 1825 was delivered by Hayor George Baer. along the nonocacy
River at Jug Bridge.
lvlfe's Full blalden S a m e ca
Baer, George. Jfr a Representative from Maryland. born in
Frederick, MD, in 17631 attended the common echoolsr engaged
in mercantile pursuits; member of the State houee of delegates
in 17941 elected as a Federaliet t o the Fifth and Sixth Congreasee (March 4, 1797
March 3 , 1 8 O l ) I again a member oe the
State HOUSB of Delegates in 1808 and 18091 judge of the orphan's
court of Frederick County in 18131 elected t o the 14th Congress
(March 4, 1815 March 3 , 181711 reQumad hi0 formor msrcantlle
pursuitei nayor oP Frederick in 18201 died in Frederick, Frederick
Maryland April 3 . 18341 interment at Mount Olivet CemeFrederick, Maryland].
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lyears at
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IAlbert, Frederick County Hletorlcai
Inuseurn. Frederick, naryland. vorltraito of Georgo and Catherlne[Hauer
~ ~ a in
e rthe Museum back parlor)
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PWOTATIONS FROM W X A L HLSTOR Y OF FREDERICK MARYLAND, THE FIRST
174s-1995 BY CANNON, GORSLINE C WHLTKOREr M A R Y L A N D 1995.
Page 3 E r "When word reached Frederick that tho French Oeneral,
Marquis de Lafayette. was planning to visit the United States in
1824. a committee of citizens invited him to come t o Frederick
because slany local men had served under his command during the
revolution. Lafayette accepted the invltatlon, and vhen he approached Frederick on December 24. 1824, he was met by Fredericktonians on the Monocacy Bridge, just outside of town. Among those
present to greot him were membera of the committee, Mayor Baer,
several members of congrese. and Revolutionary war hero Lawrence
Everhert, who had rescued the wounded Lafayetto during the Battle
of Brandywine..
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Page 42: " A plan of Fredericktown, Maryland, prepared by Lawrence Brengle, surveyor, was examlned and approved by Stephen Steiner, tovn commissioner. and Oeorge Baer, Mayor. on June 15. 1821.1
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the first
Page 116: P i c t u r e w Frederick county National Bank.
cashier vas George Baer." O p e r a t i o m began in June, 1818.
Oeorge Baer, Jr V a s a 4th great-uncle of Lorrie Foster Henderson.
Hie father. Georg Bb.r/George Baer, vas born in Oermany. and was
theearlieatknovn Person of our Bair family to immigrate t o America,
possibly in 1732 on the 'Dragon".
Family Group Sheet No. 480.4.
sources, Continued:
*...Run on the West side o f Linville Creek by May 1774,
Rockingham County. Virginia. South of Rrock's Gap
deed
dated 18 August 1 7 7 3 . " Latter Day Saints, International
Genealogical Index. Maryland, as of 1992.
...
**Re! "&in'
and "Schellmannin": These are German
feminine forms of BPr and Schellman. respectively.
See Scharf, a&, p. 5 2 6 regarding stones removed
from the Original site of the German Reformed Church
cemetery which was dug up and the stones removed,
"preparatory to the erection of a chapel. the inscriptions of the following stones were obtained:
[Includes apparent grandparents of Anna Maria "Barin-, George
marks the
and Naryhlagdalena Rimball Baer, Sr]....Another
grave of Anna Naria sirin
daughter o f Henry and Elirabeth.. .moat Of theae [stones) were in the Germ8n language'".
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***Elizabetha/Elizabeth SchelLmannin/Shellaan Baer/Bear and
Isaac Wisong are the 3 r d great-grandparents o f Patricia
Faller, 2 5 6 1 Fairview Road, Madisonville, Tennessee 37354
Her Ancestor Chart documents this relationship. A copy of
this chart vas sent to the compiler by Leona Bair Kenney.
Ma. Faller his furnished much valuable information leading
t o the extending of our knowledge of Bair ancestry back to
German emigration.
****See LDS-IQI Maryland a s of 1 9 9 2 , page 6 2 4 . Anna Maria wns
not listed in the cited .Records of the Evangelical Reformed Church of Fredrick Xaryland 1746-1800", translated
by William J. Hinke & B. W. Reinecke, published by Family
Life Publications of Silver Spring, Naryland. This fact
was due t o her birth in 1 8 0 2 . outside the time frame of the
records in the book. The time, place, and names natch Well
enough that it can probably safely be assumed that this
child belongs in this family. The name "Anna naris Kimbole
Baer" suggests that she van named after her grandmother.
referred to above. It was also a common practice for subsequent children to be given the name of one who previously
died.
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Muster Rolls and
other records of service of Maryland Troops in the hmerican
Revolution 1775-1783.. volume 2; Baltimore; Maryland Historical
Society, 1900. The names o f Henry and his brother John are
both listed, and confirmed by other information from DAR records described in Volume 16, No. 4, and Volume 1 0 , NO. 2 ,
The Bear Family Newsletter. Putting this information together.
it appears that both John (Family Group Sheet No. 2 4 0 ) served
o n the ship Defence, although not necessarily simultaneously.
In addition, Henry was a Private (implying Army), and John is
listed as part o f the ship's company, d e s c d b e d a s a Yoeman
"Diary Of
in one roster, an: an a Coxswain in another. Also:
Jacob Engelbrecht Vo1 1, pp 506 L 5 2 4 1 Maryland.
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Ralpe and address of submitter:
John P. Eolraan
4901 Westvieu Drive
Austin PX 78731
Phone:( 512) 459-9403
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QUERIES
Ancestor Lstina Paaes.. __
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8$%88**
Austin. TX
J e r r y A. Hunt, 5419 M o n t v i e w S P . , A u s t i n TX 7 8 7 5 6 - 1 6 0 7
Te1.512/345-2402,
e-mail: e p x y 9 7 a e p r o d i g y . c o m
(b.abt 1720, m . b e f 1744, 1 s t r e c o r d
Co. NC, d.abt JAN 1791, F r a n k l i n Co.
NC) Po e a r l y HUNT f a m i l i e s w h o m i g r a t e d i n t o / f r o m S o u t h s i d e VA.
Wife
named ELIZABETH,
THOMAS9 c h i l d r e n w e r e HENRY ($.1744)/HARDY,SARAH,
&
JOHN. HENRY/HARDY l i n e m i g r a t e d WILSON/SUMNER Co. TN, then GIBSON Co.
TN.
HENRY/HARDY m.ANN/SARAH TAYLOR ( F a t h e r = J O t d N TAYLOR) i n FRANKLIN
Co. NC. P o s s i b l y r e l a t e d Po o t h e r THOMAS/#ENRY HUNT i n area. R e l a t e d
names a r e MASSEY (m.unnamed dau.) and HARRIS ( i s s u e o f SARAH HUNT).
l i n k s f r o m ?MOMAS HUNT
HUNT--Want
---1754 M i l i t i a L i s t GRANVILLE
i n f o . selaUivg Po JOSEPH TAYLOR (b.abP 1783, NC. L i v e d
TAYLOR--Want
WILLIAMSON Co. BN 9810-1855, d.abP 9 8 5 5 ) .
W i f e ELIZABETH.
Known issue: SARAH (b.abt 1880, m.JOHN KING, W ' S O N Co. TN, Jul 1834;
JOSEPH Y. b.abt 1822 (m.NANCY JANE bef 18551, and M I L E S C. b . 1 8 2 7 ,
1830 C e n s u s s h o w s 10 c h i l d r e n a t home.
Most
m . M a r t h a A n n MEREDITH.
m o v e d to GIBSON Co. TN by 1857.
9860 C e n s u s shows ELIZABETH w/SARAH
KING, QUINCY area, GIBSON Co. TN near JOSEPH Y. and M I L E S C. TAYLOR.
T h e " Y " i n i t i a l i n JOSEPH Y . TAYLOR poss.is f a m i l y name o f "YANCEY".
Note:
A Joseph TAYLOR m . E l i z a b e P h TATE, ORANGE C o o NC, JAN 1 8 0 7 .
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l i n k s P o JOHN VAYLOR (b.ebt 1 7 1 5 , prob. VA, m . b e f . 1 7 4 5 ,
1 7 8 5 , FRANKLIN Co. NC).
W i f e named MARY.
Issue are
MOURNING (To H a n c o c k Co. GA), ANN/SARAH (m.HENRY/HARDY HUNT, LUCRETIA
(m.JESSE WEBB), RUTH (m.WILLIAM BABB). W i f e d . a b t 1789, F r a n k l i n Co.NC
POSS. i s JOHN TAYLOR of NANSEMOND Co. VA, who bought 357a f r o m THOMAS
Also i n t e r e s t e d i n poss. r e l a t i v e s
HUNT i n GRANVILLE Coo NC, 07'63.
who had sons named JOSEPH TAYLOR o r HENRY HUNT TAYLOR.
TAYLOR--Want
-----d.abt
GRAVES/RUTLAND/WATSON--Want
Po develop l i n e s o f JOHN GEORGE GRAVES,
(b.a$U 1 7 7 5 V A ) m.RAary RUTLAND, dau. BLAKE
RUTLAND/MARTHA WATSON; l i v e d WILSON Co. TN 1810-d.bef 1860. P r o b . Son
o f BEVERLY GRAVES, C a r o l i n e Co. VA and poss. g-son of a John GRAVES.
Issue $.Wilson Co. TN:
LOUISA (b.abP 1811, m.SAMUEL BOOTH), MARTHA
($.abt 1815, m.5.D.
ALFORD), POLLY E L I Z . (b.abt 1817, m.JOHN CRUDUP),
M y l i n e : Louisa GRAVES
JOHN GEORGE BLAKE (b.abP 9820, m.NANCY BROWN).
v i a BOOTH/MAYF%ELD m a r r i a g e , G i b s o n Co. TN.
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MAYFIELD-GIBSON--Need
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help w / l i n e s
f o r James MAYFIELD and h i s son
Isaac MAYFIELD (b.Prob. VA, d.TN 1780), pioneers o f
mid-TN during Indian w a r s .
I S A A C spouse w a s ELIZABETH GIBSON, w i d o w
of NICHOLAS GENTRY.
L i v e d DAVIDSON/W%LL%AMSONCo. TN.
F a m i l y names
ar BOYD, PATTERSON, WYNN.
F a m i l i e s m o v e d on t o GIBSON Co. TN, TX, KY.
ISAAC/ELIZABETH issue a r e SUTHERLAND/ELIZABETH/JAMES/ELIAS MAYFIELD.
James w i f e i n TN w a s ELLENDER ( 3 ) . Was m o t h e r o f h i s issue? S u r n a m e ?
Wish i s " e a r l y VA" ancestry o f JAMES MAYFIELD and ELIZABETH GIBSON.
MEREDHTH-FULTON--Want
t o develop l i n e s o f FREDERICK MEREDITH (b.poss
NC, d.1826 WAYNE Co. TN) and MARY FULTON (b.poss VA,
m s l . a b t 1800 TN, d.1836 WAYNE 6 0 . TN).
Bro.JOHN MEREDITH nearby i n 1820
census WAYNE Co. TN.
Prob. i s s u e a r e DEBORAH, JAMES B.,
FREDERICK,
Assoc. f a m i l y names: NETTLES,
THOMAS, PLEASANT, R I L E Y , SUSAN, CYRUS.
HOLLIS, DAVIS; "LOVICK" i s 8 common m i d d l e name i n f a m i l y . Wish w i v e s
m a i d e n n a m e s and MEREDIBH/FULTON ancestry.
My l i n e :
f r o m RILEY.
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FLEMPNG-BOYD--Need
-----------TN,
i n f o . on RALPH FLEMING (b.abP 1 7 7 0 , m . W i l l i a m s o n C o
d.abP 1821 Wm'son Co. TN) and w i f e HANNAH BOYD
KY).
Issue a r e JANE (Jenny), m . E l i a s MAYFIELD
MARGARET (m.EBMINSON),
JOSIAH.
Name v a r i a t i o n
17'99,
(prob. d.1803 LOGAN C o o
JAMES, POLLY (m.WHITE),
i s FLEMMON and FLEUMPNG.
dau. o f T N pioneer JOHN
HANNAH has been c a l l e d "HANNER"9 i s p o s s i b l e
BOYD.
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BIRTHDATE
B-PLACE
MARR-DATE
DEATHDATE
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002
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029
030
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HUNT
TAYLOR
HUNT
HARPER
TAYLOR
MAYFIELD
HUNT
ALLEN
TAYLOR
MEREDITH
MAYFIELD
BOOTH
HUNT
GAY
TAYLOR
MEREDITH
MAYFIELD
FLEUING
BOOTH
GRAVES
HUNT
TAYLOR
GAY
MEREDITH
FULTON
MAYFIELD
GIBSON
FLEMING
BOYD
BOOTH
NELMS
GRAVES
RUTLAND
HUNT
065
066
061
112
124
126
127
TAYLOR
MAYFIELO
GRAVES
RUTLAND
WATSON
JERRY ARTHUR
JAMES ARTHUR
MARY LOU I S E
JAMES GRANVILLE
L O L L I E F.
D A V I D HENRY ( D A V E )
MARGARET L . ( P E A R L )
HENRY GRADY
J A N E W.
MILES CHRISTOPHER
MARTHA ANN
JOHN NICHOLAS
SARAH L O U I S A
HARDY
NANCY
JOSEPH
ELIZABETH
RILEY
SARAH M A R I A ( H ) -?
ELIAS
JANE (JENNY)
SAMUEL
LOUISA
HENRY (REV. )
ANN
JOHN
MARTHA
FREDERICK
MARY
ISAAC
E L I Z A B E T H P . GENTRY
RALPH
HANNAH
GEORGE CONWAY I 1
ANNA
JOHN GEORGE
MARY ( P O L L Y )
THOMAS
E L I ZABETH
JOHN
MARY
JAMES ( 1 S T )
BEVERLY
BLAKE
MARTHA ( P A T S Y )
25 AUG 1931
23 AUG 1894
23 APR 1904
1 2 FEE 1849
18 F E B 1864
16 F E E 1872
14 MAR 1825
02 FEE 1822
09 AUG 1827
29 DEC 1837
12 MAR 1834
05 SEP 1840
18 JAN 1183
i a JAN 1786
A B T 1783
A B T 1185
ABT 1806
J U N 1958(Dv)
26 NOV 1923 14 FEE 1936
2a JAN 1955
26 NOV 1891 BET 1894-1900
B E T 1894-1900
GIBSON CO. TN
A B T J A N 1899 11 NOV 1935
GIBSON CO. TN
31 DEC 1923
WILSON co. TN
25 AUG 1845 BEF 1880
GIBSON co. TN
25 AUG 1864
WILLIAMSON
co. TN BEF OCT 1858 08 JAN 1891
WAYNE CO. TN
06 AUG 1916
GIBSON co. TN
01 J A N 1861 04 FEE 1 9 1 3
G I B S O N CO. TN
25 NOV 1893
FRANKLIN co. NC 05 JAN 1803 0 1 SEP 1860
NASH co. NC
1 6 NOV l a 5 1
NC
ABT 1807
A B T 1856
VA
A F T 1860
22 J U L 1900
G I B S O N CO, TN
G I B S O N CO. TN
GIBSON CO. TN
GIBSON co, TN
1 9 FEE t i a 8
25 F E E 1792
A B T 1197
ABT i a i i
28 NOV 1744
0 2 F E E 1145
A B T 1153
DAVIDSON CO.NC=TN 07 SEP t a l i
DAVIDSON CO.NC=TN
19 APR 1827
VA
NC
ABT 1770
20 MAR 1779
A B T 1750
A B T 1755
NC ( ? )
VA ( ? )
VA
VA
31 J A N 1766
ABT
iaoo
A B T 1784
1 3 APR 1791
06 OCT 1758
06 F E B 1156
A 8 T 1771
A B T 1720
17 F E E 1791
NC
C A R O L I N E CO. VA-? B E F 1811
VA
ABT 1142
A B T 1715 ( ? ) VA ( ? )
A B i 1723
A B T 1150
A B T 1747
C A R O L I N E CO.VA -?
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16 MAY 1825 WILSON CO. TN
30 MAY 1824 F R A N K L I N CO. NC
ABT DEC i a o a NASH co, NC
BEF 1808 ( ? I NASH co, NC
ABT 1826
WAYNE CO. TN
ABT 1863
WAYNE CO, TN
06 J U L 1794 DAVIOSON CO.NC=TN
03 MAY 1830 TN
A 8 T 1821
WM.SON CO. TN
BEF NOV 1803
A 8 T 1844
RUTHERFORD CO. TN
29 MAR 1822 TN
ABT 1854
WILSON CO. TN
W I L S O N CO. TN
ABT 1791
F R A N K L I N CO. NC
B E F 1766 ( ? ] B U T € CO. NC ( ? )
ABT 1185
A F T 1785
05 APR 1780 DAVIOSON CO.NC=TN
VA -?
WILSON GO. TN
W I L S O N CO. TN
04 SEP 1835
14 MAY 1846
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Father:
ABT
1837
30 DEC 1893
Place:
Place:
Place: Nixon's Chapel, Marshall Co, Alabama
Place: Rock Springs Cem, Marshall Co,Alabama
Mother :
1817
Place. , , North Carolina
zhr.:
Place.
9 MAR
Place: , Marshall Co,Alabama
Died:
Place: Rock Springs Cem, Marshall Co,Alabama
Bur.:
?ather:
Mother:
Ither Husbands:
\
List each child (living o r dead)
;ex Children
U/F
in order of birth
1. Name: William M MARTIN
Spouse: Mahulda GRlFFlTH
M Born:
1839
Place: Guntersville, Marshall, Alabama
Place:
Chr.:
Marr: 8 MAR 1860
Place: , Marshall Co. Alabama
Place:
Died:
Spouse: George SMITH
2. Name: Nancy C MARTIN
F Born:
1841
Place:
Chr.:
Marr: 23AUG 1858
Place: , Marshall Co, Alabama
Place :
Died:
Spouse: Ophelia A UNKNOWN
3. Name: Henry Clay MARTIN
M Born:
1845
Place:
Chr.:
Place:
Marr:
Died:
Place:
Spouse: Dorm Ellen FIELDS
4. Name: James Am brous MART IN
M Born: 7 JUL 1854
Chr.:
Place:
Marr: 20 SEP 1874
Died:
18 AUG 19 18
Place: Waco, McLennan, Texas
Spouse: Millie Lucinda HUGHES
5 . Name: George W MARTIN
M Born: 4FEB 1858
Place: Guntersville, Marshall Co, Alabama
Chr.:
Place:
Marr: 14 DEC 1879
Died: 20 MAR 1923
Place: , Marshall Co.Alabama
Spouse:
6. Name:
Place:
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Born:
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Place: b e , , Denmark
Marr: 25 OCT 1822
Place: ,,Denmark
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Place: Buske, ,Denmark
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Place: Buoke, ,Denmark
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Place: Tybjerg, ,Denmark
Died: 13 NOV 1898
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Christoffer ANDERSEN
1 2 Born: 6APR1789
Place: Kongsted, ,Denmark
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Died: 2 APR 1871
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ll?~ommUkdrIch (l732-180l) of CaroUne & Amhust Co. VA m.Ce(boP(m- and had issue,
Edmand COoMeh (1758-1818) of Amhent Co VA 111.1782 hanm Pearee, and had issue.
Gldeon C. Goodrlcb (17811835) of Amberst Co. VA & M o m Co MO m. 1809 Ellrnbclh
carbca (a descendent of King Edward I thrw h e Mowbray, Wells, Dymoke, Sklpwith and
Dale fsmllks),dau. A b m & Mary Robuts &of
Amherst Co, and had issue,
Robert Weon ooodrkb (1827-1905) of M o m Co MO and Norman, Cleveland Co, OK m.
Mprgue(Ellnbc(h Rut, dau.of Hugh & Elizabeth See Har~(and gt. granddau. John Hart of
Hopewell NJ, Signer of the Declararion of Indcpcadence), and had hue.
Dr. Hugh Cldeoa CoaMcb,of New Florence, Mont ornery Co, MO and Noman OK.b.
M m C o M O 1849m.lstly 1883EUmbetl1Jullraa%oem(d. Jonesburg MO 1884).
daughw of Conrad Heinrick MorilELoeas of Elberfeld,0erman ,and had issue. a son, Dr.
Loens Hart Goodtich (m. Odie M. H u t and had four children). b.0.O d c h m. zndl
LaddoniaMO 1885 Emma Vlfglnln Antton (l857-1942), dab. of Jud e Jonah and Srdaey
Centerbury Haptoa of High W,
MontgomeryCo MO, and d 1933,leavffighurher bsue,
I. Nell Virghth Gooddch, of Rancho Encinal, 8525 Oarland Road, Dallas TX and Hi hwall.
120 Lloyd Rd, Monrclalr NJ.Civic leader& philanthmplat. b. New flonm MO 1886.
Norman HS, Unlv of olda m. Norman 1910EverLce DcOolyer (6Dallas 1956). son of
John and Na~cissusHuddk Dbool ex of the DeBow Farm,Pompton Plains, NJ & Normaa. and
dw.
6 Dallas 1972, leaving laws (see *&te Deaolyen of Dallas", A.O.S. Quarterly, Xxxm, No. 2.
(June 1992) pp. 7679) Her grsndson Peter Flagg M u o n of Austin b author of this work.
2. (Mary) Pearl Coodrkh. of I225 E. 25th St., Tulsa OK.and Chi ita Park CO. b. New
Florence 1888 Wuc. Norman HS.Umv. of OUa m. Nonnra 1913 &e
Sellers Porter
(d. 1951)son of Albert and Amanda SeIkrn Porter of OulMe OK,and d.'lhlsa 1983 leaving issue,
A. P~IUPotter, of Dallas. b. Norman 1915 Educ. Rinccton Univ., Univ. of Okla.ktrolew
geologist, former1 with DeOdyer & MacNap ton, Chief odologist VPRupsie. m.Tulsa
194ODorie Joan !&UI.dau. of Earl & Tessle g u t Smith of Tulsa and has issue.
I. Pbil Oaodrich (Ricky)Porrtr, b. 1946 6 Dabs 1949
2. (Barle) Ste hen Porter, b. 1950 Educ. S.M.U., Univ. of Tex. (Dallas)m.1979
(dlv.1986) !me Shepherd. dau. of Mar & Mary Shepherd
3. Robett D a d Porter. b. 1951 111.1972 (dlv.1980) Elizabeth Brand, dau. of James B
Maurine Brand, and haa lame (SM, Phil David)
4. ( M o h ) Susaaha Poner, b. 1951 (twin)m. 1990 (div.) Ron B a k e of Fayetieville NC.
B. Helm Porter, of Orinda CA. b. Norman 1918Educ. SwarthmoreColl. Founder.Charmwick
Candles. m. lstly 'I\llsa 1940 (div. 1972) Arnold Joseph Viehotver, of H W r o u g h CA. son
of Dr.Am0 and Mabel Johnson Vlehwver. of SwarIhmorePA and had Issue,
1. Peter Viehoever. b. Redwood Cit ,Calff. 1951 Educ.Bltrlia ame HS. Saa Amm Jr. Coll.
m. Pinole CA m. 1979 (div.1989 Darla Omber, dau. Don oeorgia Omber of Pinole, and
had lmue (son P a m )
Helm Porter m.2ndly San Francisco 1973 Dr.Paul A. Slattery (d. Orinda CA 19&6),son of
John & Marie Slallexy of clindnnati.
Mar are1 (Pe gy) Poner, of Pacific palisades CA & Pon Townsend W A b. Glen Ridge,
NJ 922 uc We wle C o t . Smford Unlv (MA) m. 194- John Gama Burke, W D
(whom. 2ndly Ann Smih, widow of US. SenlOkla. Oov. Dewey Bar(k1t and d.1989). son
of Edmund & CsrttcrineBnrry Burke of Boston MA and d . M Townsend 1983 kavin issue,
1. (Margm) AUson Burke. of Los Osos CA. b. Pittsburgh PA 1946 Educ. Unlv of dif
r
d
A.i
Wsr-
hmm, Arrhltschtnl HIsbrimKoppui HOUM,u 1 2 Avenue F, tiydehrk, AwUn TX 78751
(SantaB u b r ~ im.
) Sans Barbara 1970John Mitchell Ball. son of Roy & Nancy AveneU
Ball of pksoo CA, and has h u e (dew: Alyssa, Screna, Danielle; son Oarmt)
2. Kevin Oama. of Port Townseod W k b. Pinsburgh PA 1948 Educ.Pacific Palisades HS,
Stanford Univ. m.lsUy L a Ve as NV 1969(dlv) Mary PrancesSeedlock, daughter of
wdter mantes ~ c e d l o ~ lan
r!.
issue (da~.h ~ y son
. Benjamin). HC m.2ndy port
Townsend WA. 1989Debra Ann Snnderland,dau.Eugene & Joarme Sundertand
3. (Mary) Eileen Burke. of San Francisco CA b. Tulsa 1950Educ.Pumey Sch.(VT), Univ. of
W.
(Santa Cmz) d San Frandsu, 1992
3. C U e S
Qioocsrlcb, of Middlesex Co. C
T & Flint, MI.b. New Rmnce 1890 Educ.
Norman H g U m v of Okla m. 1913 Bulc Smltb COag. son of John & Nola Smith Coots of
Shawn& OK, and d. Palm Beach PL 1946 leaving lame,
A. Mary Nell Coots, of DaUas.& lslesbom ME.b. Norman 1914. Educ. Univ of ma.m.1931
Rdph Burton Rogers, chuman, Texas Industnur, son of Joseph L.Rogers of Boston, and
lB.3 i=-.
1. John Burton (Jack) Rogers. of F%h Beach FL & Islesbom, MEb. Boston 1933 Bduc. St.
Mark's (Southbomgb, MA),Yak Coll, €!a!vard Unfv (MBA) m.Shmv
LA 1954
(div. 1970) Joanna Wesley Lac,dam of Wdhm & Joerma OleUen Lce o%veport,
and
had
(son Mark). He m. 2ndly Alhene, 01971 AUa Julia Corn. fonnedy wlfe of
DeSnles Harrisoa and dau. of Ma& & JuUa Doda Con of Selma, AL,and bad furulerissue
(dau.Cnllie, son John Jr.; ado
sonsPegram andDesaks HaniSollW
2. Robert David (Bob) Rogers. of
Hartlord 193- Educ. St. Mark's (MA). Yale Coll.
Resident K.E.0. Tern Industries m.lstly Bast Hamptc~~,
Lt,M y 1958 (div. 1 9 8 3 Joan
Wards Barbour (who m. M y Dudley Orey of Snow Maas CO), dau. of W. Stanton dB:
Manha Benedid Berbour of Morrislown. NJ & BBst Ham w and had issue (sons David.
James; dau. Mary Burton). He m. M y 19, M arc4 &m Jonsson, formuly wife of
Oeorge Volk. Charlton and dau. of Mayor (John)
& Margant Jorrpson of Dallas.
3. Richard (Dick) Ooodrich Rogers, of Dallns. b. New Rochelle NY.1940 Educ. SL Mark's
0.
Bmwa Univ! SMU (JD).Attorney. m.Ddas 1963 EUen Higginbo(ham, dau. Joseph
a Euz8wlBell HI bolham of Ddlas,andhaelsJlle (Jon Michael,dau.Katherlm)
4. William (Bill) Eark%gm, of Dallas. b. New Rocbelle NY.1947 Educ. SL Mark's
Rolllns CoU., Univ of Tex. ExecutiveVia h i d e n t , Century Sales Ltd.m.lsUy
Aunin 1968 (div. 1973) Sara Jo Hood, dau. of C h w & Ora Barnes Hood of Houston &
Lago Vista, and had issue (son Philip). He m.2ndly Mrs. Buff Rank Strickland, dau. of Don
B Buff Rank of AmarilloTX,and has hnthuh u e (sou Will).
g8.
%
m),
4 Robml Bnolcs Goadrkb. of Ooodricb-Kimball-CnrterHouse, # 21 Wwtover Road, Pon
Worth and the O d c h Ranch. Bumet Co TX. Educ.Norman HS,Univ. of CMa. President, Rio
Oil Company and rancher. m. lstly 1917 (dlv. 1921) 5erU1la Blank. of Claremore OK (who m.
ond Ooodrich, of Fort Wonh, b. TUsn 1917 Educ. McCallie MUilary SCL, Univ
lsrly Fort Worth 1946 Laura Blount Williams (d.1964),
dau. of Charles & Armeta Price Williams of Fort Worth, and bad iapue.
1. Charles Hatton Goodrich of Tr y Club TX.,b. A b k n e 1953 Educ. Texas A&M, Univ
of Texas. m. San Angela 1976Vkh Marie Schon, dau. of Raymond J. Schon of San
An elo, ,and has isSm (BW Robert, dau. &in).
R.R
m.2ndly R Wonh 1964 (div.1982) (Beatria)Lucille Blewea, fonnedy
wife of John Burwell Pope (d. 1984). dau of Emerson K e m y Blewett of Dcnton and Siekx of
Peter Blewett, below. HCr childen are Sally Pope,of Austin (m.Bradley Fowler) and John
Bumell (Bill)Po UI of Corpus Chri.sU (m. Helen Roumoy) frdly 1984 Auce Holforty,
formwl wife of &en B. Morris and dau of John HoU
m.Pt.Worch
B. Oeraldke (Jerry) Ooodrich, of Okla City, b. Tulsa I 9 1 % & e k % ~ S %
1941 John Raach (Jack)Malloy. independent oil man (who m.2ndy 1965 Meen Westbrook.
d&&d~
.
RIlrRags Mauon, Ard~Ikctunl
HwalnK a p p l How,4212 Avmur F, Hydo Pi*, A u m TX 78751
former1 Mrs. Emory A Cantey). son of W c k & Lenm Harrington Malloy of Tuka &
Sioux Aty. IA and d. OUa. Clty 1961. having Isrme.
I . John CIooMcb (Jack) Malloy of Okla City. b. Ft Worth 1942 Educ.Cascts Hall Sch.
(Xiha) Univ. of Okla Dinctory ubllsher. m.Okl8. City 1970 (div.1980) Judilh K.
M o m , dau. of John Monroc o!Wa City, and had issue (dau. Tyler, son Michael).
2. Mar aret Cecilia (Peg) Malloy, of Okla Ci , b. R.Worth 1946. Educ. Casedy Sch.. Univ.
of Oba. m. lstly Olda City 1971 (dlv.197x Walter Sims. son of U.Z.S h , and had issue
(dru. Connor). She m.2ndly Cambridge. England 1988 Tobias Hunter (Toby) llompson,
son of James &Jean Young Thompson of Okla City.
3. Paul Michael Malloy, of Okla City, b. Okla City 1953 Educ. C w d y Sch., Univ of OUa
m.Okla City 1981 Sarah Lea, formerly wife of Hugh A. Stout Jr. and dau. of Dr. James
& Barbara Lea of Okla Ci ,and hap issue (sow Rory. Kyle.dau. Mallo ).
C. David Earl Goodrich. of PI. aorth, b. Tulsa 1921 W.
Tex. Country Da
(now SL
Mark's), Tex. A.& M.Udv. Stockbroter.m. lstly R.Worth I944 (div.lh6) Virginia
Woolwine Spe (whom.2ndly FLWorth 1966 Dr. E m m n Kenney (Pete) Bbwea,
brutha of Lu% Bkwett Goodrich. above), dau of Wade & HarrlU Waohvlne Spmy d
Nashville. and had i m e ,
1. Wade Spew (Smoky) ooodricb of Dallas. b. Daytona Beach EL.1947 Educ. Sr Marks
Plinc+ton Univ.. Univ. of Texas (MBA) m. CrockefiTX. 1975 (Mary)M arc1 Kin ,
dau. of Oale & Anna Nauwald King of CmcLen, and ha9 issue (son Benju%. Qu. J
a
r
y
Kalbaioe)
2. Rc4wrt David Goodrich (Q of El TX.Insurance agent. b. Savannah (iA I949 Educ.
Unlv. of Tern m. AuMin 1974 &Jane
Mulcr. dau. of AUan & Iva Butla Miller of S t
Louis, and has lapue (soasOrant, William)
3. catlk B d e r GadMch of Solanr Bcach CA. b. PI.Worth 1954 Gdac. SI.Edwards Univ.
m.Auotin 1979 (James) Bryan Blasuta son of Victor & Eleanor Prtcock
%%%!8%nbus.
OH.
4. Haniu Hamilton (Haddy) Goodrich, of Austin. b. FI.Worth I958 Educ. Pine Manor
Jr. CoU. (MA), Southwest Tex. S~IUC Univ. m. lsUy Austin 1980 (div. 1983) William
McCmy. Zndly Austin 1984 Malone Vincent Hill, Jr.. M.D.son of Malone & Francw
Mmlock Hillof Alpiae TX and has isSue (amMalone Ill, dau Virginia)
D.E.OooMch m.2ndly Augtln 1%7 EUzabetb Owenr,formerly wife of R k Smith and
dau.charles & P w l Elllson Owena of Austin, and ado
his ttepsom.
5. Alan Owens Ooodrlch, of Dallas. b. Dallas 1958 Z U n i v . of Va. S.M.U. 0 )
6. Michael Slephen Ooodrich. of Ft. Worth. b. AwUn 1960 Educ. Tulane, SL Marys
Univ.(J.D.), Ten. Christian Univ. (MBA)m.1988 Mclanic K (Misty) Ray&. of Ben
& Jean Ray, and has isspe (dau. KaUminc).
RD. O W c h m . 2 d y Heavener. Okla. 192- Maprlac V e m Butler (d. PI. WOIUI 1989),
formerly wife of Isaiah Oamu of Oloucester MS and dau. of Dr.Gavin and Frances Steck Butler,
of W a and Hcavena OK.and d Goodrich Ranch. Bumet Co. 1958. H b stepson,
D. (3avin Raiford O m , of the W c h Ranch, Bumet Co. b. Shreveport L A 1918 Educ.
Mccallle Military Sch m. Lampapas 1943 Bonnllee Ke ,dau of Harry & BUlbe Nuclrles Key
of Lampasas. and has issue (sonsGavin. David; daus:
Maurine. Jane).
%I.
.
ha.
5. Raymod Hugh Coodrldr of Penrbroot Farm,200 -wold,
Houston and Riverbend
Ranch. Waller Co, near Navasota TX.b. New Florence 1895. Educ. Long Beach (CA) HS Univ.
of Okla.. Ward Univ. Jndependent oil man and rancher. m.Chica o IL. 1921 Esther
Florraee Wblnnery (d. Denver CO 1973), dau. of Roben & Mary&atimer Whinnery of Kanm
City. and d. R i v a n d Ranch 1958 leaving hue,
A. Mary RltclllaGoodrich of New Yo& City, F M i l d CF.& Dark Harbor ME.
b. B o w n 1922 Educ. Kincaid Sch., Unlv. of Texas, Unlv of Denver (PbD) m. lscly Howton
1941 (div. 1955) Roben Cramcr KuldeU of Houston, 8on of Lc. Col. Rudolph & Ethclyn
Cramu Kuldell of 400 South Blvd, Houston and Morgan's Point TX.and had issue.
P.tar
Ma=, Ard~IblrmnlH I I Q ~K~
1
- ~ . Howc,UtZ A v n u a P,
Pmk, Auntn TX 78751
1. Roberta (Robin) Prlsdlla KuldeU. of Houston.b. 1946 Educ.. Pine Manor Jr. CON
(Mm)m.lstly 19- (div. 19- )Tenell Smith, m.2ndly 19- (dv. 19Maurice Angly. and had issue (dau. Etlenne)
2. Roben Goodrich Kuldell. of Santa R Nh4. b. 1948 Educ. Tree Fron Univ. m.lsUy 19 (div
19JMkQ
m.2ndl SantaFe1990Gayle. "
M.P. Goodrich m.2ndlv CO.1 d 7 Manhall Nve Barnard of Amen (d.Aspen 19- )son of
Hanison & Elizabeth Tidholm Barnad of Chi&go IL, and had h
rG e .
3. Antn?Nye Barnard. of Paris, France.b.Denw C0.1958 Educ. Athenian School,
Bennington CoU., Saa Pmcisco Art Mtute (MFA)
4. Phoebe Paffmce Barnard. of Arlington VA.b.Denver. 1960 Educ.Kent Sch. (0.
Skidmore
CoU. m.1992 On ory
M.pnsdlla Ooodrk! m3rdly Denver 1968 Howard W. Rea of 200 High Stfeet Denver (d.
1981). She.m.4thlv New Yolf 1990 Junes Tiinson. son of Carl & Maralle Vallon Timpson
of c;darhurst LI:NY.
8. Hugh Robert Goodrich. of Houston & K u r Co. TX.b. Houston 1926 @due. Phillips
Academ (Andover, MA). DuLe Unlv., Comell Untv. MI & nal eJLate hveSrmeats. m. lsUy
Fl. BendYCo TX.1949 (div.1967) Jane Wescemeld Tucker A h (who m. Zndly Ward T.
Jones). dau. of Andrew &Lucy Tucker Adams, Jr. of M i s o u ~City
i TJC, and had tss~e.
1. Rn ond Hugh Goodrich. a of Austin TX.b. Houston l9SO Ebuc.St. John's, Williams
C o r Udv. of Texas m.l& Alexandria. La. 1982 Idiv. 19116) Rhonda'Ibompson. dau.
m.hdly Holwon I988 (Mary)Melissa Hal&, dau.of
James ?bompn of A k x &
JmC-9& C k o Phillips Halbert of Howton and has imue (sons Ja~1e8.
Halbert)
2. David Adams ooodrlch, of Houston. b. Houston 1951 educ. SL John's. Johns HopUniv., Univ. of Texas (M.B.A.) m.Hathenon.Leicestershire.Oreat Britain 1978 (div.
1988) Angela Mary Ooodacrc, dau. of Thomas & Joan TompUas Ooodacre of Hathexton.
and dkd without issue,Houston 1992.
3. Lucy 'IWux Ooodrich, of Houston. b. Houston 1954 Educ.St John's, Bolton HS
(Alexandria LA). S.M.U., Univ. of Colo. m.lstly W ~ ~ n ~ - TX t 1978
b B ~
(div. 1986) Robett Shemu Frost, son of Vernon & lnza Shwar Frost of Houston, and had
ww (daus. Cardioe. Claire). She m. Zodly Houston 1989 Willlam Kaupu C W e . son of
David (Atcheson) & Helen Kauper Cheadle of Housron C Montclair NJ,and has further
issue (sea William),
4. Hart Lalimer ooodnch. of Austin. b. Houston 1956 Educ. Chosk Sch.. Univ. Of
Texas m.Houston 1995 MIS. Amy Firwtone Morgan of Houston
Hu h aoodrich m.2ndly 1983 ChrishM Lampe, dau. of Jean Paul Lamp of Me% Prancc.
anlfLfunher(nrue.
5. John-SebaStlan Hugh Bemud Ooodrifh. b. HoUtM 1991
gs CO. b. New
nret Prpaas coodrlcb, of h x e l Hill PA & Colo. S
6. (WUIle) M
~N ~ r I
t
Rorence 18973°C. ~ o n n a HS,
n univ. ofom.m. N o m m 1922 ( d i m 9) ~
Henson, son of James & Mary Johnson Henson of S h a m OK and d CO 1961 k a v h g h u e ,
A. Richard Ooodrich Heason. of New York City and Denvu NY.b. E d d OK. 1925 Educ. Upper
Darby HS, Villanova Univ., Colo. CoU.. Swarchmore Con. (MA). Yale Univ. (PhD)
wilawphy professor, Rutgers Univ. m.1stly Scarsdale NYl947 (div. 1969) Ruth
d a u of Rn ond & Ruth C w l b e of Scarsdale, and had hue.
Anne @$Henson.
of Bisbee
Philadel a 19H)Educ. Udv. of
Utah, DePaul Udv. Translator.m.laly 1919 ( d i v . c n . l 9 ~ R e uSafarian m.fndly 1992
b Hogan, dlvemmith
2. o frcy Newton Heasoa. of Santa Barbara CA. b. New Haven CT 1953 m.Santa Barbara
1983 Marta Johanssen, and has Issue (son ---4.
3. Gregory Neil Henson, of Salt Lalre City UT.b. lthaca NY 1956
He m.2ndly 1969 (div.1978) Sylvia Deon Smith of Salt Lake City. m.3rdly New Yort City
1984 Mrs. Amie Woodwonh Brochvay of New YorL.Her children by a pnVioue marriage:
Adrienne Broctway. Virginia Brodtway.
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125 Germantown
126 Hermanus BkER-905 m 2 Ma 1729 Looenburg Greene New York
127 Maria Magdalena WEEKHUISE#-906: b 28 Aug 1711 ,,hew York
160 Samuel CARY-424: b 1677 Bridgewater,Plyyouth Massachueetts. m 25 A ~ K
1704 B r i d eweter P1 mouth Maseachusette d lf59 Dutchese,kew York
161 Mar POOLg-425. b A& 1684. d 1766 Dutkhess New'York
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162 Eli&l BRETT-456: b 1681/1662 Brid e;ater,Pl
17 Dec 1706 Bridgewater,Plymouth Wassachuse&,
d 29 Apr 1745
Bridgewater Plymouth Massachusetks
163 Susannah EDSON-457: b 15 Jan 1679 Brid ewater,Plymouth
Massachusetts' d 19 Jan 1773 Easton Br?atol Massachusetts
170 Jurien QUICK-998: b 20 Apr 1679 Kinbton,Ulkter,New York; m 21 Apr
1701 Kin ston Ulster New York
171 Rebecca ?IETS6ORT-99b
172 Richard SACKETT Ca tain-1026- b Abt 1677 New Haven New Haven
Connecticut; m 11 t;ay 1699 ,New York,New York; d 1'146 Amenia:
Dutchess New York
173 Mar orie'CREGO-1?27: b Abt 1678 Dutchess New York
174 Aarz MASTEN-1045 c 22 Se 1682 kingstown(l,Ulater,New York; m 9 Sep
1704 Kin ston Uliter New eork
175 Pieterneyla VfELE-1046: b Abt 1684 Schannechtad Alban ,New York
d 361 1763 Goshen,
194 Solomon CARPENTER-822: b 1689 ,.Connecticut:
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200 Arter SCOFEL-566: b 24 Jan 1663 Boston Suffolk,Massachusetts* m 17
Dec 1689 Lyme,New London,Connacticut; 6 24 Jun 1694 Lyme,New'tondon,
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201 Rachel-567
204 Samuel BLISS-730: b 9 Dec 1657 Saybrook,New London Connecticut. m 8
Dec 1681 Norwich,New London,Connecticut; d 30 Dec 1729 Norwich:New
London Connecticut
207 Elizabeth' RANSFORD-666: b 1682'Boston,Suffolk,Massachuset<s; d 9 Sep
1761 Montville New London Connecticut
212 Nathaniel1 SMIfH-327: b 31 Oct 1684 Medfield,Suffolk,Massachusetts;
m 24 Ma 1705 Medfield,Suffolk,Massachusetta; d 16 Jan 1762
Sturbris e Worcester Massachusetts
213 Mary CLAWKL328: b 2 beb 1687 Medfield Suffolk,Massachusetts; d 17
Nov 1717 Medf ield Suf folk Massachusetts
214 Timothy HAMANT-533: b 1 Nbv 1667 Medfiald,Suffolk,Massachusetts; m
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215 Melatiah CLARKE-534. b 4 A;
248 Tonges ROCKENFELLENI902: b 9658 Rockenfeld: ,German;; m 1685 ,,
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2 Joseph Franc!s GLEASON-10' b 9 Feb 1857 Lenox Susquehanna
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29 Mar 1946 Beaver Beever Penns lvania
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4 Ariel GLEASON-20: b 30 Jan 1812 Hopbottom,Susquehanna PennsylvanIia;
m 1843. d 23 Jul 1875 Clifford Susquehanna Pennsylvania
5 C a r o l i h CAREY-21: b 5 Aug 1824 Providence'Twp, Luzerne, Pennsylvamia;
d 14 Aug 1863
Penns lvania
25 NOV 1825 Clifford Susquehanna
6 Epaphras S. FIkk-32:
Penns lvania- m 6 Oct 1850 ,,Pennsylvania; 6 18 Nov 1865
Tompk]Ynsvill& Lackawanna Pennsylvania
7 Jane Eliza MItLER-33' b 16 Dec 1827
New York; d 21 Jan 1889
TomDkinsville, Lackawinna, PennsylvaniA'
8 Israel GLEASON-44
10 Jose h CAREY-234: b 23 Feb 1794 Providence Luzerne,Pennsylvania* m 8
Oct P815 Luzerne Penns lvania d 3 Aug 18'17 ,Luzerne,PennsylvaAia
11 Elizabeth'SCOTT-235. d 36 Oct 1827 Luzerne Penns lvania
12 Theron FINN-63: b li Jan 1803 ,Luze;ne,Pennkylvan]Ya; m 1825; d 1884
Benton Twp Lackawanna Pennsylvania
13 Elizabeth SMITH-53: b'1804 ,,New York; d 12 Jun 1872 Benton Twp,
Lackawanna Pennsylvania
14 Cornelius kILLER-82: b Claverack,Columbia,New York
15 Elizabeth SMITH-83: b 5 Aug 1787 Germantown,Columbia,New York
20 John CARY-250: b 29 Apr 1766 ,Dutchess,New York; m 1789; d 18 Jan
1826 Luzerne Penns lvania
21 Lucy kCKAY-251: b 28 Nov 1770 ,,New York; d 4 Dec 1863 Providence,
Luzerne Penns lvania
24 Soloman'FINN-303: b 21 Jan 1770 ,Northumberland,Pennsylvania; m 23
Jun 1790. d 9 A r 1822 Sus uehanna Pennsylvania
25 Irene S C ~ V I L - ~ Ob~ :1775 Co?chester:New London,Connecticut; d 1848 ,
Luzerne Penns lvania
26 Elisha SMITH-302: b 10 Jun 1762 Sturbridge,Worcester,Massachusetts;
d 20 Jan 1830 Luzerne Penns lvania
30 Johannes Fredekick SCHkIDT-8Y9: b
New York. m 1784
New York
31 Anna ROCKEFELLER-880: c 20 Oct 176!i'Cermant0~~Columb~b.New York
~~
249
254
255
320 'Francis CARY-435: b 10 Jan 1647 Duxbury!Plymouth Ma sachusetts. m
1676 Bridgewater, Plymouth,Massachusetts, d 1718 bri8gewater,Pl+mouth,
tt p
MaSSach*>ae
321 Hannah BRETT-436: b 1658 Bridaewater.Plvmouth.Massachusetts: d .
n r i d g ewater
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P1 mouth Massachusetts
b Abt 1642 Weymouth,Norfolk,Massachusetts
322 Elishab...--AAu,
Isaac k'2z_L'i!;f6:
323
326 Samuel EDSON-465: b 1645 Salem,Essex Massachusetts. m 2 Dec 1677
ypter,Plymouth,Massachusetts, 6 10 Apr 1719 bridaewater,
Bridge)
Plymoucn,massacnusetts
a 327 Susannah BYRAM-466: b 1648 Weyny t h , $ y f f o l k , M a s s a c h u s e t t s ; d 12 Mar
1741 Bridgewater P1 mouth MasshL.suoerrs
340 Thomas Teunisse 6UI~K-lOOk.c 24 A r 1644 New Amsterdam,,New York; m
7 Dec 1672 Kin ston Ulster'New Yort. d Bef 9 Nov 1710
341 Rymerick WESTVZLL-1607. b bildwyck,Glster New York; d Aft 9 NOV 1710
342 William FITSOOR-1115: 6 1680; m Kingston,6lster,New York; d oct 1726
kDutchess
eeltie SOA
New Y n r k
343
344 Jonathan SAi
m 1675 New
345 Hannah-1033: D AD^ l b 5 7
348 Cornelius MASTEN-1079' b 1656 New Amsterdam- m Abt 1676 Kingston,
Ulster New York d Ma; 1712 Kin ston Ulster'New York
349 .l.,VElizab6th Artse'VAN WAGENEN-1088: b Abt 1656 Kingston, Ulster,New
350 i)r&r
Cornelise VIELE-1054. b Abt 1648 New Amsterdam New York,New
York; m Abt 1675 Schnectady;Albany,New York; d 12 Dec'1686
Schnectady Albany New York
351 Jacomyntje'SWART-i055: b Abt 1666 Schenetady,Albany,New York; d Aft
1700 Ulster New York
388 Solom& CARPkNTER-826. b 1670 Hemstead Queens New York- d 1690
400 Arthur SCOVILL-575: b'Abt 1635 Sha wick,Dorset,Englandj m Abt 1662;
7 Feb-1706 .Middletown,Middlesex.!onnectj mi+
.A.
9.3.
408 Thomas BLISS-742- b 1616 Rodbrough Gloucestershire En lane- m 30
Oct 1644 Saybrook New London,Connecticut; d 15 Apr 1681 No&ich,New
London Connecticut
409 ElizabLth BIRCHARD-743: b 1622 ,,England; d 28 Feb 1669 ,,
Connecticut
410 John ELDERKIN-782' b 3 Dec 1616 London London England- m 1 Mar 1660 ,
Connecticut d 2i Jun 1687 Norwich Ne& LondoA,Conneckicut
411 Elizabeth DRAKE-783: b 1621 ,,Engl&d;
d 8 Jun 1716 Norwich,New
London Connecticut
412 Thomas'AVERY-617: b 6 May 1651 New London New London,Connecticut; m
22 Oct 1677 Stonington,New L ndon,Connecticut; d 5 Jan 1736
Montville New London Connect?cut
413 H a n n a h MIkOR-618: b 15 Sep 1655 Stonington,New London,Connecticut; d
1692 New London New London Connecticut
414 Jonathan RANSFOb-646: b 26 Jul 1661 Boston,Suffolk,Massachusetts; m
Abt 1684
Connecticut
415 Martha RAMOND-647. b 5 Dec 1666 New London New London,Connecticut
424 Samuel SMITH-339: 6 13 Oct 1641 Dedham,Suff&lk: a 2 2 Dec 1669 Dedham.
427 Marie WIGHT-3h: b 1667 Medfield Suffolk,Massachusetts; d 16 Dec
428 Francis HAMMAkT-539;-h21- Jul 1692 Medfield,Suffolk,Massachusetts
429 Sarah-540: d 29 Se 1708 Medfield Suffolk,Hassachusette
6 1628 Rockenfeld,,Germany; m Abt
496 Johann Wilhelm R RENFELLER-93
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COHHSOFT ROOTS 3
1 Lynn Ann Pilcher, OCC. Attorney, b. 28 Oct 1956 in
Chanute AFB.,Rantoul,Il.,
re. in Auetin, Travie Co.,Tx.
2 J.V. Pilcher, occ. USAP, b. 28 Peb 1916 in Ballinger,
Runneb Co.,Tx., re. in AUEth, Travie Co.,Tx., P. 31 Aug 1941 in
Danville, Vermillion Co., 11.
3 Anne Pauline Stump, w c . Rousewife, b. 12 Nov 1913 in
Terra Raute,In., d. 8 Aug 1988 in Austin, Travie Co.,Tx.
4 Gomer Pilchor, occ. Laborer, b. 30 Jul 1889 in Cimco,
Baetland Co.,TX, d. 6 Sep 1939 in Ranger, Baetland Co.,TX., m. 17
Feb 1912, Baetland, Baetland Co., Tx.
5 Camilla Rarvill Plumloo, occ. Roueewife, b. 12 Jul 1888
in Blm Mott, HcLennan Co.,TX, d. 17 Nov 1981 in Freemont, Alameda
co. ,a.
6 Frank Monroe $elup, oco. Lumber S p w , b. 10 Apr 1879 in
Greenup, Cumberland Co.,IL, d. 9 Jun 1968 in Danville, Vermillion
Co.,IL., P. 27 Mar 1910, Cumberland Co., 11.
OCC. Rousewife, b. 21 Hay 1887 'in
7 Eattie Lucinda
Caeey, Cumberland Co.,IL, d. 11 Bug 1951 in Danville, Vewillion
co. ,IL.
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8 Charlea McKinney Pilchmr, OCC. Conetable, b. 10 Apr 1854
in Bloomington, Macon Co.,Mo., d. 27 Jun 1912 in Cieco, Baetland
Co.,Tx.,
m. 23 July 1882 in Rovard Co., no.
9 Martha Jane Boaaher, occ. Rote1 owner/ilU., b. 4 Jan 1861
in Eoward Co.,MO, d. 13 Jul 1921 in Sheldon, Vernon Co.,Mo.
10 John Peyton Plunloa, OCC. Railroad, b. 19 Mar 1858 in
m. 19 Nov
Taney Co.,Mo.,
d. circa 1890 in West, McLennan Co.,TX.,
1882 in MLennan Co., 'pn.
11 Ida Young, oca. Boueewife, b. 26 Jan 1862 in Waco, plc
Lennan Co.,TX, d. 17 Oct 1892 in HcLennan Co., TX.
12 Rarrieon Albert lturp, occ. Farmer, b. 16 July 1839 in
Unknown, d. 13 Uay 1925 in Greenup, Cumberland Co.,IL., m. circa
1859 in Cumberland Co., 11.
13 Mary Ann Iosthoringil, occ. EOUEeWife, b. 17 Sept. 1838
in Licking Co.,OR, d. 8 July 1892 in Greenup, Cumberland Co.,IL.
14 Rugh R o d 11, occ. Farmer, b. 22 H a t 1848 in Cumberland
Co., IL, d. 9 Sep 1890 in Union Townahip, Cumberland Co.,IL., m.
28 April 1872 in Cumberland Co., 11.
15 Mary Cathrine Carpboll, occ. Rousewife, b. 24 Mar 1853 in
Franklin Co.,OR, d. 13 May 1935 in Cumberland Co.,IL.
16 Calvin M. Pilchor, OCC. Tailor, b. 11 Jan 1822 in
m. 19 Feb
Jeeeamine Co., Ky., d. 10 Nov 1859 in Uacon Co.,Mo.,
1845 in Shelbyville, Shelby Co., no.
17 Virginia Alice B r o m , occ. E/W.aeamstreee, b. 20 Jul 1826
in Va., d. 12 Mar 1921 in Cieco, Baetland Co.,Tx.
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COHMSOFl' ROOTS 3
18 John William Peachor, occ. Miller, b. 4 Aug 1827 in
Roward Co.,Mo., d. 5 Feb 1870 in Rovard Co.,Mo., m. 15 Mar 1849
in Boward Co., no.
19 Endl France Burnam, OCC. Rousewife, b. Jul 1828 in Macon
Co.,Mo., d.cXrca 1880 in Fayette, Roward Co.,Mo.
20 John Plumloo, occ. farmer, b. 10 Nov 1831 in White
Co.,Tn., d. 2 Mar 1863 in Fayetteville,BR., m.10 April 1853 in
Stone Co., no.
21 Charlotte G. Jackson, occ. Roueewife, b. circa 1834 in
Tn., d. after 1900 in Boone Co.,Ak.
22 Pleasant Xoung, occ. Farmer, b. circa 1809 in Ga.,, d. 28
Oct 1868 in Bold Springs, Hc Lennan Co., Tx., m. 18 Dec 1833 in
Upohaw Co., Ga.
23 Caroline P o ~ o l - q ,occ. Rousewife, b. 25 Feb 1818 in
Jaeper Co.,Ga., d.24 Nov 1904 in Dublin, Brath Co.,Tx.
24 Eenry 8 . Stump, occ. Farmer, b. in Unknown, d. in
Unknown., 0 . circa 1830 in Unknown ( robably Oh.)
25 Caaeendra Meyes, OCC. Bousewffe, b. in Unknown, d. in
Unknown.
26 Alfred F. Peathoringil,
OCC.
Farmer, b. in unk.,
m. in
unk.
27 Bllen Pront1.8.
30 William C a q b o l l , occ. Farmer, b. 7 Apr 1803 in Franklin
Co., Oh., d. 22 Jan 1894 in Caeey,Il., m. 24 Nov 1825 in Franklin
Co., Oh.
31 Lucinda R e d , occ. R/W, b. 21 Apr 1807 in Otaego Co.,NY,
d. 16 clay 1901 in Cumberland Co.,Il.
32 Beverly Pilchor, occ. Soldier/Farmer, b. circa 1790 in
Va. or Ky., d. 11 Mar 1848 in Boone'e Lick area, Mo., m. 29 July
1815 in J e s s d n e Co., Ky.
33 Nanc Dabney Moon, occ. houeevife, b. circa 1795 in Va.
or By., d. circa 1860 in Hacon Co.,Mo.
34 Jesee Brown, OCC. Farmer/Soldier (War of l812), b. circa
1793 in Rappahanock Co., Va., d. circa 1855 in Shelby Co.,Mo., m.
14 Aug 1815 in Shenandoah Co., Va.
35 Elizabeth Rswlop, occ. Rousewife, b. circa 1793 in
Shenandoah Co., Va., d. circa 1835 in Rappahanock Co., Va.
38 Haaetin Burnnm, occ. Farmer, b. 31 Oct 1805 in Ky., d. 12
Apr,1874 in Eoward Co.,Mo., m. 22 Sept 1827 in Eoward Co., no.
39 Cynthia Pomborton, occ. Rousewife, b. circa 1801 in Ky.,
d. 29 Mar 1883 in Eoward Co.,Mo.
40 Joel Plunloo, oco. Farmer, b. circa 1800 in White Co.,
Tn., d. Feb 1863 in Stone Co.,Mo., m. circa 1829 in White Co.,
Tn
41 Rachel S h n m , occ. Rousewife, b. circa 1803 in South
Carolina, d. circa 1885 in Bastland Co.,Tx.
.
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COMNSOFI! ROOTS 3
46 Thomas Bormlay, occ. Unknown, b. circa 1787 in NC, d. in
Unknown., m. circa 1814 in Ga. or SC.
47 Sara BUDOIL, occ. Boueewife, b. circa 1795 in NC, d. in
Unknown.
62 Daniel R a a d , OCC. Farmer, b. circa 1774 in NY, d. 6 Feb
1852 in Uaryeville, Union Co.,Oh., m. circa 1797 in Durham, Green
Co. NY.
63 Alma M a u , occ. h/w, b. in Unknown, d. circa 1864 in
Union Co.,Oh.
264 Stephen Moon Jr., WC. Landowner, b. circa 1681 in New
Kent Co.,Va., d. circa 1740 in New Kent Co.,Va., m. circa 1702 in
NEW Kent CO., Va.
265 Phyllie Moon, occ. Bousewife, b. circa 1682 in New Kent
Co.,Va, d. circa 1744 in New Kent Co.,Va.
304 Thomas Bnrnar Jr., OCC. Unknown, b. 21 Feb 1708/9 in
Cecil Co.,nd., d. 4 Aug 1750 in Cecil Co.,M., 21 Aug 1729 in
Cecil co., nd.
305 Mary !I&r#,
OCC. Rousewife, b. circa 1710 in Cecil
Co.,W., d. in Unknown.
322 Abraham Danton Jr., occ. Farmer, b. circa 1700 in
Eempstead, Queens Co., NY., d. circa 1774 in Shenandoah Co., Va.,
m. unknown
368 James Itormlag Sr., occ. Unknown, b. circa 1700 in
England, d. in Queen Anne Co., M.,m. unknown
369 Unknown, b. in Unknown.
66 Archelue noon, occ. LandownerlSoldier, b. circa 1750 in
d.circa 1796 in Jeeeamine Co..Ky.,
m. 29 Dec 1784 in Va.
67 Ann Andarmon, OCC. B/W/Landowner, b. circa 1765 in Va.,
d. after 1852 in Boonville, Eoward Co.,Mo.
76 Benry B u r n u Jr., OCC. Unknown, b. circa 1769 in Wake
m. 26 Sept 1792 in.
Co.,NC, d. circa 1845 in Randolph Co.,Mo.,
Uadiaon Co., Ky.
77 Sarah Jonam, occ. Eoueewife, b. in Unknown. d. in Unknown
80 Isaac P l u d a m , OCC. Landowner, b. circa 1775 in New
Shenandoah, Va., d. circa 1835 in White Co.,Tn., m. circa 1799 in
White Co.,Tn.
81 Margaret Bradmhew, occ. housewife, b. circa 1780 in NC,
d. circa 1845 in Carol Co.,Ak.
92 Valentine Bormlar, occ. Unknown, b. 8 June 1758 in Queen
Anne's Co., Hd., d. 18 Sep 1843 in Upeon,Ga., m. circa 1785 in
Va
93 Sarah Itandrick, OCC. Eoueewife, b. 11 Jan 1766 in Wales,
d. 21 Dec 1836 in Upeon Co.,Ga.
Va.,
w
5
c
w
c
.
132 Jacob Moon, occ. Landowner/Parmer, b. 3 Aug 1717 in Neu
Kent Co.,Va.,
d. circa 1793 in Greene Co.,Ga., m. circa 1738 in
New Kent Co., Va.
133 "Unknown' Noon, b. in Unknown.
152 Renry Burnam Sr., OCC. Unknown, b. 27 Nov 1732 in Cecil
Co.,Ud.,
d. in Wake Co.,NC., m. unknown
153 Mary Ann Carmen, b. in Fairfax Co.,Va., d. in Wake Co.,
NC
160 William P l u r l a b , occ. farmer, b. circa 1740 in Pa. or
Va., d. 19 Aug 1826 in Knox Co.,Tn., m. circa 1762 in Va.
161 Phoebe Danton, occ. Eoueewife, b. circa 1742 in VA., d.
before 1796 in Burke Co., NC or Greenville, SC.
184 James Bormlay Jr., occ. Unknown, b. circa 1725 in Queen
Anne's Co., Md., d. in York Co.,SC., m. circa 1743 in unknown
185 Uargaret Valontinb, occ. Bousewife, b. circa 1725 in
Unknown, d. in Unknown.
.
528 Stephen noon I, occ. Landowner, b. circa 1660 in New Kent
Co.,Va, d. 29 Jan 1722/3 in New Kent Co., Va., m. circa 1869 in
New Kent Co., Va.
529 Uary Moon, OCC. Rousewife, b. circa 1663 in N y Kent
Co.,Va, d. 20 Uar 1711/2 in New Kent Co.,Va.
608 Thomas Barnam Sr., OCC. Unknown, b. circa 1685 in Charles
Co.,Md., d. circa 1752 in Talbot Co,.Md., m. circa 1705 in Hd.
609 Sarah Burnam, occ. Eoueewife, b. circa 1690 in Charlee
Pariah, York Co.,Va., d. in Unknown.
644 Abraham Danton Sr., w c . Landowner, b. circa 1668 in
Eempstead, Queens Co., NY, d. circa 1729 in Eempetead, Queene
Co., NY., circa 1699 in Eeqetead, Queene Co., NY.
1,216 William Burnu, occ. Unknown, b. in Unknown, d. circa
1695 in Charles Co.,Hd., m. Unknown
1,217 Unknown Burnam, OCC. Rousewife, b. in Unknown.
1,288 Samuel b a t o n Sr., occ. farmar, b. circa 1630 in England,
d. circa 1714 in Bempstead, Queene Co., NY., m. circa 1856
Rempetead, Queene Co., NY.
1,289 Mary W t h , occ. housewife, b. circa 1636 in NY., d.
circa 1725 in Eempstead, Queene Co., NY.
2,576 Richard Dantoa, occ. Minister, b. circa 1603 in Balifax,
Yorkehire, England, d. circa 1663 in England, m. circa 1621 in
England.
2,577 unknown Danton, occ. housewife, b. circa 1606 in England,
d. in unknown.
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LINEAGE OF JOHN D. STEWART OF MONROE, UNION COUNTY, NC
1.
Matthew 'Stewart, b. Scotland 1 7 2 0
d. Mecklenburg Co., NC 1 8 0 8
Captain in American Revolution
Elizabeth
b. Scotland
d. Mecklenburg Co., NC 1 8 1 1
(Eight children: John, Henry, William, James, Reuben,
Elizabeth, Sarah, Jane.)
b. Mecklenburg Co., NC 1 7 6 5
d. Mecklenburg Co. 1 8 2 6
Nancy Agnes Moore b. Mecklenburg Co. 1 7 7 5
2.
John Stewart
3.
Hugh Stewart
4.
John Dunham Stewart (born J o h n Robert Donnom Stewart)
b. Mecklenburg Co., 1 3 Nov 1 8 3 1
d. Monroe, Union Co., 25 J u 1 : . 1 8 8 4
Merchant
b. Mecklenburg Co., 1 7 9 8
d. Monroe, Union Co., NC 1 8 4 8
Farmer; county official
Jane Harriett Crawford
1804
b.
1846
d.
m. 1829
Lydia Ann Pistole
b. Anson C o . , NC, 1 9 Oct 1 8 3 6
d. Monroe, Union Co., 8 Dec 1 8 9 7
m.
7 Dec 1 8 5 4
Children of John Dunham Stewart and Lydia Ann Stewart
Charles Pinckney, b. 1 6 Oct 1 8 5 5
d . 2 Jan 1 8 5 6
2.
Margaret Jane
b. 1 8 May 1 8 5 7
d. 1 5 Jun 1 8 6 3
3.
Julia Ellen
b. 1 9 Dec 1 8 5 9
d. 1 2 Nov 1 9 2 3
4.
flary Alice
b. 8 lJan 1 8 6 2
d. 3 Nov 1 9 4 4
Elizabeth Ann
b. 25 Sep 1 8 6 4
5.
d. 8 Aug 1 9 6 0 .
6.
Laura Agnes
b. 8 July 1 8 6 7
d . 2 0 Nov 1 9 3 8
William Crawford b. 1 Sep 1 8 6 9
7.
d. 22 May 1 9 4 2
8. Henry Dixon
b. 5 Jan 1 8 7 2
d. 2 0 Mar 1 9 3 4
9. John Edward
b. 24 Feb 1 8 7 4
d. 1 5 June 1 9 5 3
10. Carrie Lee
b. 1 2 Jan 1 8 7 7
d. 1 8 Dec 1 9 0 6
11. Hugh Everett
b. 8 Feb 1 8 7 9
d. 1 Feb 1 8 8 3
b. 6 S e p 1 8 8 1 : d. 1 3 ADr 1 9 4 9
1 2 . LUCY Mabel
1.
Ida Cdhoan
Sott..
8344
Snmmcrrrood
Austln, Tx 78759
512343-1481
Page 132
AGS Quarterly
Austin. TX
John Robert Donnom Stewart was forn 23 Nov 1 8 3 1 at, the f.amily
farm on Crooked Creek, between Charlotte and Wadesboro. This
location was only a few miles from where his great grandfather,
+o
Matthew Stewart, settled when he came from Scotland in 1 7 4 7 .
The area later became a part of Union County when that county
was formed in 1 8 4 2 from part of Mecklenburg and Anson Counties.
John D. had seven brothers and sisters, b u t he was the only one
to survive to adulthood; he was orphaned at sixteen years of age.
H i s uncle, Eli Stewart, helped John D. find a position as clerk
in Charlotte. In 1 8 5 3 , John D. went into mercantile business for
himself and, over the next 3 0 years, became one of central North
Carolina's leading merchants and an administrator of charitable
causes.
John D. was known as "The little man", being of very slight
physique. "Of his personal qualities, he transmitted to his
children in varying degree intelligence, perceptiveness, a love
of music, honesty, interest i n education and, yes, acquitiveness."
This information is excerpted from a memoir written by
John D. Stewart, M.D., a grandson.
Ida CPlbonn Scott
Kldd. Sammemood
-.
Allstin, TX 18759
5123411481
Page 133
AGS 6:uarteriv
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Ancestor L i i n a Paaes
Austin. TX
PEDIGREE CHART
SURNAMES
Mary Posey Tallant
1208 southwood M.
Austin, Tx 787M-5355
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VA
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NC
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Austin. TX
BAUMANN
I
Edmund?
b. German:/ apx.1842
d.?
m. M a r g a r e t W i l h e l m
b.
N.Y.
apx.1845
1866
Markus,
b. N'.Y.
Kathie,
b. N.Y.
1874
1877
Lizzie,
b. N.Y.
1879 p o s s i b l y moved t o Texas
Adam,
b. N.Y.
Jacob John- b. Brook1vn.N.Y.
10 Oct. 1881 d.3O.Sept.
1958 m.
C a r o l i n e Emma Comstock b. B r o o k l y n , N.Y.
18 Mar 1889
d. 15
Oct. 1967 - F a t h e r : H a r r v Chase Comstock b. 2 A p r i l 1866 d.
Mother: Mary Augusta A l l e n b.Nov 1869 d. 6,June,1895
19 J u n 1910
d.24 Dec. 1984
Edward H a r r y b . B r o o k l y n N . Y .
24 Mar 1909 d. 7
maGladys M a r g a r e t Hickman b. B r o o k l y n , N.Y.
Feb. 1974
1933 m. Grace A l i c e Jones b.
Edward G e o r g e b. B r o o k l y n , N . Y .
Brownsville,Tx.
1 Aug. 1937
18-Nov. 1914 m.Alma Neumann b.
F r a n k l i n John b . B r o o k l y n , N . Y .
Oct.
A
,
4
BIGINGTON;
W i l l i a m b. E n g l a n d 1838 d.13 Feb.1886 m . Jane B o u l t o n b.
E n g l a n d 1838 d.19 Feb. 1886
d. 14 Feb. 1954 m. George Washington Hickman
E l i z a b e t h b. N . Y .
b. 12 Feb. 1875 d. 1937
S e l i n a b.1862 d. 1942 rn. George Washington T w i b l e b.1860 d.
1925
JONES;
Thomas Jones. N . Y .
m. Mary Reyonlds, Canada
Thomas J e f f e r s o n b. 24 Jan. 1856,Lacon Ill. d. 27 Feb.1924.
m . A l i c e Thompson B r a u q h t b. 23 Nov. 1853 d. 4 Feb. 1928
m
P a u l R o b e r t b . 20 Nov. 1884 d.1955 m. ? d a u g h t e r V i r g i n i a
Robert B a r r i n g t o n
Mary R u t h b. M a r q u e t t t e Neb. 3 Nov. 1886 m. Ruge
George Dewey Jones
b.Trumbal1 N e b . , l 3 Feb. 1899
d.24 Ju1.1972
m. Grace Mary Lommel
b. 21 Feb 1914
d. 12 Jan. 1988
THOMPSON ;
? Thompson m.
M a r t h a ( N a r y ) b.apx.1815 Ky.
Mary E l i z a b. 3 J u l y 1833 Ky. d. 11 Feb. 1856 Iowa m. D a n i e l
d.23 Dec. 1899 Iowa
B r a u g h t b. 20 Dec. 1823, Penn.
Anne
b. 9 Sept. 1838 M i s s . m.Reuben P. T e r r y o n 16 Mar.1859
Amelia b. 1840 Miss.
Jane b. 1848 Miss.
Emma b. 1849 Miss.
Submitted by: Grace Alice Jones Baumann
9604 Hansford D r ,
Austin, Tx, 78753
512-836-8864
Page 136
AGS Quartertv
rl
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e
Page 137
Austin. TX
AGS Quarterlv
Tx
Time is a melody,
Played note by note;
Some sweet,
Some sour,
Some played off key,
Some fancy free.
It is a series of “now”, “now”, “now”.
You can live in the past,
ItIe present,
Or w b t is yet to Be.
But i4‘ you live in only one,
Y o u hear
Only one note,
Not &e melody.
Lmie Foster Henderson
About 1984,Austin, Texas
Page 138
Austin,
GENERAL INFORMATION
PURPOSE: Austin Genealogical Society was organized in 1960 as a not-for-profit corporation c..srtered by the
State of Texas. Its purposes are to collect and preserve genealogical and historical information about the people
of Texas, particularly pertaining to the City of Austin and to Travis and surrounding counties; to instruct and
assist members in genealogical research; and to publish public and private records of genealogical interest. In
addition, the AGS supports the Genealogical Collection, Texas State Library by donations of books and other
genealogical material. Gifts and bequests to AGS are tax-deductible to the full extent permitted by law.
MEMBERSHlPis open to all upon payment of annual dues: $15 per individual, or family membership
of $17 for two in the same household, entitling them to one copy of each Quarterly and monthly Newsletter, as
well as two pages apiece (a total of four pages for $17 whether one or two people submit listings) in the
Ancestor Listing issue (June). After 1 July, dues are $7.50 for the balance of the year, but you will only
receive the publications produced after the date you join.
DUES FOR EXISTING MEMBERS ARE PAYABLE on or before JANUARY FIRST of each year for the
ensuing year. If dues are not received by 1 February, the name must be dropped.from the mailing list. If
membership is reinstated later and Quarterlies and Newsletters have to be mailed individually, postage must
be charged. (Back Quarterlies are supplied only IF available--very few extras are printed). Send payment to
AGS Treasurer, P.O. B o x 1507, Austin TX 78767-1 507.
MISSING COPIES: If your Quarterly does not reach you by the 10th of April, July, October or December, notify the Society at Box 1507, Austin TX 78767-1507. (Note: Exchange Quarterly Chairs should use the
TEXAS STATE LIBRARY address on the inside front cover). Members who fail to give AGS sufficient advance
notice of address changes and whose Quarterly is returned by the Post Office will be responsible for the postal
fee for returned copies and for remailing the copy at individual rather than bulk mailing rates.
MEETINGS of the general membership begin at 7:30 p.m. on the fourth Tuesday of each month
except August and December. Members are encouraged to come as early as 6:30 to socialize with each other.
MEETING PLACE: Eaton Hall, Covenant Presbyterian Church, 3003 Northland Dr. (Take Northland (FM 2222)
exit off Loop 1 (Mopac). The Church is on SE corner of intersection and entry to parking lot is off Northland.
VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME. The Board of Directors meets at 6:15 in a separate room.
BOOK REVIEW POLICY: Books on appropriate subjects related to genealogy will be reviewed, but
CANNOT be reviewed in AGSQ on the basis of advertising alone. If a review copy is received by the Review
Editor at 2202 W. 10th. St., Austin TX 78703 by the first of February, May, August or October, it will be reviewed in the next Quarterly, space permitting. It will then be placed in the Genealogy Collection, Texas State
Library, available to all patrons.
CHECK RETURN POLICY: Members and other payees must pay AGS the cost of any returned check
(currently $5.00)over and above the charge their bank may impose.
AGS QUARTERLY is issued about the middle of March, June, September and November. Contributions are welcome, subject to editing for stylekize. Contributor is completely responsible for accuracy and any
copyright infringement. AGS assumes no responsibility for content of submitted material. See inside front
cover for address.
ANCESTOR LISTING PAGES (June issue of Quarterly) must reach the Editor at 4500 Hyridge Drive,
Austin TX 78759-8054 by the TENTH OF MAY. They must be BLACK and LEGIBLE, whether typed, handwritten, computer-printed or in superior calligraphy. Months must be SPELLED or abbreviated, not in figures.
DATES SHOULD BE SHOWN in accepted genealogical style, that is, DAY, MONTH, YEAR. Allow space for
binding at inner margins of facing pages; I.e., your first page will be a left-hand page. Carefully check horizontal pages (reading in the 1l-inch direction). Otherwise, the Editor has to position some pages upside down to
prevent loss of data in the stapling-punching process. NO 8%x14 sheets, please!
You may submit Lineage or Family Group charts, Ahnentafels, narratives, cemetery inscriptions, Bible
records, census data, queries, or a combination of material, just so it is not under copyright. BE SURE to
proofread your material for accuracy and clarity so we will not publish faulty or incorrect data. Put name and
address of submitter on each page in legible form (not blind embossed). Consul)a recent June Quarterly for
suggestions. Remember that reproductions are dimmer than originals so try to provide good quality originals.
REMEMBER:
$15 membershjp secures two facing pages.
$17 membership allows you four pages.
DEADLlNESfor everything in the Quarterly except book reviews: 10th of February, May, August and
October. Material sent addressed only to AGS Box Number may not reach Editor in time.
AUSTIN GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
NON-PROFIT ORG.
P.O. BOX 1507
AUSTIN TX 78767-1507
U.S.POSTAGE PAID
Austin, Texas
PERMIT NO. 2614
Forwarding and Return
Postage Guaranteed.
Address Correction Requested.
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1510 BETTY JO DR
AUSTIN TX 78704
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1996 #2 - Austin Genealogical Society

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