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1. Re: TX-CEMETERIES-D Digest V04 #43 [1]
Mills County TX has a small listing of the CSA/GAR burials in the county http://www.centex.net/~weldon/milpen.html
2. Re: [TXCem] Grave of Maxwell and Mollie Register [0.984543]
Unfortunately I do not know Mollie Register's maiden name. On her Confederate Pension application, she says that she was born in Butler County AL., and that she married Maxwell Register on the 16th of November 1887 in Montgomery County TX. Authorities in Montgomery County TX say there is no marriage between she and Maxwell recorded there. On the pension application she states her age as 68 yrs, 3 months & 6 days. The date on the pension application is January 21, 1927. Bettye Wagstaff ----- Original Mes
3. list of texas csa vets and their final resting places [0.984543]
i ran across two csa texas vets interred in a local cemetery here in louisiana and wonder if there is a list of texas's csa vets and theit places of interment that might be able to utilize these names. Lewis Westfall Vietnam Veteran Against Kerry 196th Infantry Bde 66 - 67 First Cavalry 69 - 70 First Cavalry 71 - 72
4. Re: [TXCem] Ellis, Byrne, Isaacs, Sparks [0.984543]
Thank you for asking. Always happy to share: Mary Elizabeth "Lizzie" Ellis born 21 Apr 1867 in Tishomingo Co., Mississippi to William Rufus and Mary Weston Horton Ellis. m 1. John Lawrence Byrne on 7 Nov 1883. John was born 1 Feb 1857 to James Lawrence and Caroline Elizabeth Hardeman Byrne in Louisville, KY. Lizzie and John had one child, my grandfather, Wiley Francis Byrne, born 10 Sept 1884 in Grayson Co., TX m 2. George W. Isaacs on 12 April 1891 in El Reno, Canadian Co., I.T. George was born 30 N
5. Re: [TXCem] Re: Thank you and my mystery [0.984543]
Thank you Ann, I was on the list of blacksheep several years ago - posted my story and received several good directions. But, I was on so many lists by 2000, I finally had to unsub from many of them ...but, I will join again right now as I'm sure there are lots of new members by now. Thank you for the reminder. I am so grateful for rootsweb. Carol
6. Re: [TXCem] Re: TX-CEMETERIES-D Digest V04 #37 [0.984543]
Eldon Sanders can you please email me more info about this Frady Cemetery north of Kenny...please. Melissa
7. Grave of Maxwell and Mollie Register [0.984543]
I am searching for the grave of my great grandmother's brother and his wife. Their names are: MAXWELL "MACK" REGISTER and wife MOLLIE REGISTER Maxwell Register died March 1, 1905 in Brazos County Texas. Mollie Register applied for Confederate pension at Bryan, Brazos County TX and was approved. She died at the Confederate Women's Home in Austin, TX on January 17, 1939. The cost of her burial included $5.50 for a Railroad ticket. I can only assume her body was shipped back to Bryan for burial. Any h
8. "A Family Undertaking" on PBS [0.984543]
PBS' documentary series POV presents "A Family Undertaking" on or near Tuesday 3 August. Consult your local PBS station for exact airtimes. Browse for more info: . From the program description: "A Family Undertaking" explores the growing home funeral movement by following several families in their most intimate moments as they reclaim the end of life, forgoing a typical mortuary funeral to care for their loved ones at home. Throu
9. Missing headstone... [0.984543]
Ms. Jacobs: Thanks for your mail post on the little girl's missing headstone. Such items are what this mail list is all about, people preserving, restoring and caring for Texas Cemeteries. Please give additional information as to where the little girl's headstone was found...where the grandfather's headstone was moved to, etc. There are probably some folks on this list, that live in the area, that might be willing to track down the stone and get it where it belongs. Either send the info. to the list, or to
10. Re: [TXCem] Re: Thank you and my mystery [0.984543]
Carol what was your ancestors names???? I shall die of the curiosity if you don't tell me. Melissa
11. Re: [TXCem] Re: Thank you and my mystery [0.984543]
Doris, Thanks for telling me about the dangers of BlackSheep. JoAnn On Tuesday, July 6, 2004, at 07:18 PM, Doris wrote: > I'm a former member of that society.....not a very interesting bunch > anymore. If you have any unresolved issues, keep them to yourself, as > they > might just end up in someone's book. It happened once before; that > and the > kiddie porn king who was running wild on there. > > Doris....A Texan in Georgia..... > still shaking the family tree > and dodging the nuts after 30+
12. RE: [TXCem] list of texas csa vets and their final resting places [0.984543]

13. THAGS programs [0.984543]
Trevia Perhaps you remember my inquiry to you last month about speaking to The Humble Area Genealogical Society. Is there anyone else who has a suitable program that might be considered as a speaker? Most of the unfilled meetings will be early next year and in the spring. Any assistance or suggestions will be most appreciated. J R Hollingsworth
14. Re: [TXCem] Re: Thank you and my mystery [0.984543]
Carol What a story! You would definitely qualify for Rootsweb's Black Sheep Society! It is a very interesting list. You might try posting your information there. I had a great-grandfather who was a bigamist and we found his other family by posting a notice there! Here's the address of the Society: http://blacksheep.rootsweb.com/ Ann Allen Geoghegan, IBSSG ----- Original Message ----- From: carol morse To: TX-CEMETERIES-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, July 06, 2004 4:13 PM Subject: Re: [TXC
15. Re: Fw: Re: [TXCem] Searching for an Aunt [0.984543]
Martha - yes, the name is unusual. Once learned, few people forget it. I was named for a friend of my mother's - a French girl. We, too, are flying our flag at half mast for President Reagan - on a 20 foot pole that our son-in-law, then still in the army at Fort Bliss, gave me for my birthday. He mustered out as Lt. Col. but he and our daughter and grandson are still in El Paso, working for one of the civilian contractors. Our granddaughter and her husband live here in Houston and in April gave us
16. Re: [TXCem] Searching for an Aunt [0.984543]
Martha in LA is searching for an Aunt: Alida Daisy Crais b 21 Dec 1912 Baton Rouge LA m 1934 Shreveport LA William Henry Boze and lived in Texas City TX. She d 1964 in Texas City. I do not know when he died, but I am sure he died in Texas City also. Martha, here is what I think may be the information on William Henry Boze ... the only thing that came up on the Social Security Death Index. Name: William Boze SSN: 458-10-1434 Last Residence: 77423 Brookshire, Waller Co TX
17. Re: [TXCem] Re: Thank you and my mystery [0.984543]
I'm a former member of that society.....not a very interesting bunch anymore. If you have any unresolved issues, keep them to yourself, as they might just end up in someone's book. It happened once before; that and the kiddie porn king who was running wild on there. Doris....A Texan in Georgia..... still shaking the family tree and dodging the nuts after 30+ years!!! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ann Allen Geoghegan" To: Sent: Tuesday, July
18. Re: TX-CEMETERIES-D Digest V04 #37 [0.984543]
--WebTV-Mail-11268-557 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit MALISSA, MY HEART GOES OUT TO U AS, W/OUT A DOUBT, IT DOES TO COUNTLESS NUMBERS OF OTHERS. WHAT CO. DID U FIND THESE VANDALIZED STONES IN ? AM I BEING INSENSITVE IN WISHING TO KNOW THE NAMES ON THEM? BLESS U FOR TAKING TIME / MAKING THE EFFORT TO RESTORE THESE (TO ME ) PRICELESS "RELICS" TO THE RIGHTFUL DESCENDANTS. MS. THETIS THOMPSON DURANT , AUSTIN TX. --WebTV-Mail-11268-557 Content-Dispositi
19. Re: [TXCem] Re: Harris County Cemeteries [0.984543]
Paul, RE: the Morse (McFee) cemetery. I have a complete research file on this. The cemetery is in Reserve B, West Oaks subdivision, Houston. The lawsuit began in the early 1990s against the California trustee for West Oaks II, wanted to dig up any bodies found. I am not sure, as I've not had contact with the property owners in quite a while, but that lawsuit may have been concluded. Lovett C. Taft, son of Lovett W. and Betsy Taft, was b. ca. 1829 in Berkshire Co MA. Sometime between Aug 1850 and J
20. Re: Fw: Re: [TXCem] Searching for an Aunt [0.984543]
Martha, Texas Death Index indicates the following: http://vitals.rootsweb.com/tx/death/search.cgi Boze Aleda Crais 06-11-1966 GALVESTON F SINGLE Add Boze William H 12-28-1985 WALLER M Add You can post a query from this page. Click on "add" at the end of each name. Vanessa Burzynski Katy, Texas Martha in LA is searching for an Aunt: Alida Daisy Crais b 21 Dec 1912 Baton Rouge LA m 1934 Shreveport LA William Henry Boze and lived in Texas City TX. She d 1964 in Texas City. I do not know when he
21. RE: TX-CEMETERIES-D Digest V04 #35 [0.984543]
A headstone was placed at the gate of the Hunter Cemetery, Dundee Rd., Longview, TX a couple of months ago that reads: A. D. McCutchan, B. 1836, D. 1871. This stone does not belong to the Hunter Cemetery, but I believe someone left it there in hopes that I would find the rightful cemetery location. I have contacted Rootsweb Site Coordinators for Gregg, Harrison, and San Augustine Counties ... so far, A. D. McCutchan has been traced to the 1850 Census in Harrison County as a boy of 14 years of age. Then,
22. Re: [TXCem] Re: TX-CEMETERIES-D Digest V04 #37 [0.984543]
Perhaps the child's stone belongs in the Frady Cemetery north of Kenney. E. Sanders, College Station, TX ----- Original Message ----- From: "Matthew and Melissa Jacobs" To: Sent: Tuesday, July 06, 2004 10:39 AM Subject: Re: [TXCem] Re: TX-CEMETERIES-D Digest V04 #37 > Thank you so much for your interest. The headstones and footstones found in > the creek were in Gonzales Co. It was the Griffin Cemetery to which they all > belonged. All is taken car
23. Re: [TXCem] Grave of Maxwell and Mollie Register [0.984543]
Only four cemeteries in Brazos County are inventoried, listed and available on the Internet. While others have been inventoried and published in books, they have been copyrighted by the printer. I will attempt a lookup at the Carnegie Library, but can not promise rapid action. What was Mrs. Mollie Register's maiden name? E. Sanders, College Station, TX. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bettye Wagstaff" To: Sent: Saturday, July 03, 2004 5:50 PM Subject:
24. Re: [TXCem] RE: TX-CEMETERIES-D Digest V04 #35......A. D. McCutchan's headstone [0.984543]
RE: The Burial Location of A.D. McCutchan I am not related to the McCutchan's. I don't have an answer as to his burial place, but maybe someone will recognize these names and remember something. I have access to census records and thought I would look around. Thanks for reading this. 1860 San Augustine, Texas Anderson, Mary S., head, age 51 b. GA value of real estate: $25,000; value of personal estate; $2960 O.C., age 22 male b TX Martha, 17 female b TX James 10, male b TX McCutchan, A.D.
25. Re: [TXCem] RE: TX-CEMETERIES-D Digest V04 #35 [0.984543]
I found a bunch of headstones in a creek once. Took my dad and I awhile to find their original homes but we did , and they were all from the same place in Gonzales Co.,Tx.. Then there's the one where I found two headstones literally on the side of a dirt road in Austin Co.,Tx. One was the father and the other was his little girl that had died very young. I did find the family on the internet and they moved gggg grandpa's stone but not the little girl! Go figure... Melissa Washington Co.,Tx.
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