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1. [TX-Cem] TEXAS ESCAPES WEBSITE [1]
hi lists, if you have not stumbled across this website i highly recommend visiting it... it has lots of information on TEXAS. http://www.texasescapes.com/default.htm a lot of my towns in my counties are listed on there. ck it out and see if any of your communities are featured on this unique TEXAS website. they also have some cemetery photos too.. TEXAS ESCAPES. To tell the stories and chronicle the changes of every Texas town. To tell the stories and chronicle the changes in Texas architecture. To ga
2. Re: [TX-Cem] Insane Asylum Cemetery Records [1]
The current address of the "San Antonio State Hospital" is 6711 South New Braunfels, San Antonio. (Mailing address: P. O. Box 23991, Highland Hills Station, ZIP 78223-0991). Superintendent is Robert C. Arizpe. (Tel: 210/531-7711) (From the American Hospital Association Guide 2000). E. Sanders, College Station, TX SMILE, IT MAKES OTHERS WONDER WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN DOING! ----- Original Message ----- From: Janelle Holmes To: Sent: Saturday, June 16, 2001
3. Re: [TX-Cem] UNSUBSCRIBE [1]
In a message dated 6/16/01 12:48:54 PM Central Daylight Time, bobbyefaye@webtv.net writes: > What???
4. Re: [TX-Cem] North TX Cemeteries [1]
I am sorry that I didn't spell the name correctly. It is Duffau, Erath County. Jeanne in AZ
5. Re: [TX-Cem] Asylum Deaths & My Collin County Lunatic [1]
Barbara, you might be able to find probate records in the McKinney courthouse. I would think that there would have to be some legal record of her committment, if not her guardianship. I'm hoping that when i get the numerous probate records regarding my husbands ggrandmother they will possibly give dates and place she was committed. There are also some citations from the county sheriff for various things which might point to her behavior which lead to the committment, and possibly give me some clue as to wha
6. Re: [TX-Cem] Asylum Deaths & My Collin County Lunatic [1]
I am a retired Registered Nurse and I would suggest that you all write letters and make phone calls to the Texas State Board of Medicine, or whatever it is called in Texas. This would be about getting medical records and finding out where your loved one is buried. On another message I suggested that many of you write and call your State Senator and State Representative from your voting district. The State Attorney General should be able to give you some answers. Remember, the s
7. Re: [TX-Cem] North TX Cemeteries [1]
BTW be sure to check the orginial records yourself as Mr. Loftin made numerous mistakes on the parents and spouses and even some of the names. Bage Poiu5432@aol.com wrote: > I have recently found copies of Montague, Jack, Archer, Clay & Young co's > cemetery books. They're great!! these even include notes on parents & > spouses. they're by jack loftin - (940) 423-6426. $20-35 ea. > > > john > > ==== TX-CEMETERIES Mailing List ==== > Find a Texas County fast: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~txgenweb/
8. Re: [TX-Cem] Asylum Cemetery Records? [1]
I live in Arizona and this reminds me that there are people buried on the grounds of the Arizona State Hospital. I would like to suggest that you get in touch with the State Senator and/or State Representative from your district. Things like this can be addressed to the State Attorney General. If a number of you sent a request for help from several of these people, they probably be very cooperative. Good Luck!
9. Re: [TX-Cem] ERATH cemeteries [1]
Thank you VERY much! I am trying to get my you-know-what together so I can leave town for the weekend, but will look into it further when I get back. Barbara Allen The Olden Times
10. Re: [TX-Cem] North TX Cemeteries [1]
oh, yes. documentation, documentation, documentation! but it's often a good place to start. > > BTW be sure to check the orginial records yourself as Mr. Loftin made > numerous mistakes on the parents and spouses and even some of the names. >
11. Re: [TX-Cem] Orphanage Cemetery [1]
Hi Rory, Will it be OK to forward your message to the Tarrant & Dallas County mail lists? We might find out more about it. donna ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2001 9:46 PM Subject: Re: [TX-Cem] Am I alone Hi Donna, I'm a really quiet lurker of this list and now I have a question. I recently discovered a cemetery here in Arlington that I had not known existed. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure (and I'm hoping) there are p
12. Re: [TX-Cem] Am I alone [1]
Fraid I've been gone a lot. Doing genealogy (looking up TX family lines) in northern TX the whole week before last. Was in Laredo for convention last Thur thru Sun (& found obit on g-mother while there) & am now on annual training duty for the Guard (standby to go to Houston for storm duty). Was called up to go to Houston yesterday while donating at the blood bank. Haven't had much time to do cemeteries. john
13. Re: [TX-Cem] Henry Prairie Cemetery, Robertson Co., TX [1]
Shirley, Thank you very much! Ken >The address to Robertson co. cemeteries is: > >http://www.rootsweb.com/~txrober2/ > >Much work has gone into this site and I hope everyone interested in >it will say "Thanks" to Kent Brunette > >Shirley VanHuss
14. [TX-Cem] Fw: Ancestry Daily News, 15 June 2001 [1]
>From John ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 9:59 PM Subject: Re: Ancestry Daily News, 15 June 2001 Johnson County, Texas, Cemetery Inscriptions (FREE) Located just south of the Dallas-Fort Worth area of Texas, Johnson County was created in 1854 from Navarro and McLennan Counties. This database contains transcriptions of cemetery tombstones for the following cemeteries: --- Hopewell Cemetery --- Boatright Cemetery --- Antioc
15. Re: [TX-Cem] Parker County - Cox Cemetery [1]
I have some names listed for Cox Cemetery thanks to an internet friend. Cox cemetery is in Millsap, Parker or tarrant Co Texas. I have the exact directions will post them tonight. What name are you looking for? thanks Lisa ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, June 16, 2001 1:53 AM Subject: [TX-Cem] Parker County - Cox Cemetery > Hi there, > I am looking for information on the Cox Cemetery located in Parker > County. I'm doing som
16. [TX-Cem] CEMETERIES IN BELL, FALLS, MILAM AND CONCHO CO'S [1]
HELLO ALL, AM NEW TO THE LIST. MY ROBERTSON'S MIGRATED FROM UNION CO MS TO THE ABOVE COUNTIES IN TEXAS BETWEEN 1880 AND 1904. I AM SEARCHING FOR MY GGGRANDMOTHER'S BURIAL PLACE, PRUDENCE ANN ROBERTSON OR ANN P ROBERTSON, WHO CAME TO TEXAS BETWEEN 1904 AND 1910 AND DIED THERE 'BOUTS. SHE WAS BORN 9 OCT 1828 AND WAS THE WIFE OF JOHN A ROBERTSON BORN 21 MAY 1832, BURIED IN UNION CO, MS. MANY THANKS IN HELPING FIND GRANMAW!! K WATERMAN _________________________________________________________________ Ge
17. [TX-Cem] Re: TX-CEMETERIES-D Digest V01 #195 [1]
You certainly know how to wake folks up! ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 11:01 AM Subject: TX-CEMETERIES-D Digest V01 #195
18. [TX-Cem] Insane Asylum Cemetery Records [1]
My great great grandfather is buried in the insane asylum in San Antonio. In the 1970's I wrote a letter to them requesting information. I received a short reply with a copy of a page that looked original (because of the writing) with about a half dozen to a dozen pieces of information such as I believe the day he was admitted, possibly from what town or county, his diagnosis, and his date of death. They informed me he was buried in an unmarked grave. I'm almost positive that they said I could ha
19. Re: [TX-Cem] Am I alone [1]
check with the county tax office for landowner, local genealogical society or genealogical library (for transcript that shows who the caretaker is). john > I'm a really quiet lurker of this list and now I have a question. I > recently > discovered a cemetery here in Arlington that I had not known existed. > Don't > get me wrong, I'm sure (and I'm hoping) there are people on this list that > know of it's existence. It's just
20. Re: [TX-Cem] Asylum Cemetery Records? [1]
i found the census on the 1900 i believe of a mental institution in i believe BEXAR county... it had all the patients listed. on the census.. charlene ----- Original Message ----- From: "Wanda Irby" To: Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 11:33 PM Subject: Re: [TX-Cem] Asylum Cemetery Records? > Not the same as mental institutions. Prisoners have no rights to > privacy. > > Donna wrote: > > > > Yes, they are included in the census. I've found some
21. Re: [TX-Cem] Asylum Cemetery Records? [1]
I have dealt with Terrell State Hospital with good results. There is currently a lot of interest in the cemetery thanks to publicity in the Dallas Morning News. I have copies of several articles they did. Some of the new administration at the hospital was appalled when they were shown the cemetery, and that has let to some really good activity. There is a preservation group that is interested in placing markers at all unmarked graves (or rather, those graves only marked with a number) , but as of yet
22. [TX-Cem] BORDEN COUNTY, CEMETERY @ GAIL TEXAS [1]
HI, LISTS! I have uploaded photos of nearly every marker located in the Borden county cemetery in Gail, Texas. http://www.rootsweb.com/~txborden/gail_cemetery.htm some of these markers were difficult to read.. if you see a correction please email it to me thanks Charlene Beatty Beauchamp [L. 272] 912 JEFFEE DR. Kermit, Texas 79745 915-586-3780 reply address: cbodessa272@icqmail.com Webmaster for Odessa First Church of the Nazarene http://www.odessafirstnazarene.org/ Ward County, Texas http://w
23. Re: [TX-Cem] Woodville Cemetery, somewhere in Texas [1]
Sandra, I found quite a few Carter's, but no Ira Lee, perhaps he is buried with your other uncle, up in Huntington, or in Kountze.....they are both in diff. counties from us, one north of us, and the other south.....think that Kountze is Hardin county, but not sure about Huntington, perhaps....Angelina county. Sorry, Melody
24. [TX-Cem] Re: TX-CEMETERIES-D Digest V01 #195 [1]
In a message dated 6/13/01 8:02:52 AM Pacific Daylight Time, TX-CEMETERIES-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > X-Message: #10 > Date: Wed, 13 Jun 2001 00:56:33 EDT > From: Poiu5432@aol.com > To: TX-CEMETERIES-L@rootsweb.com > Message-ID: <104.4aa3589.28584c81@aol.com> > Subject: Re: [TX-Cem] North TX Cemeteries > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" > > I have recently found copies of Montague, Jack, Archer, Clay & Young co's > cemetery books. They're great!! these even include notes on parents
25. Re: [TX-Cem] Am I alone [1]
hi Donna, I am still working on my cemeteries.. I just completed the GAIL cemetery in BORDEN county and it is online. I am photographing sections of the Kermit Cemetery in winkler county.. i have several of them online also. am constantly updating and adding information online. Charlene Beatty Beauchamp [L. 272] 912 JEFFEE DR. Kermit, Texas 79745 915-586-3780 reply address: cbodessa272@icqmail.com Webmaster for Odessa First Church of the Nazarene http://www.odessafirstnazarene.org/ Ward County
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