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1. [TX-Cem] Beginning Genealogy Presentation [1]
Kin Searchers, the genealogy club of Keller, Tarrant County, is hosting a presentation on Beginning Genealogy. Jamie Burnett will be the speaker and moderator of this multi-media presentation. All are welcomed to attend. This lecture will be given on Nov. 9 at 10:00 at the Keller Library. The library is located at 640 Johnson Road, Keller 76248. Please contact me directly at mwhitnah@charter.net or 817-337-1257 for questions. This is a free presentation, and I hope you will plan to attend, regardless o
2. [TX-Cem] Taphophile Meetup Day! [1]
International Taphophile Meetup Day is Wed. December 4th @ 7:00 pm There are meetup groups around the US and the world - go to the following link for more information http://taphophile.meetup.com/ Come out and meet other people who are interested in cemeteries, preservation, etc. Michelle Whitnah Texas State Coordinator TXGenExchange http://www.genexchange.org/state.cfm?state=tx
3. [TX-Cem] Kids at work... [1]
This weekend, Houston TV carried a story about a bunch of Milby High School students who have taken on the task of helping clean up and maintain the historic old Harrisburg Cemetery. Up until then, the cemetery had been maintained only by an old Mexican man, because no one else would do it...a one-man effort, with no rewards to him (in this life). Word got out...Wal Mart donated a riding mower, and the TV crews showed up to film the kids, and the old man, at work. The kids say that this is not a one-time t
4. [TX-Cem] Monday... [1]
Monday, November 11, is Veterans Day, and this doesn't have one thing to do with Texas cemeteries...but then, I guess it does. If you have time, turn your speakers up and visit: http://www.alighthouse.com/veterans.htm Please.
5. Re: [TX-Cem] Kids at work... [1]
And for "the rest of the story...." From the second edition (2001) of At Rest: A Historical Directory of Harris County, Texas, Cemeteries (1822-2001) Including Burial Customs and Other Interesting Facts, With a Listing of past and present Communities, Funerl Home and Monument Companies Compiled by Trevia Wooster Beverly (Houston): Harrisburg, now part of Houston (qv), established before 1825 on the John Richardson Harris survey on the right bank of Buffalo Bayou. At one time its own municipality with

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