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1. [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Tombstone Adhesive [1]
Several months ago, someone posted a message that contained a link a list of sources for adhesives to use to repair broken tombstones. I thought I save the message, but can not find it. If you know of any sources please let me know. Thanks. Jim Barrett Bedford, TX Parino@flash.net
2. [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Re: TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION-D Digest V02 #12 [1]
Why don't you set your mail to plain text? It would be so much easier to read.
3. [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Kentucky Resources [1]
05/09/2002 Kentucky Resources Do you have ancestors who are from Kentucky? I sure do and Im always looking for new and unique resources to help me with this long-distance research. My g-g-g-grandmother was Julianna H.\Julia Ann H. Whitledge Clark (b. 1819, KY  d. 1847, Shelby Co., KY) and shortly after her death, her husband, John A. Clark (b. 1814, Shelby Co., KY) came to Houston, Harris County, Texas. The Kentucky Historical Society (KHS) has a wealth of information and numerous databases
4. Re: [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Re: TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION-D Digest V02 #12 [1]
I thought I was ... I type in MS Word and save as .txt and then cut/paste into e-mail ... I don't know how it looks when it gets to you and I don't know how to stop whatever is happening .... Lynna Kay ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Lynna Kay Shuffield P. O. Box 16604 Houston, Texas 77222 telephone: 713/692-4511 e-mail: friday@argohouston.com ---My webpages--- 'Our Loose Ends' Genealogy Column by Lynna Kay Shuffield http://www.geocities.com/lks_friday/COLUMN-001.htm 'My Loose Ends' Family
5. [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] GREAT BOOK ... [1]
Recently arriving across my desk is the following book of interest to Civil War buffs and those with cemetery interests; some good basic genealogy statistics on the various Subjects. Trevia Wooster Beverly, Houston. Texas Burial Sites of Civil War Notables, A Biographical and Pictorial Field Guide by James A. Mundie, Jr., Dean E. Letzring, Bruce S. Allardice, and John H. Luckey (Hill College Press, 2002). The Foreword by Jerry Thompson of Texas A&M International University, is followed by 640 entr
6. [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Re: Tombstone Adhesive [1]
Jim Barrett : Several months ago, someone posted a message that contained a link a list of sources for adhesives to use to repair broken tombstones. I hope this address is still sound. Perhaps you can contact this firm for support: David Harrell Mounumental Restoration Co. (940) 686-8007 -- Michael Emery If I would learn about a people, Information Systems Coordinator I would first visit Save Texas Cemeteries, Inc.
7. Re: [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Save Texas Cemeteries 2002 Cemetery Symposium [1]
Asa L. Castleman : I am primary care giver for my sister in California who has had a hip replacement surgery and I will not be back in time to attend... Yes, Asa, do take care of your people and yourself. I will hopefully record the procedings of the symposium and make the verbal transcripts available for reading at the STC website. -- Michael Emery Information Systems Coordinator Save Texas Cemeteries, Inc. http://www.rootsweb.com/~txstc/
8. [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Save Texas Cemeteries 2002 Cemetery Symposium [1]
The preservation of the thousands of historic cemeteries in Texas is a major concern of many folks -- and of Save Texas Cemeteries, Inc. With approximately 50,000 cemeteries and burial sites in Texas, time is not on the side of saving them! Many cemeteries are in much worse shape now than they were in the 1900s; it appears that taking responsibility is currently not in vogue. The last session of the Texas Legislature passed a very significant bill making the Texas Funeral Service Commission responsib
9. Re: [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Save Texas Cemeteries 2002 Cemetery Symposium [1]
I would do anything I can to help but, at the moment I am primary care giver for my sister in California who has had a hip replacement surgery and I will not be back in time to attend, Regretfully, as I want very much to call attention to a cemetery near Flatonia. Maybe next time, sorry. -----------------Asa L. Castleman ------------------ Skipper of the Calafia, alongside Slip J-19, Payco Marina 501 Blume Drive, Galveston, Texas 77554-7157 phone 409-744-0985 e-mail AsaLCas
10. [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Fw: Austin State Insane Asylum (ASIA) Cemetery designated a Texas Historical Cemetery [1]
The below correction was made in red, replacing the word Dallas with the word Austin, thanks to a recipient that caught it. Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 3:29 AM Subject: Fw: Austin State Insane Asylum (ASIA) Cemetery designated a Texas Historical Cemetery TO: Representatives of the counties of Travis, Austin, Blanco and Hays. RE: Anonymous and nameless patients, some with numbered markers, others without, and forgotton My name is Merrell E. Davis, I'm a fifth-generation I have been driven Travis/A
11. [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Houston Chronicle - Clayton facility faces cut [1]
May 17, 2002 - Front Page - Metro/State Section "Clayton facility faces cut to one night a week Family researchers put out by library's move" By JANETTE RODRIGUES Copyright 2002 Houston Chronicle The Houston Public Library is trying to put the genealogy back in the bottle. To meet its fiscal 2003 budget target, the library proposes to reduce hours at all facilities, including the Clayton Library Center for Genealogical Research. Houston Library Director Barbara Gubbin came under fire from gen
12. Re: [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Help Save Clayton Genealogy Library [1]
At 05:31 PM 5/14/2002 -0500, Lynna Kay Shuffield wrote: You must also reduce 104-hours even more because most Clayton Library services, e.g., photocopiers, microprinters, restrooms, etc. end 15-mintues before closing thus reducing another 13-hours per year (15x52w60) from evening research time. Resulting in the net number of evening hours available to researchers at Clayton Library to 91-hours per year. This drastic cutback in hours will also mean that more people will be researching at once, increasing
13. Re: [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Save Texas Cemeteries 2002 Cemetery Symposium [1]
Thank you James. There are a couple of coincidences here. My great Aunt married two Bullocks & Walker is the name of some of my best friends in the early school days. When I can get back to work on my gene hobby, I hope to do some more cemeteries. I visited your site and it is impressive, I am an amateur at this stuff (web pages) and have to K.I.S.S. keep in touch. -----------------Asa L. Castleman ------------------ Skipper of the Calafia, alongside Slip J-19, Payco Marina 501 Blume Drive, Galveston, T
14. Re: [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Save Texas Cemeteries 2002 Cemetery Symposium [1]
Asa, I saw your message on the cemtery preservation board and was glad to get your email address. I had wanted to write and commend you for posting the burials in Freezeout Cemetery (Milam County). Well done. My nephew had some kinfolk buried at Freezeout. I have a website wherein I post items related to my family history and also items of general interest to those researching Milam County Roots (address listed below). I took the liberty of linking to your cemetery site. James Walker home pag
15. RE: [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Re: Tombstone Adhesive [1]
Thanks for the reply. I believe the page I was looking for was http://www.rootsweb.com/~inpcrp/repairtoolbox.html Jim Barrett Bedford, TX Parino@flash.net -----Original Message----- From: Michael Emery [mailto:memery@texas.net] Sent: Sunday, May 26, 2002 4:34 AM To: TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Re: Tombstone Adhesive Jim Barrett : Several months ago, someone posted a message that contained a link a list of sources for adhesives t
16. [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Help Save Clayton Genealogy Library [1]
Please forward this e-mail to every genealogy and historical researcher you know and ask for his or her immediate support and help with this issue. Send it to family members. Send it to members of your genealogy or historical society members. Permission to reprint this article is given without any reservations. = = = = = = = = IMMEDIATE RELEASE= = = = = = = = Help Save Clayton Genealogy Library By Lynna Kay Shuffield Houston, Tex., May 14  One of the top 10-genealogy libraries in the United St
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