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1. James Yarborough Yarbrough m/ Mollie Alsup Bastrop TX [1]
Looking for a James Yarbrough who married Mollie Alsup Dec 20 1884 Bastrop County married by TE Woods. Anyone heard of this James? Thanks. LL
2. B&B Bastrop [1]
Does anyone know what the closest Bed and Breakfast is closest to the Bastrop High School. I don't even know if that's the Bastrop HIghschool, but it has an Erhard Football field on campus..... I was hoping someone on here knew Thanks Lisa
3. Re: [TXBASTRO] German Methodist Church [1]
Your welcome. That would be interesting tho if there were a picture of the college. If you would like to visit my website you are welcome to here is the link to it http://bkatbird2.tripod.com please sign my guestbook and feel free to recommend my site to other's. Thanks Annette Anne Beck wrote: Thanks Annette. I went to the Texas Handbook and it gave a great explanation of the German Methodist Church. Actually it was regular Methodist just had services in German for so man
4. Re: [TXBASTRO] Great Map Tammy! [1]
www.glo.state.tx.us/ The Land Office has an on line store. Kay
5. Looking for Marriage Record from 1902-1905 [1]
Where might I find a marriage record from 1902-1905. I am searching for the marriage record of John Joseph Lehman and Rosa Kierce. They lived in Bastrop County, Texas but some of the family had baptisms and marriages performed in Frelsburg at the Catholic Church and the Lutheran Church. I have gone through the Frelsburg church records online and have found nothing. I have also gone through the Bastrop County Marriage Records and found nothing. His first marriage was in 1883 in Bastrop County to Ida Spire.
6. Fw: [1]
Gaylon L Powell Austin, Texas gaylon@flash.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Vanessa Schatz" To: "Lists L-TX-Bastrop County" Sent: Monday, January 16, 2006 12:45 AM >I live in California and would like to get copies of a couple of > wills along with certain probate documents. (Thanks to Tammy Owens, I > have the necessary reference numbers). Is there some one on the list > that make copies for out-of-towners? Of course, I'm more than willing >
7. Re: [TXBASTRO] B&B Bastrop [1]
Erhard Field is at the 1600 block of Hill and not the 1200 block. I looked at the wrong campus but it is still about the same distance from that B & B on Buttonwood and Hill. I drove by both of the B & B mentioned and I'll have to say though that the Pecan B & B appears to be much better kept. Hope this doesn't offend someone. Just my visual opinion. LL wrote: Hi Denise thanks. I saw that site last night but was unsure which one was closer. Thanks so much for letting me know. Bast
8. Re: [TXBASTRO] B&B Bastrop [1]
Hi Denise thanks. I saw that site last night but was unsure which one was closer. Thanks so much for letting me know. Bastrop has some of the most beautiful homes especially the older ones. I could walk around all day just looking. Thanks again so much. Lisa ----- Original Message ----- From: "DENISE HANCOCK" To: Sent: Friday, January 27, 2006 1:51 PM Subject: Re: [TXBASTRO] B&B Bastrop The Bastrop Chamber of Commerce website (www.bastropchamber.
9. Re: [TXBASTRO] B&B Bastrop [1]
The Bastrop Chamber of Commerce website (www.bastropchamber.com) lists only 2 B & B's in the city limits of Bastrop. The closest one to Erhard Field is Buttonwood Row Bed & Breakfast at 1402 Hill Street, Bastrop (512)-303-5664. This would be in walking distance to Erhard Field. Erhard Field is located on the 1200 block of Hill and Cedar St. I know nothing about the quality of this B & B. The other one in town is not in walking distance but not very far if driving (just about 6 or 7 blocks away). I
10. Re: [TXBASTRO] German Methodist Church [1]
Thanks Annette. I went to the Texas Handbook and it gave a great explanation of the German Methodist Church. Actually it was regular Methodist just had services in German for so many German settlers. They also had services in Spanish. I just haven't gotten by the church to see if there are records for that period. I do know they have the early Methodist records from Hills Prairie. I believe the town records begin in early 1900's. Anne Beck ----- Original Message ----- From: "Annette Patterson"
11. Re: [TXBASTRO] German Methodist Church [1]
This is good to know about Rutersville College. John Rabb is one of my ancestors. I was wondering if there are any known pictures of the college. Thanks Annette LL wrote: Anne I don't know if this helps or not. RUTERSVILLE COLLEGE. Rutersville College, once located in Rutersville, seven miles northeast of La Grange in central Fayette County, was the first chartered Protestant college in Texas. The institution, which flourished between 1840 and 1856, was the dream of Martin Ruter,qv
12. Re: [TXBASTRO] Great Map Tammy! [1]
Lisa, Images didn't come thru....? Gene ----- Original Message ----- From: "LL" To: Sent: Tuesday, January 03, 2006 4:08 PM Subject: [TXBASTRO] Great Map Tammy! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~txbastro/1929_map.htm > > > ==== TXBASTRO Mailing List ==== > Visit GenWeb's archive records for BASTROP COUNTY, TEXAS, > http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/tx/bastrop/basttoc.htm > > > ============================== > Census images 1901, 1891, 1881 and 1871, plus so much more
13. Re: Looking for Marriage Record from 1902-1905 [1]
I want to thank everyone for all their fast and helpful responses. I found their marriage record in Guadalupe County in 1903 thanks to Wanda Qualls. Lehmann, John to Rosa Kirst by Rev. F. C. Neisens, St. James Church on Sep 15 1903 Guadalupe County He married Rosa Fey Nov 15 1910 in Comal County. Witnesses were Gottfried Fey and Henry Lehmann. Vanessa Burzynski __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://m
14. Re: [TXBASTRO] Great Map Tammy! [1]
Thanks. I just called them and had to leave a message they weren't opened yet Thanks for the information LL From: "Cerise Blair" To: Sent: Wednesday, January 04, 2006 9:26 AM Subject: Re: [TXBASTRO] Great Map Tammy! The State Land Office on N. Congress in Austin has them all and they are extremely anxious to help. ----- Original Message ----- From: "LL" To: Sent: Tuesday, January 03, 2006 11:10 PM Subject: Re
15. Re: [TXBASTRO] Great Map Tammy! [1]
Gene you have to click on the number below to see the section of the map above. Aso when it does come up left click on the mouse and a little box with arrows should come up on the bottom right corner click on it and it will make that section of the map and it should enlarge a little more. Good luck...number 2 is McDade...and some parts are unreadable but most of it is. I want to see a 1860 and 1870 and 1880 now...maybe the Land Office would have one over in Bastrop....any ideas? ----- Original Messa
16. Re: [TXBASTRO] Great Map Tammy! [1]
Can you contact them online? Ann
17. Re: [TXBASTRO] German Methodist Church [1]
Anne I don't know if this helps or not. RUTERSVILLE COLLEGE. Rutersville College, once located in Rutersville, seven miles northeast of La Grange in central Fayette County, was the first chartered Protestant college in Texas. The institution, which flourished between 1840 and 1856, was the dream of Martin Ruter,qv a Methodist missionary from Tennessee and superintendent of the Methodist mission in Texas in the early days of the republic. In 1837 Ruter wrote a charter for the school, which he planned t
18. Re: [TXBASTRO] Great Map Tammy! [1]
Scroll down Gene this map is awsome. It's dived into 14 sections or 17 sections you can pull up the section. Scroll down the top photos are not there but the map is. Let me know if you see it Gene LL From: "Gene Turner" To: Sent: Tuesday, January 03, 2006 9:25 PM Subject: Re: [TXBASTRO] Great Map Tammy! Lisa, Images didn't come thru....? Gene ----- Original Message ----- From: "LL" To: Sent: Tuesday, J
19. German Methodist Church [1]
Does anyone know how long the German Methodist Church operated in Bastrop. I am interested in years 1870-1909. I know the church existed in 1900 because the pastor, G. Doerr's name was in the Advertiser pages that Tammy has downloaded for us all to use. Does anyone know where I might find the records for this church?. I assume it is entirely different from First United Methodist Church. Did the German Methodist Church merge with another church? Thanks, Anne Beck
20. Re: [TXBASTRO] Map of Bastrop County precincts [1]
Ann, I too would like to see the old presinct maps. One of my ancestors was a commissioner for Precinct 4, D. G. Kincaid, full name David Greer Kincaid. He and his family owned land in Bastrop and Caldwell Counties and left there for Borden County, TX in 1889 in the Kincaid Wagon Train with his brother James and families and some neighbors. One son of D G by the name of Valerius or Valerian Palestine Kincaid who had married Ida Reid whose family was prominent in farming around Delhi which is about 5 miles
21. Map of Bastrop County precincts [1]
Does anyone know of such a map (for the 1860+ period)? In the censuses it refers to Precinct 7 and 8. As far as I know there are only 4 judicial precincts now. Where were 5, 6,7,and 8? I know that Precinct 4 was around Elgin as it still is today. Ann Helgeson in Elgin
22. Great Map Tammy! [1]
http://www.rootsweb.com/~txbastro/1929_map.htm
23. Maps of Bastrop [1]
They have a lot of different Bastrop Maps. Thanks for the website links LL http://wwwdb.glo.state.tx.us/central/arcmaps/ArcMapsLookup.cfm?Customer=25779691-06004 ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, January 04, 2006 9:51 AM Subject: Re: [TXBASTRO] Great Map Tammy! www.glo.state.tx.us/ The Land Office has an on line store. Kay ==== TXBASTRO Mailing List ==== Search the TXBASTRO-L archives for previously posted messages, http://searche
24. Re: [TXBASTRO] Great Map Tammy! [1]
Lisa, Is there a way I can I pull up a section and magnify? Gene ----- Original Message ----- From: "LL" To: Sent: Tuesday, January 03, 2006 8:45 PM Subject: Re: [TXBASTRO] Great Map Tammy! > Scroll down Gene this map is awsome. It's dived into 14 sections or 17 > sections you can pull up the section. Scroll down the top photos are not > there but the map is. Let me know if you see it Gene LL > From: "Gene Turner" > To:
25. Re: [TXBASTRO] Great Map Tammy! [1]
The State Land Office on N. Congress in Austin has them all and they are extremely anxious to help. ----- Original Message ----- From: "LL" To: Sent: Tuesday, January 03, 2006 11:10 PM Subject: Re: [TXBASTRO] Great Map Tammy! > Gene you have to click on the number below to see the section of the map > above. > > Aso when it does come up left click on the mouse and a little box with > arrows should come up on the bottom right corner click on it and it will >
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