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1. Fw: [TXBELL-L] Chalk: Robert Lewis; Whitfield, William Roscoe [1]
Mary Ann you sent this on the Chalk family on the 27th... Debbie ---------- Pg. 386 Robert Lewis Chalk Robert Lewis Chalk, son of William Roscoe Chalk and Frances Omsgy Blackburn, was born August 25, 1841, Maury County, Tennessee. He came to Bell County with his parents in 1851. On November 18, 1861, he enlisted for Civil War service at Belton as a private in Company F, 6th Texas Infantry, under Captain H.E. Bradford. Later, he was promoted to corporal and then to sergent. A regiment was organized at
2. [TXBELL-L] Re: Volo Cemetery [1]
Hello everyone, We have added Volo Cemetery to the TX Bell County Archives. Lets keep sending in that information and fill our Bell County pages up! http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/tx/bell/belltoc.htm Thanks Debbie
3. Re: [TXBELL-L] Surnames for Bell County [1]
One other note...Milam County Courthouse burned many years ago and there was a great loss of records. I am not telling you that it is useless to search in Milam...some records were saved and some were restored....I don't remember when it burned...maybe Bill can tell us. Why is Milam so important to Bell Co. history and records......remember, Bell was Milam County originally. Ann -----Original Message----- From: MaryAnn Bartlett To: TXBELL-L@rootsweb.com Date: Fr
4. Re: [TXBELL-L] WEB2000 [1]
Put me down on the I'll be glad to help list Bill- Becky Cockrum Cherokee, TX Bill Bost wrote: > participate in a WEB2000 project, along with anyone else I can cajole > into helping. So, when you see references to WEB2000, that's what I'm > talking about. It isn't yet clear how to divvy up some of the cemetery > lists, to start with, but I appreciate the expressions of willingness > > Bill Bost > TXBELL Listowner > WEB2000 Project > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com > > ==== TXBELL
5. [TXBELL-L] Chalk: Robert Lewis; Whitfield, William Roscoe [1]
Pg. 386 Robert Lewis Chalk Robert Lewis Chalk, son of William Roscoe Chalk and Frances Omsgy Blackburn, was born August 25, 1841, Maury County, Tennessee. He came to Bell County with his parents in 1851. On November 18, 1861, he enlisted for Civil War service at Belton as a private in Company F, 6th Texas Infantry, under Captain H.E. Bradford. Later, he was promoted to corporal and then to sergent. A regiment was organized at Victoria, with Colonel R.R. Garland in command. In spring 1862 the company
6. Re: [TXBELL-L] SOBCT: ALLEN, Elisha; Page 284 [1]
MaryAnn; My address is 617 North Avenue B, Kermit, TX 79745. Thank you for the information and the pictures. Please let me know how much I need to reimburse you for the pictures and postage. DeWayne -----Original Message----- From: MaryAnn Bartlett To: TXBELL-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, April 25, 1999 7:12 AM Subject: [TXBELL-L] SOBCT: ALLEN, Elisha; Page 284 >Pg. 284 >Laughlin. Mrs. L
7. Re: [TXBELL-L] Some other Bell County folks [1]
2 Mary Ann Griffin b: 1825 in AL ... +Thomas Duncan b: February 12, 1821 in TN m: December 18, 1845 in TX ================================================= I found, in THE STORY OF BELL COUNTY, TEXAS, on page 481 -482, a long discussion of Thomas DUNCAN who married Mary Ann Briffin. The bd for Thomas in this discussion is February 21, 1821. All the other data matches to your person. Since I am transcribing family group data from the book for Bill, I will transcribe this one in a bit...have to run
8. Re: [TXBELL-L] Bell County Original Land Owners [1]
I think I put the CHALK information up yesterday...I think. I am trying to put up the names I find from The Story of Bell County that some of you sent to the Bell County List. In some cases you may see information for another family but read through it anyway because I sometimes run across your name as the bride or groom of an offspring. This is not the only source available in Bell County...right now I am more or less confined to the house and this is all I have to refer to until next week. I have a fr
9. Re: [TXBELL-L] Bell County Original Land Owners [1]
Oh, no! I cannot find copies of the CHALK family and I know I put them up yesterday...or Saturday...I remember the picture of Major Whitfield Chalk. There was: Robert Lewis Chalk; Whitfield Chalk; William Roscoe Chalk. If no one can find them, I will transcribe them again and then I am doing Rountree and Lindemann Ann -----Original Message----- From: Judyap@aol.com To: TXBELL-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, April 27, 1999 1:14 PM Subject: [TXBELL-L] Bell County Orig
10. [TXBELL-L] SOBCT Transcriptions: ALLEN families of Bell County [1]
These are the ALLENs buried in the Newer Part of the Bartlett City Cemetery: Arthur G. Allen 42 Eugene D. Allen 41 John M. Allen 42 Lucy K. Allen 41 Mary Jane Allen 42 Mayme B. Allen 42 Mercer C. Allen 42 Ouida Allen 42 Ray son of Stanton & Lucy 41 Stanton Allen 41 Nancy Allen, wife of Moses Allen is buried in the Old Bartlett Cemetery among other Allens. The location of her husband's, Moses Allen, burial site is unknown at this time. Alvin Elias Allen, Sr. Pgs. 283 & 284 Alvin Elias
11. [TXBELL-L] Bell County History Books [1]
Howdy All.. I visited the Bell County Museum today and was able to purchase copies of both the 2-volume set *Story Of Bell County*, and the Tyler book, *History of Bell County*. They're both hardback items, so they're not cheap! The *History* is written from a 1936 general date, and the *Story of Bell County* contains biographies of Bell County citizens. If you'd like lookups from these two resources, volunteers are listed on the Lookups page at the Bell County Genealogy & History site: http://www.ro
12. Re: [TXBELL-L] SOBCT: ALLEN, Elisha; Page 284 [1]
Not a thing. Did you get the one on Moses Allen, too? And do you want the information on the other ALLENs? Ann -----Original Message----- From: DeWayne Wallace To: TXBELL-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, April 25, 1999 9:20 PM Subject: Re: [TXBELL-L] SOBCT: ALLEN, Elisha; Page 284 |MaryAnn; | |My address is 617 North Avenue B, Kermit, TX 79745. Thank you for the |information and the pictures. Please let me know how much I need to |reimburse you for the pictures
13. Re: [TXBELL-L] WEB2000 Volunteers [1]
Snail Mail Address; MaryAnn Bartlett P.O. Box 606 Bartlett, TX 76511 254-527-4639 ---------- From: Bill Bost To: TXBELL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [TXBELL-L] WEB2000 Volunteers Date: Friday, April 09, 1999 8:24 AM Howdy All.. I attended a meeting of the Bell County Sesquicentennial Committee, as an observer, and can tell you there are quite a number of things envisioned for Bell County's 150th birthday year in 2000. I haven't heard back about approval or not for a RootsWeb page f
14. Re: [TXBELL-L] Re: {not a subscriber} Belton Early Families [1]
There are STOKES still living here in Bartlet and there is a family plot where several are buried in the Bartlett Cemetery. I gathered information on them for a relative that lives in NC, I believe. I have a copy of The Story of Bell County, TX by the Historical Commission and it has STOKES, BIGHAM and some of the other names you mentioned. Belton Library has a copy of the two volumes as well as the roughly-bound original copies. I also have a copy of the 3-volume set about Bartlett, Bell Co., TX that E
15. Re: [TXBELL-L] Re: Volo Cemetery [1]
Ann, If you hop and skip over there would you please got one of the Latham Plot. Wait there is two of them, the one with L. C. and M. C. Latham, they are the parents of our Bell County Latham's. Thanks Debbie That cemetery is just hop, skip and jump from me so if anyone needs pictures of sites and I can get to them...it's done. Ann
16. [TXBELL-L] Re: {not a subscriber} Belton Early Families [1]
Howdy Jody! You've got quite a bit of connection with Bell County... I'll copy your query also over to the Query Board of the Bell County Genealogy page, as those are indexed differently than messages on this list, and you might get some different responses. Would you like to be subscribed to the TXBELL list? I haven't found other places for Bell County local history books, but there are some at the Bell County Museum. (I did a quick check of amazon.com and they did have one of the Bell County histor
17. [TXBELL-L] WEB2000 [1]
Howdy, Listers! In talking with members of the West Bell Genealogical Society, and the Bell County Historical Commission, it seemed like a good idea to *gell* my suggestion about a concerted effort to send material to the TexGenWeb Archives, and to put information in the WBGS and BCHC web page archives. Projects begun this year, and earlier, seem to be obliged to have the term *2000* in them somewhere, so I'm suggesting that the TXBELL listers participate in a WEB2000 project, along with anyone else
18. [TXBELL-L] WEB2000 Update [1]
Howdy All.. If you are new to the TXBELL list, please let us know something about the Bell County ancestors in which you have an interest, maybe something about research resources you would be willing to share, what part of the County history interests you,.. things like that.. maybe the surnames of particular interest, and so forth.... Some of the TXBELL list folks are working on a variety of projects to create uploads to places like the TexGenWeb Archives, the Bell County Historical Commission web
19. [TXBELL-L] Some other Bell County folks [1]
Hello everyone, This was sent to another list that I am on. I can't put my finger on it, but something in here is ringing bells for me. I thought I would send it to the BELL list due to the fact they were from Bell County area also. I hope someone out there can pen down this ringing bell and help them out. Debbie___________________________________________________________ The following is the line I have been researching. Does anyone recognize Moses, born GA, died TX. Who are his parents, siblings? Have
20. Re: [TXBELL-L] Re: Volo Cemetery [1]
That cemetery is just hop, skip and jump from me so if anyone needs pictures of sites and I can get to them...it's done. Ann -----Original Message----- From: Possum To: TXBELL-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, April 27, 1999 10:10 PM Subject: [TXBELL-L] Re: Volo Cemetery |Hello everyone, | |We have added Volo Cemetery to the TX Bell County Archives. Lets keep |sending in that information and fill our Bell County pages up! | |http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/tx/bel
21. [TXBELL-L] Wow - what a nice write up in rootsweb review [1]
They left all the names out.....we can only guess. If any one hasn't seen it -- Vol. 2, No. 13, 31 March 1999 (second Blue Moon of 1999) had a really nice success story and all 'blamed' on this list and a particular researcher. BACK ISSUES OF ROOTSWEB REVIEW are available for download from: . Bill, I'm glad you canvassed people and agreed to go with surnames. Laurel
22. [TXBELL-L] Fwd: Bell Co,Texas: Crossland Reunion May 29-31, 1999 [1]
Howdy All... I'm forwarding this message to the list, on the chance that your surname, from Bell County, may be represented, and because of the genealogy implications. I had asked the sender to clarify the Bell County connection, and I think that's been done. Bill Bost TXBELL Listowner >Text: >There is a CROSSLAND FAMILY REUNION >The branches of our maternal family migrated from GA and paternal >lines from TN to settle in Central Texas in the Counties of Bell, >Falls, McLennan, and Limestone between
23. [TXBELL-L] Re: Hillcrest Cemetery, Temple, Bell Co., TX; Various names found on first search [1]
I'll redo these later tonight so you can read them...sorry. I forgot these stupid PC have no sense of organization like Macs. Ann -----Original Message----- From: MaryAnn Bartlett To: Bill Bost ; Bell County Texas Date: Thursday, April 29, 1999 5:16 PM Subject: Hillcrest Cemetery, Temple, Bell Co., TX; Various names found on first search |Didn't all pictures yet. Have to go back. They had funerals yesterday |afternoon and today. | |*1
24. Re: [TXBELL-L] ALLEN; ALLISON; BEARD; BIRD; FULCHER; HAYNES; POOLE; STONE; GRIFFIN [1]
MaryAnn Bartlett wrote: > > I am NOT going to spend any more long periods of time carefully putting this > information up to send! These darn computers mess it all up. I looked at > some of the family information I transcribed and it looked like I did not > know how to write a sentence!!!!! I want you all to know that I am a > retired teacher and that I did my Bachelor's and Master's and part of my PhD > in Physical Education, Kinesiology, Special Education, Athletic Training and > ENGLISH!!! I taught
25. [TXBELL-L] EPPERSON/BRISCOE [1]
> Searching to no avail for information on my grandmother and her > family. > Maude Adell Epperson b. February 19, 1882 in Bell County or Twnship, > Grayson County,Texas, d. January 7, 1967 in Birmingham, Al. She > married in 1898 to William Polk Briscoe who was b. December 30, 1868 in > Somerville, Morgan County, Alabama. Believe she had three sisters: > Essie Epperson, Jessie Epperson Orick Keithly (who married 2X and moved > to Naples, Fl. many years ago and died the
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