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1. [TXBELL] New Ideas for TXBELL [1]
This past Saturday, I attended the GenTech 2001 conference here in the Dallas area. Several other TXGenWeb county coordinators attended this event. We wrapped up the day with a meeting then a dinner, during which some great ideas were exchanged. One I liked in particular came from a discussion I had with the Dallas County coordinator, Linda-Jeanne Dolby. On her site, she has specific pages for each community in her county. For each community, there is a volunteer responsible for the content of that pag
2. Re: [TXBELL] Stokes in Bartlett Cemetery [1]
On the new Bartlett Cemetery page, there are links to both the numerical locater file and the alpha listing: http://www.rootsweb.com/~txbell/cem/cembartlett.htm These are stored in the USGenWeb archives for Bell County: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/tx/bell/belltoc.htm Mary Ann, if there are corrections that need to be made to the file or the source info, let me know and I can inform our archives rep to adjust this. We certainly want the material to reflect what the submitter wishes it to. And as I
3. Re: [TXBELL] Val Verde Cemetery [1]
Kim, the Val Verde Cemetery listing (Copied Aug. 10, 1971 by Arthur F. McLean and John A. Barton) was submitted to our archives by Laurel Burns in 1999: ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tx/bell/cemetery/valverde.txt According to the file, Val Verde Cemetery is 8 miles east of Holland on FM 2268 at Val Verde Baptist Church. Per the US Geological Survey database, Val Verde Church is just across the Milam County border: http://mapping.usgs.gov:8888/gnis/owa/GetDetail?tab=Y&id=1370545 This may have been
4. [TXBELL] Women in Bell Co Law Enforcement? [1]
Posted on the Queries Board... Joe ------- Start of forwarded message ------- NAME: charlene cates EMAIL: ccates@acmail.blinncol.edu DATE: Feb 16 2001 QRYTEXT: I am a history teacher at Blinn College in Bryan, Texas, and I am conducting research on women in law enforcement in Texas--women who have served as a county sheriff, a police chief, as U.S. marshall, deputy, etc. in the 19th or 20th centuries. Any information regarding Bell County will be appreciated.. ------- End of forwarded message -------
5. Re: [TXBELL] New Census Project Page [1]
The new census project page is at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~txbell/census.htm Actually, it's just a start. I wanted to set up a page that reciprocates the great crosslinks West Bell County Genealogical Society has set up to us from their 1860 census index page Joe On Fri, 09 February 2001, TOMJOHN01@aol.com wrote: > > Joe - > > How do you find the time to do your wonders? > > I must have missed out. What is the new census project page that you mention? > > Thank you for all you are doing, > >
6. Re: [TXBELL] Change of email address [1]
I have updated your subscription. For future reference: TXBELL-L = Single message mode TXBELL-D = Digest message mode Subscribing: To join TXBELL-L, send mail to TXBELL-L-request@rootsweb.com with the single word subscribe in the message subject and body. To join TXBELL-D, do the same thing with TXBELL-D-request@rootsweb.com Unsubscribing: To leave TXBELL-L, send mail to TXBELL-L-request@rootsweb.com with the single word unsubscribe in the message subject and body. To leave TXBELL-D, do the same thing
7. Re: [TXBELL] Re: Clark/Leggett family [1]
There is a Murlin Leggett (1920-1992) buried in Killeen Memorial Cemetery: http://searches1.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/archives/tx/bell/cemetery/killncem.txt Skye Bobadilla is still in the process of transcribing this cemetery, so more Leggetts may show up as she updates the file. Robert N. Leggett, a widower, died in Bell County on Dec 13, 1966: ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tx/bell/vitals/deaths/1966/belld66.txt Margaret Annabelle Lindsey, daughter of Bessie Ellen Leggett, born in Bell County on Sep
8. [TXBELL] RE: North Belton Cemetery [0.985992]
Keep in mind that that while the website Penny suggested has a useful list of burials at North Belton, I believe it is only partial. My impression is that North Belton Cemetery is much larger. Thanks to Penny for posting the link, since it may contain names useful to some people. Joe D. Deaver TXBell Coordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~txbell ancestry@deaver.com -----Original Message----- From: Dolores Boyd [mailto:tlc@dim.com] Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2001 6:16 PM To: TXBELL-L@rootsweb.com Subjec
9. Re: [TXBELL] Dr. Orwin B. Bowen in Bell Co [0.985992]
Jane, I am researching a John Rhoten Hill that came to TX, Hood co from Buncomb co NC . He married Rutha Jane Lusk in Madison in 185... Can't think offhand. John Rhoten was a Methodist missionary to the Indians west of Ashville, NC, started the first Methodist church in Granbury , Hood co TX 1871. Around 1890 the Hills went to McClain co OK where he ministered there . It is said his mother was a Rhoten. Would you possibly have any Hill connections? Another researcher and I have been at this a very long tim
10. [TXBELL] Nannie's Scrapbook [0.985992]
Jody, you are so right about the Scrapbook. I first read it about 2 years ago--and it is the reason that I know that my HARLING family are buried in North Belton Cemetery. Nannie's history is fascinating, and oh, don't you wish we could tell her what a great thing she did when she pasted all those clippings, obits, announcements, etc. in those old catalogue pages! Linda ALLISON -- HARLING -- REVEIL(E) -- REVIEL(E) -- REVEAL(E) and all allied families 1850s > to date ----- Original Message ----- From:
11. [TXBELL] Site Availability [0.985992]
And Rootsweb's worldconnect has apparently gone back down too. (It was back up for awhile today)... LKPF ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joe D. Deaver" To: Sent: Monday, February 26, 2001 9:17 PM Subject: [TXBELL] Site Availability FYI, some parts of Rootsweb remain unavailable. In particular, GenConnect is not up for posting queries, deeds, etc. I assume it will be back online soon. Joe D. Deaver TXBELL Coordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~txbell
12. Re: [TXBELL] Local Library [0.985992]
This was in the Killeen phone book: Killeen Public Library 205 E. Church St Killeen, TX 76540 254-526-6527
13. [TXBELL] Updated Cemetery Page (McCann Cemetery) [0.985992]
The webpage for McCann Cemetery has now been updated. Thanks to Dianne Ramsey for providing these pictures. McCann Cemetery is just across the county line from Rogers in Milam County, but apparently was in Bell County before a line shift. Perhaps Dianne will fill everyone in on the recent activity at McCann. (hint hint!) http://www.rootsweb.com/~txbell/cem/cemmccann.htm The other cemetery pages currently available are listed at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~txbell/cemcentral.htm Joe D. Deaver TXBell Coor
14. Re: [TXBELL] RE: North Belton Cemetery [0.985992]
I AM SEEKING HELP LOCATING MY NEICES GRAVE SITE. MY SISTER CHARLOTTE WAS MARRIED TO DARRELL DRAKE. WE LIVED ON BELTON LAKE. WHEN CHARLOTTE HAD A BABY GIRL NAMED CHARLOTTE ANN AT A BELTON HOSPITAL. IT WAS A LITTLE HOSPITAL OUT IN THE COUNTRY (I BELIEVE). THE BABY DIED A FEW MINUTES AFTER BIRTH. WE BURIED CHARLOTTE ANN IN THE CEMETERY BEHIND THE HOSPITAL. CHARLOTTE ANN DRAKE WAS BORN AND DIED 5 NOV 1966. DEATH REC. # 070597. PLEASE HELP IF YOU CAN. >From: "Joe D. Deaver" >Reply-T
15. RE: [TXBELL] Other Bell Cemeteries [0.985992]
According to the BellNet database of cemeteries, there is a Herrington Cemetery in Harker Heights on Cedar Knob Road, 2.5 miles from the FM 2410 turnoff. USGS does not have coordinates for it and we don't yet have a transcription online. Perhaps one day we can gather some volunteers to take an inventory of that one, among others. Maybe next time you drive by, you can get a photograph of the entrance and I will attempt to put up a page for it. Glad to hear the good news about Mountain View Cemetery. Al
16. [TXBELL] Albert and Elizabeth "Bettie" MORRIS [0.985992]
Trying to locate the gravesites of Albert and Elizabeth "Bettie" Morris. She died in April of 1890. Cannot locate where she is buried, nor do I know WHEN he died. Any help appreciated. They had three children (sons) Thanks Jackie Morgan
17. Re: [TXBELL] Local Library [0.985992]

18. Re: [TXBELL] Women in Bell Co Law Enforcement? [0.985992]
please cancel my suscription ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joe Deaver" To: Sent: Friday, February 16, 2001 9:13 AM Subject: [TXBELL] Women in Bell Co Law Enforcement? > > Posted on the Queries Board... > > Joe > > ------- Start of forwarded message ------- > NAME: charlene cates > EMAIL: ccates@acmail.blinncol.edu > DATE: Feb 16 2001 > > QRYTEXT: I am a history teacher at Blinn College in Bryan, Texas, and I am conducting research on women in law enforce
19. [TXBELL] More About GenConnect [0.985992]
GenConnect is the service who runs our web-based message boards. When you go to our main page, you will find links (represented by the colorful puzzle pieces) for queries, bible records, deeds, biographies and other postings. Many of the county sites on USGenWeb use GenConnect because of it is easy for users to understand and efficient for coordinators to maintain. For some hints and tips on using GenConnect message boards, see: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/HINTS/index.html The homepage of GenConnect
20. Re: [TXBELL] Other Bell Cemeteries [0.985992]
Charlotte, Dorothy and I have visited the Herrington cemeter. Did a complete inventory of it about 2 years ago. It is located on 3481 about 3 miles south of the intersection where the high school is. It is about a quarter mile off the road. You can see it when you drive by (slowly). There were 21 graves in it at the time we inventoried it and it is still in use. The burials were between 1903 and 1995. Oldest person interred there was 99 years old. Charlotte wrote: > Joe, > I know of another old ce
21. Re: [TXBELL] Bell County, are you still there? [0.985992]
Joe, is it anything like the swamp gumbo over here in the East TX Piney Woods? All your rain and my rain over here = messy and slippery! Here's hoping you can have a *clean* and fruitful trip, Joe! LOL, LKPF ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joe D. Deaver" To: Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2001 7:01 PM Subject: RE: [TXBELL] Bell County, are you still there? Still here, Charlene. We may have not had any messages yesterday, but there were messages be
22. Re: [TXBELL] Hillcrest Cemetery [0.985992]
I would also be glad to help with the transcription for Hillcrest Cemetery. My grandparents and great-grandparents are buried there. Nancy Davis Harwood Houston, TX
23. Re: [TXBELL] Local Library [0.985992]
Here's the website for the Killeen Public Library, it should provide you with the information you're seeking. Good luck. http://www.ci.killeen.tx.us/Public%20Library/library_ref.htm#Local History & Genealogy: In a message dated 2/27/01 6:06:09 AM Central Standard Time, Slowm@aol.com writes: << Could someone give me the address of a local library in Kelleen where I could order a copy of a newspaper article? Many thanks. Bea Hudson Hampton, VA >>
24. [TXBELL] Next Bell County Trip [0.985992]
As I mentioned a few days ago, I will be making another trip to Bell County next weekend. During my trip, I wil be photographing more cemeteries, this time mainly in Belton and Temple. While I may not make it to all of them and the list may vary, here are the ones I am going to try to visit: BELTON Carpenter cemetery (AKA Eulogy) East Belton Cemetery Hill Cemetery North Belton Cemetery South Belton Cemetery TEMPLE Evergreen Cemetery (AKA New Hope) Hillcrest Cemetery Hodge Cemetery Lancaster Cemetery Li
25. Re: [TXBELL] Next Bell County Trip [0.985992]
That sounds like an ambitious agenda for a 3-day visit! Good luck. ----- Original Message ----- From: Joe D. Deaver To: Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2001 3:56 PM Subject: [TXBELL] Next Bell County Trip > > As I mentioned a few days ago, I will be making another trip to Bell County > next weekend. During my trip, I wil be photographing more cemeteries, this > time mainly in Belton and Temple. While I may not make it to all of them > and the list may vary, here
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