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1. Re: [TXBELL] Re: Bell County Census [1]
Thank you Joe, I will be going to Texarkana this next week and will try and get to their library and also to the LDS church there. They have helped me a lot there. Thanks again, Sandy
2. Re: [TXBELL] Orthofer [1]
Dear Deeno, You found him. The 1880 census lists him as being from Prussia but I am sure that it is an error and that this is the same person. Thank you guys very much. This means a lot to me and it has been very kind of you to help me. Sincerely Yours Iginio Fitzpatrick ----------------------------------------------------- Click here for Free Video!! http://www.gohip.com/freevideo/ ----- Original Message ----- From: deeno To: Sent: Monday, July 23, 2001 11:0
3. [TXBELL] Another Census Lookup [1]
Dear Listmembers, I am looking for Census information on my great great grandfather John Southwell. I am not sure that he was living in Belton, Texas in 1880 but he sure was soon after that. I know very little about him though he was the father in law of Ed Orthofer. Could someone look him up for me? Thank You. Sincerely Yours Iginio Fitzpatrick ----------------------------------------------------- Click here for Free Video!! http://www.gohip.com/freevideo/
4. Re: [TXBELL] Looking for my Harrells [1]
Lena, I know this isn't exactly an answer to your question but the Criswell name stood out. I know some one remotely related, only through marriage, who is researching Criswell's. Satxrose@hot.rr.com These are the names she is researching in addition to Criswell: BROWN, BUCKLAND, CABANISS, CHERRY, CRISWELL, FITZGERALD, GRIMMETT, HALE, IVY, JONES, LANGSTON, MEADOWS, MILLIGAN, NAPIER, ROBERTS, SCREWS, SMITH, WHITEHEAD Teresa Parrish ----- Original Message ----- From: To:
5. [TXBELL] Did your ancestors come from TN? [1]
Did any of your Bell County ancestors originate in TN around the time of the Civil War? (All of my Bell County Deavers spent the Civil War in TN before coming to TX.) You might find the following article from the Family Tree Magazine of interest. Joe D. Deaver TXBELL Coordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~txbell ancestry@deaver.com =========OFF-TOPIC POST APPROVED BY ADMIN========== HONOR YOUR TENNESSEE CIVIL WAR ANCESTORS Do you have an ancestor who served as a Union or Confederate soldier in Tennesse
6. [TXBELL] New and Updated Cemetery Inventories [1]
Thanks to Skye Bobadilla, we now have a start on a current inventory of Roberts Cemetery near Troy. Skye has sent a partial file to the archives, with more names to come. Additonally, she has also updated the Killeen Memorial Cemetery inventory also in progress. Both partial files can be found in our digital cemetery archives: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/tx/bell/cemetery1.htm Thanks! Joe D. Deaver TXBELL Coordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~txbell ancestry@deaver.com
7. [TXBELL] CEMETERIES ON fORT HOOD [1]
Does anyone have a list of the cemeteries on Fort Hood, and those that are still buried there? I found my gggrandfather Robert Carr and family living north of the railroad that goes through Killeen in 1900. He died about 1908. We cannot find a location for his grave. Any help would be appreciated. Alice
8. Re: [TXBELL] Did your ancestors come from TN? [1]
Joe, my William M. Peppers/Eveline Kincheloe, first white settlers on "Peppers Creek" in Belton came from TN. He was b. 1817, ?, TN. Eveline was b. in Blount Co AL in 1822, (I think, I do not have it here before me). The Burns family settled on Peppers Creek later and they came from Shelbyville, Shelby Co. Do you know of any records of the folks that traveled to Bell Co, TX from TN by way of Benton or Washington Co. ARK prior to 1840? Peppers's dau, Mary Jane was b. in ARK in 1841. Thanks, Dori
9. [TXBELL] New Search Engine [1]
Joe, *outstanding* new search engine, and as always, *outstanding* job by you! Many thanks--Linda searching: HARLING - ALLISON - REVEAL(E) / REVIELE
10. [TXBELL] ebay funeral book [1]
Thought this might be of interest to someone on the list. I just saw an offering on ebay of a "funeral book" from a Belton funeral in 1932. While some parts of the book are missing, apparently some of the sympathy cards and other items are still there. I've sent email to the seller asking whose funeral this was, but thought some of you might want to check it out just in case. Nancy Harwood Houston, TX
11. Re: [TXBELL] Bell County Researcher [1]
Hello Jackie! Faye Dillard is her name. As I explained even though she does not have email or a home phone recorder,you can't go wrong in hiring this researcher. She is absolutely the best I have ever had,she is from the old school and maybe you know what that means? If she has a line and you have to wait...it is worth the wait! Faye Dillard 4101 W. Adams #173 Temple TX 254-778-7255 Vicki ----- Original Message ----- From: "barbara wagner" To: Sent: Monday, J
12. [TXBELL] Faye Dillard [1]
Faye Dillard is very well known at the County Clerks office in Bell County. I am trying to find out if Faye is one of my Dillards. I sure wish she had email. I am going to have to break down and write her a real letter to find out. :) Jody Dillard
13. [TXBELL] Colorado Co. cemetery records [1]
Just in case any of you have Colorado Co in your family..... Rayedene > The Colorado County cemetery records are now available online on the Columbus, Texas, web site. www.columbustexas.net (click on Nesbitt Library) > > or go directly to the library site http://www.columbustexas.net/library/cemetery.html > > The records have been at the library in print form for several years. Bill Stein, library director and archivist, and many volunteers searched every known cemetery and burial site
14. [TXBELL] Cloud family [1]
The Cloud family members profiled in the book are Allen Clark Cloud, Jack Medlin Cloud and Thomas Jefferson Cloud. Thomas Jefferson is the one who owned the Lumber yard. He was born in 1894. He was born in Killeen in 1894. Jack Medlin Cloud is profiled but he wasn't born until 1915. His son Allen Clark Cloud was the son of Jack. The Cloud and Medlin families were both pioneer families of the Killeen area. I am related indirectly to the Medlins. They were prominent in the Nolan Valley area as well.
15. [TXBELL] Cemetary Page Updated (Dyess Grove Cemetery) [1]
Thanks to Dana Kutej for her recent grave photo uploads. More photos have now been added to the Dyess Grove Church Cemetery page: http://www.rootsweb.com/~txbell/cem/dyessgrove/ Dana has also submitted additional photos for the Dyess Cemetery down the street from the one above. I will be adding those photos once I convert that cemetery page to the new format. Thanks Dana! Joe D. Deaver TXBELL Coordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~txbell ancestry@deaver.com
16. Re: [TXBELL] Looking for my Harrells [1]
I have to hear more about these Harrells. It was my Strickland involved in the Regulator Moderator War. It will be interesting if my Harrells were involved in this. Sharon Holland ----- Original Message ----- From: "Keith Reed" To: Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2001 3:08 PM Subject: Re: [TXBELL] Looking for my Harrells > Lena, > > I would suggest that you do some research in the Lampasas Co. Library. The > family names of Harrell and Taylor are probably connec
17. [TXBELL] Update on the Message Boards [1]
There is now an updated message concerning the new message boards: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=whatnew&r=rw&p= Among the newer features is that users can now post messages without having to use a login account. (Contact info is provided at time of message posting.) Of course, the disadvantage of doing this is that you cannot globally update the contact info across all messages and boards at a later time. However, the choice is now there if users preferred not to use a login ID. (Personally,
18. [TXBELL] New Search Engine [1]
A new search engine based on the Freefind service has been added to the TXBELL home page. This one does a more comprehensive search than the current Rootsweb GenSeeker engine. (In some cases, TOO comprehensive...heh.) For now, I am leaving both search engines on the TXBELL site. The Freefind version has been scheduled to refresh its search index each Wednesday night. The index on there now does reflect our current material as of Thursday night. Try both and compare the results. Feedback is encourage
19. Re: [TXBELL] CEMETERIES ON fORT HOOD [1]
You may want to go to the following. It lists cemeteries that were relocated when Ft. Hood was built. http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tx/bell/cemetery/cemlist.txt In a message dated 7/25/01 1:30:17 AM Central Daylight Time, arickel@pc-intouch.com writes: << Does anyone have a list of the cemeteries on Fort Hood, and those that are still buried there? I found my gggrandfather Robert Carr and family living north of the railroad that goes through Killeen in 1900. He died about 1908. We cannot f
20. Re: [TXBELL] Looking for my Harrells [1]
Thank you Sharon, I will keep these names. I have just learned of the Harrell family (married into my Taylor family) so at this point just collecting names - but am in contact with some of the descendants so in time will pass on to them. We always try to help each other out - you never know when the right name may come up. Thanks for your response and the names. Lena
21. RE: [TXBELL] ebay funeral book [1]
The auction link is: http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1166628094 Joe -----Original Message----- From: MARIE S. CORBETT [mailto:yepido@worldnet.att.net] Sent: Saturday, July 14, 2001 11:00 AM To: TXBELL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [TXBELL] ebay funeral book Nancy! What category is the book listed in on ebay? I bought a legal paper from 1851 filed by my gggreatgrandfather on ebay and was very pleased with it. Would certain like know if the "funeral book" might be an ancestor. Mar
22. [TXBELL] FW: Texas Czech Genealogy Seminar [1]
Since Bell County has a rich Czech history, I figured there might be a few people interested in this announcement... Joe D. Deaver TXBELL Coordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~txbell ancestry@deaver.com -----Original Message----- From: Lynna Kay Shuffield [mailto:friday@argohouston.com] Sent: Monday, July 23, 2001 9:07 AM To: TXGEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [TXGENWEB] Texas Czech Genealogy Seminar Texas Czech Genealogy Seminar Texas Czech Genealogical Society will hold its 1st Annual Workshop Harvest
23. [TXBELL] gin in Rogers, TX -- 1930 [1]
Does anyone know the name of the family who owned the gin in Rogers, Texas in 1930? A cousin who was there at that time remembers it was painted red and built out of wood, which was unusual as gins were usually built out of tin. We think the wife of the gin's owner was Lilly (Cloud) Clary, which would mean his name was CLARY / CLAREY. This reunion was held in Cameron, Milam county, Texas, and the page is at: http://mykindred.com/cloud/TX/cloud-pratt-reun.htm There is a picture of this lady at
24. [TXBELL] Joseph Bell,Oklahoma 1872 [1]
Seeking for information on a Joseph Bell who was born about 1872 to Robert Simon Bell and Martha Barton in Indian Territory (Woodville Oklahoma). Martha died about 1889 and Robert Simon Bell remarried to a Ezetta Buck 1890 in Woodville I.T. She was 18 and Joseph was 17,and the relationship between him and his new mother did not work and so he left Woodville. After departing under those circumstances , no one ever heard form him or his where abouts. Can you help me? Thanks a million! Vickiouston
25. [TXBELL] Cemetery Page Converted (Resthaven) [1]
The Resthaven Cemetery webpage has been converted to the new format and directory structure. I have also added additional headstone photos that Rose Mary Badovinac recently sent me. Here's the new webpage location: http://www.rootsweb.com/~txbell/cem/resthaven/ Bell County Cemetery Central http://www.rootsweb.com/~txbell/cemcentral.htm Bell County Cemetery Transcription Project http://www.rootsweb.com/~txbell/cemproj.htm Bell County Cemetery Transcription Archives http://www
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