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1. [TXCASS-L] Something Texas Researchers Might be Interested In [1]
I just received my Genealogy Bulletin from Heritage Quest and thought I would pass this little tid bit along for all to see. We all know Texas became a state in 1845 so the first federal census was in 1850 right? Wrong There was Miller County Arkansas Territory enumerated in 1820 and again in 1830 which was within an area that is now part of North Eastern Texas. The 1820 census was taken for people living on both the north and south sides of the Red River, all within Texas and part of present day Oklahoma
2. Re: [TXCASS-L] Census-Harris [1]
Elizabeth, I have only one entry for Endsley at this time in the Parker Line. Harvey Asford Parker married Ruthie Endsley 09 Aug 1922 Bivins, Cass Co., AL She was the daughter of John Daniel Endsley and Ada Babo., I hope this helps. Debra Buster, http://www.geocities.com/heartland/bluffs/2686 The Road to East Texas Our Family Reunion.
3. [TXCASS-L] Genealogy Meeting -- "Family History Workshop" [1]
There will be a "Family History Workshop" held at the Atlanta Public Library February 22, 1999 from 10:00 am until 8:00 PM to help persons who would like to find out more about researching their family background. If you know of someone who is interested please let them know they can drop by for a few minutes or a few hours. Volunteers will be available to help them one on one. Lunch and dinner will be provided courteous of the Cass County Genealogical Society and the Trammel's Trace Chapter of the DAR
4. [TXCASS-L] Census Information [1]
I have not tried this ....but sounds great. Microfilm census and soundexes can be obtained from Census Microfilm RentalProgram P.O. Box 30 Annapolis Junction, MD 20701-0030 tel. 301-604-3699. You can buy the catalogs which list all the census from 1790 - 1920 (except 1890) and soundexes from 1880 thru 1920. The rental fee is only $3.25 for each film and $3.00 S&H for up to three rolls at a time. You rent them for 1 month at a time.>>
5. Re: [TXCASS-L] Cornetts from Harris Co., GA [1]
HI, My name is Ann PURDY Fenn and I saw your note on my e-mail today. I also have ancesters from Cass Co Tx. Ihave been to the Court House in Linden and indeed they do have some marriage recods in books. I don't know but it is possible you could find them on microfilm. Check at the nearest LDS Family History center and they could tell you and order the film for you to look at. -----Original Message----- Ann From: Thomas Knight To: TXCASS-L@rootsweb.co
6. [TXCASS-L] Computer Meeting [1]
Hello everyone, once again our monthly computer meeting is upon us. Please remember to bring your "homework" assignments if you attended the last meeting. If you didn't please don't let that stop you from coming this month. Everyone will receive prizes and if you bring a guest who hasn't been before you'll get a prize and the guest will get a prize. As always door prizes will also be given out. We will continue our discussion about homepages but will answer computer questions during the dinner hour at
7. [TXCASS-L] Cornetts from Harris Co., GA [1]
I have a cemetery book listing some graves in Cass Co TX. I ran the index and came up with these CORNETT entries: Linden Cemetery, Linden,Cass Co TX p.151 Section E, Row 9 CORNETT, Stella Vida 02 Nov 1895 22 May 1974 maiden name HARRELL; d/o Wm. Perry and Rebecca Jane JEFFRIS Harrell. CORNETT, Shields Ivan 03 Jan 1893 21 Mar 1950 h/o Stella V. Harrell; p/o Frances and Woodrow Wilson p.161 Section G, Row 6 PRUITT, Mattie J. Cornett 29 Nov 1867 29 Aug 1945
8. [TXCASS-L] Fw: Bentley [1]
-----Original Message----- From: TXCASS-L-request@rootsweb.com To: sherryb@snydertex.com Cc: owner-TXCASS@bl-14.rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, February 02, 1999 11:35 AM Subject: Re: Bentley >>From TXCASS-L-request@rootsweb.com > > > This is a multi-part message in MIME format. > > > ------=_NextPart_000_000C_01BE4E9F.FA7830E0 > > Content-Type: text/plain; > > charset="iso-8859-1" > > Content-Transfer-Enco
9. [TXCASS-L] Stones [1]
I am trying to verify the parents of my gr.gr. grandfather, James Napoleon Stone who married 2nd Amanda Taylor in Cass county was indeed the son of Thomas Jefferson Stone b. TN 1795 who married Sallie K. (either Kendrick or Fox). John Stone b. 1761, Berks Co. PA, d. 1841 in Shelbyville, Tn., married Mary Magdalend Seibold was a private in the Revolutionary War. His fourth listed child was: Thomas J. Stone, b. 20 Jan. 1995, married Sallie K.Fox. This John Stone was listed in the Texas DAR Patriot's book wit
10. [TXCASS-L] Bentley [1]
Does anyone have any information or records on John Frank or Joseph L. BENTLEY. They were in the Cass/Bowie Co. area in 1870's and 1880's. They were both born in Chambers Co AL sons of William R. and Mariah McKnight BENTLEY. They had sisters named Sophronia E. and Louisa C. Both their parents died on the same day in Florida at which time they were brought back to Chambers Co. AL and raised by an uncle John McKnight Jr. John McKnight Jr. was a physician. He came to Cass Co. in 1870 died there and is buried i
11. [TXCASS-L] Harris County Texas [1]
Does anyone on this list know anything about Harris County? (Houston) We need to do some research, and they are not in the Rootsweb USA listing. I did find them in the TexGenWeb, but I was hoping to find a mail list.. (my cousin only has free juno e-mail, and no internet connection.. she does very well with mail lists.) So, does anyone know if they are on Listserve or independent? Changing the subject- It has not been advertised, but Miller County Arkansas has a rootsweb address now...I found it by acc
12. [TXCASS-L] Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness [1]
Fellow list members, Below is a new site, which I think is wonderful and I thought you might want to be part of it. Briefly it is a site for gaining someone to do research in counties over the states, and you do research ONCE per month for someone and they repay it by doing some research for someone else. Take a look, if this sounds interesting to you. Jean Gilley -------------- Volunteer of Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness at http:www.rootsweb.com/~tnstewar/genkin.htm
13. [TXCASS-L] Fwd: [Fwd: Something of Interst for Texas Researchers] [1]
---"Marylee W. Knight" wrote: > > Thought this info would be of interest to Cass Co researchers. I hadn't > seen this particular data before. > > Marylee > > ATTACHMENT part 2 message/rfc822 > > I just received my Genealogy Bulletin from Heritage Quest and thought I > would pass this little tid bit along for all to see. > We all know Texas became a state in 1845 so the first federal census was > in 1850 right? Wrong There was Miller County Arkansas Territory enumerated > in 1820 a
14. [TXCASS-L] LDS [1]
LDS Church to go online with family history Web site http://newsnet.byu.edu/noframes/show_story.cfm?number=8836
15. [TXCASS-L] Texarkana Library Catalog on line- [1]
To everyone in the Texarkana surrounding Counties. TXBowie TXCass ARMiller I have not seen this posted, and just stumbled on the information myself while looking for the Texarkana Movie Theater. The Texarkana Public Library is on line.. Not just a web page, but all of their Catalog listings..You go to the web page first, and then click through.. Library Index Page http://www.txar-publib.org/home.htm Warning- it takes a little time to load, and you have
16. [TXCASS-L] New Texas Census Online [1]
I have just put the 1850 Census for Cooke Co. Texas on my web page if you are interested click here http://www.angelfire.com/ny/LesleysWorld/index.html go to links on the bottom of the page. "Let's keep Genealogy free on the Internet" Lesley lesley@eznet.net Batavia, New York (NEW) Mail List FITZGERALD-L-request@rootsweb.com NEW)Mail list MSKEMPER-L-request@rootsweb.com http://www.angelfire.com/ny/LesleysWorld/index.html Lesley's Family Tree: census's, births, deaths, marriages, cemetery's,
17. [TXCASS-L] Search Engines [1]
Hello all, At our last computer meeting I promised to send out the URL to my new web page about Search Engines...well it has taken me a little longer than expected to get it out due to computer problems but here it is: Search Engines Discussed I think computers are God's way of reminding us life isn't perfect! :) Please note the disclaimer on the web page before complaining to me :) Good luck and happy hunting, Dana
18. [TXCASS-L] Cornetts from Harris Co., GA [1]
There are several Cornett families in Cass County. I am searching for information on two Cornett brothers who left Georgia, Harris County, about 1905 and moved to Cass Co., TX, where both were enumerated in 1910. By 1920, Mattie Culpeper Cornett, widow of Abb or Babby Cornett, was still in Cass County, TX. Have Cass County marriages been published? What about cemetery records? Could someone check them for me if so? I would be most grateful. I am writing from Oxford, England, and so am a long way away
19. [TXCASS-L] Dana's New E-mail Address [1]
> Family and Friends, > Once again I am having to write to you about an address change. But, after > taking the advise of two wonderful people at the TXGenWeb meeting on Saturday > I shouldn't have to do this again. I finally went out and got a lifetime e- > mail address and although you may receive e-mail from the many various > accounts I have PLEASE do continue to e-mail me at: > dana_thomas@bigfoot.com > > This way my server may change but you'll always be able to reach me. For > those of you
20. [TXCASS-L] I search for my father Richard GRAY. Could you help me ? [1]
I am french. I have recently learned that I am Franco-American. My name is Claude Richard and I live in the southern part of France. The circumstances surrounding my birth were concealed from me until recently. My father is Richard Gray and this is what I know about him: 1. He was in Oran, Algeria, during few months until end November, 1943 . 2. He may well have been in the US Army. His provisional camp was not near the harbor or the airport. 3. He w
21. [TXCASS-L] Re: TXCASS-D Digest V99 #11 [1]
Actually, the border around TX wasn't settled until after the Mexican War in 1846. Until then, the Neutral Strip flourished. That was along the LA-TX border. The government was near Nachitoches LA where the Federal government tried to keep peace. Records for that era can still be found at the courthouse there. Until that War, Mexico claimed nearly to Canada. One of the settlers of Wavell's Colony was Daniel McKinney, son of old Daniel who died in Red River Co TX. Nephew of Collin McKinney. Daniel married
22. [TXCASS-L] From your list owner [1]
Dear List Members: As listowner I do not bring this up very often but when I feel the need I send a gentle reminder to ALL of my e-mail lists. Our host, namely RootsWeb, is a non profit group that hosts this e-mail list for no charge to me, they also supply ANY USGenWeb County with FREE web space for there pages, are dedicated to FREE on-line databases, have FREE access to their web pages, and well the list goes on and on. They are totally supported by contributions from us the users and at last estimatio
23. [TXCASS-L] [AGS-L] Miller County, Arkansas Territory [1]
From: RWHitzman@aol.com To: AGS-L@rootsweb.com I have several sources on early Miller County settlers (before 1835), if anyone is researching this area. Permanent white settlement took place in the area as early as 1815. The U.S. government vacillated for several years during early settlement as to whether this area would be ceded to the Indians. The settlers were chased south of the Red River around 1818, later they were required to move north of the Red River. Much of old Miller County was included in
24. [TXCASS-L] Computer Problems [1]
Please forgive the last posting, it was done in error as these addresses should not have been included in my messages to individuals and is very inappropriate to send to the list. I ask for your forgiveness and indulgence.
25. [TXCASS-L] Computer Problems [1]
Hello everyone, Just wanted to let you know I'm experiencing major hard drive problems. I contacted my internet server regarding downloading problems and it seems I need to uninstall Win98, reformat hard drive and reload every program. If you contact me and I don't immediately respond, please allow a day or two to see what is happening with my computer. This is the 3rd time Win98 has caused a major problem with the harddrive. Does anyone have an aspirin? Jo Autrey http://unidial.com/~jautrey/ ALEXANDE
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