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1. Re: [TXGREGG] Walker Surname [1]
Sue, Medlin's in Gladewater: Gary 2206 Oakridge Dr. zip is 75647 903-845-2658 Marie no address 903-845-4823 Mic and Sandy 1920 Shell Circle 903-845-7846 Terry 1105 Rinehart St 903-845-4583 There are a bunch in Longview ---------if you want I will list them for you also. Yeah, Henry's is something else. Nope it hasn't been there a hundred years, just looks like it. It is pretty smokey-----but the food is good.
2. [TXGREGG] George Gibson & Sarah Emmaline Gentry [1]
I would be interested to know if anyone has any information on the surname Gibson. My grandmother's sister, Sarah Emaline Gentry married George Gibson in Longview, Gregg County, TX on 26 August 1888. I have never been able to find any information on this family. I can remember my grandmother received letters from her, however I was too small to get any further info. Would appreciate any help with this family. Patricia Schiro schiro@gte.net
3. Re: [TXGREGG] A "legal" question, sort of.... [1]
Barbara, Yes, Texas is a community property state. I can't imagine the state giving anything to his sister's husband's children though. Are you sure he did not leave a will that named all these people? Normally if the state says who it goes to, it is only spouse and children. But if some of them filed a suit for a share, I guess a judge could give it to who ever he felt like had a legitimate claim. Goodness, I am not a lawyer but it sure sounds to me like they stretched it a little thin by including all th
4. Re: [TXGREGG] Walker Surname [1]
Sue, looks like we didn't match on our Walker information.......maybe someone else can come up with them for you. Elaine SusieKnu1@aol.com wrote: > I have a Mary Elizabeth Walker,daugher of Orange Walker. Is she relation to > you? Orange is buried in old Bethlehem cemetery next to the Owens families > and Mary Elizabeth married John Benjamin Medlin and is buried in Old East > Mountain Cemetery. Are these names familiar to you? > > Suzanne ("Sue") Knudsen
5. [TXGREGG] Alllen Gilliam [1]
Allen Gilliaim and family moved to Rusk Co in 1951. That part of Rusk County became Gregg Co. Do you have any birth records for his children born there? Is there any other information available in Gregg County for this area at that time. He was a Baptist preacher at Jamestown in Smith County and other places. Thanks. Maxine (Elliott) Gilliam
6. Re: [TXGREGG] Members [1]
Searching for any information on Favers or Jacksons. Virginia Faver Jackson was born in Longview, TX 8-29-1896. Need help locating any relatives. -----Original Message----- From: Elaine Martin To: TXGREGG-L@rootsweb.com Date: Wednesday, March 15, 2000 7:46 PM Subject: [TXGREGG] Members >Hello list members! Since we have taken over the Gregg Co. project, we >have noticed that there is very little action on this list. We need to >get some member participation
7. Re: [TXGREGG] BAILEY [1]
I've been looking for information on my Grandfather and Great-grandfather for two years now. Seems that there isn't much for Gregg Co on the Internet. So I appreciate any assistance I can get. Oh, and I'd like to say thanks and Welcome to the new Coordinators. Seeking any and all information on William Plumer "Joe" Bailey and John Henry Bailey Joe was born on Jan 20, 1900 somewhere in AL. Father John Henry Bailey. This family moved to TX in 1909. Joe had three sisters, first names unknown at this poi
8. Re: [TXGREGG] Tinsley [1]
Thank you so much. Leona
9. Re: [TXGREGG] Morris Rudman [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------F081474CAF0D531C07FC5BBE Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Sue, This is the Switchboard link.........it is a search engine for phone numbers. http://www.switchboard.com/ Elaine SusieKnu1@aol.com wrote: > In a message dated 3/16/00 11:11:28 PM Pacific Standard Time, Tdsfw@aol.com > writes: > > << Did find the following on Switchboard. >> > What is Switchboard? Is it a place to locate old phone numbers?
10. [TXGREGG] Roll Call [1]
Surnames in Upshur, Medlin, Brooks, Rains, Latham, Hill, Clevenger, Walker, Felts, Adkins, Phillips, Mackey Gregg: Same
11. Re: [TXGREGG] Cemeteries [1]
This message is for Elaine and Sharon. My uncle has been very involved in recording the cemeteries in Gregg and Upshur Counties. He might be interested in helping you if you let me know what all you have and have not done. In particular, Old Bethlehem Cemetery, Old East Mountain which borders on Gregg and Upshur as well as Union Grove and the old Phillips Cemetery, which by the way, has some stones outside the fence which were from the African Americans and we have not been able to identify. Suppo
12. [TXGREGG] TLB Link [1]
For anyone that missed the Bureau of Land Management link that Donna gave us: http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/search/search.asp?s=31 Thanks again Donna! Elaine & Sharon
13. [TXGREGG] Re: Walkers [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------5939190F95CC2657218FACA8 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Sue, sure sounds to me like you and Cami need to talk Walkers. Surely there were not other Orange Walkers in this area! Good luck girls. (I'm jealous my Walkers did not fit in) Elaine --------------5939190F95CC2657218FACA8 Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; name="mccoy.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Card for E
14. Re: [TXGREGG] Race designation on cemetery listings [1]
i agree you should put down the ethnic groups, but just because a person is black does not make him African American. He could be from any European country or from one of the islands or even a hispanic country or South America. Whether he was a slave, free or a scholor. Every nation has dark and light skinned people. Africian American would rule these possibilities. It is not even necessary to put consider a bad 'n' word. Not even negro.....just put black. Mulatto was used when the census taker saw a
15. [TXGREGG] Slidell [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------130C60469E763A712B7FE405 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Barbara, I see you are in Slidell, La...........know any Haynes, Mousers, Jones or Tallys in that area? I am related to most of them. Elaine Martin --------------130C60469E763A712B7FE405 Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; name="mccoy.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Card for Elaine Martin Content-Disposition: a
16. [TXGREGG] Death Certificate [1]
Cheryl, The Texas State Library and Archives in Austin is a wonderful resource. Am not sure if there is a charge to do look ups but to give an example: Confederate Pension Records the charge for the papers is ten cents a page! The Library section has a alphabetical year by year index to deaths in the state. If you have approximate dates this would be an excellent place to start. http://www.cityscope.net/~daryl/gen-1.html Think this may be the web page for you, Good Luck, Ann > Subject: RE: [TXGREGG
17. [TXGREGG] BUCKINGHAM/BELL Roll Call [1]
Hello My Gregg Co. interests are Eugene BUCKINGHAM and Mary Ella BELL. They were married in Gregg Co. on November 07, 1886. Their children were Sam, Ruby, Jessie,Stella, Bell, George Curtis b.December 01, 1887Hallsville, Harrison County, Texas,d.March 1972 Fort Worth, TX, and Hugh Ellis b. August 28, 1892 d.July 1965 Oklahoma. Carole Vaught
18. Re: [TXGREGG] Walker Surname [1]
Oh Yeah, Medlins in Gladewater? Who are they, do you have a list? Gladewater is where my grandparents lived. So sad, their house is falling down and we hated to see that happen. They were some of the very first people there. Lots of markers relating to the Phillips family around town. My dad grew up there and my mother grew up in East Mountain. Small world huh? Are you in Gladewater? We always go to Henry's for breakfast when we go down there. Smokey I must say that place is. I think it mus
19. Re: [TXGREGG] Tax Records Request [1]
Thanks. Well it would be for a Thomas Jefferson or "T.J." Medlin and Alma Lee Medlin. They owned property at East Mountain/Glenwood area in 1926 or 1930. I sure would like a real estate abstract of their property and especially if there is anything in 1931 as we had been told mother' smother, Alma died before 1930 but some people believe she died in 1931. I am trying to establish a death date. Thank you and I hope I am clear on this email stuff as it is hard to think and type at the same time. Hah
20. Re: [TXGREGG] Re: Walkers [1]
Cami, have you ever talked with a Valencia smotherman in East Mountain? She is Adkins all over again. Her ggrandfather was Earl Adkins. Familiar? Suzanne ("Sue") Knudsen
21. [TXGREGG] Watkins-Phillips [1]
Patricia, Here is what I found today: US Thirteenth Census 1910 Gregg Co., TX Phillips, Ben F. Head 30 M Tx Tx Tx Belle Wife 25 M Tx Tx Tx Ordis Son 8 S Tx Tx Tx Lawrence Son 6 S Tx Tx Tx Gilbert, Leola (Boarder) 28 S Tx In Fra Millereny Next door is: Watkins, Clyde Head 22 S Tx Tx Al Salesman Sallie Moth 40 M Al Al Al Elaine Martin
22. Re: [TXGREGG] Roll Call - MORRIS/SCOGINS [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------FBEBDE09CA97001D65261A99 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Ron, I will put Mary on my "wish" list and look for her when I go to the library. There are several Scog(g)ins in the Longview area phone book now.....want them? Elaine Ronm514@aol.com wrote: > I am searching for Mary E. "Molly" SCOGINS MORRIS and her husband, E. A. > MORRIS. She was born in Rusk County, TX 1864, married 23 Aug 1879, and lived >
23. RE: [TXGREGG] Bullock [1]
Re. Probate book Could you see if there is a probate entry for John W. Charles? Thank you -----Original Message----- From: Elaine Martin [mailto:mccoy@longview.net] Sent: Friday, March 31, 2000 7:51 AM To: Cheryl.I.Charles@aero.org Subject: Re: [TXGREGG] Bullock Sue, I had found a book of probate cases and looked for everyone's lookup names in it. That is where I had found the Bullocks I posted Wed. night for Doreen. It only gave the names, date of filing and case # for the years 1872-1939. To my know
24. Re: [TXGREGG] Gregg Website [1]
Dear Elaine Your question is quite appropriate. I am African American and realize that my grand father and mother and gg grand parents would be buried in a 'colored' cemetery. I appreciate all that you are doing for me and by no means am I offended or even have the slightest problem with your query. Thanks again for your dedication Gloria Tribble ----- Original Message ----- From: Elaine Martin To: Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2000 12:18 AM Subject: [TXGREGG] Greg
25. Re: [TXGREGG] VanOrden [1]
Earlene, Are you sure these children are actually his? That would account for them saying their father was born in NJ and he says he was born in Ak. Otherwise I would guess that it was just and error in reading the lines....very easy to do! Elaine Martin Earlene Chandler wrote: > > Thank you so very much for the below census Elaine. You are truly a gem and > sharp to pick up the surname spelling variation. I'd like to ask for some > speculation from the readers on this list. Please see below the cens
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