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MOSES HUGHES of Lampasas Co., TX, was a son of BRADFORD HUGHES and REBECCA DOBBINS (Dau. of STARRETT J. DOBBINS and RHODA HUGHES)
I am undertain who the father of BRADFORD HUGHES might be, but some have suggested it was GRISBY HUGHES.
REBECCA DOBBINS was the sister of GGG Grandfather, JAMES BARTLY DOBBINS, who marr
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I forgot to add... On NATHANIEL HUGHES DOBBINS and HARRIETT BURNS, who remained in Talladega Co., AL, when the others moved to Texas. One of their sons, however, HENDERSON BURNS DOBBINS, was on the 1860 Census in Lampasas Co., TX, as single and on the 1870 Census married. He was a first cousin to MOSES HUGHES, so
I want to share some good resources I have located recently through the
rootsweb mailing list.
Here are a few of my top ones I found most useful:
http://www.uswars.net/1775-1783/ List of most units and battles of the
revolutionaty war.
http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/ Great for finding civil war ancestors.
http://www.genealogyinc.com/maps/uscf.htm Links to county formation maps.
Neat to see how county lines have changed over the years
and how you can live in the same location but be located in 3 different
cou
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