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"We cousins" (Virginia to Texas): A genealogy of several of the families comprising the Alabama settlement of Austin's Colony, 1830 and 1831, now Texas, ... Virginia lines of the Sutherland family by Florence Sutherland Hudson, 1957
The Savage-Williams-Bolling families: Early pioneers of Missouri and Texas : a genealogy by Joseph Neal Luther, 1993
The Mc Cartney family of Texas: History and genealogy of James Mc Cartney (seven generations) 1844-1986 by Jim David McCartney, 1986
Genealogies of Devers, Texas area early settlers by Evelyn Bergman Evans, 1996
The history of Nevada, Texas, and genealogy of the people by families;: Documented records, by Grace Moran Evans, 1966

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Cuaresma Online
Angel of Houston, texas and Freddie of Sunnyvale, California. Photos, genealogy, guestbook, message board, chat, contacts, and links.
http://www.cuaresma.com/
TOMBSTONE CENTRAL
Tombstones from many different states, including but not limited to Oklahoma, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, texas, Indiana.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~foe3643/

Extractions: so they can be searched with an awesome search engine. Funeral Home Records Marriage Certificates Mountain Advocate Newspaper clippings Obituaries from various newspapers ... World War I Files GOOGLE SEARCH ENGINE DIRECTIONS If you mark "Search freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com " it will search ALL of the freepages at Rootsweb, not just Tombstone Central. If you would like to search Tombstone Central only then you must include in the search term. For example: If you want to search for all of the Nasby Mills on just Tombstone Central then in the search box put: Nasby Mills foe3643
San Jacinto County, Texas - TXGenWeb Genealogy Project
San Jacinto County, texas TXGenWeb genealogy Project.
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Academy/2670/SANJAC-01.htm

Extractions: Welcome to the San Jacinto County, Texas TXGenWeb Project Genealogy site. San Jacinto County, Texas was created on 13 August 1869 and re-created and organized on 3 August 1870 from Liberty County, Montgomery County, Polk County, and Walker County. Early History: Antakapa Indian area. Anglo-Americans arrived in the 1820s. It was named in honor of the Battle of San Jacinto and the fight for Texas Independence. The County Seat is at Coldspring , Texas. The Court House was built in 1918 and is a two-story Classical Revival architectural style. There are two buildings in San Jacinto County which are listed in the National Historic Registery, the Court House and the Old Jail Museum. The first Post Office was established in 1847 at Coonskin, then in Polk County, Texas. Physical Features: East Texas county north of Houston with gentle rolling hills. Approximately 80% forested with 58,625 acres located in the Sam Houston National Forest. The County's population in 1990: 16,372. Ethnicity in 1990: White, 13,525 (82.6%); Black, 2,544 (15.5%); Hispanic, 431 (2.6%); American-Indian 74 (.05%); Asian, 14 (.01%); Other, 215 (1.3%).
Texas State Genealogy: Professional Genealogists Helping Folks Find Connections
Leo W Little and Dr Margot C Beyersdorff provide ancestral investigations specializing in texas. References available.
http://www.geocities.com/txgenweb/

Extractions: Listed with the Texas State Genealogy Library in Austin Leo W. Little with over 25 years in family research. Member of the Association of Professional Genealogists Dr. Margot C. Beyersdorff with 25 years in Latin American studies. Senior Lecturer at the University of Texas If you've hit a brick wall and need some help, please consider Texas State Genealogy for: Free Consultation: E-mail us and we'll give you free suggestions on how to proceed with your research. Family Research: We have 50 years of combined experience in finding ancestors through dilligent research in libraries, archives, courthouses, family history centers, and churches in Texas and across the world. On-line Access: We have high-speed Internet access, full subscriptions to major genealogy services, extensive search engine capabilities, and links to hundreds of web sites with genealogy and historical content. Legal Investigation: We have broad experience in locating individuals and families for probate cases, clearing titles, adoption research, and other genealogy-related legal matters.
"Collin County, Texas, Genealogy Friends Of Plano Libraries, Inc">
genealogy Friends, Post Office Box 860477, Plano, texas 750860477, USA Copyright © 2004 genealogy Friends of Plano Collin County, texas Libraries,
http://www.geocities.com/genfriendsghl/

Extractions: For the Active Researcher IF YOU LIKE, PLEASE NOMINATE US FOR TEXAS COUNTY OF THE MONTH NOMINATIONS RETURN TO INDEX PAGE GENEALOGY FRIENDS OF PLANO [TEXAS] LIBRARIES, INC. SUPPORTING GLADYS HARRINGTON LIBRARY THE LARGEST GENEALOGY COLLECTION IN THE COUNTY GENEALOGY FRIENDS is not associated with any genealogy societies. We are certified under Section 501[c] [3] corporation of the Internal Revenue Code. INDEX PAGE - WELCOME COLLIN COUNTY CC GENEALOGY CLASSES COLLIN COUNTY REFERENCE MATERIAL COUNTY-STATE INDEXES - ALL SEARCHABLE COUNTY HISTORY ... TRACING OUR ROOTS COLUMN Our Goal is to expand the knowledge of those researching Collin County and North Texas. We are dedicated to preserve and foster the history and genealogy of Collin County, Texas. Using our site will give active researchers access to the history of this important county and its people; list relevant publications, a timeline of its history, and links to further your research; as well as publications available only from us, our speaker's bureau, scholarly genealogy classes offered by professionals certified in genealogical research by the Board for Certification of Genealogists located in Washington, D.C.; and the personal, undivided attention to detail by the local Collin County historian.
Kirkland Family Genealogy
history of the Kirkland family in texas, including Gedcom file, name index and contact details.
http://www.angelfire.com/journal2/n_woodhead/index.html

Extractions: KIRKLAND FAMILY GENEALOGY WELCOME TO THE KIRKLAND FAMILY HOMEPAGE *Includes my husband's Woodhead family line. In the future, his line will have it's own web space. Check back often for additons and changes! PLEASE READ BEFORE CONTINUING Genealogy has been a hobby of mine for some time. The information provided on these pages has come through a culmination of many hours of research, not only by myself, but by the countless others also researching branches of our family tree Every attempt has been made to verify the information provided, and source information is given where applicable. Bear in mind, however, that there are bound to be mistakes. I wholeheartedly welcome anyone who has corrections to offer. Please feel free to e-mail me at any time with your comments. Search this site powered by FreeFind
- Genealogy - FAMILY TREES Of EAST TEXAS At A Glance, Genealogy, Many EAST TEXAS
East texas at a Glance genealogy data base page , PCSC, WWITS.
http://www.wwits.net/famtree/famtree.phtml

Extractions: Page loaded at 11:55 CST Powered by WWITS db Go To Get PAID $ to SURF EAST TEXAS at a Glance home Business Mart of East Texas Get PAID $ to SURF Database applications for the Internet . our GUESTBOOK Geneology of East Texas Get PAID $ to SURF INTERNET ADVERTISING, Cost-effective Counties of East Texas Cities of East Texas Want-ads of East Texas Email White pages of East Texas Get PAID $ to SURF Jobs of East Texas Entertainment in East Texas For KIDS of East Texas History East Texas $ $ Get PAID $ to SURF $ $ Real Estate of East Texas Weekly TIPS About WWITS Cool web sites in East Texas Yellow Pages of East Texas East Texas Advertise with us The East Texas Genealogy Society meets at the Tyler Public Library in the Taylor Room at 2:00. the second Saturday of each month. East Texas Genealogy Society web page There will be no charge for listing East Texas family trees, so start gathering your information. We have a database to store and query all this info.
Texas Co. MO USGenWeb Archives
texas County Missouri.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/mo/texas/texas.htm
Free Public Marriage Records In Texas - Genealogy
genealogy Tracing your history genealogy » Free Public Marriage Records Intexas. Sponsored Free Public Marriage Records In texas
http://www.earl.org.uk/free-public-marriage-records-in-texas.html

Extractions: Add your link to this page Free Public Records Tennessee Free Public Records Texas Free Public Records Utah FreeEmployers/Clients Lobbyists Marriage Records 1966-1999 Marriageof our Texas public records Public records in Texas. Texas marriage certificates. texas public marriage and death records - for free. Ancestry.com. Texas Public Records. 12 public records databases, over 2 The Search Systems Free Public Records Directory Bankruptcies / Judgments / Liens. Birth / Death / Marriage. Campaign Contributions South Dakota. Tennessee. Texas. Utah. County Clerk Home Send Us Feedback Having problems finding what your looking for? Here are some search tips. Public Records Search SEARCH BY Instrument Number: View Abbreviations List OR **
Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Pages: The Richardson's Of San Jac
The Richardson's of San Jacinto Co. Oakhurst, texas
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/r/i/c/Billy-V-Richardson/?Welcome=997
Wichita County, Texas TXGenWeb
genealogy site that features queries, look ups, and a surname index.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~txwichit/

Extractions: H owdy! I am Norman Lewis, the county coordinator for this page. I want to welcome you to our small part of the USGenWeb project and I hope you will find this page informative and helpful. The purpose of this site is to provide an online resource for those looking for genealogical information in Wichita County, Texas. I want this site to be as useful and user-friendly as possible, so if you have any suggestions for its improvement, I would love to hear from you. Additionally, if you have a Wichita County resource you would like to share or offer to do look-ups in, please let me know and I will add you to our list. If you have found the USGenWeb pages useful, think about sponsoring a county page yourself. It is not very hard to do and there is a wonderful online community of volunteers, mentors, and coordinators willing to help. To see Texas counties available for adoption, check out the Texas Orphan Counties Page, or go to any of the state USGenWeb pages to view a list of counties they may have available. You can also find links to all of the Texas counties on the
Sons Of Confederate Veterans:: Texas Division
Genealogical and historical organization dedicated to preserving the history and honoring the memory of their Confederate ancestors. Membership information, events calendar, genealogy research help, and contact form.
http://www.texas-scv.org/

Extractions: service for the crew of the C.S.S. Hunley "...governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or abolish it, and to institute a new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness." United States Declaration of Independence "The Principle for which we contend is bound to reassert itself, though it may be at another time and in another form." President Jefferson Davis, C.S.A. "Governor, if I had foreseen the use those people designed to make of their victory, there would have been no surrender at Appomattox Courthouse; no sir, not by me. Had I foreseen these results of subjugation, I would have preferred to die at Appomattox with my brave men, my sword in this right hand." General Robert E. Lee to Governor Stockdale of Texas
Texas Genweb Haskell, Texas
genealogy research information including contact information and reference links.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~txhaskel/haskell.htm

Extractions: My name is Wanda Irby and I am the sponsor of this page. I hope to have more information on it very soon. If anyone knows of information sources for Haskell County or if you will volunteer to help with lookups in Haskell County, please e-mail me at wanda@cyberstation.net. Wanda Ham R.S. Sanders for information about them. NOTICE!!!! There is a discussion list for Haskell County hosted by Jim Webb. You may join it by sending a message to TXHASKEL-L-REQUEST@rootsweb.com, subject: leave it blank, message: subscribe. Come joins us! Search this site or the web powered by FreeFind
Genealogy Of A Cooper Family Of Texas
Descendants of Samuel Cooper including the allied families of Bass, Benton,Boroum/Borroum and Echols.
http://www.gvtc.com/~ncooper/

Extractions: David Thomas Cooper, known as "Tom", was born near Climax and Whigham in Decatur County, Georgia. He was the son of John J. and the grandson of Samuel Cooper. Tom was named for his uncle, David Thomas. He moved to Texas as a young man and married Exa Assenath Borroum who was living with her uncle, Edwin P. Borroum in Robertson County, Texas. In about 1902, Tom and Exa moved to San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas.
TXGenWeb - Hunt County
Comprehensive genealogy site including local history, LookUps, queries, images, and information on libraries, cemeteries.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~txhunt/
Chilton Cemetery, Big Sandy, Texas
Gives location, history, directors and burials. genealogy buffs can find answers here.
http://www.freehomepages.com/anniemaeg/Index.doc
Nuevo Leon
From History and genealogy of South texas and Northeast Mexico . Includes brief history from arrival of Spaniards, and chronology of founding of cities, with links to family history resources.
http://vsalgs.org/stnemgenealogy/nleon.html

Extractions: (Nuevo Reino de Leon) Origins 1730's Population Chart Chronological Listing Governors of Nuevo Leon 1582-1822 Abasolo Agualeguas Alamo Allende ... Map of Nuevo Leon Origins Luis de Carbajal by orders of the governor Martin de Almanza entered into the land of war to punish and pacify the tribes of the mountains, an area now known as Nuevo Reino de Leon. Luis de Carbajal returns to Spain and makes a contract with the King to conquer and settle six hundred square leagues with name New Realm of Leon. After crossing the San Juan river and naming it, he entered into the Monterrey area. From there, Carbajal traveled north and then east and arrived at the site where he established the new settlement of Leon ( Cerralvo ). Carbajal was a Portuguese Jew and traveled with an expedition of about 200 men, many of whom were from the old province of Leon in Spain. The area was very similar to there home in Spain, so the men named the new province Nuevo Reino de Leon (New Realm of Leon). Later with some settlers from Saltillo, Carbajal established a settlement north of the springs of Monterrey and named it
The Chambers Family Page
Mike and Laura of Beaumont, texas. Photos, information, genealogy, and links.
http://users.aol.com/chamhtml/chambers.htm

Extractions: Mike Business AMC - American Consultants, Inc. Computers Etc! Triple Threat Cybertronics Hobbies Chambers Genealogy Favorite Teams Auburn Atlanta Braves Dallas Cowboys Hobbies Arts and Crafts Internet Gaming Zone NetTrivia Favorite Singers George Strait and George Strait Favorite Teams Auburn Atlanta Braves Hobbies Internet Gaming Zone Sports Super Nintendo Favorite Teams Atlanta Braves Chicago Bulls Dallas Cowboys Favorite Singers Mariah Carey Boyz II Men Hobbies Abraham Lincoln Legos Favorite Teams Orlando Magic Hobbies Legos K'Nex Favorite Teams Auburn Atlanta Braves Chicago Bulls Dallas Cowboys Favorite Singer Garth Brooks Alabama Florida Great Smoky Mountains Nashville ... Washington D.C. Jurassic Park Batman Forever We'd like to hear from you!
Texas Unofficial History Group
A Few Thoughts On texas History And genealogy Web Sites Sites must containeither texas historical or texas genealogical
http://www.fortunecity.com/millennium/balloons/1035/tuhg.htm

Extractions: Texas Genealogy Web Sites The "Texas Unofficial History Group" is composed of a loosely knit group of Texans who are interested in Texas History and Genealogy and have web pages that feature those subjects. The Texas Unofficial History Group was started after a friend of mine was trying to inform another "Genealogist" about the extensive information on one of my web sites about a particular Texas community and the county in which it is located. He quickly informed her that it didn't make any difference what information someone else's site had, because his Gen Web site, for the same county, was the only "Official web site for that particular county. We are not as pompous or egotistical as an "Official Site" that believes the information on their pages is written in stone. We take pride in the fact that if we discover a different version of our "facts", we'll check it out. If these new facts can not be disproved, there is plenty of room on our web pages for more then one versions of the same event. We encourage all visitors to our sites to submit any new or conflicting information, links to similar sites and both compliments or criticism of the site you are visiting. We would also love for all similar sites to be linked in the group with ours.
In Memory Of Roy Pugh
A wife's tribute to her husband Roy from Weatherford, texas. Photos, information on grieving, genealogy and links about brain injuries.
http://groups.msn.com/InmemoryofRoyPugh

Extractions: var nEditorialCatId = 106; MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping ... Money Web Search: document.write(' Groups Groups Home My Groups Language ... Help In memory of Roy Pugh InmemoryofRoyPugh@groups.msn.com What's New Join Now Welcome Messages ... Tools emily claire kostrubala and roy pugh emily claire kostrubala and In Memory of Roy Roy was only 41 when he died. His sudden death is a reminder to us that we are not gauranteed tomorrow, so we should dedicate ourselves to live the best way we can today. For we do not know when we will be taken. The photos date from the time Roy and I began dating in the Fall of Please click this Pictures link to view the photos. Please go to the Message links, on your left, to view the memories or anecdotes. It's 2005 now, yet my last roll of film of Roy I still can't bring myself to develop. I will do though. When I am ready. Then the last album will have pictures. Let's enjoy Roy's life as we mourn his loss; cherish the man he was for most of his life; understand that he was a victim of a horrible injury that changed him, as it does anyone. And therefore, place him in God's merciful, understanding arms. I do.

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