Found in one of those local TX histories at HeritageQuest, while I was searching for Brubakers: "Church of the Brethren, Nocona "Was organized April 6, 1889 with 21 charter members including Abraham Molsbee, Sue Molsbee, David Molsbee, Samuel Molsbee, Nannie Molsbee, Henry Brubaker, A. Brubaker, Abbie Brubaker, Mollie Brubaker, Dora Brubaker, Minnie Brubaker, Henry Troxel, E. C. Neal, Sue Neal, Amy Neal, Andrew C Gillenwaters, Racheal Gillenwaters, John Troxel, Nancie Troxel, Daniel Troxel and Alice Troxel. "These met at the house of Henry Brubaker three miles north of Nocona, Known as Molsbee Chapel. "A Sunday school was organized on May 30, 1891. The group met in the homes of Henry Brubaker and Abraham Molsbee and at various school houses around the community. The first church building was erected in 1908. Twice fire hasa destroyed the church, on November 7, 1941 and October 22, 1948. The church was rebuilt each time and in 1954 Sunday school rooms were added. "The early church was led by Abraham Molsbee and Henry Brubaker. Other ministers have included A. A. Sutter, K G Tennison, J A Miller, E M Kidwell, D G Brubaker, F E Maxey, Walter Peckover, C E Schrock, D E Rodabaugh, J A Eby, Edward L. Murray." (These turned out not to be any of the Brubakers I was hunting, but now I can toss this page out.) I hope some of these folks belong to somebody on the list. Happy hunting. Jan T **************Create a Home Theater Like the Pros. Watch the video on AOL Home. (http://home.aol.com/diy/home-improvement-eric-stromer?video=15?ncid=aolhom00030000000001)