Do these two census listings ring a bell with any of you listers? I just found them today (finally -- hurray!!), so I know nothing more except that they belong to my husband's line. I'd like to connect with one of y'all if possible: 1880 Limestone Co., TX census James BRYANT, 30, farmer, TX/GA/GA (my husband's great-grandfather) L.V., wife, 30, TX/TN/TN Mary, dau, 7, TX/TX/TX *Tom, son, 5, TX/TX/TX (my husband's grandfather) May, dau, 3, TX/TX/TX Lizzie, dau, 1, TX/TX/TX I think the listing below is the father of the above James BRYANT (no proof yet, but I've got "that" feeling) -- resided next door to James: H. BRYANT, 70, farmer, GA/VA/VA (maybe my husband's 2nd great-grandfather) E.F., wife, 50, GA/NC/NC Jeff, son, 18, TX/GA/GA Edward, son, 14, TX/GA/GA I also found two other listing for BRYANT in the same district and not far from where James & H. BRYANT resided. I'm thinking they may be brothers to James and sons of H. BRYANT. Again, no proof, just "that" feeling: Addison BRYANT, farmer, 27, TX/GA/GA E.C., wife, 27, TX/TN/TN L.E., dau, 5, TX/TX/TN Claude, son, 1, TX/TX/TN Ervin BRYANT, farmer, 28, TX/GA/GA F.R., wife, 22, GA/GA/GA Maud, dau, 2, TX/TX/GA Can anyone else claim these families? Would love to find someone else researching this line. Regards, Neva