Amy, Found this in deed book in Trinity Co, ====== Direct Index of Record of Deeds, Trinity Co, TX, Vol 1: 1) Wm Earl to Aaron AINSWORTH A 531 2) R E Earl & wife to C.M. LESTER G 639 However, I failed to get a date for this, or details. However, William EARL was b 6 Aug 1811 Rapides Parish, LA d: 6 Jan 1873 Crockett, Houston Co, TX, and was the son of Mathew EARL & Nancy WHITE & Wm married his adopted niece, Amanda Snody WHITE ======= His son was Richard Emmett White- EARL b: 30 Oct 1855 Pennington, Trinity Co, TX d: 21 Jun 1945 in Orange, Orange Co, TX m. Nancy Jane NIXON b: 30 Sep 1852 AL-c d: 23 Apr 1921 ======== And Alice Elgie KENDRICK (1908 - 1954) married Richard Emmett's grandson, Richard Alton EARL (1908 Ellis Co, TX -1999 Harris Co, TX) son of Clarence Emmett EARL & Cora Elizabeth Robertson DENBO ======= which bring me back to AINSWORTH. Is there a family tie there I don't know about? TTYL, Jackie Ashley Pace of Pasadena, TX < http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/p/a/c/Jackie-A-PACE/index.html >

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Adding my surnames: James G.W. CLAYTON b. SC circa 1795 d. Texas 1850 (My main focus at this time) Others are: Williams, Goodman, Daniels, Borden, Wheeler--all these people are in Texas approx same time 1835

Dear Jo and List, If I get an attachment from some one I do not know. I copy it to a floppy disc first and call upon Norton Anti Virus to scan the floppy disc for a virus. This usually works well and I have caught at least two in the past few moths. But you must update your Norton Software package, periodically so the latest viruses are in your software. This can be done by downloading the latest list from Norton Utilities. But to be absolutely sure that an attachment does not have a virus you need to scan each and every one with a Anti Virus. Reason: A person can have a virus in their machine, which passes the virus to you and they don't even know they have it or are passing it on. That's the nature of the virus. Recently, my nephew sent me a email with a joke attached. Knowing that he was a good guy and would never send a virus, I opened it without checking for a virus. About an hour later he called me via telephone to tell me he had passed a virus on to me and found out that he had also passed it on to everyone that was listed in his address book; that he sent a email message. So you can get from an attachment and not even know you have it and unknowing pass it on to others. I have more info on that particular virus if anyone interested or go to Norton WebPages and they explain it well. It was named the Melissa <sp> virus. Best Regards, Jimmy E. Cooley Researching Surnames ARRINGTON BAILEY BISHOP BOUNDS COOLEY McCARTY NEUGEBAUER PHILLIPS SANDERS SULLIVAN WALDEN. LOUISIANA-PARISH: Beauregard, Calcasieu, Sabine, Vernon, and Winn. MISSISSIPPI-COUNTY: Clarke, Jasper, Newton, and Wayne. TEXAS-COUNTY: Angelina. Jimmy Earl Cooley 2402 Peachstone Court Silver Spring, Maryland 20905-4314 ----- Original Message ----- From: Deason Hunt <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, July 10, 1999 9:20 PM Subject: Re: Attachments & Virus Protection > Jo, > My undrstanding is that, yes, you cannot get a virus from reading email. > However, if there is an attachment that would launch aprogram and run upon > opening, then a virus could be introduced. My policy is that I do not open > attachments unless I know the person (or the group such as in a subscribed > digest). I just trash the others. > Deason Hunt > sinca wrote: > > > My Win. 98 Outlook Express allows me to read my messages without opening > > them. Isn't this much safer than opening an attachment? With that > > possibility in mind, I'm unsubscribing from the Digests I'm on. Would > > appreciate other opinions on this. > > > > Sincerely, > > > > Jo Sawyer > > ______________________________

Reasearching....... AINSLEY, CLANTON, WOOTEN, CALLAWAY IN Panola, Harrison Tx..also North La. Daisy Wooten Callaway Panola, Texas 75685 Daisy Callaway P. O. Box 373 Panola, Tx.75685 [email protected] ++++++++++++++++++++++++

Kathy, Cherokee Co., was formed from a part of Nacodoches in 1846. County has Birth/Death rec starting in 1903, mar,probate and civ court records from 1846. US census record from 1850-1880 -----Original Message----- From: Kathy Tate <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, July 11, 1999 12:25 AM Subject: census / death records >When did Cherokee county start keeping death or birth records? And, >when was the first census done for that county? > >Thanks, >Kathy Tate > >

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I'm not sure of all the counties my SATTERWHITE ancestors lived in other than Houston Co. I know parts of the family moved to other counties. they came from Harris Co. Georgia in the earily 1800's. Also, HALLMARK from the same area. also,the family of ALEXANDER OLIVER and his wife, Jane Killgough (?) in San Saba. Other OLIVERS in Weatherford and Terrant Co. They came from Tennessee, and N. Carolina in the early to early 1800's. Thank you so much, Helynn Frady

Dear Norma, You mentioned the RICHARDSON surname in our recent East Texas roll call..... I've tried to find anyone working on that line in Panola County, TX for a long time. There is a Mary Richardson listed in the land records as one of the original patent holders. Is this possibly one of the names you have researched? Is she somehow connected/related to any of the Rusk County Richardsons? Amy McCroskie Denver, CO

sounds like a good idea to me to Shirley Ouchley :-) (-:> searching these surname OUCHLEY..AUCHE..POWELL . OUACHLEY...JONES ' FARMER...GAINES... mailto [email protected]

Why not try to get a Forum for East Texas Surnames? Others have done single Surnames on this address. http://genforum.genealogy.com/ or perhaps a one list with all the surnames? http://www.onelist.com/isregistered.cgi just some thoughts. [email protected]

This is the correct post for this subject line: In 1880 it is interesting to look at the census records and see the dwellings listed in numerical order. There was a jail, dwelling #185-202 and the following are listed at this dwelling: W.A.G. Knight, 38, white, married, b. AL, Occupation - Jailer Father noted as being born in GA, mother in SC. Wife: S.J., 35, white, b. VA Her parents noted as both being b. VA All Children noted as white, being born in TX E.R., 14, daughter A.J., 12, son J.B., 8, son Emma, 5, daughter W. Sam, 2, son The following also noted at this dwelling as farm laborers: William Duke, 19, white, single, prisoner, b. TX. Parents noted being born in TN Ben Fewell, 29, black, married, prisoner, b. GA. Parents noted being born in GA Thomas Summers, 17, white, single, prisoner, b. TX. Father b. MS, mother b. TX Ector Johnson, 25, mulatto, married, prisoner, b. AR. Parents noted being born in AR Albert Owens, 28, mulatto, single, prisoner, b. TX. Father b. GA, mother b. MS. Occupation noted as school teacher John Clark, 28, black, single, prisoner, b. LA. Parents noted as being born in MS Mack Searls, 19, black, married, prisoner, b. TX. Parents noted as being born in GA C.C. Bell, 35, white, single prisoner, b. GA. Parents noted as being born in GA Ponip? Watson, 28, black, married, prisoner, b. TX. Father b. LA, mother b. GA Also noted in this dwelling: J.H. Langhorne, 25, white, single, boarder, b. TX. Parents noted being b. TN. Occupation noted as Deputy Sheriff Within ten dwellings on first one side or the other side of the above posted jail, the following occupations were noticed and I thought you may be interested. These people probably had their business in their homes or businesses on street level and lived above, sort of a two-story affair as was customary for the times: County Judge of Rusk County A Huckster District Clerk Gunsmith Laundress Blacksmith Sewing Machine Agent Grocer Attorney at Law Saddle & Harness maker Hack Driver Merchant Constable of Rusk County Store Clerks Cooks I just thought I would mention these, because I thought it interesting to see the dwellings around the jail. That is all I found listed as prisoners in Rusk Co., TX 1880 -- ******************************************************************** During our research trips, when a book is purchased relating to our family's history or listing information of the area, we buy two: One to keep and one to donate to our Clayton Genealogical Library in the family's name or a member of the family. Lou Ann & Woody Lunsford NATIVE TEXAN 8310 Werner, Houston, TX 77037-3027 TEXAS PROUD 281/447-8803 Fax 281/447-2133 ********************************************************************

Hi All, My East Texas Surnames are BURGESS WOOD SPENCER CHILDRESS LAYLAND Thanks, Sue Burgess

Hi All, My East Texas surnames are PARKER MORSE BLAYLOCK Thanks, Sue Burgess

Hi All, My East Texas surnames are mostly from Red River and Lamar Counties ROBERTS BATEMAN WHITE Thanks, Sue

Thanks for the suggestion Gladys. I have made similar suggestions on other Lists. My suggestion is shown below in an example: Subject: Cooley Ms>Tx>La 1800-1900 Could also put county or parish for more details: Cooley La/Beauregard 1800-1900 Best Regards, Jimmy E. Cooley Researching Surnames ARRINGTON BAILEY BISHOP BOUNDS COOLEY McCARTY NEUGEBAUER PHILLIPS SANDERS SULLIVAN WALDEN. LOUISIANA-PARISH: Beauregard, Calcasieu, Sabine, Vernon, and Winn. MISSISSIPPI-COUNTY: Clarke, Jasper, Newton, and Wayne. TEXAS-COUNTY: Angelina. Jimmy Earl Cooley 2402 Peachstone Court Silver Spring, Maryland 20905-4314 ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, July 09, 1999 8:30 PM Subject: Please > Could those of you doing roll call please put surnames in Subject line so > those of us not interested in those names can delete? Thanks for your > consideration. > Gladys > > ______________________________

My Roll Call names for Nacogdoches and San Augustine Cos, TX LOWERY, Thomas b 1807 GA d aft 1867 Nacogdoches Co, TX BROWN, Richard O. b 1805 TN d 1875 San Augustine Co, TX CROW, James M b 1818 TN d 1891 San Augustine Co, TX NORWOOD, William Coleson b 1794 NC d 1885 San Augustine Co, TX SOWELL, John b 1823 SC d San Augustine or Nacogdoches Co, TX SOWELL, Evans b abt 1830 AL d 1864 Nacogdoches Co, TX There are many more names related to this family and I only included the heads of household. I have much more info on most of these names and is the case am interested in tieing related lines in and finding siblings and parents to all. Other East Texas names I am researching are: WILLSON (WILSON) -- Harrison - 1860 ----> FREED (FRIED) -- Franklin & Harrison - 1860 ----> PHILLIPS -- Morris, Titus, Uphur, & Camp Co - 1860 ----> DREWEY -- married to PHILLIPS was b in LA HUMPHREY -- Madison - 1860 & Cass 1860+ ----> HARRISON -- Delta - 1900 & Cass - 1910 HOWARD -- Lamar - 1870 & Cass - 1900 AVANCE -- Lamar 1860 BEAUCHAMP -- Morris, Cass, Grayson - 1860 OTIS -- Harrison 1870 Hope all has a good day and good luck and good hunting in your researches...John Lowery

When did Cherokee county start keeping death or birth records? And, when was the first census done for that county? Thanks, Kathy Tate

Please discard the former posts. I'll resend tomorrow. Cherokee County is not right....nothing is right. Just throw it all away and I'll start fresh. Sorry about this. Lou Ann -- ******************************************************************** During our research trips, when a book is purchased relating to our family's history or listing information of the area, we buy two: One to keep and one to donate to our Clayton Genealogical Library in the family's name or a member of the family. Lou Ann & Woody Lunsford NATIVE TEXAN 8310 Werner, Houston, TX 77037-3027 TEXAS PROUD 281/447-8803 Fax 281/447-2133 ********************************************************************

I knew I should have waiting until tomorrow to start this <G>. Sorry for the error. Title of information should be: RUSK, TX 1800, CHEROKEE COUNTY PRISONERS INFORMATION. Please forgive the error. I'll get it right next time. Lou Ann -- ******************************************************************** During our research trips, when a book is purchased relating to our family's history or listing information of the area, we buy two: One to keep and one to donate to our Clayton Genealogical Library in the family's name or a member of the family. Lou Ann & Woody Lunsford NATIVE TEXAN 8310 Werner, Houston, TX 77037-3027 TEXAS PROUD 281/447-8803 Fax 281/447-2133 ********************************************************************