Note the addition on the Berry Boys at http://www.tamu.edu/ccbn/dewitt/smothers.htm#betsy . I'm copying the>comments below from a researcher on Capt. Tumlinson's Rangers, if>you run>across anything, let me know. *************************** Wallace: Thankyou for thinking of me and my Quest., Yes I've studied the>Berrys. Joseph Berry is listed as a Tumlinson Ranger in Smithwicks book and>the Handbook of Texas., however no records found at Tx. Archives on him. Tx>General Land Office has his dates of service from 23 April to 1 Nov.1836 and>awarded 640 acres of land. Its quite possible he was detailed to guard the>retreating families of Bastrop. I just wish I could make a Possitve Document>Connection to the Tumlinson Rangers. I have found John Bates Berry going>off with Col. Edward Burelsons Ranger detachment for June to Nov. and alot>of the Old Tumlinson Rangers also. This is leading me into new research.I should tell you the Tx Ranger Muesum>published my article on 3-Legged>Willie. Its about 8 pages and >basically a>outline of the book I'm writting.>I was dissapointed that it >was "EDITED" and 1, 2, 3. Divisons was changed to>Companies. Oh. Well I at >least got the Rangers and the Texas Revolution>together and a $100.00 to >Boot.I still vist the Best Texian Web page out on a regular basis! Best >Regards,>Jim Gray [email protected]>Tumlinson's Rangers Have you run across Joseph, John Bates or Andrew Jackson Berry associated with Capt. Tumlinson's Rangers in your studies? See http://www.tamu.edu/ccbn/dewitt/smothers.htm#mier, end of paragraph. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com