Thanks, Tammy. I look forward to viewing any additional information that you can find. My family in that area were the Alcie (many spellings for both first and last names) Clemons', mainly. They married into the following families: Anderson, Marshall, Wilson, Hills, Veal, Wesley, Flemings, Hodges, Jones, Nelson - among others. If anyone has the name(s) of funeral home(s) that would have been available to African-American families during the late 1800's through the turn of the last century, I would appreciate your help. Vanessa ---------- >From: Bastropcc@aol.com >To: TXBASTRO-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [TXBASTRO] oak hill cemetery smithville >Date: Mon, Jul 31, 2000, 8:31 PM > >First, I'm still typing up from the tapes of Saturday's and Sunday's visits >so if you're checking, it's not up to date yet. >Vanessa, >I'm not sure if there are African American's buried in there yet. I've only >completed one and one half sections of many sections and it was older graves. > I do know there are Hispanic's buried there. When I go back I'll drive to >the other side and see. Sometimes there are pictures on the headstones that >