My friend and I have copied many cemeteries over the years in Roanoke, Va and surrounding areas. They include Roanoke Co, Montogomery Co, Floyd Co, Bedford Co, Botetourt Co and Roanoke City. I also have some death records and obits. I am willing to search out my records for requests at no charge. But, please, I cannot do research outside of my home. GiGi

Perhaps I should clarify. Please send any responses directly to Linda's e-mail address (amron@hot1.net), since she is not a subscriber. If it is of interest to Bell County researchers, by all means copy it to the list as well. I will forward to Linda any replies sent to me already. Thanks Joe D. Deaver BellCoTX Coordinator ancestry@deaver.com -----Original Message----- From: Joe D. Deaver [mailto:ancestry@deaver.com] Sent: Friday, December 10, 1999 3:36 AM To: TXBELL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [TXBELL-L] FW: Bell Co.-Stampede Valley Forwarding this from a non-subscriber. Anyone here heard of Stampede Valley? Joe D. Deaver BellCoTX Coordinator ancestry@deaver.com -----Original Message----- From: casey [mailto:amron@hot1.net] Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 1999 12:46 AM Subject: Bell Co.-Stampede Valley Hi Joe...Need advice on how to locate info about "Stampede Valley", Bell Co. Drove out to general location and found 'ole rusty (Bell Co.) marker where a Church used to be. Stopped and asked a farmer about this immediate area and he only knew that there used to be a big school across from this Church marker that was torn down as was the church...??? Searching for a J. T. West family that lived there. Had 11 children, 2 orphans and a mother-in-law living with them. Time frame also makes this an 'impossible situation, 1895-1905!!... Coming from Temple, short distance before you get to the town of Moody, there is a sign on the Hwy. that says "Stampede Valley". You turn left off the MAIN Hwy. and go down this road for 2-3 miles and that is where I found the 'ole Bell Co. marker that was SO hard to read. The Church had been located on the left side of this road BUT facing the FRONT of a road that veered off to the left of this road. The school would have been located on the right of this road, across from where the church was located. Wondered if their was a Bell Co. marker with an explanation, at the original townsight, "Stampede Valley", that I might have missed..? Could this area have been in another Co. during this time frame??.... APPRECIATE any help, info or suggestions....Many THANKS for your time...Linda ==== TXBELL Mailing List ==== Please Clear Off-Topic Posts With The Webmaster FIRST! The List Archives Are At: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/archives/TXBELL-L/

Hi Joe, This is what you find at the Texas GenWeb site under Vanishing Texas Landmarks and towns. I can't check this out I live in Hawaii but I think from this that "STAMPEDE VALLEY" is still in existence or part of it is at least the airport five miles east of Moffat, Bell County, Texas ! Good searching ! Beverly Robinson Lazo Feature Name: Stampede Valley Airport Feature Type: airport Elevation: 670 Description: Airport Facility is located 5 mi E from Moffat State: Texas County: Bell USGS 7.5' x 7.5' Map: Moffat Latitude: 311110N Longitude: 0972326W ---------------------------------- Joe D. Deaver wrote: > Forwarding this from a non-subscriber. Anyone here heard of Stampede > Valley? > > Joe D. Deaver > BellCoTX Coordinator > ancestry@deaver.com > > -----Original Message----- > From: casey [mailto:amron@hot1.net] > Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 1999 12:46 AM > Subject: Bell Co.-Stampede Valley > > Hi Joe...Need advice on how to locate info about "Stampede Valley", Bell Co. > Drove out to general location and found 'ole rusty (Bell Co.) marker where a > Church used to be. Stopped and asked a farmer about this immediate area and > he only knew that there used to be a big school across from this Church > marker that was torn down as was the church...??? > Searching for a J. T. West family that lived there. Had 11 children, 2 > orphans and a mother-in-law living with them. Time frame also makes this an > 'impossible situation, 1895-1905!!... > > Coming from Temple, short distance before you get to the town of Moody, > there is a sign on the Hwy. that says "Stampede Valley". You turn left off > the MAIN Hwy. and go down this road for 2-3 miles and that is where I found > the 'ole Bell Co. marker that was SO hard to read. The Church had been > located on the left side of this road BUT facing the FRONT of a road that > veered off to the left of this road. The school would have been located on > the right of this road, across from where the church was located. > Wondered if their was a Bell Co. marker with an explanation, at the original > townsight, "Stampede Valley", that I might have missed..? > Could this area have been in another Co. during this time frame??.... > > APPRECIATE any help, info or suggestions....Many THANKS for your > time...Linda > > ==== TXBELL Mailing List ==== > Please Clear Off-Topic Posts With The Webmaster FIRST! The List Archives > Are At: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/archives/TXBELL-L/

Forwarding this from a non-subscriber. Anyone here heard of Stampede Valley? Joe D. Deaver BellCoTX Coordinator ancestry@deaver.com -----Original Message----- From: casey [mailto:amron@hot1.net] Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 1999 12:46 AM Subject: Bell Co.-Stampede Valley Hi Joe...Need advice on how to locate info about "Stampede Valley", Bell Co. Drove out to general location and found 'ole rusty (Bell Co.) marker where a Church used to be. Stopped and asked a farmer about this immediate area and he only knew that there used to be a big school across from this Church marker that was torn down as was the church...??? Searching for a J. T. West family that lived there. Had 11 children, 2 orphans and a mother-in-law living with them. Time frame also makes this an 'impossible situation, 1895-1905!!... Coming from Temple, short distance before you get to the town of Moody, there is a sign on the Hwy. that says "Stampede Valley". You turn left off the MAIN Hwy. and go down this road for 2-3 miles and that is where I found the 'ole Bell Co. marker that was SO hard to read. The Church had been located on the left side of this road BUT facing the FRONT of a road that veered off to the left of this road. The school would have been located on the right of this road, across from where the church was located. Wondered if their was a Bell Co. marker with an explanation, at the original townsight, "Stampede Valley", that I might have missed..? Could this area have been in another Co. during this time frame??.... APPRECIATE any help, info or suggestions....Many THANKS for your time...Linda

--part1_0.78743e19.258240d3_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit According to the Handbook of Texas there were two Stampede's in the area..... STAMPEDE, TEXAS (Bell County). Stampede is on Stampede Creek and Farm Road 2601, twelve miles northwest of Temple in northern Bell County. The creek's name probably derived from some cattle-driving mishap. The community had a post office from 1883 to 1901 and a general store in 1896. The Stampede school served fifty-nine pupils in 1903. In 1933 Stampede reached a peak population of sixty-two and supported one business. By 1949 the population had fallen to thirty, and the community had a business, the school, and a Baptist church. By 1964 Stampede had only ten inhabitants living in several scattered dwellings. The population was still recorded as ten in 1990. Mark Odintz STAMPEDE, TEXAS (Coryell County). Stampede was six miles southeast of Pidcoke in southern Coryell County. It had about forty families in 1917. They attended the Refuge church. Stampede had a school that burned in 1921 and had to be rebuilt. Residents were forced to relocate when the Fort Hood military reservation was established in the early 1940s. BIBLIOGRAPHY: Coryell County Genealogical Society, Coryell County, Texas, Families, 1854-1985 (Dallas: Taylor, 1986). Vivian Elizabeth Smyrl Hope this helps! In a message dated 12/10/99 4:21:15 AM Central Standard Time, kismet@maui.net writes: << Hi Joe, This is what you find at the Texas GenWeb site under Vanishing Texas Landmarks and towns. I can't check this out I live in Hawaii but I think from this that "STAMPEDE VALLEY" is still in existence or part of it is at least the airport five miles east of Moffat, Bell County, Texas ! Good searching ! Beverly Robinson Lazo Feature Name: Stampede Valley Airport Feature Type: airport Elevation: 670 Description: Airport Facility is located 5 mi E from Moffat State: Texas County: Bell USGS 7.5' x 7.5' Map: Moffat Latitude: 311110N Longitude: 0972326W ---------------------------------- Joe D. Deaver wrote: > Forwarding this from a non-subscriber. Anyone here heard of Stampede > Valley? > > Joe D. Deaver > BellCoTX Coordinator > ancestry@deaver.com > > -----Original Message----- > From: casey [mailto:amron@hot1.net] > Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 1999 12:46 AM > Subject: Bell Co.-Stampede Valley > > Hi Joe...Need advice on how to locate info about "Stampede Valley", Bell Co. > Drove out to general location and found 'ole rusty (Bell Co.) marker where a > Church used to be. Stopped and asked a farmer about this immediate area and > he only knew that there used to be a big school across from this Church > marker that was torn down as was the church...??? > Searching for a J. T. West family that lived there. Had 11 children, 2 > orphans and a mother-in-law living with them. Time frame also makes this an > 'impossible situation, 1895-1905!!... > > Coming from Temple, short distance before you get to the town of Moody, > there is a sign on the Hwy. that says "Stampede Valley". You turn left off > the MAIN Hwy. and go down this road for 2-3 miles and that is where I found > the 'ole Bell Co. marker that was SO hard to read. The Church had been > located on the left side of this road BUT facing the FRONT of a road that > veered off to the left of this road. The school would have been located on > the right of this road, across from where the church was located. > Wondered if their was a Bell Co. marker with an explanation, at the original > townsight, "Stampede Valley", that I might have missed..? > Could this area have been in another Co. during this time frame??.... > > APPRECIATE any help, info or suggestions....Many THANKS for your > time...Linda > >> --part1_0.78743e19.258240d3_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <TXBELL-L-request@rootsweb.com> Received: from rly-yb04.mx.aol.com (rly-yb04.mail.aol.com [172.18.146.4]) by air-yb01.mail.aol.com (vx) with ESMTP; Fri, 10 Dec 1999 05:21:15 -0500 Received: from bl-14.rootsweb.com (bl-14.rootsweb.com [204.212.38.30]) by rly-yb04.mx.aol.com (v66.4) with ESMTP; Fri, 10 Dec 1999 05:21:02 1900 Received: (from slist@localhost) by bl-14.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) id CAA27819; Fri, 10 Dec 1999 02:20:40 -0800 (PST) Resent-Date: Fri, 10 Dec 1999 02:20:40 -0800 (PST) Message-ID: <3850CF5E.84F1D317@maui.net> Date: Fri, 10 Dec 1999 00:01:04 -1000 From: Beverly Lazo <kismet@maui.net> X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.05 [en] (Win95; U) MIME-Version: 1.0 Old-To: TXBELL-L@rootsweb.com, amron@hot1.net Subject: Re: [TXBELL-L] FW: Bell Co.-Stampede Valley References: <LOBBIOBOHFEKPCBPHEPGEECMEAAA.ancestry@deaver.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Resent-Message-ID: <Ijmng.A.ZyG.3PNU4@bl-14.rootsweb.com> To: TXBELL-L@rootsweb.com Resent-From: TXBELL-L@rootsweb.com Reply-To: TXBELL-L@rootsweb.com X-Mailing-List: <TXBELL-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/671 X-Loop: TXBELL-L@rootsweb.com Precedence: list Resent-Sender: TXBELL-L-request@rootsweb.com Hi Joe, This is what you find at the Texas GenWeb site under Vanishing Texas Landmarks and towns. I can't check this out I live in Hawaii but I think from this that "STAMPEDE VALLEY" is still in existence or part of it is at least the airport five miles east of Moffat, Bell County, Texas ! Good searching ! Beverly Robinson Lazo Feature Name: Stampede Valley Airport Feature Type: airport Elevation: 670 Description: Airport Facility is located 5 mi E from Moffat State: Texas County: Bell USGS 7.5' x 7.5' Map: Moffat Latitude: 311110N Longitude: 0972326W ---------------------------------- Joe D. Deaver wrote: > Forwarding this from a non-subscriber. Anyone here heard of Stampede > Valley? > > Joe D. Deaver > BellCoTX Coordinator > ancestry@deaver.com > > -----Original Message----- > From: casey [mailto:amron@hot1.net] > Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 1999 12:46 AM > Subject: Bell Co.-Stampede Valley > > Hi Joe...Need advice on how to locate info about "Stampede Valley", Bell Co. > Drove out to general location and found 'ole rusty (Bell Co.) marker where a > Church used to be. Stopped and asked a farmer about this immediate area and > he only knew that there used to be a big school across from this Church > marker that was torn down as was the church...??? > Searching for a J. T. West family that lived there. Had 11 children, 2 > orphans and a mother-in-law living with them. Time frame also makes this an > 'impossible situation, 1895-1905!!... > > Coming from Temple, short distance before you get to the town of Moody, > there is a sign on the Hwy. that says "Stampede Valley". You turn left off > the MAIN Hwy. and go down this road for 2-3 miles and that is where I found > the 'ole Bell Co. marker that was SO hard to read. The Church had been > located on the left side of this road BUT facing the FRONT of a road that > veered off to the left of this road. The school would have been located on > the right of this road, across from where the church was located. > Wondered if their was a Bell Co. marker with an explanation, at the original > townsight, "Stampede Valley", that I might have missed..? > Could this area have been in another Co. during this time frame??.... > > APPRECIATE any help, info or suggestions....Many THANKS for your > time...Linda > > ==== TXBELL Mailing List ==== > Please Clear Off-Topic Posts With The Webmaster FIRST! The List Archives > Are At: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/archives/TXBELL-L/ ==== TXBELL Mailing List ==== Boards Are Available At The Bell County Page To Post Bible Records, Wills, Pensions, Obituaries, And Biographies, And For Surname Queries. --part1_0.78743e19.258240d3_boundary--

Thanks Reba! Yes! I would like any information or names of 'contact' people as available. My WEDDELLs are: Gabriel L. WEDDELL died July 1889, Sherman WEDDELL son of Gabriel, died 1889 in Bell County, Benjamin Wade WEDDELL son of Gabriel, died Jan 21, 1883, Bell County. Thank you for your reply and your generous offer!! Sincerely, Liz in TX -----Original Message----- From: Rebalawler@aol.com <Rebalawler@aol.com> To: TXBELL-L@rootsweb.com <TXBELL-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, December 08, 1999 7:39 PM Subject: [TXBELL-L] Re: WEDEL cemetery >Wedel Cemetery is one not yet listed on the Bell County site. >However, it being located on the corner of our farm; >it would be easy to check out any gravesites if you send the names. >I do not know the history of this cemetery but I could give >a couple of names of contact people if you wish. >Reba Lawler, Bell County > > >In a message dated 12/8/99 4:38:33 AM, you wrote: > ><<Does anyone know the family history related to the WEDEL cemetery in > >southern Bell county? > > >I am researching WEDDELL's from Indiana who came to Bell county first family > >1860 and then other parts of the family joined them in 1882. > > >Is the WEDEL family related? > > >Thanks, > >Liz in TX>> > > >==== TXBELL Mailing List ==== >Please Keep Messages To Matters of Bell County Genealogy Or > History Interest! Don't Send Attachments To Postings. > >

Hello, New to the list. Wonder if anyone has any connections to the John M. SHAY family, who appear on the 1880 Bell Co. census. Or, wonder if any of you have access to the 1880 census, and could give me the information on this family, found on page 407 in Bell Co. in 1880. Thanks for any help. Judy

Wedel Cemetery is one not yet listed on the Bell County site. However, it being located on the corner of our farm; it would be easy to check out any gravesites if you send the names. I do not know the history of this cemetery but I could give a couple of names of contact people if you wish. Reba Lawler, Bell County In a message dated 12/8/99 4:38:33 AM, you wrote: <<Does anyone know the family history related to the WEDEL cemetery in southern Bell county? I am researching WEDDELL's from Indiana who came to Bell county first family 1860 and then other parts of the family joined them in 1882. Is the WEDEL family related? Thanks, Liz in TX>>

Forwarded from Sarita Monroe. Bill Bost ----Original Message Follows---- From: "Sarita Monroe" <sarimo@mesh.net> To: <longwired@hotmail.com> Subject: Bell County Cemeteries - Holland Protestant Date: Tue, 7 Dec 1999 14:31:03 -0600 I did not find a listing of the Holland, TX Cemetery (north on Hwy 95 - left side of hwy). I specifically am looking for the grave sites of Louis Cebrin Cockrum and his wife Lucy Caroline Wood Cockrum. There are two Cockrum lots in the cemetery - one for the John Cockrum family and another for the Earl Cockrum family but I have been unable to find Louis & Caroline. Your help would be appreciated. Thanks, Sarita Monroe ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Does anyone know the family history related to the WEDEL cemetery in southern Bell county? I am researching WEDDELL's from Indiana who came to Bell county first family 1860 and then other parts of the family joined them in 1882. Is the WEDEL family related? Thanks, Liz in TX

I am trying to find the gravesite of my great grandfather. Said to have died in Heidenheimer. Always thought he was buried in Heidenheimer Cemetery but there is no tombstone. Does anyone know who might have records? Also would like to find out where their land was at that time. Jackie

The Church of Christ building in Heidenheimer was moved from Stringtown in 1948. I have the origional deed. Heidenheimer is on Hwy. 36; about six miles east of Temple. Stringtown is some three miles northeast. I never heard of a Stringtown cemetery. We bought the Hargrove estate in 1963; two miles east of Heidenheimer. Wedel was the owner before Henry Hargrove. There is a Wedel cemetery which is located on our property; (which now belongs to the Wedel Cemetery Association.) Regards,Reba

Here's a description of Little Elm Creek that may help in pinpointing the location....... LITTLE ELM CREEK (Bell County). Little Elm Creek rises one mile southeast of Pendleton in north central Bell County (at 31�11' N, 97�20' W). The stream, which is intermittent in its upper reaches, runs southeast for nineteen miles, through eastern Bell County, to its mouth on Big Elm Creek, nine miles east of Temple (at 31�01' N, 97�12' W). In a message dated 12/7/99 5:40:35 AM Central Standard Time, MGRAYSON98@aol.com writes: << According to the Handbook of Texas: STRINGTOWN, TEXAS (Bell County). Stringtown is on Little Elm Creek nine miles southeast of Temple in southeastern Bell County. The community had a post office named String from 1901 to 1904 and a school called Dyess Grove, which served some seventy-six pupils in 1903. In 1931 String had two businesses and in 1948 was the site of a church, Dyess Grove School, and scattered residences. In 1964 the community was called Stringtown and was the home of a Dyess Grove Church. The community no longer appeared on State Highway Maps in 1988. Hope this helps.......By the way, there were "Stringtowns" in several other counties in TX, but this was the one in Bell County. In a message dated 12/6/99 10:23:21 PM Central Standard Time, prechan@sirinet.net writes: << I would be interested in knowing where Stringtown is also. My Father Willard Forrest Hargrove was born in the area in 1914. He told me once before he died, that the Hargroves had come from Limestone co AL and Giles co TN to work on a huge ranch there. I believe it must be near Troy as Hargroves still live there, and have a family reunion there in August each year. Thanks, Pat in OK researching these surnames in Bell county : Paternal ....HARGROVE, NEAL, DENNIS, MARTIN,THORNTON Maternal....WRIGHT, LEVY, JACKSON, McGEE, WYATT, GLOVER, HICKMAN, >> >>

According to the Handbook of Texas: STRINGTOWN, TEXAS (Bell County). Stringtown is on Little Elm Creek nine miles southeast of Temple in southeastern Bell County. The community had a post office named String from 1901 to 1904 and a school called Dyess Grove, which served some seventy-six pupils in 1903. In 1931 String had two businesses and in 1948 was the site of a church, Dyess Grove School, and scattered residences. In 1964 the community was called Stringtown and was the home of a Dyess Grove Church. The community no longer appeared on State Highway Maps in 1988. Hope this helps.......By the way, there were "Stringtowns" in several other counties in TX, but this was the one in Bell County. In a message dated 12/6/99 10:23:21 PM Central Standard Time, prechan@sirinet.net writes: << I would be interested in knowing where Stringtown is also. My Father Willard Forrest Hargrove was born in the area in 1914. He told me once before he died, that the Hargroves had come from Limestone co AL and Giles co TN to work on a huge ranch there. I believe it must be near Troy as Hargroves still live there, and have a family reunion there in August each year. Thanks, Pat in OK researching these surnames in Bell county : Paternal ....HARGROVE, NEAL, DENNIS, MARTIN,THORNTON Maternal....WRIGHT, LEVY, JACKSON, McGEE, WYATT, GLOVER, HICKMAN, >>

I would be interested in knowing where Stringtown is also. My Father Willard Forrest Hargrove was born in the area in 1914. He told me once before he died, that the Hargroves had come from Limestone co AL and Giles co TN to work on a huge ranch there. I believe it must be near Troy as Hargroves still live there, and have a family reunion there in August each year. Thanks, Pat in OK researching these surnames in Bell county : Paternal ....HARGROVE, NEAL, DENNIS, MARTIN,THORNTON Maternal....WRIGHT, LEVY, JACKSON, McGEE, WYATT, GLOVER, HICKMAN,

Forwarded from an info seeker (Vickie (Brisby) Richardson Casteel, from Alabama)... any help? Bill Bost ----Original Message Follows---- From: Vrcast40@aol.com Subject: Cemetery Date: Fri, 3 Dec 1999 21:13:03 EST I was looking on the Texas Gen web and saw where you put in the info of cemeteries. Have you heard of a Stringtown, Bell Co TX ? I have info my gg grand father is buried there. Does it have a name to the cemetery? Thanks, Vickie (Brisby) Richardson Casteel, from Alabama ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Salado Cemetery GOODNIGHT Pearl Pirtle (no date) GOODNIGHT James A. 1908 - 1948 GOODNIGHT T. G. 1885 - 1916 GOODNIGHT J. A. 1851 - 1907 GOODNIGHT Ellen Griffin 1849 - 1939 Salado extension -- GOODNIGHT Mrs. Pearl 1966 Died 1966, age 70 years But no John G. or Ada's. Laurel Burns ----- Original Message ----- From: Bill Bost <longwired@hotmail.com> To: <TXBELL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 1999 6:45 AM Subject: [TXBELL-L] Bell Co. Cemetery > ----Original Message Follows---- > From: hwgroup@execpc.com > Reply-To: hwgroup@execpc.com > Subject: Bell Co. Cemetery > Date: Fri, 26 Nov 1999 09:11:28 -0600 > > I'm looking for a John W. Goodnight, died 8 Jun 1941 in Bell Co. and > buried somewhere there. Also wife, Ada. Any chance you have a county > wide index of internments? Greatly appreciated it if you do. > > H. Walker > > ______________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com > > > ==== TXBELL Mailing List ==== > Boards Are Available At The Bell County Page To Post Bible Records, > Wills, Pensions, Obituaries, And Biographies, And For Surname Queries. > >

I received the following querty today. Although I did locate a contact phone number in our archives, I did not see a list yet. If anyone is aware of a list, please contact Bill. Please let me know as well, so we can work on adding it to our archive online. Thanks Joe D. Deaver Bell County TX Coordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~txbell/ ancestry@deaver.com -----Original Message----- From: W. B. Moore [mailto:wbmoore@crosslink.net] Sent: Wednesday, December 01, 1999 9:06 AM To: ancestry@deaver.com Subject: North Belton Cemetery I am researching Whittens, Kings, Roddys, & others, some of whom are buried in North Belton Cemerery. Can I see a listing of those buried there? Bill Moore

There is a partial list in the North Belton Cemetery Book 1911-1965 at the Belton library. Angie

Here are some Web Pages of Bell County Cemeteries that show a Goodnight.... http://c-23.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/archives/tx/bell/cemetery/wilvalcem.txt http://c-23.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/archives/tx/bell/cemetery/bartlett.txt What area of Bell County was he from??? Good hunting... Linda Eager Jordan ----- Original Message ----- From: Bill Bost <longwired@hotmail.com> To: <TXBELL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 1999 9:45 AM Subject: [TXBELL-L] Bell Co. Cemetery > ----Original Message Follows---- > From: hwgroup@execpc.com > Reply-To: hwgroup@execpc.com > Subject: Bell Co. Cemetery > Date: Fri, 26 Nov 1999 09:11:28 -0600 > > I'm looking for a John W. Goodnight, died 8 Jun 1941 in Bell Co. and > buried somewhere there. Also wife, Ada. Any chance you have a county > wide index of internments? Greatly appreciated it if you do. > > H. Walker > > ______________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com > > > ==== TXBELL Mailing List ==== > Boards Are Available At The Bell County Page To Post Bible Records, > Wills, Pensions, Obituaries, And Biographies, And For Surname Queries. >