Thanks Bill, for a job well done! We will miss you! Jump in ever so often and let us know what you are doing! Welcome, Joe, look forward to exchanging info! Dorice in Austin
Forwarded for possible help for Gladys... Bill Bost Outgoing TXBELL Listowner ----Original Message Follows---- From: TNchild@aol.com Subject: Cemetery Records Date: Thu, 28 Oct 1999 01:55:35 EDT I am looking for information on Margaret Housewright Holmes/Holms who died May 8, 1906 is buried in Oliver Cemetery. How do I find who is listed in this cemetery? I am trying to find her children by William Holmes: Jack born 1852, Robert born 1859 his wife Georgeannna, Amanda J. born 1861 married first .......Edwards, second.......Murray. Thank you for your help. Gladys ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Regarding the cemetery off Hwy 36: The Moffat Cemetery is located right on Hwy 36 about two miles before (southeast) of the long bridge that one must cross on the way to Gatesville from Temple. I've gone fishing on the other side (northwest) of the bridge, but I don't remember seeing an Owl Creek Road. Next time I am in the area I'll take a look. Elmer Researching: - MI, ONT, PQ - Roberts, Williamson, Patten, Hitzel Lajeunesse, Boutin, Gagne, Gilbert - TX, MEX - Alvara, Patlan, Rios, Acosta -CO, WA - Jenkins, Hanson ________________________________________________________________ Get FREE voicemail, fax and email at http://voicemail.excite.com Talk online at http://voicechat.excite.com
Bill Bost wrote: > Howdy TXBELL folks! > > Joe Deaver (ancestry@deaver.com) has agreed to be the TXBELL list and Bell > County Genealogy and History web page listowner/webmaster respectively. Over > the next few weeks we'll be transitioning functions from me to Joe, and > there may be some snags along the way. However, Joe has something like three > generations of ancestors from Bell County, and is familiar with the County > and its people, and I think he'll do great. The mailing list change-over > will go fairly quickly, and the Bell County page stuff will follow along > shortly afterwards (the webmaster stuff is in a lot more places, as are the > control pages for the different GenConnect boards). Thanks for the nice introduction, Bill, and thanks for the various welcomes from my fellow subscribers. You may have seen me on here under my eaze.net address during the last few months. I suppose I should say a little about myself. I am 33 years of age, single, and currently living in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. I have had several years of experience in maintaining listservs and webpages. I have been working on my genealogy for about a year now and have only recently published some of it on the web. Starting about 1870, three generations of my Deaver ancestors lived in the Belton area in Bell County, around Taylor Valley. I have been down to Belton a few times on research trips and found an abundance of information. There are some Deaver descendents still living in the Belton and Temple area. There are still some places to check out and I hope to return soon. Although I have considerable technical experience, it will take me a little while to adjust to doing things the Rootsweb way. Bill has been gradually handing things over and explaining procedures. I'm sure I will be asking questions for a few weeks. I appreciate everyone's patience during this transition. There won't be any immediate changes to the website, but I will do my best to keep the surname list and queries up to date. If anyone has any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to drop me a note! Joe D. Deaver Coordinator-in-training, Bell Co. TX http://ancestry.deaver.com ancestry@deaver.com
Could you give me a time frame, maybe I can find something for you. Pati Stone. Bill Bost wrote: > > ----Original Message Follows---- > From: "Doug Traylor" <millien@gte.net> > Subject: info request for TRAYLOR family names > Date: Mon, 13 Sep 1999 19:09:11 -0500 > > I am seeking info on the TRAYLOR family of Temple, most were employed by > Santa Fe Railroad, one was a deputy sheriff or policeman. I am new to the > search, can you suggest links for a beginner? > Thanks for your time. > Doug Traylor, retired Teacher millien@gte.net > > ______________________________________________________ > 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.
Doug, my Traylor line, do any of these fit into your line Theodore Braxton2 Traylor (Barton Aikman1) was born September 07, 1862 in Greenville, Hunt Co., TX, and died October 07, 1914. He married Texana Fulfer April 24, 1881 in Hunt Co., TX, daughter of Thomas Fulfer and Olive VanBebber. Children of Theodore Traylor and Texana Fulfer are: i. Oliver Cromwell3 Traylor, born January 24, 1883; died Aft. 1918. ii. Mary Aikman Traylor, born Abt. 1885. iii.Isaac Newton Traylor, born March 02, 1887 in Commerce, Hunt Co., TX. iv.Theodore C Traylor, born February 16, 1889 in Commerce, Hunt Co., TX. v. Fredic Earl Traylor, born March 20, 1891 in Commerce, Hunt Co., TX. vi.Beulah Ava Traylor, born Abt. 1893. vii.Mattie Gertrude Traylor, born Abt. 1895. viii.Florence A. Traylor, born Abt. 1896. ix. Martha Jane Traylor, born Private. x. Onie Lee Traylor, born Private. xi. Leroy V "Buddy" . Traylor, born Private. In a message dated 10/27/99 7:37:03 PM Pacific Daylight Time, longwired@hotmail.com writes: << I am seeking info on the TRAYLOR family of Temple, most were employed by Santa Fe Railroad, one was a deputy sheriff or policeman. I am new to the search, can you suggest links for a beginner? Thanks for your time. Doug Traylor, retired Teacher millien@gte.net >
Bill we are going to really miss you and we know you are widening your horizens so much good luck to you. Joe, welcome and we hope you will enjoy being the new list owner of TX-BELL as much as we enjoy being listers and particiants on the Bell County page. I grew up i Bell County also and my Texas roots run very deep spread very wide or are are heart's treaure to me. Good luck to you both !! Beverly ROBINSON LAZO... that ol' Texas girl out in the middle of the Pacific ocean. Bill Bost wrote: > Howdy TXBELL folks! > > Joe Deaver (ancestry@deaver.com) has agreed to be the TXBELL list and Bell > County Genealogy and History web page listowner/webmaster respectively. Over > the next few weeks we'll be transitioning functions from me to Joe, and > there may be some snags along the way. However, Joe has something like three > generations of ancestors from Bell County, and is familiar with the County > and its people, and I think he'll do great. The mailing list change-over > will go fairly quickly, and the Bell County page stuff will follow along > shortly afterwards (the webmaster stuff is in a lot more places, as are the > control pages for the different GenConnect boards). > > Please encourage him in his new list ownership! > > Bill Bost > TXBELL Out-going listowner > > ______________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com > > ==== TXBELL Mailing List ==== > Support Your Local Genealogy Or Historical Society... You Can Often > Find Helpful Points Of Contact And Resources There.
Welcome Joe, and Bill, you've done a great job. Thanks.
----Original Message Follows---- From: "Margie Duncan" <margie@digitex.net> Hi, my name is Margie Duncan. I'll looking for a cemetery close to Cow Creek in Bell Co. Could you give me some help here. Thanks, Margie Duncan margie@digitex.net ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
----Original Message Follows---- From: "Beverly Robinson" <brobinson@starcomm.net> Reply-To: "Beverly Robinson" <brobinson@starcomm.net> I'm in search of a Lewis Bobo ( Louis Bobo ) born 30 Nov. 1824 in Union County, South Carolina. Went through a Census Book 1870 Texas and found one listed: Louis Bobo Bell County, TX.-- 093--Aiken Beat 5--- 1870 Wondered if you could help me find out about this Louis Bobo, or dirrect me to someone that can???? Appreciate it Greatly Thank you Beverly Robinson ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
----Original Message Follows---- From: "Doug Traylor" <millien@gte.net> Subject: info request for TRAYLOR family names Date: Mon, 13 Sep 1999 19:09:11 -0500 I am seeking info on the TRAYLOR family of Temple, most were employed by Santa Fe Railroad, one was a deputy sheriff or policeman. I am new to the search, can you suggest links for a beginner? Thanks for your time. Doug Traylor, retired Teacher millien@gte.net ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Hi, I hope you have time to check on something for me. I am searching for a grave site for Permelia Hastings in the Wilson Valley Cemetery, I was told that there was a listing for her being buried there. A cousin of mine said she saw it when she was in a library in Waco. I located H N Hastings (he was Permelia's husband) in the listings showing June 21, 1816-January 6, 1892. Can someone tell me if Permelia's was overlooked? Also, is this cemetery close to where someone is?..if it isn't, is it possible to get a photo of his (or both, if her's is there) tombstone? I know this is a lot to ask but it is a long way from MS to come & take it! :-) I would be more than happy to reimburse someone for the photo & postage. Permelia & Hezekiah were my great-great grandparents. Thank you for having this information available to all us frustrated family seekers. Peggy (please let me know if you need my snail mail address) ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Could you check and see if my great-grandmother is buried in this cem.? Ida Mae Burroughs born:1879 died: December 3, 1905. Thank you very much. Elaine Hales ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
I am a direct descendant of Andrew Jackson Hamilton and his wife, Narcissa Stone Hamilton. I understand through relatives that they are buried in MCDOWELL CEMETARY. However I did not find that cemetary listed in Bell County Cemetaries. Please help. ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Hello! I am interested in the Edwards family. Do you know of the Sarah Edwards that m. William Abbott in the 1860's in Millican, Brazos Co. TX? She had a sister, Heneritta and I believe a sister, Mary. There were several "Edwards" in Millican, but I will have to look them up in my files. If interested please reply.
Howdy TXBELL folks! Joe Deaver (ancestry@deaver.com) has agreed to be the TXBELL list and Bell County Genealogy and History web page listowner/webmaster respectively. Over the next few weeks we'll be transitioning functions from me to Joe, and there may be some snags along the way. However, Joe has something like three generations of ancestors from Bell County, and is familiar with the County and its people, and I think he'll do great. The mailing list change-over will go fairly quickly, and the Bell County page stuff will follow along shortly afterwards (the webmaster stuff is in a lot more places, as are the control pages for the different GenConnect boards). Please encourage him in his new list ownership! Bill Bost TXBELL Out-going listowner ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
John, I have much on my Edwards, they were from Morgan, Marshall and Cedar Counties, Missouri and many moved on to Texas, Coryell, Bell, Hamilton, and MeLennan Counties (mainly). Know the first I can connect was born in Kentucky, though. If you are interested, let me know. I have several Micajah's in our line if that rings a bell. Darlene, Native Texan, in Illinois mdgdevries@worldnet.att.net Researching: Adams, Ayres, Baird, Barnett, Brown, De Vries, Edwards, Fitzgerald, Harmsen, Lang, Lassiter, Prince, Stone, and many branches from these. ----- Original Message ----- From: <JohnRVanF@aol.com> To: <TXBELL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, October 25, 1999 9:15 PM Subject: [TXBELL-L] Roll Call Edwards - Page - Jarvis > Hi, > > Any info on the Edwards - Page - Jarvis families would be appreciated. Have a > whole bunch of info to share. > > John > > > ==== TXBELL Mailing List ==== > Boards Are Available At The Bell County Page To Post Bible Records, > Wills, Pensions, Obituaries, And Biographies, And For Surname Queries. >
Howdy Subscribers! Message forwarded for any TXBELL ideas of location.... Bill Bost TXBELL Listowner Jeannie wrote on Tue, 26 Oct 1999: I got a question, i am trying to locate a cemetery that is located off of Hwy 36-you go across the long bridge going toward Gatesville, after u cross the bridge you turn left on Owl Creek Road, and there is suppose to be a cemetery out there, some say it is call Moffat but i know where that is, and some say it is called _____ Flint. I am sorry but i was wondering if you know anything about this. I am in North Carolina. I have gone through the cemetery on the Bell Co., listing but had no luck. Any help would be appreciated. thanks jeannie ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Hello Rose Mary, Would your Burks happen to be related to Amanda, Emily T., or Oliver Burk, children of widow Milly C. Burk that married Josiah HART by chance? Amanda Burk married John R. BECK circa 1850, listed on the Milam census as newlyweds. Teddy
Hello, If anyone has any information on the above mentioned I'd love to hear from you! The Herrings, Garners and Rays were originally from Tennessee, the Whiteleys and Burks from Arkansas. Rose Mary