Thanks, Bill. What I have is edited for use in the Story of Bell Co. and mentions those names only. I will try to get it up for the list tomorrow. Still working to repain my computer. Ann ---------- From: Bill Bost <longwired@hotmail.com> To: TXBELL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [TXBELL-L] TENNESSEE VALLEY Date: Wednesday, March 31, 1999 4:06 PM Reference Tennessee Valley, I thought I remembered an email lookup resource on the Bell County page, and when I checked, the following was there: ------Extracted------- *Lyn Rose will do lookups in her book - TENNESSEE VALLEY, TEXAS 1851-1951 by Ann Joseph. It has a description of this area approximately 8 miles NW of Belton. Much of the area is now under Lake Belton. There are small family trees and short chapters of stories on each of the following families: ALLEN/DRAPER/HOWELL - BIGHAM - BIRDSONG - BOUNDS - CORNELISON/CROW/WHITEL - CROW - COX - CRASS - EUBANKS - FRANCIS - GARNER/PITTMAN - HERRING - MILLER - MOORE - MORGAN - NORMAND - PAULK - RANEY - SCOTT - STEWART - TALLEY - THOMAS - THOMPSON - WALDIP* -------End------- Might be some additional help there. The direct URL for the lookups page is: http://www.rootsweb.com/~txbell/lookups.htm Lyn Rose's address is: rosebud8@jps.net (if I copied it correctly). Bill Bost TXBELL Listowner >From: "Mary Ann Bartlett" <bartlett@vvm.com> >I was almost through transcribing TN VAL. for the second time when the city >shut their lights on and off taking my transcription and, the second time, >my desktop. I will try later from my laptop when I get the battery charged >up enough...and the city is through playing with the lines. Think a >million times before living in a small town!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! >Ann Bartlett > >---------- >From: BADOVINAC3@aol.com >To: TXBELL-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [TXBELL-L] TENNESSEE VALLEY >Date: Tuesday, March 30, 1999 9:17 PM > >Ann, >I'd appreciate any information you might come up with, it sounds >intersting! >Rose Mary 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.