Rebecca, Texas was still in a state of rebuilding after the war, and I'm sure jobs and money were not easy to come by. Pillaging indians caused a lot of settlers to move on. I know my family moved a lot in those years too from Williamson County to Mills, Brown, Coleman and some even went to LLano and Burnet counties. A lot of of families followed the crops, wheat and cotton and later peanuts in and around Deleon, Dublin and Comanche County. Hope this doesn't sound to much like a history lesson. Patsy in Brownwood BTW Do you have an Angus LEE in your line? He married my great-aunt Hannah Harris

Hi Patsy. Thanks for the info. My Robert K LEE was b. in Brownwood - I guess he had a barber business there before going to CA in 1918. I only know of 3 of his sibling - all females - at this point. And I know nothing of his father, John LEE's, siblings or parents. So, I could have an Angus but this LEE line is fairly new for me. One more thing: Who/where would I write to find out abt a business license for Robert K. LEE? (b. 1885 Brownwood) or land ownership - anything of that sort? Thanks. Becky | Rebecca, Texas was still in a state of rebuilding after the war, and I'm | sure jobs and money were not easy to come by. Pillaging indians caused | a lot of settlers to move on. I know my family moved a lot in those | years too from Williamson County to Mills, Brown, Coleman and some even | went to LLano and Burnet counties. A lot of of families followed the | crops, wheat and cotton and later peanuts in and around Deleon, Dublin | and Comanche County. | Hope this doesn't sound to much like a history lesson. | Patsy in Brownwood | | BTW Do you have an Angus LEE in your line? He married my great-aunt | Hannah Harris