Posted on: Cass County, Tx Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Cass/773 Surname: WATSON ------------------------- Cass co.Tx Search shows alot of WATSON's buried in Cass Co. Any one with information on the WATSONS please contact me. I have Watson information and glad to share.Does any one have information on Mary Jane WATSON? Thank you.God bless, Ann Morris

I have been out of town for a few days. I will now try to finish the last of these. If you wish to obtain any of these, please send your request along with a stamped self addressed envelope to the Bryan County Heritage Assoc., P. O. Box 153, Calera, OK 74730 Shelby, H. C. m. Calcot, Elva Viola 1 Mar 1933 Shelby, Thomas m. Wagner, Ruby 3 Nov 1929 Shellenberger, Erwin Kinsey m. Pritchard, Frances 5 Apr 1930 Shelley, J. S. m. Wheeler, Nora, Mrs. 8 Nov 1931 Shelley, J. W. m. Utley, Carmen 19 Apr 1932 Shelton, Dave m. Coats, Cathren, Mrs. 15 Mar 1932 Shelton, Godfrey m. McGee, Lizzie 30 Dec 1932 Shelton, J. M. m. Reynolds, Essie 2 Apr 1932 Shelton, T. G. m. Brazell, Nellie 28 Oct 1929 Shelton, W. G. m. Kinman, Nannie 31 Oct 1931 Shepard, John William m. Pearce, Virginia 19 Mar 1932 Sherbet, William H. m. Hampton, Eleanor 15 Mar 1930 Sherrod, Joseph E. m. Carr, Jessie 30 Mar 1930 Shields, Hillard m. Gray, Maggie 7 Nov 1932 Shipman, Doyle E. m. Shipman, Flora E., Mrs. 12 Jan 1932 Shipp, Bert m. Henderson, Ruby Lee 14 Feb 1932 Shipp, Charley m. Burrow, Dorothy 26 May 1936 Shires, E. S. m. Johnson, Frances, Mrs. 25 Dec 1932 Shoaf, Elexus D. m. Murdock, Hattie Sue 16 Jul 1933 Short, L. S m. Bullard, Ruby 9 Jan 1933 Simmons, Franklin Coleman m. Hasting, Forrest Rose 2 Apr 1932 Simmons, Lonnie L. m. Lewis, Billie 26 Oct 1929 Simmons, Ocy m. Gould, Hazel 7 Mar 1932 Simms, R. W. m. Jones, Juanita 11 Feb 1930 Sims, A. A. m. Williams, Essie 17 Oct 1936 Sims, Harmon m. Malone, Lucile 7 Feb 1932 Sims, Horace m. Mitchell, Florence 30 Mar 1930 Sims, Samuel Monroe m. Bierdrell, Elsie 26 Feb 1930 Skinner, Willie m. Ratliffe, Barbara 10 Mar 1930 Slaughter, Orville Tredville m. Rogers, Katie Minerva 19 Nov 1932 Sloan, M. G. m. Jones, Raye N. 29 Apr 1932 Slusher, W. E. m. Moore, M. Celestine 19 Aug 1933 Smalley, Burrell m. Taylor, Vera 20 Dec 1932 Smith, Audrean Atchison m. Ware, Martha Virginia 5 Mar 1932 Smith, Basil m. Flowers, Lela Mae, Mrs. 31 Mar 1930 Smith, C. C. m. Wallace, Rosie 29 Oct 1932 Smith, C. R. m. Bagdett, Rosa 9 Jul 1934 Smith, Calvin M. m. Copley, Ruby May 20 Feb 1930 Smith, Charles D. m. McCarter, Jewel 10 Feb 1930 Smith, Chester Oliver m. Barrington, Verna 2 Dec 1932 Smith, Claud m. Williams, Lola 13 Dec 1932 Smith, Clayton m. Calhoun, Lutheria 27 Sep 1937 Smith, Curtis m. Smith, Marguerite 8 Nov 1931 Wanda Ellis [email protected]

Posted on: Cass County, Tx Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Cass/772 Surname: Stroud, Moore ------------------------- I was wondering if there might be any that have the books: Cemetery Records of Cass Co. TX - vols 1-8? I am looking for the record of: STROUD, Jeff Cemetery Records of Cass Co. TX - vols 1-8 vol.7 pg.102. You can reach me directly at [email protected] Thanks for your help Veronica

Posted on: Cass County, Tx Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Cass/771 Surname: LUNDY, WATSON, CRIDER ------------------------- Cass Co,Tx. Looking for info on The LUNDY family. Polina LUNDY married Joseph P. CRIDER. Mary Jane LUNDY married a WATSON The Mother of these two women was Nancy LUNDY. Anyone having infomation,please post,or e-mail me. Thanks,God bless..Ann Morris

Date: 2000NOV16 From: [email protected] (Philip Hudson) To: [email protected] (Jo Anna Dale) To: [email protected] Jo Anna, Place names are not foreign to the subject of genealogy. I didn't find Grassville but I came close. In Texas there are Grassyville in Bastrop Co.,Grassland in Lynn Co., TX, Grass Island in San Antonio Bay in Calhoun Co., Grass Valley Hollow in Kinney Co., Grassy Creek in Grimes Co., Grassy Point on San Antonio Bay in Refugio Co., and Grass Pond Colony in Wilson Co. In the Cram's Atlas of 1901 there was Grassyville in Bastrop Co. Some of these are place names of creeks and islands, etc. Some are the names of communities. There are probably more. I hope this helps. - Philip Hudson

Posted on: Cass County, Tx Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Cass/769 Surname: Stroud, Moore ------------------------- I have a Von Dulus Stroud Jr (only child) born 9-25-1929 in Cass County, Texas to Von Dulus and Vera (Moore) Stroud. Von Dulus Stroud born 2-28-1985 was the son of Jeff Stroud. I am told that Jeff's mother was a native indian and her name was Rebecca and they were in Ark. I really have nothing more to go on. Vera Moore born 11-6-1900 was the daughter of Walter and Allie (maiden name not known) Moore. If you know anything about the Moore or Stroud family I would love to hear from you.

Posted on: Cass County, Tx Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Cass/768 Surname: EPPS, HARE, HODGE ------------------------- Just recently I read a message from one of the counties I receive from Texas where someone was looking for "Lovelady's". I was researching my own surnames when I came across this information in the 1880 Morris County Census LOVELADY, Jeff - (Head)W M 33 Engineer b. AL Parents b. AL Martha (wife)W F 24 b. AR " AR William (son) 8 Laura (dau) 7 Floretta (dau) 5 Jefferson (son) 3 John (son) 1 mo. All the children were born in Texas. This info can be viewed at Morris County site, 1880 Census, ED 94, page 07.gif. [email protected]

Hello Listers, I am looking for information about the family of Charles Berry Gray who may have moved from Chambers County AL to Cass County around 1877--1880. Does anyone have any information about this family? I also saw mention of The Heritage of Chambers County, Alabama on the list the other day. Is this a book or periodical? How would I gain access to this--is it for sale somewhere? If so, where? Thanks for any help. Mickey Shanks

The Alsobrooks of Chambers County Alabama are intermarried with several families that I am researching that migrated to East Texas. (Hodnett, Megginson, Moore, Finley), I am not a descendant. I saw the post about Alsobrooks and recalled reading that Joseph Harrison Alsobrook migrated to East Texas early on. He was not the first Alsobrook in East Texas but there is sufficient information on him. According to the article submitted by Kathleen Alsobrook of Austin TX. Joseph Harrison Alsobrook was the b. July 4 1850 in Chambers Co. His parents were James Wesley b. July 28, 1813 Jones Co. GA and Elizabeth Ann (Lindsey) Alsobrook b. Dec 22, 1839. They appear to move to Chambers Co. Alabama about 1832 according to Nellie Alsobrook. James Wesley Alsobrook was the son of Landon and Tamsey (Brantley) Alsobrook. Other descendants of Alsobrooks from Chambers Co. and Tallapoosa Co., AL in this lineage submitted articles in the The Heritage of Chambers Co. Alabama, published last year. You might contact them for more information. Kathleen Alsobrook, 2006 Brentwood, Austin TX 78757 Jeanie Hammers, HC3 Box 601030 Kirbyville, TX 75956 Nellie Alsobrook Mace, PO Box 275, Newton, TX 75966-0275 Sorry I don't have more information. Debra Buster Visit the Road to East Texas Our Family reunion http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs2686/ Surnaems e----- From: landn <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, November 11, 2000 10:52 PM Subject: Your Alsobrook connections? >I just got your address from Rosalyn Alsobrook and she thought you were a >descendant of Joseph Harrison Alsobrook. >I still would like to hear from you as to how you are connected to the rest >of us. I am an Alsobrook by birth. >Later. Nellie Alsobrook Mace > >

Dana: These types of accidents are rare, but can be deadly. Same thing happened to my husband...those lil' critters can move so fast they're in your car before you know it. So glad you and your mom are still with us. Prayers goin up for yours and her healing. dusty -----Original Message----- From: Dana Thomas <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, November 11, 2000 7:35 PM Subject: [TXCASS-L] Sorry I've been out of pocket! >Hello all. I know some of you have noticed the quietness coming from my >neck of the woods. I know you've been wondering what's going >on.....so.....before I go on, let me just say that I and my Mom are okay. >Last Monday I took my mom shopping just like I do every Monday but this >would turn out to be a >unordinary day. > >Monday evening when we were returning home an on-coming vehicle hit a 5-6 >point deer knocking it into the air. It then struck my Chevy Lumina on the >hood and slid up hitting on the passenger side of the windshield. Bursting >through the windshield and crumpling the roof of the car. My mother was >knocked out upon impact. When I managed to get the car stopped the hind >quarters of the deer were in my mother's lap. > >My Mom had a cut on her arm and two bruises which covered the entire upper >part of her right arm. Our main concern with her was her previous diagnosis >of herniated discs in her neck but the test came back fine. We returned >home from the ER at 5 am Tues. morning. Needless to say I didn't go vote >Tues. I was so soar I couldn't hardly move for a couple of days. Had a >minor cut on my leg and a bruise or two. Still soar now, but I did get out >and drive today...thought I'd better get back on the horse :) It was tense >but I lived through it. > >Please keep us in your prayers as we are still recovering physically and >emotionally from the whole ordeal. > >I have pictures on the web but I must warn you...if you are faint at heart >or squeamish then you'd better stay away. >http://freepages.family.rootsweb.com/~danasite/deer_wreck/ > >Thanks, >Dana >©D. G. Thomas ><[email protected]> AIM: DGVTreCRZY Yahoo!: DGVThomas >Please see my homepage: >http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~danasite/DGVT/ > > >==== TXCASS Mailing List ==== >Do you have a success story for the success page? Please send it to me at: [email protected] >

Hello all. I know some of you have noticed the quietness coming from my neck of the woods. I know you've been wondering what's going on.....so.....before I go on, let me just say that I and my Mom are okay. Last Monday I took my mom shopping just like I do every Monday but this would turn out to be a unordinary day. Monday evening when we were returning home an on-coming vehicle hit a 5-6 point deer knocking it into the air. It then struck my Chevy Lumina on the hood and slid up hitting on the passenger side of the windshield. Bursting through the windshield and crumpling the roof of the car. My mother was knocked out upon impact. When I managed to get the car stopped the hind quarters of the deer were in my mother's lap. My Mom had a cut on her arm and two bruises which covered the entire upper part of her right arm. Our main concern with her was her previous diagnosis of herniated discs in her neck but the test came back fine. We returned home from the ER at 5 am Tues. morning. Needless to say I didn't go vote Tues. I was so soar I couldn't hardly move for a couple of days. Had a minor cut on my leg and a bruise or two. Still soar now, but I did get out and drive today...thought I'd better get back on the horse :) It was tense but I lived through it. Please keep us in your prayers as we are still recovering physically and emotionally from the whole ordeal. I have pictures on the web but I must warn you...if you are faint at heart or squeamish then you'd better stay away. http://freepages.family.rootsweb.com/~danasite/deer_wreck/ Thanks, Dana ©D. G. Thomas <[email protected]> AIM: DGVTreCRZY Yahoo!: DGVThomas Please see my homepage: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~danasite/DGVT/

Hello... Seeking information pertaining to John E. McCall b. 1854 AL d. 1895 Cass Co. buried at Douglassville. Also...David Crossley Johnson b. 1891 d. 1968 buried Pinecrest Cemetery. Would like to exchange information. Thank you, Mary McCall Thompson

I am not sure if this is a relation as I am not researching Alsobrooks, however, there were a fairly large number of residents of Chambers Co. Alambama that migrated to East Texas, specifically Red River and Cass Co. just prior to and just after the Civil War, Among migrants are Joseph Harrison Alsobrook, and others. My interest is because of related marriage in my maternal line to Alsobrook. Among other family names that migrated about the same time from Chambers Co. Alabama are Greer, Sims, Harris, Robberson, Megginson, Almand, Moore, There seems to be a disproportionate number of families from this area of Alabama, Chambers Co, Tallapoosa Co. and Troup Co. GA than any other location You can find information about the Alsobrook family in the Chambers county Heritage book Vol. 9, An article about this group of Alsobrooks was submitted by Kathleen Alsobrook from Austin TX. Alsobrooks are also pictured in this addition at the Megginson Cemetery. Visit the Road to East Texas Our family Reunion http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/2686 inal Message----- From: Rosalyn Alsobrook <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, November 09, 2000 11:36 PM Subject: [TXCASS-L] Jim Alsobrook, son of Joseph >Posted on: Cass County, Tx Query Forum >Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Cass/767 > >Surname: ALSOBROOK, WHITE, McDonald >------------------------- > >I did not have a death date or place for Jim. Thanks. I had a birth year >and a marriage date (February 19, 1880) and I agree with you as to Jim >being linked because I think Jim was son of Joseph Marshall Alsobrook and >Jerusah Greer. I'm not sure of his middle initial but he was a James who >was called Jim. One source thinks the initial is G for Garland and another >thinks it is S, perhaps for Sims??. Since you have his death date and know >where he's buried, perhaps you have the inside track on that middle initial?? > >I'm also curious at to why you think there may have been another wife. >Is it because of the boys birth dates? I'd love to try to check into that. >I've just recently been in touch with family descendants of Joseph Marshall >(down through Gus) who are very interested in knowing more about their >bunch. This would be of great interest to them, too. > >How positive are you about the daughter named Clyde? (what kind of ribbing >did SHE get in school!?) Do you know if there were graves of possible children >near them? > >What's the cemetery info on the two boys, Willie and Sims? I wonder if >Sims is short for Simmons. That's a name that appears in the names of some >of the TN Alsobrooks. > >As for Benjamin (Ben), if you are talking about the one born July 17, 1866, >I feel pretty confident he is Jim's brother and that Jim was "James" in >the 1870 census records. > >And I don't mind the head spinning, I'm getting kinda used to it these >days, what with all the stray Alsobrooks yet to be connected into overall >family tree. > > > >==== TXCASS Mailing List ==== >To receive announcements when the Cass County, TXGenWeb pages are updated join [email protected] > >

Posted on: Cass County, Tx Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Cass/767 Surname: ALSOBROOK, WHITE, McDonald ------------------------- I did not have a death date or place for Jim. Thanks. I had a birth year and a marriage date (February 19, 1880) and I agree with you as to Jim being linked because I think Jim was son of Joseph Marshall Alsobrook and Jerusah Greer. I'm not sure of his middle initial but he was a James who was called Jim. One source thinks the initial is G for Garland and another thinks it is S, perhaps for Sims??. Since you have his death date and know where he's buried, perhaps you have the inside track on that middle initial?? I'm also curious at to why you think there may have been another wife. Is it because of the boys birth dates? I'd love to try to check into that. I've just recently been in touch with family descendants of Joseph Marshall (down through Gus) who are very interested in knowing more about their bunch. This would be of great interest to them, too. How positive are you about the daughter named Clyde? (what kind of ribbing did SHE get in school!?) Do you know if there were graves of possible children near them? What's the cemetery info on the two boys, Willie and Sims? I wonder if Sims is short for Simmons. That's a name that appears in the names of some of the TN Alsobrooks. As for Benjamin (Ben), if you are talking about the one born July 17, 1866, I feel pretty confident he is Jim's brother and that Jim was "James" in the 1870 census records. And I don't mind the head spinning, I'm getting kinda used to it these days, what with all the stray Alsobrooks yet to be connected into overall family tree.

Posted on: Cass County, Tx Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Cass/766 Surname: Alsobrook ------------------------- Even though I can't be for certain, Jim Alsobrook (b. 1859 d. 28 Jun 1923) is somehow related to Joseph and Benjamin Alsobrook, as Jim married (this might be his second marriage)Fannie White (1859-10 May 1926)in Red River County on 19 Feb 1880. Jim and Fannie are buried at Clarksville Cemetery. Fannie's parents are both buried at Manchester Cemetery and Manchester was quite a road trip to Clarksville back then. Buried alongside Jim and Fannie at Clarksville Cemetery are Sims and Willie, both might be their sons, as the birth dates fit. They also had a daughter named Clyde who married Charles H. McDonald. This couple is buried in Clarksville Cemetery,also in section 7 just like her parents, Jim and Fannie Alsobrook. Sorry to make your head spin.

Posted on: Cass County, Tx Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Cass/765 Surname: Alsobrook ------------------------- Thanks for the information. I was especially pleased to get the name of the cemetery where Benjamin was buried. I knew it was in Red River County, but I didn't have the exact name of the place. Now if I could just prove his father was John Alsobrook of Shelby County, TN, which is what I suspect, I'd be a happy camper....

Posted on: Cass County, Tx Obits Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Tx/CassObits/46 Surname: Duncan, Fincher, Foster, Hickson, Kelly, Snelgrove, Stigaullde, Tidwell, Vaughn ------------------------- RECORD, December 1996, pg 31 TIDWELL, Etta Elizabeth Snelgrove, was born Jan. 11, 1902 in Cass Co., TX and died Oct. 3 1996 in Linden, TX. Survivors: sons, Curtis, Keene, TX and Johnny, San Bernardino, CA; daughters, Nettie Vaughn, Loreana Stigaullde, Lee Duncan and Dorothy Hickson, all of Linden, Bernice Foster, Irving, TX and Merle Fincher, Tyler, TX; sister, Ava Kelly, Longview, TX; 28 grandchildren; 58 great-grandchildren; 12 great, great-grandchldren. submitted by Allan Priest I have no further information or interest in this person.

THIS WILL PROBABLY MY LAST LIST FOR SEVERAL DAYS. If you wish to obtain any of these, please send your request along with a stamped self addressed envelope to the Bryan County Heritage Assoc., P. O. Box 153, Calera, OK 74730 Setton, Clarence m. Houston, Edith 26 Oct 1930 Sexton, Jess m. Bayer, Freda 4 Apr 1931 Shackelford, E. C. m. Richardson, Vivian 14 Mar 1931 Shafer, Carl J. m. Guthrie, Evelyn, Mrs. 25 Jul 1928 Shamburger, Glen L. m. Wood, Bernice 14 Sep 1930 Shanks, Robert m. Hudson, Inez 3 Oct 1931 Sharman, Nathan m. Kavanaugh, Jewell 31 Dec 1931 Sharp, Curtis m. Cundiff, Marie 27 Dec 1931 Sharpe, Harry H. m. Yates, Gustava 19 Nov 1930 Sharpe, S. A. m. Verdery, Blanche 6 Nov 1930 Shastid, W. L. m. Rollins, Eddie 18 Jul 1930 Shaw, Charles Lester m. Nelson, Helen 14 Aug 1930 Shaw, Ernest m. Chapman, Bessie 30 Sep 1931 Shaw, Linnie Lawson m. Statts, Ester, Mrs. 14 May 1930 Shaw, R. L. m. Winningham, R. L., Mrs. 6 Sep 1929 Shaw, Raymond m. Edwards, Clarie 7 Jun 1930 Shawhart, Cleo m. McLeod, Belle 29 Oct 1930 Shearon, Virgil B. m. Archer, Richey 8 Feb 1931 Shelby, Walter R. m. Marek, Ruby A. 21 Nov 1931 Shelley, Bennie m. Kalm, Daisy 26 Aug 1930 Shelton, Jewell m. Redd, Christine 30 Aug 1930 Shelton, Ocie m. Darling, Sylvia 21 Aug 1932 Sherbert, Geo. H. m. Morris, Helen 18 Aug 1930 Sherley, Fred m. Goforth, Johnnie 29 Sep 1931 Sherman, John m. Bourland, Alla May 7 Dec 1930 Sherrard, Lyonel Clinton m. Martin, Bettie Frances 19 Dec 1930 Sherrill, Walter m. Burke, Janet 12 Jan 1931 Sherrin, Wayne m. Fulfer, Veda 12 Nov 1927 Sherrod, William W. m. Allsup, Francie 16 Oct 1931 Shewbert, W. E. m. Robinson, Odessa 4 Jan 1932 Shipp, Bert m. Hudzietz, Lottie Dell 15 Jun 1930 Shipperley, J. M. m. Blanche, Kersey, Mrs. 21 Jun 1930 Shivers, Clarence m. Hilton, Irene 30 Aug 1930 Shoat, Clarence D. m. Springstein, Ina 9 Mar 1931 Shock, Frank E. m. Hukill, Mildred L. 12 Jun 1930 Shook, O. O. m. Jones, Edwina 25 Dec 1930 Short, Cecil m. Sullivan, Lucille 21 Aug 1932 Short, Cecil m. Alexander, LaVerne 16 Jun 1930 Short, John J. m. Darrow, Fairy 12 Apr 1929 Wanda Ellis [email protected]

If you wish to obtain any of these, please send your request along with a stamped self addressed envelope to the Bryan County Heritage Assoc., P. O. Box 153, Calera, OK 74730 Sammon, Dan m. Mitchuson, Beatrice 20 Feb 1930 Sampson, Vernon S. m. Ferguson, Margaret 1 Mar 1941 Sanchez, Emilia m. Varela, Soledad 11 Feb 1930 Sanderson, J. W. m. Jameson, Johnnie Sue 18 Mar 1932 Sanderson, Junius Wallace m. Cathreal, Ida M., Mrs. 10 Jan 1932 Sargent, James Grady m. Dickey, Laura Fern 29 Oct 1932 Sargent, Robert m. Olsen, Ernestine R. 16 Mar 1932 Savage, Frank H. m. Eubank, Emma E. 14 Nov 1932 Sawyer, John m. Martin, Patsey 23 Jan 1934 Scherzer, George, Jr. m. Savage, Marguerite 27 Mar 1932 Scherzer, W. O. m. Wilkerson, Nettie 22 Mar 1930 Schmidt, Paul Wright, Joyce 20 May 1940 Schwahn, Wm. m. Mitcham, Catherine 12 Apr 1930 Scoggins, Luther Lee m. Sanders, Oma Lee 24 Dec 1932 Scoggins, Preston m. Garrard, Savanah 31 Oct 1929 Scoggins, Robert Lee m. Lewis, Willie Mae 18 Feb 1933 Scott, Eugene m. Fain, Fredie Dean 28 Apr 1932 Scott, Henry L. m. Wilson, Dixie Mae 29 Oct 1932 Scott, J. H. m. Jones, Lena V., Mrs. 16 Apr 1932 Scott, R. C. m. Thompson, Sue 17 Dec 1932 Scruggs, Howard m. Williams, Margaret 26 Oct 1929 Seal, L. C. m. Terry, Emma Lou, Mrs. 30 Jan 1934 Seale, L. B. m. Bondurant, Doris 14 Mar 1930 Seay, Bernes m. Yeats, Winnie 2 Jun 1934 Scripture, R. M. m. Bush, Elvina 5 Mar 1930 Sewell, John W. m. Lindsey, Ollie 28 Feb 1931 Shafer, Robert William m. Temple, Mary Ann 19 Nov 1932 Shafner, Charles Edward m. White, Manon 13 Mar 1930 Shamblin, George m. Hill, Anna 31 Dec 1932 Shane, F. I. m. Marsh, Pearl 17 Mar 1932 Sharp, Everett m. Lane, Rosemary 10 Mar 1934 Sharp, Laverne m. Tidwell, Irene 21 Sep 1941 Shattuck, Arthur Warner, Jr. m. McKnight, Jean Ann 22 Mar 1930 Shaver, Eugene H. m. Martin, Iva Joe 7 Nov 1931 Shaw, James B. m. Taber, Julia M. 23 Feb 1931 Sheffield, Morris Wynne m. White, Mary Ruth 5 Feb 1932 Wanda Ellis [email protected]

Posted on: Cass County, Tx Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Cass/764 Surname: Alsobrook ------------------------- Joseph Marshall Alsobrook married Narcissus Clark, Jerusha Geer (married April 27, 1855 in Red River County) and Margaret Hall (married January 3, 1871 in Red River County). These marriage dates come from Red River County's marriage book. Benjamin Marshall was born to the union of Joseph and Jerusha. Benjamin and his wife, Cora Covington had quite a few children and both are buried in Manchester Cemetery in the Manchester Community of Red River County along with many of their children and their spouses. Other children are buried in the cemeteries of Leesville and Bogata. Ben and Cora lived their later years around Bogata, and most of their children lived around the Deport area. The Alsobrook descendants are found in the Lamar County area. A footnote to know, there are other Alsobrooks buried in the Red River County area Clarksville, Avery, and Lanes Chapel Cemeteries. I don't know if they are related to the Joseph Marshall Alsobrook family. There are two Alsobrook descendants working on their family history. One is Bennie Mack Alsobrook and I think he may live in Lamar County. The other is Nancy Alsobrook-Gresham. Her husband's name is Earl and they live at 180 Depot in Lamar County.