Would some one mind looking to see if Charles William Moore & MAry Elizabeth HAle was married in Ellis co, about the year of 1903 or there abouts, Thank you jenell

Ellis County Texas Archives Photo Person.....Park And (possibly D. D. Yaw?), William M. (Will) And Unknown Person 1930 ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/tx/txfiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Joyce Riggs [email protected] July 12, 2006, 3:19 pm Source: Will Park's Collection Of Photographs Name: William M. (Will) And Unknown Person Park And (possibly D. D. Yaw?) Date Of Photograph: 1930 Photo can be seen at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/tx/ellis/photos/parkandp201ph.jpg Image file size: 40.5 Kb This is one more photograph I found in my father's pictures. He is William M. (Will) Park in the conductor's uniform. This was taken about 1930. He has written another name on the back and I cannot be sure what it is. It looks like "D. D. Yaw" but am not sure. If anyone has any knowledge of who this person is please let me know and I will correct the name. Additional Comments: I think the second man is probably dressed to work the freigt division for Texas Electric Railway Company. My father worked this division for the last few years before the interurban shut down between Dallas and Corsicana. His hours were 12 midnight to 12 noon -- seven days a week with no time off for vacations or holidays. File at: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tx/ellis/photos/parkandp201ph.txt This file has been created by a form at http://www.poppet.org/txfiles/ File size: 1.6 Kb

Ellis County Texas Archives Photo Person.....Park, William M. (Will) 1930 ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/tx/txfiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Joyce Riggs [email protected] July 12, 2006, 2:53 pm Source: Unknown Photographer Found In Will Park's Pictures Name: William M. (Will) Park Date Of Photograph: 1930 Photo can be seen at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/tx/ellis/photos/park200ph.jpg Image file size: 83.2 Kb This is another picture of my father on his interurban car taken about 1930. He was a conductor on the Dallas/Corsicana line and worked for Texas Electric Ry. Co. until they closed the line down. File at: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tx/ellis/photos/park200ph.txt This file has been created by a form at http://www.poppet.org/txfiles/ File size: 1.0 Kb

I'd like to encourage all of you to look through your files and submit marriage records for your Ellis County people as researchers do need those especially in the early 1900's. ================================= Barbara Knox has on-line several books of early marriages: http://www.rootsweb.com/~txellis/ctrecords/index.htm Marriage Records Book A Sept. 1850 - Nov. 1857 Book B Nov. 1857 - July 1872 Book C Aug. 1872 - April 02, 1878 Book D Beginning 3 April 1878 - 1879 ========================= But for the early 1900's there is a vacuum. The marriage licenses don't give you much family information, but they will show who married them, and the date. You can add what you know about the family as well. We have some "forms" which are easy to use, and you can use them at your leisure. http://www.genrecords.org/txfiles/ Choose "Marriages Individual" ---- Add in the comments section who their parents were, etc. So many of our Ellis County communities had marriages occurring with their neighbors in those early days, and by sharing what you have, someone may get a lead on someone! Also I've discovered through our Interurban data that there were several romances that occurred due to meeting on the trains! http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/tx/ellis/ellistoc.htm This is the index page where these records will appear after they're submitted. Virginia

Ellis County Texas Archives History .....Czech Immigration To Ennis 1980 ? ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/tx/txfiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Virginia Crilley http://www.rootsweb.com/~archreg/vols/00003.html#0000642 July 12, 2006, 5:19 pm Book Title: Ennis Daily News article ca 1980's (no byline) Immigration of Czechs to Ennis For generations individuals of Czech extraction have made many notable historical and cultural contributions to the Ennis area. As the second largest ethnic group in Texas, individuals of Czech descent now number nearly one million. The Czech language is the state's third most popular spoken language. From 1620 until 1918, the Czechs lived in the Bohemia and Moravia provices under the rule of the Austria-Hungary empire. The Czechs 1848 revolt against the Hapsburg Monarchy was unsuccessful and oppression resulted. Czechs began to look toward American for freedom and opportunity. In the late 1840s Czech immigrants came to Texas in increasing numbers. The first Czech families to arrive in the Ennis area came in 1875. They settle primarily in the ares of Creechville, Telico, and Crisp. As additional Czechs came, they tended to flock to the communities where they knew someone. A large influx of immigrants began to come to Ennis in the mid 1880s. Their talent for farming led the Czechs to settle on the rich soil areas of Texas. Many would work on the farms of other immigrants to get a start until they were able to obtain their own property. Many also worked and saved money to bring additional family members from their homeland to this "land of opportunity". Some of the newcomers first moved to other parts of the United States. Then they'd hear about Ennis and the opportunity to purchase land and farm. Many of the immigrants came to the United States at a young age, perhaps in their 20s. Some knew each other in Europe and then married here. Others came with young families, while some came with their entire family -- great grandparents, grandparents, sons and daughters and their children. Many men came early and later sent for their family members. Much has been written about immigrants to the Ennis area being primarily from the Moravian province. Although many were, there were also a large number from the Bohemian province. A very limited number of people from Slovakia found their way to the Ennis area. Bohemia, Moravia, and Slovakia were the three large provinces of the Czech lands which came to be Czechoslovakia in 1918. Since Jan 1, 1993, Bohemia and Moravia comprise the Czech Republic and Slovakia is known as the Slovak Republic. Various reasons played a part in decisions made by Czechs to leave their homeland for America. The decision must have been tough for many. They left behind their homeland, properties, personal belongings, and many times parents, brothers, sisters, and in some cases spouses and children. There were promises of returns to visit, but most never materialized. They came with visions of an ideal life in an ideal land. Many left their homeland because of the fear of conscription into the Austrian Army because of the unsettled Balkan situation. Some had already served in the Army and feared they'd have to serve additional time. The Czechs looked toward American for freedom and opportunity. Transportation companies encouraged travel to America. File at: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tx/ellis/history/other/czechimm18gms.txt This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.org/txfiles/ File size: 3.7 Kb

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Ellis County Texas Archives Marriages.....Whitfill, Laura - Ruffin, W. H. 1903 ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/tx/txfiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Virginia Crilley http://www.rootsweb.com/~archreg/vols/00003.html#0000642 July 12, 2006, 3:40 pm Marriage Book - Ellis County Certificate No.: F#1034618 State of Texas Ellis County To any Judge of the county or district court, regularly licensed or ordained minister of the gospel, Jewish Rabbi, or Justice of the Peace in and for said County of Ellis - Greeting You are hereby authorized to solemnize the Rites of Matrimony between Mr. W. H. Ruffin and Miss Laura Whitfill and make due return to the Clerk of the County Court of said County within sixt days thereafter, certifying you action under this License. Witnes my official signature and seal of office at Waxahachie this 22 day of April A.D. 1903. Refe R. Hendricks, Clerk County Ellis County I, Rev. J.F. Hughes hereby certify that on the 23 day of April AD 1903 I united in marriage Mr. W.H. Ruffin and Miss Laura Whitfill the parties above named. Witness my hand this 23 dy of april, AD 10-3 Rev. J.F. Hughes, Ordained Minister Returned and filed for Record the 4 day of May AD 1903 and recorded 24 June 1903 Rufe R. Hendricks, Clerk Additional Comments: William Harrison was the son of Henry J. and Winnie Virginia Jinks Ruffin. He was born May 3, 1879. Laura Whitfill was born Mar 11, 1884, daughter of Benjamin B and Delima Whitfill. The Whitfills were from Kentucky and early settlers in Alma by 1883. They were Roman Catholic and the Ruffins were Methodist. Family legend says that Laura had been sent away to a Catholic Boarding School to keep her from marrying Harrison, but when her mother , Delima, died, Laura came back and married him anyway. Rev. J. F. Hughes, may have been Baptist. He also married Allen Tillman Ruffin (Nov 1903) File at: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tx/ellis/vitals/marriages/whitfill27gmr.txt This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.org/txfiles/ File size: 2.3 Kb

I have over 200 individuals in my database with roots in Ellis Co., TX. Surnames and towns listed below are those of primary interest. Limestone Co., AL, Giles Co., TN, Calhoun Co., AL and Randolph Co., AL are counties and states where most of the primary families in my database of 100,000 names lived before moving to Ellis Co., TX. I personally descend from Hasten aka Hastings or Hasting, Perry, Browning, Morris, Dunnavant, Hargrove, Meadows and Holt. The other surnames are collateral families or involve descendants of above surnames. There were many intermarriages in Alabama and Tennessee before families arrived in Ellis Co., TX, ALMA Perry Hasten Smith McLain Browning Whitfill Curlin AVALON Hasten Perry Smith - families originally from Limestone Co., AL ENNIS McLain Hasten Clem Toone Smith - families originated from Limestone Co., AL Keller FERRIS O'Briant Wickliffe Hastings aka Hasten or Hasting Case FORRESTON Perry Meadows Hasten Morris Browning McKenney aka McKinney Smith - families originated from Limestone Co., AL Tommie aka Tomy Toone Clem Boyd Brown Justice Hastings ITALY Perry McMillion Hasten or Hastings or Hasting Scott Hoover Justice MAYPEARL Wiggins MIDLOTHIAN John Samuel McEldowney desc. of Sewell Turner Brooks MILFORD Perry McLain McMillion Hasten Hastings McLeod Reeves Woody Allison Browning Lynch Mauldin PALMER and members of RUTHERFORD PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH Formerly Red Oak Primitive Baptist Perry Browning McLain Walls or Wall Morris I have a copy of the Rutherford Primitive Baptist Church membership list naming those individuals who were members in the 1890's through early 1900's. Years ago I submitted the list to rootsweb.com. My grandmother, Sula Perry Hasten, acquired the list many years before she died in 1972. WAXAHACHIE area - exact location unknown or lived multiple places throughout county Sewell Smith - families originated from Limestone Co., AL Stanley Toone Clem Hastings Wardlaw Weaver Bearden Carlton Case Compton Cunningham Daniel Davis Dorsey Duff Dunavant or Dunnavant or Dunivant & other variant spellings Fudge Gardner Partain Calvin Clem Hargrove or Hargrave Garrett Gilbert Giles Glenn Grantham Hall Hickman Holland Holmes Holt - families originally from Limestone Co., AL Hoover Justice Ruth Hasten Walsh Springfield, VA

Another page from Dave -- if you see someone you know, let us know. 1920 United States Federal Census-Texas-Ellis-Italy-District 154- Waco Street + Dunlap St + Hope St. Jan 19,1920 Martha Lou Goldston ? registrar printed page # 1B Waco St. 12-13 Hastings, Cordie H. own male white 28 Tenn Tenn Tenn " , Annie wife white 28 Tx Tx Tenn " , Elnora dau 1yr & 7mos Tx " , Joe D. son 1mo 13-14 Sims, Raleigh D. rent m w 34 Tx Tx Tx " , Olivia wife w 31 Tx Tenn Miss " , Markaleta dau 7 Tx " , Dabney P. son 3yrs & 2 mos 14-15 Piland, George A. r m w 58 Tx NC Pennsylvania " , Lizzie wife w 54 Illinois Illinois Illinois 15-16 Williams, Joe P. r m w 59 Tx US US " , Hattie wife w 48 Illinois Kentucky IN Toddy ?, Bennie son 14 Tx 16-17 Hughes, Oscgr ? R. r m w 42 Tx US US " , Ada S. wife w 36 Tx US US " , Maude dau 16 Tx " , Lena dau 13 " , Fred son 12 " , Ruby dau 7 " , Mildred dau 5 " , Sybil dau 3yrs & 5mos Dunlap St. 17-18 Parker, Joe M. r m w 40? Ga. Ga. Ga. " , Lula wife w 38 Ala. Ala. Ala. " , Viola dau 20 Tx " , Lewis son 18 " , Martha L. dau 12 " , Joe M. son 3yrs & 2mos Johns, Ruel nephew m w 18 Tx 18-19 Pirkle, Charles r m w 20 Tx US US " , mrs ? wife w 20 Tx US US 19-20 McWhirter, Patrick L.? r m w 29 Tx Tenn Tenn " , Lena wife w 27 Tx Tx Tx 21 Crayton, Thomas F. r w m 23 Tx Miss Tx " , Lottie B. wife w 24 Tx Tx Tx 20-22 Moseley, Louis S. own m w 50 Georgia Florida Florida " , Mary F. wife w 40 Canada Canada Canada " , Annie M. dau 17 Tx " , Fannie B. dau 13 " , Louis S. son 11 " , Joe W. son 9 21-23 Smithwick, Joseph r m w 43 Ala. US US " , Mallie wife w 36 Tx Kentucky Tx " , Jewell dau 12 Tx " , Limuel son 8 " , Uirla ? dau 6 Hope St. 22-24 Watts, Harry S. r m w 27 Miss. Miss US " , Clria ? wife w 21 Tx Ala Tx " , Harry A. son 3yrs & 9mos Tx " , Hazel dau 4mos 25 Hudgins, Robert A. head r m w 44 Ala. US US

Ellis County Texas Archives Photo Person.....Park, William (Will) M. 1930 ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/tx/txfiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Joyce Riggs [email protected] July 12, 2006, 1:13 pm Source: Snapshot Taken By Unknown Person Name: William (Will) M. Park Date Of Photograph: 1930 Photo can be seen at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/tx/ellis/photos/park2329gph.jpg Image file size: 91.6 Kb William M. (Will) Park, Conductor for Texas Electric Railway in 1930. He is pictured with some of his co-workers. This is his car as he worked the Dallas to Corsicana line. He was around thirty-fve years old in this picture. Additional Comments: William M.(Will) Park worked for Texas Electric Railway on the Dallas/Corsicana line until they quit running the interurban. He was a conductor on passenger line for a number of years and in later years worked as conductor on freight line. This picture was taken in 1930 and the others in the picture are not identified. He is in conductor's uniform and was around thirty five years old. After the company quit running the interurban my father stayed on with the company and helped dig up the tracks and cross ties--from Dallas to Corsicana. This was manual labor but times were hard and he was happy to have a job for that much longer. He later went to work for Missouri/Pacific Railway and retired from them in 1960. File at: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tx/ellis/photos/park2329gph.txt This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.org/txfiles/ File size: 1.8 Kb

I am searching for info concerning the disappearance of my grandmother {Sarah E. (SMITH)} NELSON between 1920 census and when grandpa remarried in 1922 in Palmer Ellis Co, TX Joseph and Sarah were found in the 1920 Ellis Co. census. Joseph NELSON b-1886 in TN married Grace Eula HEATHERLY 13 Sep 1922 in Palmer, their first child Joseph Lee NELSON was born there 5 Aug 1923. any info will be very much appreciated. Joe NELSON in AZ

I welcome correction or more info like parents names .... 36 36 Tune, Ida W. wife 44 m2 16 10-10 TN TN TN Mattie L dau 15 TX TN TN Charlie J son 14 TX TN TN Mary E. dau 12 Addie M 9 Ethel dau 8 Annie L 5 Emma W 2 Heather, Carl D Hired Man 17 TX un un 37 37 Collard, George W 38 m1 11 KY KY KY Sallie L wife 26 m1 11 5-3 GA GA GA (d/o H.J. Ruffin) Genevieve dau 6 TX KY GA Frank G son 5 TX Clyde son 3 TX 38 38 Treadaway, Mrs. Josephine H 68 wd 12-7 AL AL AL Grady W son 19 TX GA AL 39 39 Ruffin, George T. 37 m1 12 GA GA GA (s/o H.J. Ruffin) Lula C. 38 m1 12 5-5 TX GA TX (d/o Louise Fort) Alvie L 12 TX Arthur W 10 TX Winnie L 8 George C 6 (Clarence) James T. 3 40 40 Sader, Solomon L. m b 43 m2 9 TX TX TX Janie wife f b 30 m1 9 1-1 TX TX TX Chilvin ?, Rebecca dau 29 wd Levander son m b 18 Bryant, Ora M g-dau 5 TX TX TX 41 41 Cayce, Claud M m w 28 m1 7 TX KY KY Georgia A wife 25 m1 7 4-3 TX GA TX Loil ? C son 6 TX TX TX Tucker G son 4 Roy C son 6/12 OK TX TX 42 42 Bolzle ?, Charley H. 47 m1 19 NY Germany Germany Rosie E wife 39 m1 19 9-7 GA GA GA Charlie D. 18 AL Raymond I son 14 AL William A son 13 AL Human A son 8 TX Sadie M dau 11 AL Addie I dau 6 TX NY GA Posie L dau 3 New Mex NY GA 42 42 Hudson, Henry m mu 45 m1 28 TX TX AL Ellen wife f b 43 m1 28 2-0 TX TX AL 43 43 Vitovsky, Joe R Jr m w 38 m1 14 Aus-Boh (1873?) Fannie wife 34 m1 14 7-7 Aus-Boh (1872) Na Joe son 13 TX Frank son 11 John 9 Ed 7 TX

I am a long time member, however haven't posted in some time, here goes! where? Bristol, Ennis, Ferris, "all over" who? Mullican, Brock, Cottongame, Carter, Winniford, Smith, Jones, and a whole lot more. time line? 1848 till 2006! Thomas Jefferson Mullican was married 3 times and had 19 children, all born in Bristol, between 1848 on. This family married into all the other names. Hope to hear back from some of them. Dian Haynes, Sims, Hanna, Mullican (grandmothers maiden name)

My Grandfather Otha Demell HUNT was born 9 Mar 1915 in Ennis, Ellis County TX, his parents were Cleveland H. HUNT b:1893 & Molly Hight d:approx winter 1916. They are listed on his birth certificate, she died shortly after Otha was born, but I can't find any Ellis County records reflecting any of this except the birth certificate from Ellis county. How would I go about finding out any more information from Ellis County? --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail Beta.

Midlothian, Ovilla 1880's and later Reeves, McEldowney, Sewell regards, John Vieira-McEldowney

My Davis line was in Ellis County, Texas from about 1905/1908 (?????) until about Fall, 1909. Gggrandmother Georgia/George Ann Martha Melvinia Hayes/Hays Davis died in there on August 20, 1909. She is buried in Mountain Peak Cemetery, White Rock Mountain, Ellis County, Texas. Georgia's son Marion Davis left a journal in which he recollected: "Dad was over at Waxahachie one day and met another one of our old Alabama friends, Enoch Allred. He lived at Mountain Peak... He also told Dad that Dosh Tinley and his family lived right by him. They were close friends of our too in Alabama...Mr. Allred brought his wagon and moved us over to his place." "Then in 1909 we moved to the Payton place up in the valley about 4 miles. Mother was in bad health when we moved to the Payton place and she gradually got worse... she passed away on August 20, 1909. We buried Mother in the Mountain Peak graveyard...Mr. Payton helped pay the funeral bills...I went back and paid..." Gggrandfather William Washington Davis and two sons, Marion Washington Davis and Virgil Byrd Davis left Ellis County shortly after her death (because of the drought). Uncle Marion also mentions a Mr. Nigar a friend from Alabama who also migrated to Ellis County and Aunt Sarah Susannah Hayes Tillison who lived Garrett, Texas. Sarah was the widow of James David (Crockett) Tillison. She died in Garrett, Ellis County, Texas on August 24, 1920. Sarah and James David (Crockett) had the following children: Mary V. Tillison - married Peter Washington Carroll James Tillison - married Mary G. Mixon John E. Tillison - married Minnie Wilson William Preston (Bill) Tillison married Fannie Alice Aldredge Roseanna (Annie) Tillison married Jessie Barfield Martha E. Tillison married E. A. Green and Benjamin Franklin Tillison married Eula Lee Edwards. I suspect some of the descendants of my Tillison cousins are still in Ellis County, and I would love to locate them. Additionally, I know that a funeral home handled George Ann Martha Melvinia's funeral services, but I have not been able to locate the records of one operating in the Mountain Peak area in 1909... would really love to be able to document her burial in Mountain Peak - her grave is not marked. Finally, if anyone has access to the deed records, do you find any record of a Peyton/Payton (he may have been the land owner since Uncle Marion referred to the location where they lived as the Peyton Place.... Thanks for any help, hints, or suggestions anyone has to offer. Patricia Fry

Waxahachie - 1860 - 1990's - Miller, Grimes, Bunch Eva Grimes Cross ----- Original Message ----- From: "Virginia Crilley" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2006 8:04 AM Subject: [TXELLIS] What part of Ellis Co? > Since we have new people all the time on this List, I thought it would be > helpful to share what section of Ellis County we're most interested in -- > as well as the time period and surnames. > > (This will also show how many people are really interested in this County > List and would give us a better idea about what is needed for researching) > > I'll start: > > Alma - 1888 - 1950's Ruffin, Jinks, Collard, Smith (Surnames) > Ennis - 1920 - 1980's Ruffin > > Virginia Ruffin Crilley > > > > ==== TXELLIS Mailing List ==== > Guidelines for posting messages to this mailing list can be found at: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~txellis/maillist.htm > Ellis County TXGenWeb site. - http://www.rootsweb.com/~txellis/ > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx >

Hi, I have a correction on the census page. Walter Raleigh Ward's wife was Ione, her maiden name was Minnick. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Virginia Crilley" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2006 7:37 PM Subject: [TXELLIS] 1920 - Italy pg 1 > Dave Berry transcribed this Census page. If you know of corrections, > please let us know. As you know some enumerator handwriting can be > difficult to read. > > 1920 United States Federal Census-Texas-Ellis-Italy-District 154- Waco > Street > > Jan 19,1920 Martha Lou Goldston ? registrar > Page 278 printed page # 1A > > 1-1 Hall, Robert L. own male w 53 Tx > Josie L. wife 48 Florida > Reed, Ethel dau 17 Tx > ", Exa dau 14 > Dunaway, Edmund son-in-law w 31 Tx > " , Minnie L. dau 31 Tx > " , Josephine E. granddaughter 11 > " , Edmund grandson 8 > " , Howard C. grandson 5 > 2-2 Hightower, Issac E. own m. w 57 Tx > " , Leonard B. wife w 53 Tx > " , Warren A. son 15 > " , Willard R. son 20 > " , Annie C. daughter-in-law 21 > 3-3 Dunaway, Eugene J.? own male w 66 Tx > " , Amasa wife w Tx > 4-4 McClean, Joe W. own m w 51 North Carolina > " , Jennie wife w 42 Tenn > " , Fay dau 20 Tx > " , Mildred dau 17 > " , Otis son 15 > 5-5 Wood, Royal C. r male w 31 Tx > " , Louella C. wife w 27 Tx > " , Royal C. son 5 > 6-6 Fuston ?, Charles J. r m w 23 Tenn > " , Maude wife w 31 Kentucky > " , Sydna? R. dau 12mos Tx > 7- Richards, Elisha r m w male 26 Tx > " , Sallie wife w 27 Tx > " , Dorothy dau 3 yrs & 9mos old > " , Lewis? E. son 10mos? > 7-8 Paisley, Raymond W. r m w 35 Tenn. > " , Annie? M. wife w 29 Tx > " , Vark? N. son 4yrs & 3mos Tx > 9-9 Ward, Raliegh W. r m w 40 Tx > " , lone? wife w 38 Tx > 9-10 Tomlinson, Porter L. own m w 40? Tenn > " , Bertha B. wife w 30 Tx > " , Edward B. son 13 Tx > " , Ona M. dau 11 > " , Overstreet son 7 > , Porter L. son w 2yrs & 7mos Tx > > Continued on next page > 10-11 Stroud, Kore? own m w 43 Tx > " , Martha E. mother f w 68 Ark > " , Lila sister 30 Tx > 11-12 Martin, Hope r m w 37 Ala > " , Bettie wife w 31 Tx > Burman, James H. father m w 79 Tenn > " , Sophia D. mother w 71 Ala > Clark, Luther C. boarder m w 26 Tx > > > > ==== TXELLIS Mailing List ==== > Your Listowner is Rob Yoder. Write me if you experience difficulties > using the Ellis County Mailing List. - mailto:[email protected] > Ellis County TXGenWeb site. - http://www.rootsweb.com/~txellis/ > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx >

i am looking for information on Barlow, Albert who moved to Maypearl from Crowley after his mother passed away in 1918. Albert's father and mother, Roy Dewitt and Elsie (Mueller) Barlow met and married in Cleburne, TX. Elsie remarried in 1913 and she and her husband (and her four children settled in Crowley). Albet married Zora Williams in 1922 and they raised 7 children in Maypearl. In 1967, Albert retired and moved to Waxahachie. He passed away in 1977 and Zora in 1995. I have a copy of a portrait photo of a man and woman and their two children taken about 1908. I believe one of the children is Albert when he was four years old and would like a living descendant (if there are any left) to take a look at this picture to see if they can identify it. Leah [email protected]

Milford - 1830 -1990 - Beaty, Clemons , Zollicoffer, Hines, Pat K "to be nobody but yourself -- in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you like everybody else -- means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight, and never stop fighting." e.e. cummings On Jul 11, 2006, at 8:04 PM, EVA CROSS wrote: > Waxahachie - 1860 - 1990's - Miller, Grimes, Bunch > > Eva Grimes Cross