Anyone know Robert Lee Smallwood born in IL in 1864? Married Martha Julia Dansby on May 4, 1887. He died in Stephenville June 13, 1938. Eight children: Thomas Green, Sibyl Ann, Ruth Leola, Talmage Dewitt, Grace Annette, Lafe, Carey and Virginia. Robert came to Texas with is father when he was a young man of twenty (1884). He went back north and stayed a year or two, only to return to Texas to spend the remainder of his life. After marriage, they went to Dublin, where he worked as a carpenter, returning later to Hickey Community where they made their home except for one year when they were located at Hasse. In 1893 he became a member of the Baptist Church and soon afterwards starting preaching for the Oak Grove Baptist Church on Alarm Creek. He was a minister there for many years and was serving as minister of Washington Street Baptist Church in Stephenville, TX at the time of his death. All information from sources and resources welcome. Thanks Mary Ann (Smallwood) Bolton Mililani, HI

A few of the names I'm researching; * ** Willett Bilbrey Looper Cook Pagan Gentry Padgett Howard Copeland Robbins Winningham Reeder Mullins Poor Perron Sellers Albertson Green Allred Smith Price Merry Christmas to You and Yours, Shirley Willett.

Mr. Wyly, You do seem to know a lot about ERATH County. My father was raised there. Odas Blair son of Bez. He as the son of Leroy Jackson "Uncle Bob" as he was known to everyone even his own family. Did I have a time finding him! There are so many of them and I need children,etc. MS doesn't have TX records in fact I don't think they know it exists. Leroy was the son of Hiram in Johnson Co. and he was a Deputy Sheriff in Hood County living near Lipan before he died in 1931. Thanks, Wanda

Hi, You mentioned Walker County. Be some of these records are not in Waller County, northwest of Houston towards Texas A&M. Capt Alfred Henderson Wyly, commander of East Texas Redlanders is buried there. He and his Balch in laws were born Greeneville, Tennessee and were in Henderson, Texas 1836. They were one of the groups which joined Sam Houston at Groce's Crossing the day before Sam Houston turned and defeated Santa Anna at San Jacinto. Other vets of the Texas Revolution are buried in Waller. The Wyly and Balch names are on the bronze plaque in the theatre room of the San Jacinto monument. Santa Anna's army was hungry and out of supplies, thanks to Admiral Moore's Texas Navy and the rebelling Yucatecian Navy cooperating to keep Santa Anna's navy in Vera Cruz Harbor. Sam Houston fought like the Russians, didn't he? I knew some Walkers 50 years ago in Erath County- "Red" Walker, Beulous Walker, and others. Charlie Walker was a neighbor and possibly kin to the Stones of Huckaby. Charlie was a cattle trader and rancher. Think mom said Charlie was one of her distand cousins with Arkansas roots. Take care, Charles Wyly ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Mr. Wyly! I have been told you know quite a lot about the history and people of Erath Co. I don't have your email address, so I hope I can reach you through the mailing list. My grandfather (Robert Barker) and grandmother (Cora Walker) were married in Waco on Nov. 25, 1895 and moved to Cow Creek in Erath Co. I think my great grandfather and great grandmother lived in the same area, James and Nancy Barker. My grandmother Cora is said to have died around 1919 in Dublin, and to be buried in an unmarked grave at the Cow Creek Cemetery. My great grandmother is also buried there in a grave with a head stone. I have been trying for so very long to find information on my grandmother and her family. I have looked at all the census, writtin to Erath Co. Courthouse, and posted letters with Walker mailing list and Erath Co. mailing list. Still no luck. I was wondering if you, or any one you know may have information on this family? Do you know how I can research obituaries of Erath Co. from 1918 to 1920, or would you know how I might get school records from Mclennen Co. from 1888 through 1894? The only other information I have is that some part of Coras family came to Texas from Tenn. and that Coras mothers maiden may have been (Ro sh ay) spelling Roche, Rochet, or Rochette. I desperatly need to find more about her and her family. If you know of any thin that might help me I would be very greatful. Thank You William Robert Barker cbarker@tcsn.net

My name is William Robert Barker. I am despretly searching for information about my grandfather Robert Barker,( son of James and Nancy, grandson of William Barker who was in the Army of The Republic during the Battle of San Jacinto) and my grandmother Cora Barker, maiden name Walker. I have contacted county clerks, census records, and other people researching the name Barker and Walker. The only information I have been able to find is the following. Robert Barker born Abt.Oct. 1868 in Walker Co. Texas and died Abt. 1932 in Eastland Co. Texas. Married to Cora Walker in Waco Texas on Nov. 25, 1895. He and Cora moved to Cow Creek in Erath Co. and raised a family. The children's names are as follows. Matie Lue, Rosalie, Jewel, Genoia, Rubie, Pearl, and Robert Lewis Barker aka. Boyd RL Barker. Cora Walker was born I believe in Texas about Feb. 1881, and died about 1919 in Erath or Eastland Co. Texas. I have been unable to find any information such as records of birth or death records. Cora was born to late for the 1880 census, the 1890 census can not be found and the 1900 census shows her married to Robert Barker in Erath County. I believe she is buried in Cow Creek Cemetery, in an unmarked grave in Erath Co. Texas. If you can be of any help, or can think of any where else I can search, I would be very grateful. I can be contacted at the following address. bbarker@tcsn,net

Phyllis, I don't have ICQ.Can I send you a regular email? That is where some of my BLAIR,Emberlin,Huff, and Hewitt families are from. I have been looking for someone with information on the cemeteries. Wanda Blair Ruby

Hi, Halt and identify yourself; , Seriously, are you connected to my first cousin Imogene Hatchett Garner and her husband James and their daughter , Dr. Nell at Baylor Medical schoolin Dallas? I attended Selden church and school with several in that family. There are other retired Military of Carey and Wyly in your area. Take care Charles Augustine Wyly ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Hey All, Here are several site I finally finished for Texas. I have finished my Johnson CO. Marriages 1868-1893. If you have some rare names this is the place to look. http://www.angelfire.com/ny/LesleysWorld/jcmone.html There are six pages in all, the links on the pages Should work but if not please let me know. I also finished my Cemetery Listings for Johnson CO. : http://www.angelfire.com/ny/LesleysWorld/jccem.html This is Pleasant Point and Marystown cemetery. This is the Antioch Rest Cemetery: http://www.angelfire.com/ny/LesleysWorld/antcem.html Lesley lesley@eznet.net " My intentions are always good, it's my actions that need lessons" Lesley's Family Tree http://www.angelfire.com/ny/LesleysWorld/index.html

I am new to the list and have not posted my interests yet. I will do this right after the holidays. I just want to let the list know I have in my library the 3 volumns of Erath Co. Cemeterys written by Weldon I HUDSON and Shirley B CAWYER. I believe they are no longer available and are very well indexed. I will at no fee search the index for those who send me a seperate email with the subject line stating Erath Cemetery Look-up. This way I will not miss the request, if it is put to the list I might miss the request. Phyllis NASH GARNER Phyllis Nash Garner 2016 Sun Valley Drive Virginia Beach, VA 23464-7422 ICQ# 6544793

Good afternoon, Here is a new URL where you find some census being transcribed. They have access to a lot of Texas records and may be able to help some of you. They helped me get some of my ancestors death certificates and some Civil War records. Hope it can help some of you too! Thanks, BJ http://www.imagin.net/~tracers Get your FREE Email at http://mailcity.lycos.com Get your PERSONALIZED START PAGE at http://personal.lycos.com

HI! Does anyone know of a place called Blue Ridge in Erath Co.?My grandparents are supposed to have married in Blue Ridge Tx 1892. Thanks so much. Kay (Newcomb) Harper ........................................ Searching: Newcomb--Fore--Farquar--Haney--Sanders--Wren-----and Husband's line Harper ----e-mail-at--katty@texoma-ok.com---Personal Genealogy Page---http://www.geocities.co

Would this be the same Hendrix family that had a Will Hendrix md Lanson Mozella Brackeen in Van Zandt or Kaufman Co. She was my great aunt. Wanda Blair Ruby

Researching H. W. HENDRIX and wife Sarah. H. W. HENDRIX (b 1-1-1827, d 4-4-1890, buried in Shelby Cemetary) married Sarah (b 5-11-1834, d 3-22-1917, buried in Lingleville Cemetary). They were from AL/GA and had children there, but came to Erath County just after Civil War. Children raised in Erath County included Henry Jeff HENDRIX (b 1861, died in a farming accident in 1898); Sudie P. HENDRIX (b 1869, d 1936) who married John HALL (b 1867, d 1913); Arvy [Annie] HENDRIX (b 1866, d 1952) who married John LINGLE (b 1862, d 1920). All of these children are buried in Lingleville Cemetary in Erath County. Any help with the HENDRIX ancestry appreciated. Michael Holland, Dallas, Texas

Hi, was reviewing E mail before I download it to a small floppy and free up some megs. Noticed the Gamble and Looney names I had not responded to. I think I taught a Gamble boy or twp in the 1960's in Walnut Springs, High School One was Ronnie Gamble. They would be in Bosque County records and in school records. I knew W.R. Looney. about 60 when I returned from army duty in 1952. I attended Tarleton while laid off from Convair and worked afternoons in Uncle Emmett Carey's shop on HicoRoad near the park. Mr. Looney ran a wrecknig yard and welding shop on U.S. 67 across from the present Sheriff's office and jail. I used to buy used parts from him to repair farm trucks and cars. He always had cash change in his pockets, in rolls of bills. One of his customers was dad's cousin, "Uncle" Ed Hatchett, rancher and on the board of the Farmers First National Bank. Either man in his work clothes sitting in a Dallas park could have been arrested as a vagrant, and we used to speculate which one could buy the other out.Neither was famous for buying a new car every year, but they could have , Depression memories were too strong. Mr. Looney's son Ancil had a shop across South Graham from Uncle Emmett and they used to sometimes borrow specialty tools from each other. Ancil used to tune Uncle Lewis Wyly's International milk pickup . Think the Army had trained him, besides his dad. Most cars were old and the older people had been through a few years of WW2 45 MPH speed limits, which was fast for some rural roads. Ancil and others would pour some casite or transmission fluid through the carburetor after changing plugs and points and take them out the hiway about 60 MPH or so and "Blow the sut out" and they would run much better. Ancil had a brother who had worked with him and for his dad. His dad built trailers and truck hay beds and sold scrap iron, parts, and steel casing and construction iron. Hope this helps some, take care. Charles Wyly On Wed, 12 Aug 1998 10:45:49 -0700 David & Dawn Roberts <djroberts@worldnet.att.net> writes: >Emery GAMBLE married Martha ??. Emery born 1860 died 1897. >Martha >had at least two children, Barto GAMBLE, who worked for the post >office as a mail carrier in Hico. She also had a daughter, >Ethel,who married Sam LOONEY around HICO TX. Martha (Eddie) married >John M STARLEY 24 Jan 1900. Is there someone who knows descendants >of these families? Any information appreciated. >Dawn > > ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

please post the minuteman list... "Charles A. Wyly" wrote: > WHO WERE THEY? DID THEY HAVE ANOTHER NAME? THEY WERE NOT JOHN R. BAYLOR'S > CENTRAL TEXAS RANGERS , WERE THEY.? GRADY PERRY HAS A LIST OF NAMES AND > ERATH COUNTY FUNDS PAID TO THEM IN HIS GRAND OLD ERATH BOOK WITH NO > CONNECTING DISCUSSION OF THEM I FOUND. . WILL POST IT IF ANYONE IS > INTERESTED. > > tAKE CARE, > CHARLES AUGUSTINE WYLY > > ==== TXERATH Mailing List ==== > --- Author Retains Copyright --- > -- Copyright 1999 Author -- All Rights Reserved > Post to List: TXERATH-L@rootsweb.com http://www.selfroots.com > Unsubscribe request To: TXERATH-L-request@rootsweb.com

Seeking information on a murder that might have happened in Erath County, About 1887. Story is three men walked on the porch of a JESSE DOUGLAS and killed him. I found a JESSE DOUGLAS in the Turnbow Cemetery who died in 1887. Any information on this man or this incident would be appreciated. -- Roy Ables Home Address 1808 Stolper Dr. Arlington, Tx 76013 Genealogy Home Page http://web2.airmail.net/roya E-Mail roya@airmail.net

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This was on another list, but I thought some of you might be interested in it. CENSUS VIEW LIST -- HOLIDAY SPECIAL, FREE SHIPPING THRU 12-24-98 •Census View CDs contain scanned images of the best copy of microfilmed census pages available. •The program loads and runs from the CD. There is no installation required; the viewing program comes on each CD. AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1840 Census of Pensioners for Revolutionary & Military Services Contains the enumeration from Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, Dist of Columbia, Florida Territory, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa Territory, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia & Wisconsin Territory. 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Looking for death notices in newspaper or other information regarding Isaac Alpha Lee. He died in Erath County in 1892. Buired in Alexander Cemetery.

Could anyone please tell which cemetery in Bluff Dale that William & Elizabeth Davis are buried in? William Davis died 8 Feb 1890 and Elizabeth Davis died 18 Dec 1898. Thanks for your time and effort! Curt W. Cooper Curt.Cooper@SW.Boeing.Com