The 1860 Census of Henderson County, TX lists my great grandfather as being at Malaki. Where in the County was this located? "Handbook of Texas Online" does not have it listed. Thank you for any help. Kathryn

Hi Linda, Hey, that would be great! Can you give me your email address? Gerry

Payne Springs Cemetery BARRY: Ella Caro James A. James F. s/o O. R. & M. L. Melvin D. s/o O. R. & M. L. Minnie L. w/o O. R. Owen R. William Connie No BERRY HARRIS: Bertie Don Royce Effie Emily R. George W. Hugh A. James C. Jane Galven Lucy J. w/o W. M. Mary Jane Silvia d/o J. C. & E. R. Willis M.

Could you give me a list of Harris, Berry or Barry and Nations buried at Payne Springs. Also do they still have the July meeting there to raise funds for upkeep of the cemetery?

On Wed, 18 Jul 2001 21:16:25 -0500 Richard Brock <[email protected]> writes: > Your message intrigues me due to the reference to "Brock girls of > Kanawha". My Brock family lived in Kanawha, OK, and one of my aunts > may > have been such a girl. Unfortunately she died of flu during one of > the > infamous flu epidemics, in Kanawha where she is buried. She > married > Alfred Crittenton Hill. Do you have further information in this > matter? Did you mean the Brock girl married a Trammell? > > What is meant by "RRcounty"? > > Richard Brock > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > The trammell trace ran thru RRcounty, named after the Trammells who > > used it to move horses from the east to Texas. All along the route > some > of the boys would drop out and marry one of the local girls.. I > remember > one of the Brock girls of Kanawha married one, but it was way back > before > my time. I can't find any trace of her to day. > joepete >

Hi, I have a photo with writing on the back, talking about the crops of JAMES MILLER; if you know of this James, please get in touch and I'll scan/send the photo, ca 1927;thanks,Eleonore http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mandaley just click onto 'Eleonore's database' for all my surnames.

Hi, I have a photo with writing on the back, talking about the crops of N.F.HENDERSON; if you know of this person,please get in touch and I'll scan/send you the photo, ca 1922-1926;thanks,Eleonore

Joe, This is eerie stuff! There are too many similarities without relationships. And I'm too soon old, and too late smart. I'd never known there was a Kanawha, Texas, and you a Kanawa, Oklahoma. The "modern" spelling is different, but relates to the Indian tribe which is of course the same. Kanawa, OK is in Seminole county, slightly north of the Canadian River, and NNW of Ada. Dallas, GA and Villa Rica, GA are so close together for our families to not have some relationship, don't you think? The Brocks I currently know came from Vills Rica, Carroll county Georgia, for a while in Cullman county Alabama, to Henderson county Texas, to Comanche county Texas, to Seminole county Oklahoma, to Wilbarger county Texas, ad infinitum. David N. Brock was the grandfather of the Brock girl that died in Kanawa, OK. He was a C.S.A soldier from Carroll county Georgia, and died whild living in Henderson county Texas. If your cousin thinks that David N. Brock has anything at all to do with his research I would greatly like to be in contact with him. I even have his photo in his C.S.A uniform. I'd sure like to find we can share common ancestry information. Right now the possibilities seem remote. Richard Brock [email protected] wrote: > > Richard, > RRcounty is short for Red River County ,just South of Idbell OK on Red > River Where is Kanawha in OK? > Yes the Brock girl married a Trammell. But she must have moved with > them as she does not show up in Kanawha later. She was the daughter of > David L > Brock and Lucy A Husler(not sure of spelling). They were from Dallas GA > originally. This in the mid 1800 I can furnish you the names of the Brock > > Families (but no dates} who grew up in Kanawha . They married > into my Walker line in Kanawha TX. I also have a long note on the > Trammell > trace if you would like it. I will have to find it. I have a Brock > Cousin who is > also into searching for David in GA. If you are interested I will send > you his > address. I did not have any information on Brocks of OK. So you are a > new > source. My sources were not into keeping dates back that far. Even less > in > keeping records. Give me your E-mail address so we won't clutter up the > net. > [email protected] > Joe Walker Peterson > St Louis MO > > On Wed, 18 Jul 2001 21:16:25 -0500 Richard Brock <[email protected]> > writes: > > Your message intrigues me due to the reference to "Brock girls of > > Kanawha". My Brock family lived in Kanawha, OK, and one of my aunts > > may have been such a girl. Unfortunately she died of flu during one of > > > the infamous flu epidemics, in Kanawha where she is buried. She > > married Alfred Crittenton Hill. Do you have further information in > this > > matter? Did you mean the Brock girl married a Trammell? > > > > What is meant by "RRcounty"? > > > > Richard Brock > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > The trammell trace ran thru RRcounty, named after the Trammells who > > > used it to move horses from the east to Texas. All along the route > > some of the boys would drop out and marry one of the local girls.. I > > remember one of the Brock girls of Kanawha married one, but it was way > back > > before my time. I can't find any trace of her to day. > > joepete > > > > ==== TXHENDER Mailing List ==== > *****************Henderson County TxGenWeb****************** > http://www.rootsweb.com/~txhender/txhender.htm > Queries & Surnames: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Henderson -- Richard Brock tele:(281) 251 8682; fax:(281) 257 6774 by appt.; e-mail: [email protected] 6726 River Mill Drive Klein, Texas 77379-4161

Luckily one of my friends gave me notice you had posted. I might can look up that name Laney Trammell. I never ran across that one before, but I do know my Mom got a list from some Trammells up your way. Ironically, Aunt Stella Jo was living in Seagoville,Texas most of her married years and is buried there now in the cemetery just off Hwy.175 by an overpass over something. It took us two visits to find the graves.Uncle Pete"s family lived in Seagoville

Richard, RRcounty is short for Red River County ,just South of Idbell OK on Red River Where is Kanawha in OK? Yes the Brock girl married a Trammell. But she must have moved with them as she does not show up in Kanawha later. She was the daughter of David L Brock and Lucy A Husler(not sure of spelling). They were from Dallas GA originally. This in the mid 1800 I can furnish you the names of the Brock Families (but no dates} who grew up in Kanawha . They married into my Walker line in Kanawha TX. I also have a long note on the Trammell trace if you would like it. I will have to find it. I have a Brock Cousin who is also into searching for David in GA. If you are interested I will send you his address. I did not have any information on Brocks of OK. So you are a new source. My sources were not into keeping dates back that far. Even less in keeping records. Give me your E-mail address so we won't clutter up the net. [email protected] Joe Walker Peterson St Louis MO On Wed, 18 Jul 2001 21:16:25 -0500 Richard Brock <[email protected]> writes: > Your message intrigues me due to the reference to "Brock girls of > Kanawha". My Brock family lived in Kanawha, OK, and one of my aunts > may have been such a girl. Unfortunately she died of flu during one of > the infamous flu epidemics, in Kanawha where she is buried. She > married Alfred Crittenton Hill. Do you have further information in this > matter? Did you mean the Brock girl married a Trammell? > > What is meant by "RRcounty"? > > Richard Brock > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > The trammell trace ran thru RRcounty, named after the Trammells who > > used it to move horses from the east to Texas. All along the route > some of the boys would drop out and marry one of the local girls.. I > remember one of the Brock girls of Kanawha married one, but it was way back > before my time. I can't find any trace of her to day. > joepete >

The trammell trace ran thru RRcounty, named after the Trammells who used it to move horses from the east to Texas. All along the route some of the boys would drop out and marry one of the local girls.. I remember one of the Brock girls of Kanawha married one, but it was way back before my time. I can't find any trace of her to day. joepete On 18 Jul 2001 12:20:42 -0600 [email protected] writes: > > Luckily one of my friends gave me notice you had posted. I might can > look up that name Laney Trammell. I never ran across that one > before, but I do know my Mom got a list from some Trammells up your > way. Ironically, Aunt Stella Jo was living in Seagoville,Texas most > of her married years and is buried there now in the cemetery just > off Hwy.175 by an overpass over something. It took us two visits to > find the graves.Uncle Pete"s family lived in Seagoville > > > ==== TXHENDER Mailing List ==== > *****************Henderson County TxGenWeb****************** > http://www.rootsweb.com/~txhender/txhender.htm > Queries & Surnames: > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Henderson > >

Hi Barbara, I live just out form Rockwall about 10 miles in Wylie. My mother had an Uncle Laney Trammell he mar. Delie Burns her Aunt. I wonder if your Aunt Stella is kin to him. I believe he grew up around here. Collin Co. close to Rockwall. He lived in McKinney the last years of his life his siter Ola Trammell Watson is neat 100 yrs old now. She lives in Dallas. Love to hear from you. All of us now days are just an email away. Is it not great and I have rural tales too fond memories. Gail C Tx

Dear James, My E-mail address is [email protected] I live in Houston. I'll be glad to give you any information, however my information on "Little Grandma" is limited. You may gain a lot more information from Clifton Smith at [email protected] Clifton lives just south of Kemp. Clifton's mother is Annie Henson, daughter of Sam David Henson. Clifton and his wife Jimmie are fine cousins. Best regards, Stan Titlow

Yes Sam, I am a grandson of Bennie Johnson who is buried there. W.M Henson was Bennie's Stepfather who had married his mother Melissa Jane (Wheeler) (Johnson), Henson. She is buried in Shiloh. I would like to get your e mail address and correspond with you. I have some info and a LOT of questions. James Nicklas 115 Fairhill Lane Gun Barrel City, TX 75147 903-880-4158

I found your information regarding the Henson-Titlow Cementery and I wondered if we are researching the same ancestors. Are you related to any of the people buried at this location. I will be happy to share my information. I have worked (off and on) on the family genealogy since 1981 and I have gathered a considerable amount. Best regards, Stan Titlow

Does anyone on this list know who the parents and siblings were of CHESTER NEWTON BALLARD? He was born July 23, 1891 in AL or Fayetteville, AR and died Dec. 15, 1944 in Coleman, Coleman Co., TX. He married my grandfather's sister, ETTA AMARINTHA FRAZIER on Dec. 21, 1913 in Eustace, Henderson Co., TX. She was born April 12, 1896 in Henderson Co., TX and died Mar. 1, 1991 in Coleman. Thanks, Debra Tucker

Hello Janet, Here is my James Cook Family; I do not know names of children for either of Henry's brothers Able or David, was hoping your Franklin could have been one. Found this family first in Effingham Co., GA. James Cook Family is found on the 1810 census for Jefferson Co., MS. His Will is dated 1812 in Jefferson Co., MS, the will names all of his children except, first daughter Mary, and his first son Samuel Cook: 1. Mary Cook, b. abt. 1774, m. (?) Willit (their daughter Ritty Willit; named in Will) 2. Samuel Cook, b. abt 1776, nothing more known. 3. Elizabeth Cook b., m. Jessie Wilson, 10 August 1796 Effingham Co., GA 4. Nancy Cook b. 27 July 1780 in GA. d. 9 Oct 1869 in MS. m. #1. Howell Bozeman, 1802 Bladen Co., NC #2. Simon Osteen, 2 September 1814 Jefferson Co., MS 5. Ellender Cook b. abt 1784 , m. Henry Nichols, location and date unknown. 6. Margaret Cook b. abt 1788, m. 1806 in Effingham Co., GA, Peter Hawthorne 7. Able Cook b. abt 1792 m. #1. Rebecca Patterson, 5 December 1816, Jefferson Co., MS #2. Harriet Unknown (Date unknown, in Jefferson Co., MS) 8. David Cook b. abt. 1796 m. Elizabeth Scarborough, 22 February 1821 in Jefferson Co., MS 9. HENRY COOK, b. 20 May 1801, in GA. d. 14 May 1883, Navarro Co., TX . m. #1 MARY POLLY GOODSON, 18 January 1825, Franklin Co., MS. Mary Polly Goodson, b: May 14, 1804 in GA. and died between 1860-1870, probably in Dresden, Navarro Co., TX. She was the daughter of Benjamin & Elizabeth (Unkn) Goodson. m. #2, Effie Jane MCPHAUL, 29 June 1870 in Navarro Co., TX b: 12 April 1837 in MS d: 28 December 1901 in Childress, Childress Co., TX Father: Daniel MCPHAUL Mother: Sara Jane Smith Doesn't look like a connection, Thanks for sharing, Elnora Frances Cook-Wyrick -----Original Message----- From: Janet Cook <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, July 11, 2001 8:55 PM Subject: [TXHENDER-L] Franklin Cook >Evening Elnora, > > Franklin Cook was born ca 1802-1803 in Georgia (1850-1860 Rusk Co., >TX censuses). He died in Mar or Apr 1870 (1870 Henderson Co. Mortality >schedule and Probate records). > > His known migration was 1824-1837 Autauga Co, AL; 1840-1841, Kemper >Co., MS; Nov 1841, Nacogdoches Co., TX (the area that later became Rusk >Co.). > > I am 99.9% sure that Franklin's father was Issachar Cook (b. btw >1770-1774 if censuses are correct) who was in Elbert Co., GA as early as >1795 when Issachar signed the Yazoo Land Fraud petition. Franklin >married Sarah Anderson, 1823, in Elbert Co. Issachar died, 1841 in Henry >Co., GA and named a son, Franklin, in his will. This Issachar can be >proven as the one was in Elbert Co. Research on the other children >listed in the will gives evidence that Franklin was the Franklin in the >will. Naming patterns are another indication but to prove it 100% still >eludes me. > >Janet Cook > > >==== TXHENDER Mailing List ==== >*****************Henderson County TxGenWeb****************** > http://www.rootsweb.com/~txhender/txhender.htm >Queries & Surnames: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Henderson >

Hi I have a Thompson that lived in SMITH and/or Henderson CO....you may view what I have at http://www.marhawmusale.homestead.com/HomePage2.html MARSHALL-HAWKINS-MUSICK-ALEXANDER scroll down to second group of names,wait for page to load, click on MUSICK icon, wait until page loads using your FIND FEATURE under EDIT enter thompson, it will take you to the first thompson...and you can scroll down from there.... If we make a connection, let me know. there are a lot of names in this Website and most of them were from Smith and Henderson counties so if anyone makes a connection let me know...please? Regards Janice [email protected] CORSICANA, NAVARRO CO TX ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, July 02, 2001 2:26 PM Subject: [TXHENDER-L] Re: re Glen Thompson of Athens,Tex > > Linda, > My father Royce"Ross" Thompson and your grandfather Glen Thompson were first cousins. Please e-mail me @[email protected] would like to share information with you. > > > ==== TXHENDER Mailing List ==== > *****************Henderson County TxGenWeb****************** > http://www.rootsweb.com/~txhender/txhender.htm > Queries & Surnames: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Henderson >

JANIE, TRY CEMETRIES NEAR WARREN,TYLER COUNTY, TX. THERE ARE SOME LINDSEYES BURIED THERE. ALSO SOME AT BEAUMONT TX THAT ARE PART OF THIS FAMILY

Evening Elnora, Franklin Cook was born ca 1802-1803 in Georgia (1850-1860 Rusk Co., TX censuses). He died in Mar or Apr 1870 (1870 Henderson Co. Mortality schedule and Probate records). His known migration was 1824-1837 Autauga Co, AL; 1840-1841, Kemper Co., MS; Nov 1841, Nacogdoches Co., TX (the area that later became Rusk Co.). I am 99.9% sure that Franklin's father was Issachar Cook (b. btw 1770-1774 if censuses are correct) who was in Elbert Co., GA as early as 1795 when Issachar signed the Yazoo Land Fraud petition. Franklin married Sarah Anderson, 1823, in Elbert Co. Issachar died, 1841 in Henry Co., GA and named a son, Franklin, in his will. This Issachar can be proven as the one was in Elbert Co. Research on the other children listed in the will gives evidence that Franklin was the Franklin in the will. Naming patterns are another indication but to prove it 100% still eludes me. Janet Cook