...........3a-Robert H. Tate .............married- Elizabeth Cornelia Taylor in Collin Co., Texas circa : 1860 ........... Their children: ....... 3a1- William Tate ............... b: circa 1862 Greenville, Tx. ............... d: 1899 in Oklahoma ........3a2- Dorcas Tate ............... b: ............... married: W.A. Burt in Greenville, Texas on 15 Aug. 1897 ........*** Elizabeth Taylor Tate m: Sanders Husbands in 1871 I do not know if Robert H. Tate died or if they divorced. ........3a1- William Tate ........married 1st ? Eudora Cochran died: 1892 Hunt Co. Tx. Ernest, Josie &Raymond are probably Eudora's , but I am still checking this out. ....... married: 2nd ? Mary " May "Cockes from Cass County Texas ? ........b: 1871 ....... d: 1909 in Hunt Co., Tx. ........... Their children :( William and May Tate) ............1. Ernest Tate ................b: 1885 ................d: 1920 in Campbell, Greenville, Hunt County, Texas ........... 2. Josie Tate ............... b: 1887 ............... married: Burt Tipton Denton in Greenville, Hunt Co.,Texas on 2 Feb. 1908 .................Children of B.T. &Josie Tate Denton ...................Raymond Denton ?? .. ...............W.T. Denton ( could be William ...................Tipton Denton) ...................Howard Denton ....................b: 1910 ....................m: Lorena Mathews ( Matthews ?) .........................b: 7 Jan. 1913 .........................d: 19 May 1950 .....................Children of Howard &Lorena Denton ...........................Josie Ann Denton ...............................b: 1939 ............................Lorena May Denton ...............................b: 13 Nov. 1941 ...............................d: 13 Nov. 1941 ...........................Leslie Howard Denton ...............................b: 1943 ...........................Patricia Ruth Denton ...............................b: 1945 .......... 3. Raymond Tate .............. b: 1890 in Greenville, Tx. .............. d: 1911 .......... 4.*Leo Edward Tate (see below ) .......... 5. Frank Tate .............. b: August 1895 .......... 6. Robert Winford Tate .............. b: January 1898, Oklahoma ..........*.Leo Edward Tate Sr. ............ b: 8 Nov. 1893 Greenville, Hunt Co.,Tx. ............ d: 6 January 1939 Tulsa, Tulsa Co.,Oklahoma .............married: Faye Augusta Givens of Greenville , Hunt Co., Texas .............Daughter of: Thomas F. Givens &Ada Steed Givens ............ Children of Leo Edward &Faye Augusta Givens Tate: ............ Leo Edward Tate Jr. ............. b: 30 Oct. 1918 Parsons, Labette Co., Ks. LOT'S of people I'm searching for..Especially R.H.TATE & William TATE, then May COCKES & Eudora COCHRAN families.... Thank you for any and all help! Rebecca email address [email protected]

i haven't found those names in this line as yet. of course i have not gotten a lot of information on the more recent family line. i have some info on the people i listed, if you would like i can send that to you to see if you recognize any of them. my email is [email protected] any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks Linda Nelson _________________________________________________________________ Add photos to your messages with MSN 8. Get 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/featuredemail

>From Linda Johnson, [email protected], 828 Lane Rd., Texas City,TX 77591 My Roll: 1. Samuel Pierce JOHNSON, b 1851 in Warren Co, GA, died in 1890 in Hunt Co., Married Nettye Clay PERRY, originally from Meriwether Co, GA, in Marion Co. GA in 1870/71.(Part of her PERRYs went to Columbus Co, AR and some eventual came to Hunt Co., TX) Why did they settle in Hunt Co when the land was already expensive? Were there other kin in Hunt Co already there? 2. William Cowden SIMMONS b 1840- just before family came to TX from TN, AR, Missouri, died 1916 in Hunt Co, grandson of Benjamin Franklin SIMMONS who obtain land grant in 1835 for several sections of land where the town of Ben Franklin stands in Delta Co. on North Sulphur River. Married Mary Clay ROBNETT, b 1845 in Fannin Co, died in 1918 in Hunt Co. 3. John Samuel OLIVER b 1876 in Ouachita Co., AR, son of William OLIVER from Cass Co., TX, Butler Co., AL and grandson on Samuel OLIVER-Irish Methodist minister. John Samuel OLIVER died 1951 in Hunt Co, TX Married Allous "Allie" Frances STEVENSON, b 1884 in Hunt Co, daughter of John Stevenson from Hopkins and Wood Co, TX, born in LA. grandson of William STEVENSON, "First Protestant Minister of Texas" Allie's mother was Frances J. Coats 1849-after 1887, STEVENSON & COATS are buried in Shiloh Cemetery in Campbell, TX Thanks, Linda Johnson Texas City, TX Originally from "The Blackland Prairie"

Are you related to Red Wallace? Only one daughter, Mary Rafe? Peggy J. Bedingfield/ Editor Lone Oak Newsletter Linda Nelson wrote: > i am researching the Wallace family of Hunt Co. TX. i have so farthe > following information > my husbands family descends from Thomas Jefferson Wallace and Ellen Deemer. > Philow (Fals) Wallace b. 11/16/1816 GA 10/10/1878 buried McBride Cem. > Quinlin, TX > Martha (unk) b. 2/11/1821 TN, 3/1/1879 McBride Cem. Quinlin, TX > children: > 1. Lazarus H. 1850-1933 buried Van Sickle Cem. Hunt Co. TX born MS > married Josephine Deemer b. 8/17/1856 d. 8/27/1883 buried McBride Cem. born > TX > daughter of Eli Deemer b. PA. Delilah (unk) born LA > 2. Thomas Jefferson 7/15/1851-2/14/1918 born MS > married Ellen Deemer 3/14/1848-12/7/1930 married on 8/8187 born TX > 3. James 1854- > married (1) Sis Jenkins on 9/3/1876 and (2) Mattie Jenkins on 5/13/1879 > 4. Edwin 1855- > married Jane Cairo on 8/17/1873 > 5. Mathew 1858- > married Elizabeth Jenkins on 8/22/1878 > 6. Aaron 1859- > 7. Parmelia 4/8/1860-10/1/1877 buried McBride Cem. > 8. Ellen 1863- > married Walton Griffin on 1/5/1879 > 9. William 1865 > 10. Cassandra 1868- > 11. John 1871- > > any information on this family line would be greatly appreciated. thanks > Linda Nelson > > _________________________________________________________________ > MSN 8 helps eliminate e-mail viruses. Get 2 months FREE*. > http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus > > ==== TXHUNT Mailing List ==== > Remember: GENEALOGY ONLY ON THE LIST! No > poems, virus warnings, etc.

NANCY ELLEN LYDAY and WILLIAM LAFAYETTE SHOEMAKE were married in Hunt Co. March 25, 1880. He was a Methodist minister and both are buried in McWright Cemetery, Hunt Co. JAMES ALLEN WEATHERS and JOHN ETTA EWING were married in Hunt Co. December 6, 1880 and are buried in Floyd Co., TX. He was a Baptist minister. All are ggrandparents. Will share info. Thanks, Jody [email protected]

Looking for information on two brothers, Edward and Frederick Cox who came from England and settled in Hunt County, TX about 1852. Lynn

Information on William McBRIDE, b 16 Oct 1816 in Marion County, TN, died 15 Nov 1900 in Lone Oak, Hunt County, TX. Wife was Teresa KELLY, b ca 1820 in Marion County, TN, died 1913, Lone Oak, Hunt County. I am descended from their son, James Bennett McBRIDE, M.D., b 1858 in Lone Oak, died 1950, Hale County. TX. Check out www.findagrave.com for burial listings on some of this family. Web site for all of my research (all family lines) at www.DrAlex.com/online/MiFlor. There is an index.

i am researching the Wallace family of Hunt Co. TX. i have so farthe following information my husbands family descends from Thomas Jefferson Wallace and Ellen Deemer. Philow (Fals) Wallace b. 11/16/1816 GA 10/10/1878 buried McBride Cem. Quinlin, TX Martha (unk) b. 2/11/1821 TN, 3/1/1879 McBride Cem. Quinlin, TX children: 1. Lazarus H. 1850-1933 buried Van Sickle Cem. Hunt Co. TX born MS married Josephine Deemer b. 8/17/1856 d. 8/27/1883 buried McBride Cem. born TX daughter of Eli Deemer b. PA. Delilah (unk) born LA 2. Thomas Jefferson 7/15/1851-2/14/1918 born MS married Ellen Deemer 3/14/1848-12/7/1930 married on 8/8187 born TX 3. James 1854- married (1) Sis Jenkins on 9/3/1876 and (2) Mattie Jenkins on 5/13/1879 4. Edwin 1855- married Jane Cairo on 8/17/1873 5. Mathew 1858- married Elizabeth Jenkins on 8/22/1878 6. Aaron 1859- 7. Parmelia 4/8/1860-10/1/1877 buried McBride Cem. 8. Ellen 1863- married Walton Griffin on 1/5/1879 9. William 1865 10. Cassandra 1868- 11. John 1871- any information on this family line would be greatly appreciated. thanks Linda Nelson _________________________________________________________________ MSN 8 helps eliminate e-mail viruses. Get 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus

Searching for descendants of JPJ's children in hopes that they may have some clues concerning his parents. Thanks, Teri Oaks 1 Joseph Perry Jackson Dawson b: 26 Jan 1823 in NC, USA d: 28 Dec 1897 in family farm, Cash, Hunt Co., TX .. +Amanda Hartzog b: 15 Apr 1839 in Lawrence County, MS, USA d: 25 Nov 1871 in Lone Oak , Hunt Co., TX m: 20 May 1856 ..... 2 Alexander B. C. Dawson b: 20 Jan 1857 in Lawrence County, MS d: 21 Jun 1863 in Hunt, TX ..... 2 Eugenia A. M. L. Dawson b: 26 Jan 1859 in Lawrence County, MS, USA d: 30 Nov 1926 in Parkland Hospital, Dallas, Dallas County, TX, USA ......... +Harvey Lawson m: 21 Jun 1877 ..... *2nd Husband of Eugenia A. M. L. Dawson: ......... +Gustavus Adolphus Davis b: 19 Apr 1848 in Montgomery County, Alabama, USA d: 14 Aug 1932 in Hunt County, TX m: 18 Jun 1893 ..... *3rd Husband of Eugenia A. M. L. Dawson: ......... +Willie Griffis m: 26 Sep 1905 ..... *4th Husband of Eugenia A. M. L. Dawson: ......... +William C. Manis b: Abt. 1859 in TN m: Abt. 1909 ..... 2 Mary Elizabeth Dawson b: 08 Apr 1861 in Hunt Co., Texas d: 12 May 1888 in Hunt Co., Texas ......... +W. Turner Hart m: 11 Apr 1878 ..... 2 Joseph Perry Jackson Dawson Jr. b: 27 Nov 1863 in Hunt, TX d: 06 Dec 1930 in Cash, Hunt Co., TX ......... +Lizabeth Carlena Calloway b: 14 Dec 1867 d: 13 Feb 1936 in Van Sickle Community, TX m: 06 Jul 1885 ..... 2 Arma Belle Carolina "Carry" Dawson b: 09 Aug 1866 in TX d: 13 Jul 1913 in Mexico ......... +William F. Harper b: 29 May 1858 d: 05 Mar 1934 in "Aunt Mary's home" m: 24 Nov 1887 ..... 2 Allina C. A. Dawson b: 18 Jul 1869 in Hunt County, TX d: 18 Jul 1896 in TX ......... +Randolph "Randle" Lawson b: 05 Jul 1855 in Live Oak community, Hunt Co., TX d: 19 Feb 1940 in Normangee, Texas m: Abt. 29 Dec 1886 *2nd Wife of Joseph Perry Jackson Dawson: .. +Eliza Law b: Abt. 1834 in England d: 25 Feb 1886 in Hunt Co, TX m: 14 Dec 1878

I forgot to add my email also: Donna Allen <[email protected]> -----Original Message----- From: Mike and Donna Allen [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, May 26, 2003 4:32 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [TXHUNT-L] Roll Call: JONES; RILEY Good Afternoon, Hunt Co. Listers........... I am researching my JONES and RILEY lines. My Riley's were in Hunt Co. in the 1850's, possibly earlier. William RILEY, Henry M. RILEY. My JONES line are listed in the 1860 census, so they may have gone to Hunt Co. late 1850's. Calvin W. JONES, wife Dicey (Dicy), Children: Richard A., Perry Silas (Perry was definately born in Hunt Co.). Calvin served with the TST (Militia) during the Civil War, Beat No. 8 under Capt. James M. Huey, 14th Brigade. His wife, Dicey, may have died in or around Hunt Co., prior to 1872, but I have been unable to locate her place of burial. If any of you come across her, please let me know. Her maiden name was WHETSTONE. Calvin's second wife was Amanda A. (Allie) Whetstone (sister of Dicey). I believe they were married in Hunt Co., 1872. If anyone has a book with this information, I'd appreciate help. Perry Silas JONES m. Rebecca E. RILEY in 1889...........but I don't know what county that would be in, possibly Hunt Co. While I do have quite a bit of information, I'm desperately trying to tie up some loose ends. Any and all help will be greatly appreciated! Donna Allen Texhoma, Texas ==== TXHUNT Mailing List ==== Support Rootsweb! http://www.rootsweb.com

OOps! forgot on my email on the prvious list of anders, williams, mccardy, waldrup, jernigan. My email is [email protected] you have to use a capital G. thanks. sue ----- Original Message ----- From: "Vince Leibowitz" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, May 26, 2003 9:00 AM Subject: [TXHUNT-L] Semi-Annual Roll Call > Greetings, List: > > It is time once again for our twice-a-year Roll Call. As most of you > know who have been on the list a while, Roll Calls are conducted once > between Christmas and the new year and once after Memorial Day. > > To participate in the roll call, send a message to the list which meets > the following guidelines: > > 1.) Includes in the subject line the words ROLL CALL and the surname > such as: "Roll Call: DOE" > 2.) Include in the message a brief synopsis of the information you have > on the family as well as any additional information you are seeking. > 3.) Include your EMAIL ADDRESS; replies to roll call postings should be > done off-list. > 4.) Include the URL of your genealogy webpage, if you have one. > > Please keep your messages short, but include any pertinent information > that would help another reader determine whether or not they have > information which would pertain to your line. > > Also, remember that these messages are ARCHIVED through rootsweb, so > even if you don't find the information you are looking for now, someone > doing a search may find your message later and be able to assist you. > > If you have questions, please feel free to ask. > > The roll call will run from May 26 until June 2, 2003 at midnight, EST. > Please don't post roll call messages after that time. Also, please > remember that we do a roll call twice a year and that only the > listmanager can call a roll call. This is because, as new members join > the group, if each one posted a roll call, that would take up a great > deal of the lists' time. > > Thanks, > > Vince Leibowitz > > > ==== TXHUNT Mailing List ==== > Do you have genealogical resources for Hunt County? Then > volunteer to be a Lookup Volunteer! Contact the county > coordinator at [email protected] > >

I am seeking info on samuel and obedience waldrup williams, oliver jasper and sarah amanda anders williams and oliver jasper williams with a previous wife, david anders and wife sarah jernigin, james franklin anders and rebecca jane mccardy and james mccardy. these are all my people and all were in hunt co tx. i have not found where samuel and obedience are burieid. i have not found oliver jaspers second wife's descendents, i have very little on sarah jernigan. i know that james franklin and rebecca married in hunt co and her father was james. any clues, notes, records of any kind would be most most appreciated. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Vince Leibowitz" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, May 26, 2003 9:00 AM Subject: [TXHUNT-L] Semi-Annual Roll Call > Greetings, List: > > It is time once again for our twice-a-year Roll Call. As most of you > know who have been on the list a while, Roll Calls are conducted once > between Christmas and the new year and once after Memorial Day. > > To participate in the roll call, send a message to the list which meets > the following guidelines: > > 1.) Includes in the subject line the words ROLL CALL and the surname > such as: "Roll Call: DOE" > 2.) Include in the message a brief synopsis of the information you have > on the family as well as any additional information you are seeking. > 3.) Include your EMAIL ADDRESS; replies to roll call postings should be > done off-list. > 4.) Include the URL of your genealogy webpage, if you have one. > > Please keep your messages short, but include any pertinent information > that would help another reader determine whether or not they have > information which would pertain to your line. > > Also, remember that these messages are ARCHIVED through rootsweb, so > even if you don't find the information you are looking for now, someone > doing a search may find your message later and be able to assist you. > > If you have questions, please feel free to ask. > > The roll call will run from May 26 until June 2, 2003 at midnight, EST. > Please don't post roll call messages after that time. Also, please > remember that we do a roll call twice a year and that only the > listmanager can call a roll call. This is because, as new members join > the group, if each one posted a roll call, that would take up a great > deal of the lists' time. > > Thanks, > > Vince Leibowitz > > > ==== TXHUNT Mailing List ==== > Do you have genealogical resources for Hunt County? Then > volunteer to be a Lookup Volunteer! Contact the county > coordinator at [email protected] > >

Good Afternoon, Hunt Co. Listers........... I am researching my JONES and RILEY lines. My Riley's were in Hunt Co. in the 1850's, possibly earlier. William RILEY, Henry M. RILEY. My JONES line are listed in the 1860 census, so they may have gone to Hunt Co. late 1850's. Calvin W. JONES, wife Dicey (Dicy), Children: Richard A., Perry Silas (Perry was definately born in Hunt Co.). Calvin served with the TST (Militia) during the Civil War, Beat No. 8 under Capt. James M. Huey, 14th Brigade. His wife, Dicey, may have died in or around Hunt Co., prior to 1872, but I have been unable to locate her place of burial. If any of you come across her, please let me know. Her maiden name was WHETSTONE. Calvin's second wife was Amanda A. (Allie) Whetstone (sister of Dicey). I believe they were married in Hunt Co., 1872. If anyone has a book with this information, I'd appreciate help. Perry Silas JONES m. Rebecca E. RILEY in 1889...........but I don't know what county that would be in, possibly Hunt Co. While I do have quite a bit of information, I'm desperately trying to tie up some loose ends. Any and all help will be greatly appreciated! Donna Allen Texhoma, Texas

Adolphus LONG was born 8 September 1882 in Giles Co. TN, and died 27 August 1954 in Hunt Co. TX. He married Flora Alice COWAN 2 September 1908 in Fannin Co. TX, daughter of William Andrew COWAN and Martha Ellen JAMES. She was born 25 April 1883 in Fannin Co. TX, and died 8 September 1963 in Kaufman Co. TX. Children: i. James Andrew LONG, b. 20 July 1909, Collin Co. TX; d. 18 November 1994, Hunt Co. TX; m. Thelma Frances BLACKWELL, 18 July 1962, Hunt Co. TX; b. 12 February 1917, Quinlan, Hunt Co. TX; d. 18 September 1996, Hunt Co. TX. She was the daughter of Burt BLACKWELL and Artemissa Rose ALLEN. ii. Donna Mozelle LONG, b. 20 August 1916, Anna, Collin Co. TX; d. 13 March 2002, Greenville, Hunt Co. TX; m. (1) Raymond BENNETT. (2) Roy Horace GREEN; d. 7 June 1991, Hunt Co. TX Linda Cowan Baker [email protected]

Hi. Yes, we have our school records. Hopefully it will be a help in establishing place of residence. There are no mentions of age of parents. During the time we are speaking of, so many things were taken for granted, no one heard of a green card and no one ever considered that you may NOT be a citizen if you Daddy was . Current events have led to this prob. we are having. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Patsy Hand" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, May 26, 2003 11:15 AM Subject: Re: [TXHUNT-L] request for help in proof of citizenship > Have you checked school records for you and your siblings. I'm not sure > they have ages for parents but it is worth a look. Patsy Hand > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "marcia collins" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2003 8:34 PM > Subject: [TXHUNT-L] request for help in proof of citizenship > > > > Goodevening all, > > I am requesting help in proving my fathers citizenship. This has become a > nightmare that is all but unbeleivable. > > > > My Father, James Roy Moore, born 1889 in Kingston, Tx. ( Hunt Co. ) > > His mother was Martha Louzettie Bussell Moore, his Father, (buried in > Celeste Cemetary) was Alfred JAckson Moore. > > > > My Father's Grandfather , Samual P. Moore came with HIS father James Moore > from Tennessee. Both were issued original land patents, first in Red River > CO. then in Hunt Co. Texas. > > > > My Father, James Roy Moore married my Mother, Margaret Isebella Glover in > Biggar SK. Canada 1936. My sister was born in 1938. Aprox 3 years later they > moved BACK to the United States where my father worked for the rest of his > life . My Mother became naturlized in 1954. I and my middle sister were born > in the U.S. > > > > My Father was aprox. 65 when I was born in 1955. > > My Mother died 1963. Daddy Died in 1965. PRIOR to his death, he received > Social Security Benefits. We know that in order to do so, he had to have > afidavits from people who knew him, in order to PROVE he was a citizen of > the US, as Texas didn't have birth certificates when he was born . > > > > I have done so much research, yet I cannot find documents the Social Sec. > Admin will accept to prove Daddy WAS a citizen, and my sister who needs to > apply for her Social Security has been DENIED as she cannot be provena > citizen due to Daddy's age and lack of paperwork. > > > > I would appreciate your help both with idea's and perhaps papers from the > Hunt Co. Courthouse. Please send me the fee you would ask for this. > > > > Sincerely > > Marcia Collins > > > > > > > > ==== TXHUNT Mailing List ==== > > Remember: GENEALOGY ONLY ON THE LIST! No > > poems, virus warnings, etc. > > > > > > ==== TXHUNT Mailing List ==== > Do you have family information to submit? Contact the county coordinator > at [email protected] > >

Have you checked school records for you and your siblings. I'm not sure they have ages for parents but it is worth a look. Patsy Hand ----- Original Message ----- From: "marcia collins" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2003 8:34 PM Subject: [TXHUNT-L] request for help in proof of citizenship > Goodevening all, > I am requesting help in proving my fathers citizenship. This has become a nightmare that is all but unbeleivable. > > My Father, James Roy Moore, born 1889 in Kingston, Tx. ( Hunt Co. ) > His mother was Martha Louzettie Bussell Moore, his Father, (buried in Celeste Cemetary) was Alfred JAckson Moore. > > My Father's Grandfather , Samual P. Moore came with HIS father James Moore from Tennessee. Both were issued original land patents, first in Red River CO. then in Hunt Co. Texas. > > My Father, James Roy Moore married my Mother, Margaret Isebella Glover in Biggar SK. Canada 1936. My sister was born in 1938. Aprox 3 years later they moved BACK to the United States where my father worked for the rest of his life . My Mother became naturlized in 1954. I and my middle sister were born in the U.S. > > My Father was aprox. 65 when I was born in 1955. > My Mother died 1963. Daddy Died in 1965. PRIOR to his death, he received Social Security Benefits. We know that in order to do so, he had to have afidavits from people who knew him, in order to PROVE he was a citizen of the US, as Texas didn't have birth certificates when he was born . > > I have done so much research, yet I cannot find documents the Social Sec. Admin will accept to prove Daddy WAS a citizen, and my sister who needs to apply for her Social Security has been DENIED as she cannot be provena citizen due to Daddy's age and lack of paperwork. > > I would appreciate your help both with idea's and perhaps papers from the Hunt Co. Courthouse. Please send me the fee you would ask for this. > > Sincerely > Marcia Collins > > > > ==== TXHUNT Mailing List ==== > Remember: GENEALOGY ONLY ON THE LIST! No > poems, virus warnings, etc. >

> Dear Marcia, > > Have you checked with the County Courthouse or the Town Hall where your > father was born? The state of Texas does NOT have my mothers birth > certificate (born 1920) but the Town Hall did have it, and that is what > solved her Social Security application problems. > > Good luck, > Denise I had not thot of that...however , Daddy was born, according to what he told us, and what our Uncles told us, in a covered wagon. I do know that Kingston, now a ghosttown, is what he considered his 'home town', but they were comeing back from I believe Portales, New Mexico. I have not been able to prove that, yet I have no reason to not feel he was right. As I had said, when I was born in 1955, My Dad was already about 65....and that is prob. wrong. We have learned that Daddy may have fudged about his age on he and Mothers wedding certificate. My Mother was quite a bit younger than Daddy. If I could locate anything with a date on the first marraige, between J.R. Moore (Daddy ) and Maude Warnike, I feel that may answer the question of how old Daddy REALLY was.

Goodmorning, I have the 1900 census, and seems to be the only one I can locate. My father, James Roy, would have been aprx. 10, his siblings are listed, however, his father Alfred Jackson Moore was by then deceased. I cannot find Daddy on a census anywhere else. I know that his Mother went to live with her Brother William Thomas BUSSELL, I believe in Swisher Co. after that. She later married a man, last name WYATT. Daddy left at that time and lived with the BUSSELL'S. His siblings were Alfred, Samuel (the oldest boy) Lula (married Matias Baker) Mary, Married William Thorton, William Ray, the youngest. Many moved between Oklahoma , Texas and New Mexico driving Cattle. Daddy Married Maude Warnike , of which I can find NO records, I beleive in Ok. They divorced. There were two children Opal Annie Warnike, and Alfred Leon Warnike, both born in Hobart OK. They were my half siblings, and both have been deceased a long time. After speaking with my sister last night, I had not understood that one problem is proving that Daddy lived in the US the length of time he did. Apparantly this IS very important. My sister is now 65. She has been told by Social Security that it will take a minimum of 5 year to obtain verification of citizenship unless we can prove Daddy had both been born here, and was living in the US after 1940. We need to find him listed on a census after the 1900 instead of just the 1900. OR a marriage /and/or divorce record of his and Ms. Warnike's marraige. This has proven impossible for us. My sister became MY guardian in aprox 1965 here in Kansas. As luck would have it, this decree does not mention either hers nor Daddy's citizenship. We have been working with an attorny, who is considering applying for a passport for sister, that being proof of citizenship. However, we come back to needing proof of Daddy's citizenship. Where would I even begin to attempt to find voting records my Dad would have been registered on? When you consider the time we are talking about...Daddy was born in 1883 or 1889...there is a discrepancy, HIS father died when Daddy was aprox. 10, after that he, like many of that age in Texas worked and lived with relatives (BUSSELL) Thank you for the Census GIF, however, I do not think that is MY Alfred. MAttie (Martha L Bussell Moore) was widowed, and may have been living with BUSSELL at that time. I appreciate your considerations on this...VERY much. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peggy C. Wilson" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2003 9:32 PM Subject: Re: [TXHUNT-L] request for help in proof of citizenship > Did your father have a soc. sec. #, if so his application should > indicate where he was born. > > The Soc. Sec. Admn is a pain...have had experience with them when > our son was disabled. We had to write our Congressman for help. > Right after our congressman became involved, we recd notice he > would be receiving benefits and we recd a ck not long after that. > > Do you have all the census for your father since his birth, of > course the 1890 would have been nice. > > Peggy > > > ==== TXHUNT Mailing List ==== > Have you checked out the Hunt County GenWeb Archives? > http://www.geocities.com/countyofhunt/hcgenarch.htm > >

Greetings, List: It is time once again for our twice-a-year Roll Call. As most of you know who have been on the list a while, Roll Calls are conducted once between Christmas and the new year and once after Memorial Day. To participate in the roll call, send a message to the list which meets the following guidelines: 1.) Includes in the subject line the words ROLL CALL and the surname such as: "Roll Call: DOE" 2.) Include in the message a brief synopsis of the information you have on the family as well as any additional information you are seeking. 3.) Include your EMAIL ADDRESS; replies to roll call postings should be done off-list. 4.) Include the URL of your genealogy webpage, if you have one. Please keep your messages short, but include any pertinent information that would help another reader determine whether or not they have information which would pertain to your line. Also, remember that these messages are ARCHIVED through rootsweb, so even if you don't find the information you are looking for now, someone doing a search may find your message later and be able to assist you. If you have questions, please feel free to ask. The roll call will run from May 26 until June 2, 2003 at midnight, EST. Please don't post roll call messages after that time. Also, please remember that we do a roll call twice a year and that only the listmanager can call a roll call. This is because, as new members join the group, if each one posted a roll call, that would take up a great deal of the lists' time. Thanks, Vince Leibowitz

Thank you! I am looking for Calvin W. JONES, wife Dicey (Dicy), any children, and I am thinking possibly his brother, Silas JONES. Again, Thank You......... Donna Allen -----Original Message----- From: Peggy C. Wilson [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2003 9:38 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [TXHUNT-L] request for help in proof of citizenship I have access to the 1860 and can do a lookup....who do you need? Mike and Donna Allen wrote: > I never thought about checking for delayed BC's for my ancestors. Would I > go through the VS office in Austin? I also wonder if they do these for > other states as well. > > Also, would anyone have any information on the 1860 Hunt Co. Census? I > really need to locate it if its out there any where. Were these kept at the > courthouse, OR do (did) they keep these in a centrally located place? I'm > at a loss as to where to look for this. Any and all help would be > TREMENDOUSLY appreciated. > > D. Allen > > -----Original Message----- > From: billysmithey [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2003 8:54 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [TXHUNT-L] request for help in proof of citizenship > > > Check with the Texas Vital Statistics folks. Many times people were issued > Delayed Birth Certificates for Social Security purposes. These certificates > were signed by parents or siblings to verify the age and birth location. > Also, give these folks any spelling variation you can think of. > > Take Care, > Billy > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Mike and Donna Allen" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2003 8:43 PM > Subject: RE: [TXHUNT-L] request for help in proof of citizenship > > > >>Ms. Collins, >>Did he ever serve in the U.S. Military? I'm thinking maybe any type of >>service record.........I would be willing to help out any way I can and >>would do so without a fee. I will print your email and use the >> > information > >>you gave. Would that be okay with you? I hate it that your sister has >> > been > >>denied her SS benefits due to a little red tape. What forms of proof are >>they requiring? >> >>Donna Allen >> >>-----Original Message----- >>From: marcia collins [mailto:[email protected]] >>Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2003 8:35 PM >>To: [email protected] >>Subject: [TXHUNT-L] request for help in proof of citizenship >> >> >>Goodevening all, >>I am requesting help in proving my fathers citizenship. This has become a >>nightmare that is all but unbeleivable. >> >>My Father, James Roy Moore, born 1889 in Kingston, Tx. ( Hunt Co. ) >>His mother was Martha Louzettie Bussell Moore, his Father, (buried in >>Celeste Cemetary) was Alfred JAckson Moore. >> >>My Father's Grandfather , Samual P. Moore came with HIS father James Moore >>from Tennessee. Both were issued original land patents, first in Red River >>CO. then in Hunt Co. Texas. >> >>My Father, James Roy Moore married my Mother, Margaret Isebella Glover in >>Biggar SK. Canada 1936. My sister was born in 1938. Aprox 3 years later >> > they > >>moved BACK to the United States where my father worked for the rest of his >>life . My Mother became naturlized in 1954. I and my middle sister were >> > born > >>in the U.S. >> >>My Father was aprox. 65 when I was born in 1955. >>My Mother died 1963. Daddy Died in 1965. PRIOR to his death, he received >>Social Security Benefits. We know that in order to do so, he had to have >>afidavits from people who knew him, in order to PROVE he was a citizen of >>the US, as Texas didn't have birth certificates when he was born . >> >>I have done so much research, yet I cannot find documents the Social Sec. >>Admin will accept to prove Daddy WAS a citizen, and my sister who needs to >>apply for her Social Security has been DENIED as she cannot be provena >>citizen due to Daddy's age and lack of paperwork. >> >>I would appreciate your help both with idea's and perhaps papers from the >>Hunt Co. Courthouse. Please send me the fee you would ask for this. >> >>Sincerely >>Marcia Collins >> >> >> >>==== TXHUNT Mailing List ==== >>Remember: GENEALOGY ONLY ON THE LIST! No >>poems, virus warnings, etc. >> >> >> >>==== TXHUNT Mailing List ==== >>Support Rootsweb! >>http://www.rootsweb.com >> > > > > ==== TXHUNT Mailing List ==== > Don't forget! The Hunt County GenWeb Project Home Page has moved to > http://www.geocities.com/countyofhunt > > > > ==== TXHUNT Mailing List ==== > Please remember to update your bookmarks! The Hunt County > GenWeb Project is no longer located on cottonmuseum.com or vpltz.com Please > visit our new site at http://www.geocities.com/countyofhunt > > > -- Peggy <'}}}}>< Genealogy: Begins as an interest, Becomes a hobby, Continues as an avocation, takes over as an obsession and in its last stage is an incurable disease." Lueck http://www.geocities.com/lueck_lick/ Honnoll http://www.geocities.com/honnoll_honnell/index.html Winton http://www.geocities.com/mawpeggy1946/index.html ==== TXHUNT Mailing List ==== Do you have family information to submit? Contact the county coordinator at [email protected]