> I am doing some online research in Hunt County with the 1880 census. Does any researcher on this list happen to know the precinct number for Wolfe City in 1880? It would help me considerably. > Wolfe City was not incorporated until later. I did a sampling of my ancestors in that area. Andrew Wilson who was on the NE side of the city was in 6, Robert F. Wilson was in 5 and Abram Warren who was on the SE side of the city was in 5. I guess I would have to say 5 as Andrew was further out. His property was almost to the Rehoboth Cemetery and sat across the county line. Bob Wilson Wimberley, TX

Good info - do you know anything about the Wilson's - I am researching a family for a friend (they lived near Wolfe City - his don't would have been Robert Porter Wilson) Thanks - hope all is well with you and your family . I finally heard from the publishers re: Wolfe city histories - $60.00 per copy - WOW ! Cousin Jayne ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bob Wilson" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, August 04, 2003 2:32 PM Subject: Re: [TXHUNT-L] 1880 Judicial Precincts > > > > > I am doing some online research in Hunt County with the 1880 census. Does > any researcher on this list happen to know the precinct number for Wolfe > City in 1880? It would help me considerably. > > > > Wolfe City was not incorporated until later. I did a sampling of my > ancestors in that area. Andrew Wilson who was on the NE side of the city > was in 6, Robert F. Wilson was in 5 and Abram Warren who was on the SE side > of the city was in 5. I guess I would have to say 5 as Andrew was further > out. His property was almost to the Rehoboth Cemetery and sat across the > county line. > > Bob Wilson > Wimberley, TX > > > > ==== 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