Mary This tells me a lot about your Coker. There is a large group of Coker families in the area of Prairie Hill some are still here. I live just a few miles from there. June Archer <ejarcher@glade.net> is connected to some of these Coker families I know for sure, hope this email is still good. I have Johnnie Baldwin as a male so that is wrong in my data base I will change it. I will try to add some of your Walker info so I can look out for them. I started working this LCT date base on the south east side of LCT & worked my way out. I have very little info on the north part of the county & worked my way to the west side. I have worked some on the Prairie Hill area but no as much as I have on other areas. I need to spend more time on this area. One thing of interest to me on your George W Baldwin is him being born in MO & living in the area of Lost Prairie. I have a big Hall family in the same area that came to LCT from MO. they were in Carroll Co ARK in 1850 then moved on into LCT. They lived in Callaway Co & Taney Co MO before TX I find these families tended to come to the same areas as neighbors in the past or could be connected in the same family. Great luck in your search. Pat At 03:24 PM 1/30/2005 -0700, you wrote: >Thanks Pat for the info. I did not have a marriage date for Baldwin - >Walker, and I have that one of the children was a girl - Johnnie Ann. >Bobbie Walker Baldwin in buried in the Prairie Hill Cemetery. The Walkers >were living in that area. > >The Nelson's came to Texas in 1850's from Illinois, they mostly settled >around Kerr County, but some scattered. I had come across the Roundtree >name in LCT but don't have enough info on Polly to connect. > >Morgan Coker and the Walkers were gone from LCT by 1910 to Seminole, Gaines >Co. TX. The one brother stayed in LCT, John Wesley and Sara Akers Walker >are buried in Armour Cemetery. > >Thanks again. >Mary >