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    1. obit for NEVA ROSS HUMPHRIES-HECKMAN
    2. Neva Humphries-Heckman passed away July 30, 2004 in Corpus Christi, Texas. She was born to Hardy Ernest and Martha Jane Brumbelow Ross in Blooming Grove, Texas (Navarro Co.) on October 22, 1909. She was married to C.F.(Shorty) Humphries in 1929 in Durant, Oklahoma and resided in Waxahachie, Texas until relocating to Corpus Christi, Texas 70 years ago. For many years Neva worked in real estate. She was a member of First Baptist Church in Corpus Christi, Texas. She is preceded in death by husbands, C.F (Shorty) Humphries and Harry Heckman, four sisters and one brother. She is survived by three children; Ross Humphries (Jane) of Victoria, TX, Joyce AuBuchon (Harvey) of Palo Alto, CA and Joy Humphries of Oroville, WA. Mark AuBuchon, Randy Humphries, Annette Boyd, Larry Humphries and Kathy Patton are surviving grandchildren. There are seven great- grandchildren. Graveside Services will be held at Seaside Memorial Park on Monday, August 2, 2004 at 2:00 p.m. Visitation hours will be from 2:00-4:00 p.m. on August 1, 2004 and from 9:00 a.m.- 1:30 p.m. on August 2, 2004. published in Corpus Christi Caller Times 08/01/2004

    08/01/2004 06:45:31
    1. ADAMS ancestors
    2. I am searching for any information on my great-grandfather - James Thomas Adams, born 1854 in Leon county Texas, came to Navarro co. -- married Effie Lena Loyd in 1893. They had 10 children -- one of which was my grandfather -- John Adams. Does anyone have any info on James Thomas ( J.T. ) Adams and his life OR about my great grandmother - Effie Lena Loyd Adams nd her parents & siblings-- John & Eliza Jane Mash Loyd - born in Tennessee - came to Texas abt 1876-77 to Navarro county, Effie Loyd Adams brother was Tom Loyd, sister Hattie Loyd Kay. Thank you -- P. Adams Padams007@aol.com

    07/31/2004 11:35:47
    1. Searching for information on Adams ancestor
    2. I am looking for amy information on Isaiah D. Adams, born in Crocket Texas, abt. 1895, was in WWI, buried in Navarro County. Isaiah Adams was my grandfathers cousin. Please let me know if you have any information. Thank you, P. Adams PAdams007@aol.com

    07/31/2004 11:26:16
    1. Talbot and Grice
    2. Still looking for any information on Lucy Florence Talbot and J. Tom Grice who md. in Navarro County in 1891. Lucy was the daughter to James Cornelius Talbot. I do not know Tom's family line. Any help would be appreciated. Faye Heffington Littlefield, Texas

    07/31/2004 11:00:12
    1. Talbot & Grice
    2. I apologize if this goes out twice...sent it earlier but never saw it come out on the list. Still looking for anything on Lucy Florence Talbot and J. Tom Grice who married in Navarro County in 1891. She was the daughter of James Cornelius Talbot. Any help would be appreciated. Faye Heffington Littlefield, Texas

    07/31/2004 08:40:30
    1. Nally-Nalley Research---VA-MO-TX
    2. John & Elnora Wyrick
    3. I have posted Corrected-Revised information on our Home Page regarding the Nally/Nalley Families that I am researching, some of them went from VA to MO then on to TX. I am hoping to connect to the family of our Great Grandmother Cyntha/Cynthia Ann (Nally) Cook b. 1840 in MO, married William Cook 1853 in Navarro Co., TX. If you are interested please take a look, down near the bottom of the page. John & Elnora Cook-Wyrick Families; http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/w/y/r/Elnora--F-Wyrick/ Elnora Frances Cook-Wyrick Yesterday is a memory, Tomorrow is a dream, Today is a Gift

    07/26/2004 04:54:14
    1. Corsicana Cotton Mill
    2. John Barron
    3. I would be interested in hearing from anyone who worked at or had ancestors who worked at the Corsicana Cotton Mill. I am developing a data base of the the employees. John C. Barron, Corsicana

    07/02/2004 12:04:21
    1. Duncan - Berry - Doolen
    2. Kelly Murdock-Billy
    3. Friends, I'm trying to locate the descendants of James Neal DUNCAN. So far I've had no luck with the offspring of his second marriage (to Eliza Fisher BERRY). Here's what I know. Can anyone fill me in on any of these folks? Thanks, Kelly Murdock-Billy --------------------------------------------------- *2nd Wife of James Neal Duncan: .. +Eliza Fisher Berry b: Abt. 1849 in Alabama m: Bet. 1867 - 1872 d: Unknown ....... 2 William Thomas Duncan b: 30 Nov 1872 in Navarro County, Texas d: Aft. 1907 in Navarro County, Texas ........... +Emma Doolen b: Unknown d: Unknown ....... 2 ? Duncan b: 22 Feb 1876 in Navarro County, Texas d: 22 Feb 1876 in Navarro County, Texas ....... 2 Rebecca E. Duncan b: 22 Mar 1877 in Navarro County, Texas d: 13 Mar 1878 in Navarro County, Texas ....... 2 Joseph L. Duncan b: 22 Dec 1878 in Navarro County, Texas d: 26 Jan 1879 in Navarro County, Texas ....... 2 Gideon Duncan b: 1881 d: Unknown ....... 2 Fred Duncan b: Abt. Jun 1881 d: 1933 ........... +Rose ? b: Unknown d: Unknown

    06/27/2004 03:08:27
    1. Grice
    2. Still looking for any information or census record of 1900 and 1910 on J. Tom Grice and wife Lucy Florence Talbot Grice. I have found several Grice families but not them. Faye Heffington Littlefield, Texas

    06/19/2004 01:53:41
    1. Re: [TXNAVARR] Bailey Martin b. 1796 NC
    2. Judith Rascoe
    3. Hi Lilly Check the time/date function on your computer. Your letter arrived dated "sept 12, 1998"! And it's such a good letter. My mail program wants to file it deep deep in the archives, however. In it, by the way, you remark that >> It is apparent, that James N. Martin and family, George Wesley Martin >> and family and Mary M. Martin, and family all moved from Henderson Co >> TN to Navarro Co TX about 1878. >> They had all lived in Henderson Co TN from 1854 thru 1878. >> They lived the Civil War years in Henderson Co TN. Henderson Co TN >> voted to fight on the Union side in the War... I've wondered why so many people from that part of Tennessee wound up in Navarro County after the Civil War. Could it be that they had the Union cause in common? Was Navarro known for having a lot of former Union sympathizers among its early settlers? Judy On Saturday, September 12, 1998, at 01:38 AM, Lilly wrote: > I descend from William M. Martin b. 1826 NC, found in the 1850 census > at Rockingham Co NC, later in the 1860 and 1870 census at Henderson Co > TN. > Finally, about 1878 his descendants and his widow moved to Navarro Co > TX. > > According to the Navarro County Texas History, Vol. 2, James Nathaniel > Martin was the cousin of Geroge Wesley Martin. > > Since George Wesley Martin b. 1849 Rockingham Co NC was the son of > William M. Martin b. 1826 NC and Mary M. Young b. 1825 NC, that would > mean James Nathaniel Martin b. 1836 NC was the son of the brother of > William M. Martin b. 1826 NC. > > I searched the 1850 census at Rockingham Co NC, and find only one name > which could be James Nathaniel Martin b. 1836 NC, that is in the > following family group: > > Bayly Martin, 53, b. NC, Farmer > Isabella Martin, 53, b. NC > Elizabeth Martin 25, b. NC > Emily Martin , 21, b. NC > William T. Martin, 19, b. NC, Laborer > J.W. Martin, 16, b. NC, Laborer > James Martin, 13, b. NC > M.F. Martin, 12, NC (female) > E.C. Martin, 9, b. NC (female) > > I believe the above James Martin is in fact James Nathaniel Martin b. > 1836 NC, who later is found in the 1870 census at Henderson Co TN, > along side his Uncle William M. Martin. > > Also this James Nathaniel Martin is found in the 1880 census at > Navarro Co TX along side the descendants of William M. Martin. > > It is apparent, that James N. Martin and family, George Wesley Martin > and family and Mary M. Martin, and family all moved from Henderson Co > TN to Navarro Co TX about 1878. > They had all lived in Henderson Co TN from 1854 thru 1878. > They lived the Civil War years in Henderson Co TN. Henderson Co TN > voted to fight on the Union side in the War, and I have found a James > N. Martin listed for Union Army in the 12th TN Cavalry, Company I. I > do NOT know if this is the same man. > > When they got to Navarro Co they lived in Retreat and in Corsicana > areas. > > In Lowe's United Methodist Church Cemetery, on Hwy 87, between > Williamburg and Reidsville, NC, lies buried the Bailey Martin family > of the 1850 census. > > Bailey Martin b. 3-29-1796 d. 9-25-1870 > Isabel Martin b. 5-8-1796 d. 7-15-1866 (w/o Bailey) > > Alexander W. Martin b. 1-20-1866 d. 8-3-1894 > Mary Nannie Roberts Martin b. 7-11-1867 d. 8-28-1929 > (w/o A. W. Martin) > > John W. Martin b. 8-27-1833 d. 7-16-1912 (s/o Bailey) > Bettie E. Martin b. 9-15-1839 d. 6-29-1917 (w/o John W.) > J.T. Martin b. 11-19-1860 d. 8-20-1891 (s/o John W. +Bettie) > Lesley M. Martin b. 12-30-1886 d. 10-8-1887 > (s/o J.T. amd Alice V. Martin) > > William Thomas Martin b. 12-17-1830 d. 5-13-1907 (s/o Bailey) > Fannie A. Martin b. 8-17-1834 d. 3-11-1902 (w/o W.T. Martin) > >> From the Cemetery records above, it appears that James Nathaniel >> Martin went to live near his Uncle William M. Martin in Henderson Co >> TN about the time of his father's death. > I have NOT found a record for the death of William M. Martin b. 1826 > NC, however the Navarro County Texas History Book, Vol 2, say he died > in 1870. If this is true, both brothers Bailey and William Martin > both died in Summer of 1870. Perhaps this is what caused James > Nathaniel Martin to live near the widow Mary M. Young Martin in > Henderson Co TN, to help her with her family of young children. > > I would appreciate hearing from anyone related to any of these persons. > > I am Lilly, d/o Joe, s/o Joe, s/o Joe, s/o William M. Martin b. 1826 > NC. > Best regards, > Lilly Martin > > > > ==== TXNAVARR Mailing List ==== > For more Navarro County genealogy and history, visit the GenWeb site: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~txnavarr/ >

    06/10/2004 02:59:19
    1. RE: [TXNAVARR] Talbot
    2. Ann Marcey
    3. Some possibilities from ancestry Name: T J Grice Age in 1910: 66 Estimated Birth Year: 1843 Birthplace: Ohio Home in 1910: 1-PCT, TRINITY, Texas Race: White Gender: Male Series: T624 Roll: 1595 Part: 2 Page: 20A Year: 1910 Tom W Grice FOWLSTOWN, DECATUR, Georgia 48 1861 Florida Colored Male Tom Grice 5-BT, AMITE, Mississippi 21 1888 Louisiana White Male Tom Grice 2-WD DALLAS, DALLAS, Texas 45 1864 Texas Colored Male Tom Grice YANTIS 3 J-PCT, WOOD, Texas 52 1857 Alabama White Male Home in 1910 (City,County,State) Age in 1910 Estimated Birth Year Birthplace Race Gender Minnie Talbot ANDALUSIA, COVINGTON, Alabama 16 1893 Alabama Colored Female Minnie E Talbot MORELAND, BINGHAM, Idaho 0 1909 Idaho Female Minnie Talbot JOSEPH, IDAHO, Idaho 0 1909 Idaho Female Minnie Talbot S E MOSCOW, LATAH, Idaho 0 1909 West Virginia Female Minnie Talbot 1-WD SOUTH BEND, ST JOSEPH, Indiana 56 1853 White Female Minnie Talbot 12-WD MANHATTAN, NEW YORK, New York 41 1868 White Female Minnie Talbot 22-WD MANHATTAN, NEW YORK, New York 31 1878 White Female Ann Marcy >From: Trixieboots@aol.com >To: TXNAVARR-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [TXNAVARR] Talbot >Date: Thu, 3 Jun 2004 00:00:27 EDT > >I am still searching for Cornelius Talbot's family on the 1900 or 1910 >census. > >He and the children that were left after his wife Amanda died in 1902 could >have been with the married children. > >Looking for: > >Lucy Florence who md. J. Tom Grice Dec. 1891 in Navarro County. > >Minnie Ola Talbot and sister Donia Talbot were more than likely placed with >their siblings when the 1910 census was taken. Older sister Bathsheba md. >after the 1900 census to Will Coffelt/Cofield but he died before the 1910 >census. > >If you have any information on this family, please contact me. > >Thank you, >Faye Heffington >Littlefield, Texas > > >==== TXNAVARR Mailing List ==== >Visit the on-line Navarro County genealogy archives: >http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/tx/navarro/navtoc.htm >

    06/03/2004 12:54:01
    1. Talbot
    2. I am still searching for Cornelius Talbot's family on the 1900 or 1910 census. He and the children that were left after his wife Amanda died in 1902 could have been with the married children. Looking for: Lucy Florence who md. J. Tom Grice Dec. 1891 in Navarro County. Minnie Ola Talbot and sister Donia Talbot were more than likely placed with their siblings when the 1910 census was taken. Older sister Bathsheba md. after the 1900 census to Will Coffelt/Cofield but he died before the 1910 census. If you have any information on this family, please contact me. Thank you, Faye Heffington Littlefield, Texas

    06/02/2004 06:00:27
    1. Re: TXNAVARR-D Digest V04 #68
    2. Melody, you might have better luck by trying the rootsweb web site for Navarro county. Try www.rootsweb.com/~txnavarr If that doesn't work go to www.rootsweb.com and click on the web sites, then choose United States, then Texas, then Navarro county. That will take you there. Happy hunting!

    06/01/2004 03:02:35
    1. trains, again
    2. Melody Amsel-Arieli
    3. Hello, I know I'm running the risk of creating another brouhaha...is anyone familiar with the Corsicana Interurban that ran from c1913-1940's? If so, please contact me privately. Thanks, Melody in Israel WRITING Between Galicia and Hungary: The Jews of Stropkov http://www.avotaynu.com/books/stropkov.htm RESEARCHING Slovakia: Amsel, Schonfeld, Baum, Landau,Einhorn,Ritter Bessarabia: Zazulia, Morgenstern,Cushilevitz,Pollak Galicia: Einstein --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Friends. Fun. Try the all-new Yahoo! Messenger

    05/31/2004 04:11:25
    1. Re: [TXNAVARR] Posey Family, Martin, Petty
    2. In a message dated 5/31/2004 1:06:49 AM Central Standard Time, malik@scs-net.org writes: James W. Martin, s/o James Nathaniel Martin of Corsicana, married Eugenia Posey. I am "guessing" that she was also a daughter of Adrian Posey, of Dist 129, Navarro Co TX. Eugenia was born 1867 TX, and died 1891. She left a son George Thomas Martin b. 1888 Corsicana, TX d. 7-24-1961 Blythe, Riverside Co CA, married to Willa Mae Stewart. He is buried at Oakwood Cemetery, Corsican, Navarro Co TX. The Stewart family is my line - Willie Mae Stewart and my grandfather were first cousins. Her parents were James Warren Stewart and Mary Louise Lowery who came to Navarro County circa 1880 and settled in the Dresden/Blooming Grove area. I have known her name to be "Willie Mae" - and you show "Willa Mae" - I am not sure of the name and wonder if someone with a Navarro County Cemetery book could check the Oakwood Cemetery listing and see what is listed there. Wil Bachman - TxBlueBnt@aol.com Researching Stewart (Ga/Tn/Tx), Finch(Ky/Tx), Dean (Al, Tx), (Douglass (Tn/Tx), Timmons (Md/SC/Ga/Tx), Brogdon (Al, Tx), Rogers (NC/Tx), Copeland (Ky/Tx), Gustafson (Pa), Bachman (Germany, Pa)

    05/31/2004 04:17:45
    1. Posey Family, Martin, Petty
    2. Lilly
    3. I have made this report on the Posey name in Navarro Co TX. As of the 1880 census, at Navarro Co., TX, there is only one Posey family living there. Adrian Posey, b. 1830 GA Elinor Posey , b. 1834 TN Nettie Posey, b. 1862 TX Lula Posey , b. 1871 TX The above Nettie Posey married W. M. Seale on Dec 23, 1883 in Navarro Co TX. There came another Posey family to Navarro Co TX, who may be related, or not. Perhaps, the 2 heads of households were brothers? 1880 census, at Indian Creek, Bullock Co., Alabama: William Posey b. 1820 SC both parents born SC Sarah Posey b. 1822 SC Jacob Posey b. 1857 AL Josephine Posey b. 1860 AL James Posey b. 1861 AL George Posey b. 1867 AL James Petty b. 1868 AL, he is "other" and works of the farm (Question: Is this Petty related to the Petty family who came to Navarro Co TX?) I believe that the above Josephine Posey is the one who married L.L. Gramlin on Oct 22, 1884 at Navarro Co TX. I believe that the above James Posey married G.A. Dixon on Jan 24, 1884 at Navarro Co TX I believe that the above Geroge Posey, was known as "Lonnie" and he married Margaret Frances Martin "Fannie" on April 13, 1887 in Navarro Co TX. (the court record shows G.J. Posey as the name) I believe the above William Posey is buried at Long Prairie Cemetery, Navarro Co ,TX (Vol 5 Cem. Book) William Posey b. Jan 11, 1821 d. July 5, 1890. Buried near by is Jimme Dixson Posey, the infant daughter of J.M. Posey and B.A. Dixon (marriage record say G. A. ?) G. J. Posey, aka "Lonnie", and Fannie Martin , d/o James Nathaniel Martin of Corsicana, TX, had 2 kids before he died very young. 1. Euna Posey, married Edward Miller Carl 2. William Posey b. 1890 At the Frost Cemetery, Navarro Co TX, is buried William F. Posey b. 3-20-1880 d. 9-20-1942, he is the son of Lonnie Posey. His wife is Ora D. Posey b. 7-27-1884 d. 4-14-1965, thier son is Robert Hollis Posey b. 10-2-1901 d. 7-4-1911 I am going to GUESS that George Posey, aka Lonnie, was probably buried prior to 1900 in the Long Prairie cemetery, Navarro Co TX, but perhaps did not have a head stone, or had one but it has been sunk, or destroyed, etc. Perhaps a very through inspection of the cemetery, might locate his grave. I base that guess on the fact that William Posey is buried there, and I believe he is the father of Lonnie. James W. Martin, s/o James Nathaniel Martin of Corsicana, married Eugenia Posey. I am "guessing" that she was also a daughter of Adrian Posey, of Dist 129, Navarro Co TX. Eugenia was born 1867 TX, and died 1891. She left a son George Thomas Martin b. 1888 Corsicana, TX d. 7-24-1961 Blythe, Riverside Co CA, married to Willa Mae Stewart. He is buried at Oakwood Cemetery, Corsican, Navarro Co TX. I "think" Eugenia Posey was cousin to Lonnie Posey, and that both cousins married the kids of James Nathaniel Martin. If you see any connections, please write back. Best regards, Lillian Kathleen Martin researching the Martin families who arrived in Navarro Co as of 1878 from Henderson Co TN, originating in Rockingham Co NC.

    05/30/2004 03:00:29
    1. Measels, Moses 1850
    2. Hi all - I found them again - can anyone tell me about this family? - Dot This from the 1850 Navarro Co. Census: Measels, Moses, age 54, Male, Farmer, b. NC Mary, age 50, Female, b. TN George, age 18, Male, Farmer, b. IN Andrew J., age 16, Male, Farmer, b. IN Moses M., age 13, b. IN Emeline E., age 8 Female, b. ARK Jones, Simon, age 20, Male, Farmer, b. ILL Jones, Martin, age 16, Male, Farmer, b. ILL Jones, Jacob, age 13, Male, b. ILL

    05/29/2004 06:50:56
    1. Re: [TXNAVARR] Grice
    2. R MacLaine
    3. You Talbott and Talbot reasearchers need the book Complied by Ida Morrison (Murphy)Shirk . Descendants of Richard and Elizabeath (Ewen) Talbott of Poplar Knowle West River ,Anne Arundel County Maryland. My family our descendant of this family. My great grand mother Adeline C.Talbott married John Robert McClain of Lee Township Carroll County Harlem Springs,Ohio.

    05/29/2004 02:15:22
    1. closing the depot thread
    2. Melody Amsel-Arieli
    3. Dear friends, Many thanks to all of you, especially Jo, Clark, R. MacLaine, Linda, Frances, and Micelle,who wrote caring and supportive letters. I value your warm thoughts and good wishes. My special thanks to Justin, Ann, & Beth: I got my list, mission accomplished! Billie, you wonder why I askedfor names of the train depots. In writing my book, I have put my cousin on the train from Corsicana,TX ,where he just buried his daughter, going to Durant,OK, where he lives. I need the names of the depots/towns to add depth and reality to my tale. Many times, authors are reluctant to divulge their stories and plots for the very same reasons, it turns out, that some genealogists are reluctant to divulge the names of the railroad depots. God Bless, Melody in Jerusalem --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Friends. Fun. Try the all-new Yahoo! Messenger

    05/28/2004 07:22:16
    1. Grice
    2. Looking for another daughter of Cornelius Talbot. J. Tom Grice md. Lucy Florence Talbot Dec. of 1891. Trying to find them on the 1900 or 1910 census. Thank you all for the earlier help on Blakely/Talbot. Faye Heffington Littlefield, Texas

    05/28/2004 06:35:13