Looking for information about: Maxwell WHITE, who lived in/around Mingus, Palo Pinto County, Texas around 1899. Max had a brother named Herbert. Max married an Alice HALL (1869-ca.1944) and they had 2 children, Read N.WHITE (my grandfather, b. 16 Aug1899 in Mingus), who ended up in Amarillo, then El Paso; and Doyle WHITE. I know very little about the White side of my family and would appreciate any assistance. The story goes that Max up and left the family during the depression, but I have no details. Also, I found an old obit in my grandmother's things for a Joseph Conway WHITE, so assume he was related. Any information would be greatly appreciated.Thanks. Pat prnelson@one.net

Hi Paul, Don't know if you've yet received a response yet. The Brazos River does run through Palo Pinto Co., TX. However, I'm unsure about the tornado between 1877 and 1880. What surnames are you researching? Good luck and happy hunting, Debi pvance wrote: > > Family stories are that my grandmother was a young girl living with her > brother and his family"on the Braxos River" in Palo Pinto Co. in the late > 1870's. > The story goes that a tornado destroyed the tent in which they were living. > This would have been between 1877 and 1880, > Is Palo Pinto on the Brazos River and does any one have records of tornados > that long ago. > Thanks > Paul R.L. Vance

Family stories are that my grandmother was a young girl living with her brother and his family"on the Braxos River" in Palo Pinto Co. in the late 1870's. The story goes that a tornado destroyed the tent in which they were living. This would have been between 1877 and 1880, Is Palo Pinto on the Brazos River and does any one have records of tornados that long ago. Thanks Paul R.L. Vance

Hello all, Am hoping someone out there has heard of my gg grandfather, F.G. BUTLER... I'm searching for information on my gg grandfather Felix Grundy/Gundy BUTLER aka F.G. b. 22 FEB 1837 in AR, d. 15 Apr 1905 in Vernon, Wilbarger Co., TX according to family bible records. F.G. BUTLER married my gg grandmother Malissia Elsa Lucilla Ann DILL 3 SEP 1872 in Jack Co., TX according to marriage records. Malissia DILL was born 13 NOV 1854 in AL, d. 11 Nov. 1926, Vernon, Wilbarger Co., TX. Her father, William B. DILL was born in TN, her mother, Eliza L. AMILTOU? in AL. My gg grandmother had previously been married to John DALTON d. 1871 Tarrant Co., TX, son of Thomas DALTON b. ca 1795 VA, d. 01 JAN 1873, Tarrant Co., TX. The Jack Co., TX probate records indicate F.G. BUTLER was awarded guardianship of DALTON, John, Minor, 18 mo. of age, 7 AUG 1873. I've located F.G. BUTLER in Parker Co., TX 1880 & Tarrant Co., TX 1900 census records. Census information varies for him. There is a contradiction about the birth place of his parents. 1880 census indicates the FBP as VA, 1900 indicates FBP as MO. I've also located F.G. BUTLER as an original land owner in Parker Co., TX. However, I have been unsuccessful in locating any information on his parents or siblings. My great aunt, now 84 recalls my great grandmother telling stories about grandfather Felix G. BUTLER. My g. grandmother tearfully recalled that her daddy wandered around with a nap sack and came occasionally to see the younger sons he left behind. His history is elusive and a remains a mystery. Children by Felix Grundy BUTLER and Malissia Elsa Lucilla Ann DILL DALTON Mary BUTLER b. 1874 Malissia Josephine BUTLER b. 1876, Parker Co., TX ** My g. grandmother Robert Nickadamus BUTLER b. 1879 William Henry BUTLER b. 1882 Maude BUTLER b. 1883 James BUTLER b. 1887 Alexander "Aleck" BUTLER b. 1890 Infant Twin Sister to Alexander Minnie Lee BUTLER b. 1894 Infant Twin Brother to Minnie According to the 1900 Parker Co., TX Census: F.G. BUTLER is residing with his MUSE son-in-law and daughter. MUSE, Claud (James Claudius MUSE) 23 y/o b. 7/1876, MS, fbp. MS, MBP. MS is residing with his 23 y/o wife Josie (Malissia Josephine BUTLER) b. JUL 1876, TX, their 4 y/o son Daniel b. FEB 1896 TX and his father-in-law BUTLER, Felix, b AR, fbp. MO, MBP. MO. According to the 1900 Tarrant Co., TX Census: Malissia (DILL) DALTON BUTLER is the head of household and lists herself as widowed, mother of 11 children 8 living. Living in the household with her are her sons, Willie, James, Alex and daughter Minnie L. Residing next to her is her DALTON son and wife: DAULTON [sic], John 28 y/o head of household with his 17 y/o wife Maud b. Apr. 1883 in KS - married 1 year. And the next resident is her BUTLER daughter and husband: DARNELL, Willis, 19 y/o head of household b. May 1881 in TN with his 17 y/o wife Maude b Oct. 1883, TX - married 1 year. This information is all that I have on grandfather Felix G. BUTLER. Any information anyone may have in assisting me with this line would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Debi Collin Co., TX

Hello again, More on the new TXGenWeb Project: "Texas Landmarks and Vanished Communities." Answers to FAQ: What Is The Objective Of The Texas Landmark Project: The objective of the landmark and vanished communities web pages is to highlight and give focus to the geographical locations of historical landmarks and communities. The prime focus is the actual location on a map. The prime vehicle for accomplishing this is the US Census TIGER map System. Submitters should include a brief description of the feature and may also include a link to another web page for more detailed information. What is Texas Landmark Project Motto? "If grandpa talked or wrote about it then it should be listed in the Texas Landmarks and Vanished Communities Index." What Land Marks Should Be Included? River bends, Valleys, grist mills, cotton gins, river crossings, bridges ferries, battles, hangings, cemeteries, churches, schools, colleges, pioneer ranches and farms, communities, blacksmith shops, stage stands, forts, hills, mountains, homesteads, trading posts, oil camps, ice works, bottling works,etc,etc. This includes information on who various landmarks such as as valleys, rivers and creeks were named after. What Are Some Consideration Concerning Names Of Llandmarks? River bends and Crossings: The USGS map makers only have the option of placing one name for a feature on their map. They use what they deemed the most generally used name. Consider the names of river bends - we have a number of them in Hood County. Most of the bends went by several names in the 1880's. The names of prominent landowners were usually used but there usually were several prominent land owners in the bend, hence several names. The maps today name one Brazos river bend, Walters Bend but you will find historical documents that call it Chicken Gristle Bend as well as Chicken Bristle bend. Our local historian says "the feature names on maps are nothing but gossip and the map maker only talked to a few gossips." People on one side of the river called river crossings by one name where people on the other side gave it another name. Some river bends on USGS maps do not have a name at all but the locals have a name for it. We want to preserve all of these names. Naming variations are also common for other type features as well. To Whom Do These TxGenWeb Texas Landmark Project County Web Pages Belong.?? They belong to the TxGenWeb county coordinator and other county researchers, Genealogical and Historical organizations who submit landmark data. The Moderator, Wayne Moyers and General Administrator, Frank Saffarrans are the caretakers with the main task of providing continuity. What Do You Mean By "Belongs To"? Each landmark submitted is "branded" in the submitters column with the name and address of the individual or organization that submitted the data. In a sense if you "brand" it then it belongs to you and therefore you "own" a piece of Texas. Remember Maverick? - Or is it like the homestead law? This "branded" business is just a game to give credit to those deserving people and organizations that submit data. You may find your county listed in the Landmark & Vanished Communities Index at: http://www.hcnews.com/~landmark. TxGenWeb County Coordinators, Genealogical Societies, Historical Societies and individual researchers are encouraged to submit landmark data on those places they are familiar with. With your help the Texas landmark Page will soon be a valuable Texas data source for genealogical and historical researchers world wide. How to Submit data: Do you have some landmark information but don't remember how to use latitude and longitude or don't remember how to determine Latitude and longitude? Check out our Map Blast Instructions at: http://www.hcnews.com/~landmark/mapblast.htm Or Tiger Map Service at: http://www.hcnews.com/~landmark/tiger.htm What is coming up next? We will be adding a web page where you may post queries on Vanished Communities and Landmarks. If you have a landmark with an unknown location you may post a query here and maybe someone will see it and give us the correct location. To those organizations and individuals who are presently submitting landmark data - WE THANK YOU, Keep up the good work!!!. Frank Saffarrans General Coordinator TxGenWeb Landmark and Vanished Community Project

Hello Sue Seibert, Palo Pinto County Coordinator and all txpalopi-l recipients; TxGenWeb needs your help. TxGenWeb has a new project - Index of Landmarks and Vanished Communities. A page has been set up with the basic USGS data for your county. Provisions are made for you and others to submit additional data on your county concerning landmarks; vanished communities; historical churches, schools, cotton gins, grist mills, river crossings, river bends; current and historical cemeteries, historical buildings (log cabins, family farms, early homes and businesses. etc.). In earlier times landmarks were known by several names. We would like to list them all. If grandpa talked about it we would like to give it a location - with the help of researchers in your local area. You will note that "clicking" on the feature name will take you to a page showing tabular data ; then "click" on "Show Feature Location " and you will taken you to the map. You may then "Zoom In" to get more detailed information. The initial Landmark and Vanished Communities County pages do not contain data in the description column as the USGC data did not include this information. The submittal form may be used for you and other researchers to add this information. The far right column of your current county index shows USGS as the submitter as data was extracted from USGS records. Others, such as you, submitting data will have their name and e-mail address in this column. Other researchers can then contact you if they have questions concerning your landmark entry. To get an idea of the type of data that can be added please View Hood County Landmarks at: http://www.hcnews.com/~landmark/hood.htm as an example. Index of All Texas Counties: http://www.hcnews.com/~landmark/ Your County Listing: :http://www.hcnews.com/~landmark/palopint.htm Landmark Submittal Form: http://hcnews.com/~landmark/howto.htm Global Search for landmark in all counties: http://hcnews.com/~landmark/search.htm (will be online shortly) Later we will add a page where researchers can post queries and answers regarding unknown locations of places/landmarks that researchers come across in historical documentation and oral traditions. Wayne Moyers, President Hood County Genealogical Society and member Hood County Historical Society is moderator for the TxGenWeb Landmark WebPages. <wmoyers@flash.net> Frank Saffarrans, TxGenWeb Hood County Coordinator is general coordinator for the TxGenWeb Landmark Project. <opa@hcnews.com> THE BOTTOM LINE: We need your help in identifying and providing descriptions of landmarks in your county. We believe that Landmarks and Vanished Communities can be a significant research tool that can be used by researchers nationwide. Please provide a link from your county TxGenWeb Page to: http://www.hcnews/~landmark/ and submit locations of Historical landmarks and places grandpa talked about. Please encourage other researchers in your county to do the same. Frank Saffarrans General Administrator Texas Landmark Project TexGenWeb opa ['opa] masculine noun, colloquial German: grandpa

My mother was Mary Elizabeth SOUTHERN (1924-1992). Her family was closely connected with the Sturdivant Community, having arrived in that area about 1880. Her parents were Claud SOUTHERN (1894-1931) and Rosie Myrtle HOLLAND (1895-1982). Their parents were Richard Yarbrough SOUTHERN (1859-1927) and Mattie Bell HUGHES (1875-1954); and Andrew Warren HOLLAND (1873-1958) and Lou Emma MERRITT (1872-1931). I am interested in all descendants of the above and naturally all ancestry as well. Will exchange information. Toni Richard Turk P.O. Box 667 Blanding, UT 84511 turkt@do.sanjuan.k12.ut.us

I am looking for information on Eddie (Tuttle) Courtney. She married Bruce Evans. They lived in Mineral Wells in the late 1950's or early 1960's. He drove an ambulance, worked for the Funeral Home, worked on the police force. Bruce and Eddie (Tuttle) Courtney Evans had one daughter that we know of Ann Evans. We do not know who she married. Ann should be between 50 and 60 years of age now. Her cousin Albert Earl Mitchell would like to contact her. Eddie (Tuttle) Courtney Evans had a sister by the name of Ima Jean Courtney Smith Mitchell. She first married Charles Smith. Then Ima Jean married George Bradford Mitchell and they had one son Albert Earl Mitchell. Ima Jean and George Bradford died in 1955 leaving Albert Earl Mitchell as a 5 year old. If anyone having information on this family, please contact. Carlian Massingill Pittman, carlian@airmail.net or P.O. Box 1682, Burleson, Tx. 76097

I am looking for information about my great uncle James (Jim) STEWART. He may have spelled his name STUARD as an older and younger brother spelled their name STUARD. James' younger brother, Robert Crawford STUARD lived in Eastland and Parker Counties. His older brother, Moses Prophet STUARD, lived in and around Stephens County. Both James and Moses visited Robert Crawford in Eastland and Parker Counties in the late 1920's and 1930's. I believe Uncle Jim settled within a 100-mile radius of Eastland County. Anyone who could furnish me with information on Uncle Jim can contact me at the address listed below. I will certainly appreciate it. Also, I will be happy to share my information on the STEWART/STUARD family. Ross Stuard Ross-@worldnet.att.net

I am researching Elizabeth Bowles Young Hittson who lived in Mineral Wells from 1881 to 1915 or so. Her first husband Edward William YOUNG died in or around Palo Pinto Co 1 July 1882. He was a dispatcher for the new railroad spur. They had six children, Mattie Kate born in 1871, Eddie Wynona born in 1873, William Bowles born in 1874, Henry Bowles born in 1876, May born in 1878 and Stephen Noble born in 1880. In 1890 Betty Jane(Elizabeth) married William HITTSON of Mineral Wells. They had one child Adela Hitton born in 1891. I am especially interested in information on Edward William Young. Location of his death and where he is buried. Susan Young Ashland OR 97520

I am researching the following surnames: Gyger, Woslum, Wimberly, Bryant, Baker, Williams,and Turner. Would love to work with someone on these surnames. Cyndi jtgroup@mr.net

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Hello: Are you researching your Brumfield - Broomfield - Bromfield roots. If so come join me at the Brumfield-L mailing list. To join just send a message to Brumfield-L-request@rootsweb.com and type in the word subscribe in the body. Nothing else. And please for this turn off your signature line. -- Thanks!! Tammie Chada tchada@flash.net Stop by the Logan County Genealogy Society, Inc. web site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~oklcgs/lcgsmain.htm Co-host for the Logan Co. OK Mailing List. To subscribe, send e-mail to tchada@flash.net. Host for Brumfield discussion list. To subscribe, send e-mail to tchada@flash.net Researching: Anderson, Bearden, Bellah/Beller/Bellar, Bennett, Black, Broom, Brumfield/Broomfield/Bromfield, Casey, Chada/Cada, Chamberlain, Doolin, Eisenbrandt, Gibson, Hauber, Harrison, Hestilow, Huff, Iverson, Jones, Ketel, Lane, Lockmiller/Lackmiller, McGee, Matthews, Neitz, Novacek, Outzen/Outsen, Parks, Petska/Petzka, Presley, Redwine, Rice, Roach, Smith, Snow, Sparks, Stout, Thornton, Toy/Toye, Turner, Weindel, Willihnganz and Zaruba

Looking for anyone who has come across the GYGER family living in lyra Texas in the late 1800 to early 1900. Would love to share info. Thank You Cyndi jtgroup@mr.net

About 1880 my G-grandfather Edward William Young moved from Harris Co TX to Palo Pinto where he was the Train Dispatcher for the new line built there. The family Bible gives his death as 1 July 1882. He was only 29/30 and left a wife, Elizabeth Jeffries Bowles (Bettie Jane YOUNG) and six children. Bettie Jane moved to or they had already lived in Mineral Wells and 8 years later married William Hitson and had a seventh child. I am looking for death information on Edward William. Was there an epidemic of some sort or maybe an accident that would have killed Edward that may be documented? Any cemetery books for Palo Pinto? Any help at all would be appreciated. Susan Young Ashland OR

Hello Texas! I'm a new subscriber (from way up here in cold Ohio) with ancestors from Palo Pinto County. I'm hoping some of you may be able to assist my research (and I'd be happy to try to return the favor if SW Ohio's of any interest). My grandfather, Read N. WHITE, was born 16 August 1899 in Mingus, Tx., the son of Maxwell WHITE and Alice HALL. Read also had a brother, Doyle. Some time later (I'm not sure when) the family moved to Amarillo, and then El Paso. I'm looking for any information I can find about Maxwell WHITE, his brother, Herbert WHITE, his wife Alice HALL and their ancestors/descendents. Beyond their names, I don't know much at this point. I'd greatly appreciate your help.

Looking for any descendant of Daniel Sylvester McNeil/McNeill. He was born in Nova Scotia in 1845 and died in Palo Pinto in 1929. After Daniel's first wife died leaving him with five small children he married Mary Jane Williams. Mrs. Williams had lost her husband and she had two children. Together Daniel and Mary Jane had three children. Daniel is buried in the Melcalf Gap Cemetery. Many Thanks, Kathy Medlin Texas City, Texas

Looking for any descendant of Daniel Sylvester McNeil/McNeill. He was born in Nova Scotia in 1845 and died in Palo Pinto in 1929. After Daniel's first wife died leaving him with five small children he married Mary Jane Williams. Mrs. Williams has lost her husband had she has two children. Together Daniel and Mary Jane had three children. Daniel is buried in the Melcalf Gap Cemetery. Many Thanks, Kathy Medlin Texas City, Texas

Looking for any descendant of Daniel Sylvester McNeil. He was born in Nova Scotia in 1845 and died in Palo Pinto County in 1929. If you are one of Daniel's many descendants I would love to hear from you. Many Thanks, Kathy Medlin Texas City, Texas