Wanda I am related to Blairs. Who are your Blairs? Charlotte Rhome Fort Worth, Tx

I would like information on these families in Parker Co. Wanda

I am looking for the parents of James Madison Barnett. He was born in Bolivar, Tennessee, 5 Nov 1844 and died in Parker Co., Texas, 10 Sep 1931. He married Mattie Ann Kelly 15 Sep 1875 in Parker Co. I would appreciate any information I can get. Thanks, Von.

I have James W. Williams b 1790 NC don't have a death date. He is the father of my Greatgreatgrandmother. Arzola Williams m Simon a. Moon. Their dau Mary Carolina Moon m Joseph L. Emberlin. A man in CA has a web page on this Williams. He was adopted by another family and has traces his line back. I didn't have any trouble for my Grandmother Effie Emberlin Blair told me some of this. If you think this is your line I will be glad to share with you. Wanda

Connie & Lenora, I have some Williams in my Hickox line. My mother's mother was a Williams before she married a Hickox. My oldest Williams is John B. Williams, who d in 1922. His wife was Rebecca ?. They had 8 children. I believe they were all from Grayson Co., TX. Not sure though. 1. Emma Alice Williams (who was my grandmother) b 27 Apr 1871 d 5 Sep 1935 2. Lula Williams 3. Ida Williams d 1969 4. Robert L. Williams b 31 Jan 1876 d 24 Sep 1902 5. Willie Williams 6. Mary Williams 7. Arhur Williams 8. John Williams Does this sound like it would fit in your line? I have not been researching Williams, but if you have any information that would fit I would be glad to have it. I have some of the spouses & children of above. Nell ----- Original Message ----- From: <CONNIE1304@aol.com> To: <TXPARKER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, August 08, 1999 12:13 AM Subject: Re: [TXPARKER-L] JOHN W. WILLIAMS > Lenora, > > I had WILLIAMS family in Parker County in 1900. Don't know if ours are > related. James T. Williams was my gg-grandfather. Jefferson P. Williams was > his brother. > > Descendants of James Thomas Williams > > 1 James Thomas Williams b: July 03, 1852 in MO or KY d: Abt. > 1920 in Baylor/Knox Co., Texas > .. +Samantha Paralee Johnston b: August 1864 in Texas m: Abt. 1885 in > (?) TX d: in Texas > ......... 2 Thomas P. Williams b: September 1887 in TX > ......... 2 Payton L. Williams b: October 1889 in TX > ......... 2 Nina B. Williams b: February 1891 in TX > ......... 2 Roy P. Williams b: November 1892 in TX d: Bef. 1910 in > TX > ......... 2 Nora E. Williams b: September 02, 1894 in TX d: May > 1978 in Parker County, TX. > ............. +(?) Womble > ......... 2 Georgie M. Williams b: March 1896 in TX Fact 1: > buried at Mt. Zion Cem. Parker Co. TX with still born infants. > ......... 2 Gracy Lee Williams b: July 22, 1898 in Leonard, Fannin Co., > TX d: November 23, 1990 in Oakdale Cemetery, Glendora, CA Fact 1: > Buried at Oakdale Cemetary, Glendora, California. > ............. +Aldie Otis Thomas b: January 04, 1900 in Rising Star, > Eastland County, TX m: Abt. December 22, 1917 in Seymour, Baylor County, > Texas d: May 1968 in Baldwin Park, CA Fact 1: Buried at Oakdale > Cemetary, Glendora, California. > ......... 2 Charlie Williams b: Abt. 1901 in Parker County, TX. > ......... 2 Effie Williams b: Abt. 1903 in Parker Co., TX d: in > Corona, CA > ............. +Orlan Siddens > ......... 2 Winnie Williams b: Abt. 1910 in Baylor Co., TX d: in TX > > Descendants of Jefferson Price Williams > > 1 Jefferson Price Williams b: May 08, 1862 > .. +Trecy E. Hill m: July 22, 1885 in Parker County, TX. > ......... 2 Ivy Williams b: 1891 > ......... 2 Beaulah Williams b: 1896 > ......... 2 Jeffie Williams b: 1905 > > > Connie Griffin > > > ==== TXPARKER Mailing List ==== > > >

I have found a John W. Williams owning land at Fondren near Authon and Copper Hill in the year of 1859. Does anyone have information about this man. I have a Leroy Williams that lived there in the year of 1900. I would appreciate any information that you might have. Thanks, Lenora

In the 1860 census of Parker Co. there was a L. Williams who lived in Copper Hill. I have a Leroy Williams that lived in Copper Hill in 1900. Could he have been Lewis Williams that voted in the county in the year of 1870? Any information about this man would be appreciated. Thanks, Lenora

Lenora, I had WILLIAMS family in Parker County in 1900. Don't know if ours are related. James T. Williams was my gg-grandfather. Jefferson P. Williams was his brother. Descendants of James Thomas Williams 1 James Thomas Williams b: July 03, 1852 in MO or KY d: Abt. 1920 in Baylor/Knox Co., Texas .. +Samantha Paralee Johnston b: August 1864 in Texas m: Abt. 1885 in (?) TX d: in Texas ......... 2 Thomas P. Williams b: September 1887 in TX ......... 2 Payton L. Williams b: October 1889 in TX ......... 2 Nina B. Williams b: February 1891 in TX ......... 2 Roy P. Williams b: November 1892 in TX d: Bef. 1910 in TX ......... 2 Nora E. Williams b: September 02, 1894 in TX d: May 1978 in Parker County, TX. ............. +(?) Womble ......... 2 Georgie M. Williams b: March 1896 in TX Fact 1: buried at Mt. Zion Cem. Parker Co. TX with still born infants. ......... 2 Gracy Lee Williams b: July 22, 1898 in Leonard, Fannin Co., TX d: November 23, 1990 in Oakdale Cemetery, Glendora, CA Fact 1: Buried at Oakdale Cemetary, Glendora, California. ............. +Aldie Otis Thomas b: January 04, 1900 in Rising Star, Eastland County, TX m: Abt. December 22, 1917 in Seymour, Baylor County, Texas d: May 1968 in Baldwin Park, CA Fact 1: Buried at Oakdale Cemetary, Glendora, California. ......... 2 Charlie Williams b: Abt. 1901 in Parker County, TX. ......... 2 Effie Williams b: Abt. 1903 in Parker Co., TX d: in Corona, CA ............. +Orlan Siddens ......... 2 Winnie Williams b: Abt. 1910 in Baylor Co., TX d: in TX Descendants of Jefferson Price Williams 1 Jefferson Price Williams b: May 08, 1862 .. +Trecy E. Hill m: July 22, 1885 in Parker County, TX. ......... 2 Ivy Williams b: 1891 ......... 2 Beaulah Williams b: 1896 ......... 2 Jeffie Williams b: 1905 Connie Griffin

Hi J P, They're not there. Sorry donna -----Original Message----- From: J.P. Hart <jhart3@ix.netcom.com> To: TXPARKER-L@rootsweb.com <TXPARKER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, August 06, 1999 9:54 PM Subject: Re: [TXPARKER-L] Cleburne Memorial Cemetery >Donna Brand wrote: >> >> Hi Folks, >> >> I have a book on Cleburne Memorial Cemetery of Johnson Co., TX. Its a quiet >> evening so just for tonight I'll do a look-up. Please limit your request to >> 3 "specific" individuals. A request for everyone with a surname will be >> ignored. >> >> Good luck on your search. >> >> donna >> >> ==== TXPARKER Mailing List ==== > >Thanks for the lookup > >John Hart, B.march 31, 1794, d. Feb 24, 1854. >Mahalath Hart, b. Jan. 02, 1803, d. Feb. 28, 1875 > >Thanks again > >J.P. Hart > > >==== TXPARKER Mailing List ==== >The Rootsweb Genealogical Data Cooperative hosts many of the USGenWeb Project and TXGenWeb sites with no cost to the coordinator, as well as providing many other genealogical services. Consider helping rootsweb provide more resources for the genealogical community at: http://www.rootsweb.com/

Hi Folks, I have a book on Cleburne Memorial Cemetery of Johnson Co., TX. Its a quiet evening so just for tonight I'll do a look-up. Please limit your request to 3 "specific" individuals. A request for everyone with a surname will be ignored. Good luck on your search. donna

Seeking to confirm that the following marriages occurred in Parker County. Would also appreciate help with establishing exact dates of marriage. Will exchange data. (1) Ephraim Wyatt WITT & Josie Estell HUGHES - 1927 (2) Willie Kindred (Bill) FELTS & Jessie May HUGHES BARRON - about 1949 (3) Joe Houston BALENTINE & Josie Estell HUGHES WITT - 1955 (4) Joe LOMAS & Rachel Ann HUGHES SNIDER HUDSPETH - 1956/1964 Toni Richard Turk turk@one-name.org

I am seeking to confirm that the following marriages occurred in Parker County, and where my dates are approximations to obtain the correct date of marriage. Any help will be appreciated. Willing to share all my data. (1) Edward Jefferson MERRITT & Lona Lee MARTIN - 15 Oct 1915 (2) Thomas Franklin MERRITT & Nettie Elizabeth HANDLEY - 24 Dec 1931 (3) Addison Randolph MERRITT & Mary Pearl TOMPKINS - about 1932 Toni Richard Turk turk@one-name.org

Donna Brand wrote: > > Hi Folks, > > I have a book on Cleburne Memorial Cemetery of Johnson Co., TX. Its a quiet > evening so just for tonight I'll do a look-up. Please limit your request to > 3 "specific" individuals. A request for everyone with a surname will be > ignored. > > Good luck on your search. > > donna > > ==== TXPARKER Mailing List ==== Thanks for the lookup John Hart, B.march 31, 1794, d. Feb 24, 1854. Mahalath Hart, b. Jan. 02, 1803, d. Feb. 28, 1875 Thanks again J.P. Hart

In a message dated 8/3/99 2:51:42 PM Eastern Daylight Time, noelport@hotmail.com writes: << Also, I received an email note from Gloria Elam (GlorElam@aol.com) who is Program Chairperson for the Legends Museum in Springtown. She said that the President and founder of the museum, Mr. Laurie Moseley (Mosely@airmail.net) has written about the Hill family which is in spiral bound form now but will later be made into a book with illustrations. >> The correct e-mail for ordering a spiral bound book about the Hill Gang, Death Dancers, The story of the Hill Gang, by Laurie Moseley is: GloElam@aol.com or Moseley@airmail.net. The book is presently is spiral bound and 25 pages for $10.00 with $1.50 for postage. This book will later be available with illustrations of the notorious hill family.

In a message dated 8/3/99 2:51:42 PM Eastern Daylight Time, noelport@hotmail.com writes: << Also, I received an email note from Gloria Elam (GlorElam@aol.com) who is Program Chairperson for the Legends Museum in Springtown. She said that the President and founder of the museum, Mr. Laurie Moseley (Mosely@airmail.net) has written about the Hill family which is in spiral bound form now but will later be made into a book with illustrations. >> The correct e-mail for ordering a spiral bound book about the Hill Gang, Death Dancers, The story of the Hill Gang, by Laurie Moseley is: GloElam@aol.com or Moseley@airmail.net. The book is presently is spiral bound and 25 pages for $10.00 with $1.50 for postage. This book will later be available with illustrations of the notorious hill family.

I’ve received inquiries directly or through the list regarding copies of the THE OLD WEST magazine article about the hanging of the HILL women and their lawless ways in Springtown in the 1860’s and 70’s. I would be glad to send copies of the magazine article and old newspapers clippings to whoever requests them. Some of the newspaper copies do not come out real clear because I have a copy of a copy. But, it will still be mostly legible. I would ask for a donation of $2.00 or equivalent in postage stamps to cover the cost of the envelope and the postage. I can make copies at no cost. Email me direct with your request, full name and mailing address. You can put the $ donation in the mail to me. Or write to me at: Linda Noel 171 Trinity Lane Reedsport, OR. 97467 Also, I received an email note from Gloria Elam (GlorElam@aol.com) who is Program Chairperson for the Legends Museum in Springtown. She said that the President and founder of the museum, Mr. Laurie Moseley (Mosely@airmail.net) has written about the Hill family which is in spiral bound form now but will later be made into a book with illustrations. The spiral bound form can be ordered for $10.50 plus $1.50 shipping by contacting Mr. Moseley (Mosely@airmail.net). Gloria did not give me a mailing address. The proceeds go to the museum. So write or email me if you want copies of what I have about the hangings and contact Mr. Moseley direct about his book. For the person that asked where they could obtain an actual copy of the magazine. I really don’t know. Guess you’d have to start asking magazine collectors or maybe libraries. Okay, I'm ready for the requests! (smile) Linda _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

For Ann Hill and all, Azle straddles the Tarrant and Parker County lines, so folks with ancestors in that area need to look in both county seats. Shirley Garcia

Re: Azle, TX It is located partially in Parker and partially in Tarrant Counties. On your deed records, if you can pull the location by survey name, there is an old survey map of Parker Co. in the public library as well as in the county clerk's office. Then you can see better where he probably lived, and probably is buried somewhere nearby. Cemetery lists for Parker Co are available in the public library as well as in books created by the Parker Co. Genealogical Society. Downtown Ft. Worth library genealogy department (bottom floor west) also has a wealth of Tarrant and Parker County info. Kay Davis

Is Azle in Parker or Tarrant County or is it in both? What is the oldest Baptist Church in the Azle community? 2nd question: Anyone familar with the surnames: Hellums, Cearly, Jamison please contact me. These families were in Parker Co 1880 census. Recent land deed tells us that Dread Cearly owned property in the Azle area in the late 1880's. Trying to determine when he died and where buried and well as any Hellums family members. Thanks

Hello Linda, Do you have a copy of the 1966 "The Old West" publication that you speak of? If so, is it possible that I may have a copy of the story? Since it was my gr-gr-aunt that witnessed the burial when her husband was a Texas Ranger, it has piqued my interest. Shirley Hobbs Garcia