I want to say THANK YOU to all the responses I got just within a matter of hours concerning the buriel place of Clara Inez Clark. I'm glad we are all interested in the same thing. Our heritage. Our ansestors and the state of Texas. I do intend to check out the cemetery at Geneva. But I am not holding out a lot of hope. My ansestors came before 1850. Isaac J Clark b 1818 d 1870 was on 1850 Census in DeWitt Co. He eventually settled in Helena Karnes Co. along with family. His brother Hugh Clark also came and settled in Caldwell Co. They were both in Civil War. Texas wasn't big on keeping records then. I think that is why a lot of people came here, to get away from some where else, or just to try and make a living. Isaac's son, my grandfather Walter H Clark b 1858 d 1943. seemed to move around alot. He was in Comanche, Fayette, Harris, back to Comamche Counties. Then to Alexandra, La. Then to Sabine, then back to Alexandra La, then to Harris. My goodness we would have never been able to keep up with him if it hadn't been for all the children's place of birth. He was a farmer and stock raiser. He was Clara Clark's husband. I haven't found him ether. But he died in Beeville Hosp. so I have a better chance there. I am happy to here that the cemeteries in Sabine Co. are being documented. All of you that do know where your ansestor is be sure and see they get recorded. Thanks again Virginia Brown ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com