Friedericke and J.F. Sydow came from Germany in 1851 thru Galveston according to a book of German immigration. Their son Gustav married Lena Gertrude Klaus in Washington County in 1878. Gustav and family moved to Fort Bend County in the late 1800s or early 1900s and all are now buried in the Guy, TX cemetery except J.F. Sydow. Searching for anyone who might know of JF Sydow's burial location, possibly in Washington County. Also any information about the Sydows in the 1800s. According to records they immigrated from Bremen on the ship Weser and local German officials destroyed all departure records during this timeframe. Thanks much, __________________________ Steve Sydow 800.570.6710 Phone N. America 972.540-6695 Fax 972.562.9988 Outside of N America sydow@opentechsystems.com 555 Republic Drive #200 Plano Texas USA 75074

Hello All....My wife, Dorris Ann (Loest) and her brother Elroy William Loest who are both from Goliad (Weesatche), had a ggGrandfather who was a pastor in Berlin, Tx sometime around 1870......His name was Heinrich Jacob Pfenninger, b in Baerentschweil, Zurich, Switszerland in1840, baptized Aug 25 1840; died Jan 28 1918, Weesatche, Goliad Co, Tx.and is buried at the cemetery located behind St Andres (Andrews) Lutheran Church near Weesatche. He married Christiana Fredericke Paulina Gollmer in New Orleans upon her arrival from her homeland......she was born in Kircheim, Wuerttenberg, Germany, Feb 27 1851. She died on Aug 14 1926 and is buried beside her husband. Would like to have any information folks might have concerning this couple and their family and any of the following.... They had 11 children, and at least some of them were born in Berlin area of Washington co, Tx. The children were: Minnie, Heinrich Immanual, Samuel, Anna, Lydia Amalie, Dora Marie Sophia, Elisabeth Christiana, Johann Carl, Edmund Paul Heinrich, Cornelia Martha, Pauline Hermaine. Would also like to know the address of where to buy this book if it has anything in it regarding the Pfenninger family I am researching. Researching: Ludwig, Christoph, Rosina ALBRECHT; Heinrich August, Henry, Wilhelm, Christian Bernhard, Benida E.ARNECKE; Marie Sophie BRANDES; Wilhelm (Willie) F.H. Sr and Jr, Martha, Ernst, Albert, Emil, Anton, Berthold, Heinrich, Frieda Louise, Bertha Ida LOEST, STORBECK, PFENNINGER, Johanna WEIGMANN Bob Curtis in San Antonio, Tx....formerly from Cambridge, Guernsey Co, Oh.....retired US Air Force ----- Original Message ----- From: Ray Werth (by way of Dave Crane <dcrane@hal-pc.org>) <rwerth@tenet.edu> To: <GERMAN-TEXAN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 10:57 PM Subject: Re: [GERMAN-TEXAN-L] Pioneer German Families of Berlin Texas > Dave: > > The book is a record of the Ebenezer Lutheran Church in Berlin, Texas. > This church is about 3 miles west of Brenham off Highway 290. It > is the > oldest Lutheran Church in Washington County. I have studied this book > and found it to be very helpful in providing information for several > branches of my family tree. > Ray Werth > > Dave Crane wrote: > > > I ran across a reference to a book I've never seen before. Can > > anyone tell me which church(es) the book surveys? > > > > TITLE: Church Records of the Pioneer German Families of Berlin Texas > > ISBN: 0943162041 > > Publisher: Genealogical Inst > > Publish Date: June 1985 > > Author: Edward C. Breitenkamp, Jack Autrey. Dabbs,Janice Curtis. > > Pampell > > Binding: Hardcover > > List Price: USD 39.95 > > > > ==== GERMAN-TEXAN Mailing List ==== > > > >

Am hoping that someone with access to the 1860 Washington County Texas census records can do some look ups for me: David Adair, p. 216, Washington PO David Adair, p. 585, Slave Schedule TX 1860 Elizabeth Adair p. 163, Independence PO Elizabeth Adair, p. 559 Slave Schedule, TX 1860 If anyone needs any research done in the Santa Cruz, Califronia area, will be glad to try to help. Thank you, Julie Clayton

Hi, While going thru a antique store in Falls County I found a deed. The names on it are R. B. Rivers and his wife S. W. Rivers. Also was named John M. Wilson, Thomas G. Wilson. Eva J. Warren and her husband William G. Warren. This document is dated Feb. 24, 1875, all is hand written. I am selling this very cheap, trying to get it in the family hands. Thanks Theresa Carhart

Hi, I am new to your list and not sure what is available. Would someone have a printed copy of the 1870 Washington Co Census and tell me if Joseph L. Priestly is listed and has a family? Too, if there are any Champion families on the same census. Joseph was married to Margaret Elizabeth Champion. Thanks so much Karen Smith Louisville, KY

I am looking for a marriage certificate for ARABELLA LAWRENCE to DAVID CROCKETT FERRELL (FARRELL) in August 4, 1857 in Washington county, Texas. Book 1 page 42, I was told that the book that had the marriage in it was being sent to a museum in Washington county. I was wondering if anyone could see if the book was still at the Court house or if it has been sent to the museum. ARABELLA and DAVID CROCKETT FERRELL are my G-G-G-G-Grandparents and any help would be greatly appreciated. Jana Greenroyd Mixon Choctaw, Oklahoma >From: TXWASHIN-D-request@rootsweb.com >Reply-To: TXWASHIN-L@rootsweb.com >To: TXWASHIN-D@rootsweb.com >Subject: TXWASHIN-D Digest V00 #9 >Date: Sun, 18 Jun 2000 05:18:46 -0700 > ><< message2.txt >> ><< message4.txt >> ><< message6.txt >> ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi, I am the County Coodinator for Falls County, in the process of looking thru some papers at a antique store found a old document stating Republic of Texas and it had the surname Frauk . If you are interested in me getting this for you let me know. Theresa Carhart

I would like to see a Republic of Tx. mailing list go into effect. I need some help. I have copies of two 1st class headright grants in my gg grandmother's name. I understand that these grants were not awarded to females unless the female was widowed. Her surname was "Wright" when she married my gg grandfather, John Wilson McKisick, in 1839 in Washington County. I am trying to find out who her first husband was. Her maiden name was Sarah McGary. I can find no record of a marriage between a McGary and a Wright. How do I find out how she became eligible for her two grants? Sincerely, Brownie MacKie BMacKie1@compuserve.com

I am looking for any information on Jmaes Monroe Hood, born in Pickens Al 12/18/1818, came to Texas abt 1848. Anyone know anything about him or any descendants, anscestors regarding this family? Thank you Laura Logan

I would appreciate if someone could help me in my search for the identity of an Israel Rout who married Susie Anderson on August 10, 1887 in Washington Co. I have a copy of their marriage license and I also have a copy of the marriage license of Mrs Susie Rout to Henry Clay on March 19, 1898. From that information is would appear that Israel had died between 1887 and 1898. I believe Israel Rout is one of three brothers who went 'west' in the mid 1800's. Israel and one of his brothers, Westley, landed in Ohio, married and had families. However Israel's wife died in 1882 in Ohio and he disappeared until I found a reference to an Israel in the Washington Co. TX marriage licenses. (How many Israel Routs could there be?) Are the death/obituary records for the years 1887-1898 indexed anywhere? If so how could I access them? I am hoping the death certificate would provide more information than the marriage licenses. If anyone would be willing to look the death up and make a copy, I would be willing to reimburse for time and materials. Please contact me privately if anyone is interested. Thanks to any and all in advance. Pat Dailey epd@bellatlantic.net

A.D. CONDLEY/CONLEY/CONNELLY and Mary PRICE, 1840's-1860's ? Giles CO, TN >TX>... USA Looking for information on Archibald ("A.D.")** CONDLEY b. ca 1817 and Mary PRICE b. ca 1820, daughter of James & Mary PRICE, SC>VA>TX>USA .. who married in Giles CO., TN and later moved to Texas.. Archibald CONDLEY is listed in the 1840 Census of Giles CO. TN, son of my 3rd gr. grandfather Anderson CONDLEY Additional family information follows, along with web sites, please contact me if you have any questions, or wish to exchange information.. Web sites and other Surnames listed at the end of message.. THANK YOU .. Debbie... dkwmsg@aol.com or CondleySearch@aol.com ****************************************************** CONDLEY-CONLEY-CONNALLY-CONLEE-CONNELY SEARCHING FOR all ancestors and lost cousins. William CONNELLY or CONDLEY Anderson CONDLEY.. b. 1792 Halifax, VA d. 1838 Giles Co. TN>..USA The first International CONDLEY Family Reunion to be held October 7, 2000 in Hector, Arkansas WILLIAM CONDLEY or CONNELLY from Ireland >> AND Anderson CONDLEY (b.1792 VA, d.1838 TN), m. 22 Nov 1813 Catherine COBB (b. 1785 Halifax Co. VA, d. 1838 Giles Co. TN)*1. Children: William Robert, Elisha Thomas, Sarah, ** Archibald D (A.D.) m. Mary PRICE., E.D., Beverley. May have been more children..... still looking.. Robert William CONDLEY (b. 1810-1824 TN, d. 1910 AR) married Susan Jane WARREN (b. 1827 Giles CO. TN, d. 1910 Pope Co. AR)*2. Children: Stephen M. (m. Molly HOLLOWAY), Robert Mc Fadden, William Drury, Jane (m. COBB), Maggie (m. John W. MORROW), Elizabeth Catherine "Lizzie" (m. Amos "A.B." HOLLOWAY) John, Max or Mark, Bill Jr. William Anderson CONDLEY (b. 1881 AR, m. 14 Jul 1917 MO, d. 1957 OK) married Zella Myrtle Richardson CONDLEY (b. 20 Mar 1894 d. 18 Oct 1971, CA). m. 14 Jul 1917- Joplin, MO. Children: Boyd (d.1965), Floyd, Virginia Mae, Mary. Stephen M. CONDLEY (b. 1855 AR d. 19 Nov 1937 OR) married Mary Jayne "Mollie" HOLLOWAY (b. 14 Feb 1858 AR d. 23 Mar 1943 OR) m. 1881 Pope Co. AR. Children: William Anderson Condley, Rose Evelyn Condley, Virginia Mae Condley Rose Evelyn CONDLEY (b. 23 Dec 1883 AR, d. Mar 26, 1974 OR) married Charles Carlton BANDY (b. 12 Dec 1873 in Monroe Co. MS d. 2 Apr 1949). Children: 4 Virginia Mae CONDLEY (b. 31 Aug 1890 d. 19__? - Los Angeles, CA) m. 1908- Cecil VANDEGRIFT(b. 1895, d. 1962 CA ).. COBB/WARREN Robert COBB, (b. 1750 Halifax, VA d. 1822 Halifax, VA). m. Catherine LNU (parents of Catherine COBB *1) John J. WARREN (b. 1808 Williamson CO. TN, d. 1834 Pulaski, TN) married Sarah Cobb in 1824. Sarah b. 24 Jan 1809. (parents of Susan Jane WARREN *2) BANDY-GUTHRIE-HAAS -PHIPPS Parents of Charles C. BANDY were Samuel A. BANDY and Delilah BLACK (MS). Siblings of Charles C. BANDY: James, William, Rosie, Lema, Harry, Susan, Lulu, Sarah, Gabe, Joseph, Mary) Henry BANDY (b. 1901 OK d.-1951) m. Dolores HAAS (1914- d.1997, Van Nuys CA). HARRELL-HARREL-HOLLOWAY-RICHARDSON Matilda CARTER (1800's..TN) and Richard HARRELL (1800's TN). children: Billie Richard, Thomas, Willie, Ida Lee. Thomas died in his 30's. George Allen RICHARDSON (b. 2 Dec 1857, d. 1927).. was born in Missouri.. and Ida Lee HARRELL (b. 31 Aug 1867 TN, d. 8 Jul 1946 OK) children: Zella Myrtle, Maggie. They lived in IL-MO-AR-OK, and both died in Heavener, OK. The RICHARDSON family may have had a plantation in TN. Elizabeth Catherine "Lizzie" CONDLEY (b. 1871, d. 1922-1931 OK) and Amos HOLLOWAY (b. Feb 1864 TN). m. 11 Jun 1886. children: Nettie Jane (b. 1888 ARK, m. JOHNSON), Walter Stephen (b. 7 Jun 1894), Harry Homer (b. 1899, d. 1986 CA), Rosie (b. 1905. m. KESTER, d. 1982), Lylian (b. 1908), Andrew "Drew" (b. 1903 ARK, m. Belle CARTER, d. 1985 CA). 1 child: Gladys ? Please visit our CONDLEY Web Sites anytime.. <A HREF="http://www.angelfire.com/ca3/GlockerCondley/WebIndexPage.html">Condle y Family Site #1</A> http://www.angelfire.com/ca3/GlockerCondley/WebIndexPage.html <A HREF="http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/f/a/m/Debra-K-Walker/index.html">Co ndley FTM by Debbie</A> http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/f/a/m/Debra-K-Walker/index.html <A HREF="http://www.hometown.aol.com/dkwmsg/myhomepage/heritage.html">Condley Family.. So Cal</A> http://hometown.aol.com/dkwmsg/myhomepage/heritage.html SURNAMES: CONDLEY, CONLEY, CONLEE, CONNELLY, CONNALLY, BANDY, BECK, CARTER, CHRONISTER, CHURCHMAN, COBB, COBBS, GLOCKER, GUTHRIE, HARREL, HARRELL, HALLOWAY, HOLLOWAY, LANGE, LOGAN, MANESS, MEREDITH, MORRIS, MORROW, PHIPPS, PRICE, REYNOLDS, RICHARDSON, SMITH, TUNE, VANDERGRIFF, VANDEGRIFT, WALKER, WARREN, WILLIAMS, WORTMAN, ZEDIKER 1700's..-present. County Cork- Ireland > Halifax VA or NC> Giles TN>TX> MO>KY>AR>OK>UT>CO>CA>OR- USA >From the Desk of: Debbie...California.. U.S.A. . Email : dkwmsg@aol.com or CondleySearch@aol.com Fax: 1-561-258-0537

Greetings, all. I recently asked Rootsweb to create lists for those of us researching our Polish and Czech ancestors in Texas. They have done so, and I am the 'host' of those lists. I invite all of you to subscribe. Just send e-mail with only the word "subscribe" (without the quotes) to the addresses for the respective lists. Those with the "l" in the names are for the regular lists, those with the "d" are for the digest versions. The addresses are: tx-czech-l-request@rootsweb.com tx-czech-d-request@rootsweb.com tx-polish-l-request@rootsweb.com tx-polish-d-request@rootsweb.com I also have the lists for the Polish surnames "Kaminski" and "Dykowski" and the Czech surname "Pekar" as below, and all with those lines are welcome. Just send mail as indicated above. After Wednesday, I will also have the Czech surname "Kupcak" kaminski-l-request@rootsweb.com kaminski-d-request@rootsweb.com dykowski-l-request@rootsweb.com dykowski-d-request@rootsweb.com pekar-l-request@rootsweb.com pekar-d-request@rootsweb.com I hope this will be of interest to some of you. Vince Leibowitz Vince Leibowitz County Coordinator The Hunt County GenWeb Project http://www.geocities.com/countyofhunt

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------54AC5C521C7622CAAC73B8E8 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit The following is my response to another lister's questions as to why there were no vital records in Texas prior to 1900. Thought I would pass this along. --------------54AC5C521C7622CAAC73B8E8 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 Message-ID: <38CB3B6A.C0E33240@swbell.net> Date: Sun, 12 Mar 2000 00:38:35 -0600 From: Vanessa Burzynski <burzynsk@swbell.net> Organization: Southwestern Bell Internet Services X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.61 [en]C-SBIS-NC404 (Win95; I) X-Accept-Language: en MIME-Version: 1.0 To: ORANGEBURGH_SC-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Passenger Lists and Texas Records References: <25.2e2cff1.25fad762@aol.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Dear Fellow Listers, I am a native Texan, and although Texas as a state did not keep birth or death records in the 1800's, most all Catholic churches did keep birth/baptism, marriage and death records. Don't forget this valuable resource. Texas also has census records beginning in 1850. You can write or visit the Catholic Arhives of Texas at this address: 1600 N. Congress, P. O. Box 13327, Capitol Station, Austin, Texas 78711 or call (512) 476-4888. They do charge $10/hour and $2.50 per record found or you can do your own research. You must know the name of the church or parish and/or the area (county) they lived in. There is no central index of names. My ancestors came to Texas in 1846 and my husband's in 1889. We have found a wealth of information through church records. Each church was responsible for keeping their own records. Some records were destroyed in fires as was the case in St. Stanislaus Catholic Church in Grimes County. "The earliest Catholic churches in what is now the State of Texas were: San Fernando (in modern day San Antonio) established 1739, San Elizario (El Paso), established 1777, San Augustin (Laredo), established 1789, St. Mary's (Victoria), established 1840, Sacred Heart (Nacogdoches), established 1847, and smaller missions sponsored by these churches. In 1847, the Diocese of Galveston was founded and new parishes were established." Vanessa Burzynski Katy, Texas DaneBowen@aol.com wrote: > There were no passenger lists from the Deep South to Texas because it was not > international travel---at least after 1845 and no records much anywhere > before---and no immigration records involved. > > Texans seemed to be too busy fighting Mexicans and Indians and scratching out > an existence to care for records. Incredibly my Gfather Bowen was b. to a > woman b in Texas 1850 and there are no death records o

I am researching the CABLER/KABLER surname. There were two that I know of in Washington County, Francis P. CABLER and his son Edwin S. CABLER. Would appreciate any info on this family. I think Edwin S. died in Anderson, Texas. Cullen Cabler Palestine, Texas

Does anyone have the BURO family in there family tree. Mine lived in Washington county--Gay Hill, Brenham, and other small towns around Brenham. They lived there from 1860s to the present. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Billy Jackson

Hi, My name is Theresa Conley Carhart. I am your new manager for this list. My gggrandparents were married in Washington County 1837. Her name was Irenah Hall and his was John A. F. Gravis. I am very interested in any info. anyone might have on this family. I will be glad to help anyone if they have any problems with this list. I live in Texas. I also am the County C. for Robertson and Falls County. Thanks you and have a great week. Theresa Carhart

I was going through some boxes and I ran across a book called "Big Men Walked Here! The Story of Washington on the Brazos" by Stanley Siegel copyright 1971 by Jenkins Publishing Company. Inside is a lot of names and historical information including the names of all 59 Delegates who signed the Texas Declaration of Independence on March 3, 1836 along with a brief background on each man as well as a brochure on the life history of the "Last President of the Republic of Texas" Dr. Anson Jones. Hopefully, someone might find this information useful. "Look at the list of names of signers and you will see that a Texas county was named for almost every one of them, plus cities, streets, schools, colleges, etc." Here are the names of the 59 Delegates in alphabetical order by last name. (Signer's Last Name, First Name, District, Age, Birthplace, Last Residence) Badgett, Jesse B., Bexar, 29, North Carolina, Arkansas Barnett, Thomas, Austin, 38, Kentucky, Kentucky Barnett, George W., Washington, 43, South Carolina, Mississippi Blount, Stephen William, San Augustine, 28, Georgia, Georgia Bower, John White, Goliad, 27, Georgia, Arkansas Brigham, Asa, Brazoria, 46, Massachusetts, Louisiana Briscoe, Andrew, Harrisburgh, 25, Mississippi, Mississippi Bunton, John Wheeler, Mina (Bastrop), 28, Tennessee, Tennessee Byrom, John Smith Davenport, Brazoria, 38, Georgia, Florida Caldwell, Mathew, Gonzales, 38, Kentucky, Missouri Carson, Samuel Price, Red River, 38, North Carolina, Mississippi Childress, George Campbell, Milam, 32, Tennessee, Tennessee Clark, William Jr., Sabine, 37, North Carolina, Georgia Colemon, Robert M., Mina, 37, Kentucky, Kentucky Collingsworth, James, Brazoria, 30, Tennessee, Tennessee Conrad, Edward, Refugio, 26, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Crawford, William Carrol, Shelby, 31, North Carolina, Alabama Ellis, Richard, Red River, 55, Virginia, Alabama Everitt, Stephen, Jasper, 29, New York, New York Fisher, John, Gonzales, 36, Virginia, Virginia Fisher, Samuel Rhoads, Matagorda, 41, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Gaines, James, Sabine, 60, Virginia, Virginia Gazley, Thomas Jefferson, Mina, 35, New York, Louisiana Goodrich, Benjamin Briggs, Washington, 37, Virginia, Alabama Grimes, Jesse, Washington, 48, North Carolina, Alabama Hamilton, Robert, Red River, 53, Scotland, North Carolina Hardeman, Bailey, Matagorda, 41, Tennessee, Tennessee Hardin, Augustine Blackburn, Matagorda, 38, Georgia, Tennessee Houston, Sam, Refugio, 43, Virginia, Tennessee Lacey, William Demetris, Colorado, 28, Kentucky, Tennessee Latimer, Albert Hamilton, Red River, 27, Tennessee, Tennessee Le Grand, Edwin Oswald, San Augustine, 33, North Carolina, Alabama Maverick, Samuel Augustus, Bexar, 29, South, South Carolina McKinney, Collin, Red River, 69, New Jersey, Tennessee Menard, Michael Branamour, Liberty, 31, Canada, Illinois Menefee, William, Colorado, 40, Tennessee, Alabama Moore, John W., Harrisburgh, 39, Pennsylvania, Tennessee Mottley, Junius William, Goliad, 24, Virginia, Kentucky Navarro, Jose Antonio Baldomero, Bexar, 41, Bexar,Mexico, Bexar Parmer, Martin, San Augustine, 58, Virginia, Missouri Penington, Sidney O., Shelby, 27, Kentucky, Arkansas Potter, Robert, Nacogdoches, 36, North Carolina, North Carolina Power, James, Refugio, 48, Ireland, Louisiana Roberts, John S., Nacogdoches, 40, Virginia, Louisiana Robertson, Sterling Clack, Milam, 50, North Carolina, Tennessee Ruiz, Jose Francisco, Bexar, 54, Bexar,Mexico, Bexar Rusk, Thomas Jefferson, Nacogdoches, 29, South Carolina, Georgia Scates, William Bennett, Jefferson, 30, Virginia, Kentucky Smyth, George Washington, Jasper, 33, North Carolina, Alabama Stapp, Elijah, Jackson, 53, Virginia, Missouri Stewart, Charles Bellinger, Austin, 30, South Carolina, Louisiana Swisher, James Gibson, Washington, 41, Tennessee, Tennessee Taylor, Charles Stanfield, Nacogdoches, 28, England, New York Thomas, David, Refugio, 35, Tennessee, Tennessee Turner, John, San Patricio, 34, North Carolina, Tennessee Waller, Edwin, Brazoria, 35, Virginia, Missouri West, Clairborne, Jefferson, 36, Tennesse, Louisiana Woods, James B., Harrisburgh, 34, Kentucky, Kentucky Zavala, Lorenzo, Harrisburgh, 47, Yucata, Mexico, France or Mexico

Has anyone researched the link between the LINCECUM's in Gonzales County to Washington County? Walter McLendon

Leslie, Here are some links that might be of interest to you. The Chappell Hill Museum lists the names SMITH and PEEBLES (could be a variation on the PEEPLES spelling). http://www.alpha1.net/~ebentley/geneal.html Also, here are links to the Washington County Genealogical Society and Washington County, Texas. http://www.startel.net/users/awhart/wgenweb/washiton.htm http://www.startel.net/users/awhart/wcgs/washgene.htm Hope this helps. Rhonda ----- Original Message ----- From: <MccainLR@aol.com> To: <TXWASHIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 1999 2:36 AM Subject: McCain and McClellan's in Texas > Hello, > My family has extensive history in Washington County. > Great Great Grandparents Abraham McCain and Susan Elizabeth McClellan-McCain > Susan is the daughter of William Beaver McClellan and Juliet Lewis Smith > Great Grandparents Stanton Harrold "Sam" McCain and Bertha Mae Peeples. > If any of these names are familiar please write me. > I look forward to hearing more about the History of this County. > Leslie McCain > mccainlr@aol.com > > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ > >

Hello, My family has extensive history in Washington County. Great Great Grandparents Abraham McCain and Susan Elizabeth McClellan-McCain Susan is the daughter of William Beaver McClellan and Juliet Lewis Smith Great Grandparents Stanton Harrold "Sam" McCain and Bertha Mae Peeples. If any of these names are familiar please write me. I look forward to hearing more about the History of this County. Leslie McCain mccainlr@aol.com