Sorry but I haven't came across this family as of yet. Will try to keep them in mind . gvelle@frontiernet.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <LaDarlaK@aol.com> To: <TXWISE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2004 9:10 AM Subject: [TXWISE-L] Marmion > Forwarded Message: > Subj:Wise County > Date:4/15/2004 8:48:48 AM Central Daylight Time > From:JHG2572@dcccd.edu > To:ladarlak@AOL.com > Sent from the Internet (Details) > > > > I am researching the marmion family. I noticed a Mary ? who married a > William MArmion by 1910. they have 2 children a Richard Henry Marmion and Mary . > Is there info available. > Thanks > John > >

Sorry but I haven't came across this family as of yet.Will keep a look-out for info.gvelle@frontiernet.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <LaDarlaK@aol.com> To: <TXWISE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2004 9:10 AM Subject: [TXWISE-L] Marmion > Forwarded Message: > Subj:Wise County > Date:4/15/2004 8:48:48 AM Central Daylight Time > From:JHG2572@dcccd.edu > To:ladarlak@AOL.com > Sent from the Internet (Details) > > > > I am researching the marmion family. I noticed a Mary ? who married a > William MArmion by 1910. they have 2 children a Richard Henry Marmion and Mary . > Is there info available. > Thanks > John > >

YES, I HAVE A COPY OF THAT. WE ARE IN THE JOSEPH J. HEMBREES. THERE IS A BOOKLET ABOUT THAT, SHORT VERSION. THANKS, ELEANOR HEMBREE ----- Original Message ----- From: "gloria marvelle" <gvelle@frontiernet.net> To: <TXWISE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 2004 2:38 PM Subject: Re: [TXWISE-L] Hembree > I found some Hembrees in an 1860s census/Oregon..(Falls River/Wasco Co., > Ore) that you may be interested in since it is part of the "Oregon Trail": > Eliza Hembree /18 yrs./ F/white/ from Missouri. > Joseph Hembree/3 months/ M/ from Missouri. > Lafayette Hembree/ 29/M/white/ farmer/from Tenn. > Wayne Hembree/31/M/white/farmer/Tenn. > > also lots of people by the name of BOOTH/BOOTHE on these census' (for the > gentleman doing that research.) > gvelle@frontiernet.net > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Sue Tackel" <drycreek@wf.net> > To: <TXWISE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 2004 7:53 AM > Subject: Re: [TXWISE-L] Hembree > > > > I have the headstone pictures of this double stone at Crafton Cemetery > > that I'll email you in separate email. I don't see a funeral record for > them > > on the list on page http://www.wf.net/~drycreek/funeral_home_records.htm > > You will need ask the Wise County Museum to look at the old newspaper > > microfilm for obituaries that old. Their web page = > > http://homepages.ntws.net/sites/wisemuseum/ > > Sue > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: <LaDarlaK@aol.com> > > To: <TXWISE-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Monday, April 12, 2004 5:52 PM > > Subject: [TXWISE-L] Hembree > > > > > > > DEAR LA DARLA > > > > I AM LOOKING FOR THE OBITS OF : MERRICK B. HEMBREE 1930 > > > > ELENORIA HEMBREE 1932 > > > > I BELIEVE THEY ARE BURRIED AT CRAFTON CEMETERY. > > > > THANKS, ELEANOR HEMBREE > > > ebhembree2@computron.net > > > > > > > > > > > >

I am forwarding your e mail request to the wisemuseum@ntws.net as Sue & I have authored theses books and donated a number of them to the museum to sell as a fund raiser. Regards, La Darla

I found some Hembrees in an 1860s census/Oregon..(Falls River/Wasco Co., Ore) that you may be interested in since it is part of the "Oregon Trail": Eliza Hembree /18 yrs./ F/white/ from Missouri. Joseph Hembree/3 months/ M/ from Missouri. Lafayette Hembree/ 29/M/white/ farmer/from Tenn. Wayne Hembree/31/M/white/farmer/Tenn. also lots of people by the name of BOOTH/BOOTHE on these census' (for the gentleman doing that research.) gvelle@frontiernet.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sue Tackel" <drycreek@wf.net> To: <TXWISE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 2004 7:53 AM Subject: Re: [TXWISE-L] Hembree > I have the headstone pictures of this double stone at Crafton Cemetery > that I'll email you in separate email. I don't see a funeral record for them > on the list on page http://www.wf.net/~drycreek/funeral_home_records.htm > You will need ask the Wise County Museum to look at the old newspaper > microfilm for obituaries that old. Their web page = > http://homepages.ntws.net/sites/wisemuseum/ > Sue > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <LaDarlaK@aol.com> > To: <TXWISE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, April 12, 2004 5:52 PM > Subject: [TXWISE-L] Hembree > > > > DEAR LA DARLA > > > I AM LOOKING FOR THE OBITS OF : MERRICK B. HEMBREE 1930 > > > ELENORIA HEMBREE 1932 > > > I BELIEVE THEY ARE BURRIED AT CRAFTON CEMETERY. > > > THANKS, ELEANOR HEMBREE > > ebhembree2@computron.net > > > > > >

I have the headstone pictures of this double stone at Crafton Cemetery that I'll email you in separate email. I don't see a funeral record for them on the list on page http://www.wf.net/~drycreek/funeral_home_records.htm You will need ask the Wise County Museum to look at the old newspaper microfilm for obituaries that old. Their web page = http://homepages.ntws.net/sites/wisemuseum/ Sue ----- Original Message ----- From: <LaDarlaK@aol.com> To: <TXWISE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, April 12, 2004 5:52 PM Subject: [TXWISE-L] Hembree > DEAR LA DARLA > > I AM LOOKING FOR THE OBITS OF : MERRICK B. HEMBREE 1930 > > ELENORIA HEMBREE 1932 > > I BELIEVE THEY ARE BURRIED AT CRAFTON CEMETERY. > > THANKS, ELEANOR HEMBREE > ebhembree2@computron.net > >

DEAR LA DARLA > I AM LOOKING FOR THE OBITS OF : MERRICK B. HEMBREE 1930 > ELENORIA HEMBREE 1932 > I BELIEVE THEY ARE BURRIED AT CRAFTON CEMETERY. > THANKS, ELEANOR HEMBREE ebhembree2@computron.net

DEAR LA DARLA I AM LOOKING FOR THE OBITS OF : MERRICK B. HEMBREE 1930 ELENORIA HEMBREE 1932 I BELIEVE THEY ARE BURRIED AT CRAFTON CEMETERY. THANKS, ELEANOR HEMBREE ebhembree2@computron.net

Dale Ellison, Darrell Minter and some other friends have worked hard for several weekends to clean the brush, briars and leaves from Booth Cemetery (east of Chico). We took new pictures of the headstones on Saturday. Some were much easier to read now that they are up and out of the dirt. We found 9 new headstones that previously were lost under brush and leaves. Check out the new, cleaned-up, pictures from Booth on page http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~drycreek/booth.htm Dale has done quite a bit of research on the people buried at Booth. He can be reached at thecaveman@comcast.net Below is the updated data from Booth Cemetery. (The people who owned the land spelled their name Boothe?? We have now found those headstones.) Some of the information in parenthesis came from Beverly R. Eidson. If anyone wants any of these headstone pictures let me know. I'll email them to you. Sue # Last Name First Name Born Date of Death Information Notes 18 Barker Martha A. (Martha Ann Thompson Phillips) Mar 2, 1831 Feb 25, 1905 (Born in Delaware - Her second husband was Clarence Barker) 46 Blake G.B. July 28, 1938 Oct 15, 1899 Husband of Mary 16 Bond Loucinda 1811 Feb 14, 1879 17 Bond Loucinda B. Feb 29, 1876 Sept 8, 1876 Daughter of M. & R.W. 30 Booth Alvin L. (Alvin Leroy) July 2, 1877 Jan 30, 1878 Son of R. & E.A. (First born child of Rufus & Estella) 21 Booth Estella (Phillips) Feb 19, 1859 Aug 27, 1950 (Born in Indiana - Wife of Rufus) [40] Booth L.A. ? ? Father [41] Booth L.A., Mrs. 1853 Aug 27, 1950 Mother 19 Booth Rufus Dec 4, 1849 May 15, 1931 (Son of Benjamin & Elizabeth - Born in Oktibbeha Co., MS) 38 Boothe Benjamin 1811 Oct 10, 1880 (Born in North Carolina - Owned the land the cemetery is on) 39 Boothe Elizabeth McCuan June 16, 1820 Apr 1, 1868 (Wife of Benjamin - Born in Virginia) 5 Bowman S.M.W. Sept 9, 1851 Mar 2, ? Wife of J.W. [42] Bradford Mary F. Apr 25, 1843 July ?, ? 26 Brunson Sarah 1871 1920 Headstone with William 27 Brunson William 1866 1946 Headstone with Sarah 10 Davidson A.J. 1833 Sept 22, 1886 13 Davidson Lucy C. Mar 3, 1862 June 5, 1877 Daughter of A.J. & M.A. 11 Davidson Marietta Jan 19, 1868 Oct 4, 1882 Daughter of A.J. & M.A. 9 Davidson Mary Aug 22, 1829 July 12, 1891 Wife of A.J. 15 Douglass Bobbie May 3, 1871 Dec 19, 1886 Son of J.M. & M.J. - Born in Lafayette Co. Ark. 12 Glass James Sept 6, 1878 Aged 50 Yrs 49 Harpole S.J. ? ? 33 Holdin Montraville Dec 4, 1824 Apr 18, 1878 2 Irvin Dolly P. Apr 19, 1874 Mar 29, 1881 Daughter of I.C. & I.J. 1 Irvin I.C. Feb 1, 1831 Mar 13, 1884 Husband of I.J. 6 Jones B.F. July 25, 1897 July ?, 1897 Infant of J.D. & M.J. 47 Jones Parsetta B. July 18, 1896 July 30, 1896 Daughter of J.D. & M.J. 3 Jones Peietta C. June ?, 1894 Jan 29, 1896 Daughter of J.D. & M.J. 8 Jones Susan Rosella Dec 25, 1883 Oct 7, 1885 Daughter of A. & M.E. 7 Jones Zona Nov 10, 1890 Mar 19, 1894 Daughter of A. & M.E. 4 Kendrick Ervin Victor July 5, 1894 Aug 15, 1894 Son of A.M. & M.F. 43 Kendrick J.R. (Aug 4, 1831) (Dec 14, 1894) 45 Kilgore M.F. Williams Aug 16, 1848 Dec 25, 1878 Wife of B.S. Kilgore 14 Loury S.C. Oct 29, 1850 Nov 23, 1876 35 Lowry George F. July 25, 1861 July 20, 1887 Son of S.D. & R.J. 34 Lowry Nancy J. Oct 10, 1853 Apr 29, 1885 Wife of J.I. 36 Lowry Rebecca J. Sept 28, 1822 Dec 30, 1883 Wife of S.D. 37 Lowry Samuel D. Jan 8, 1810 July 5, 1888 25 Morrow A.C. Jan 8, 1880 Aged about 54 yrs 23 Morrow Charlotty (Booth) July 27, 1845 Sept 25, 1884 (Sister of Rufus - Wife of George) 20 Morrow Fannie Oct 10, 1880 Aug 9, 1901 (Daughter of Charlotty) 24 Morrow Geo. I. Apr 26, 1836 May 4, 1904 Headstone with Charlotty 22 Morrow John A. July 6, 1876 Nov 6, 1876 Son of G.I. & C. 28 Phillips James Willard Nov 16, 1855 Aug 22, 1883 32 Ross Alta E. (Alta Evangeline Booth) 1879 1968 Headstone with Edgar H. (Child of Rufus & Estella) 31 Ross Edgar H. (Edgar Herbert) (Oct 23) 1876 (Dec 7) 1935 Headstone with Alta E. (Born in Jacksonville, Cherokee Co.) 44 Ross Randal Duard (Feb 21) 1901 (June 9) 1967 (First born son of Alta & Edgar) 48 Wells Dela J. Aug 31, 1850 Oct 23, 1875

In a message dated 4/11/2004 4:31:21 PM Central Standard Time, Binkfraze@aol.com writes: > If I remember right, there was some discussion on this mail list earlier > this > year about the capability of accessing Heritage Quest over the internet, > through whatever connection your local library has Hi, I access Heritage Quest at home in Alabama using my Birmingham Public Library card on their website. When I get to the password, it is my library card number. Once you access the census records, the available census years are on the left column. The indexed years are great and you can easily locate records from the surnames just by filling in the information on the search blocks. Only a few years have been indexed, however. You can use the "browse" feature that is above the years and still access the years that have not yet been indexed, but it is very slow going since you have to go page by page, waiting on each to dowload. Also, if you are an AOL user and keep getting a "down for maintenance" or other such messages, you will have to access your local library site through your browser. Hope this helps! Evelyn Leslie Remlap, AL

THANKS, ELEANOR ----- Original Message ----- From: <Binkfraze@aol.com> To: <TXWISE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, April 11, 2004 4:30 PM Subject: Re: [TXWISE-L] Alfred Lansing Sharpe/Catherine Leavell Sharp (Heritage Quest)! > Eleanor: > > I am able to access Heritage Quest online through the TXShare connection that > our local City Library has. Was fortunate enough to finally get the username > and password....since I have a current library card. > > If I remember right, there was some discussion on this mail list earlier this > year about the capability of accessing Heritage Quest over the internet, > through whatever connection your local library has....after obtaining the key > things....the TXShare internet address, and the username and password. I think > the hard part...at least here...was getting a librarian to understand what I was > talking about and then, getting those key things from them. > > After going to the correct internet address to get you into the TXShare > "spot", it asks for the username and password. Then, after typing in the username > and password, it opens up to a variety of things....but, after scrolling down > about 2/3rds of the way, on the right hand side is "Heritage Quest". Clicking > on that takes you into the Heritage Quest screen and lets you select > searching in the Census, Books, or PERSI. > > What I've found in the Book search area is a number of early published > (beginning of 1900's) books that have been scanned, page by page. And, these pages > can be printed from your computer if you want a "hard copy". > > The only "down side", if there is one, is that if you don't move within this > site after you've been in it....for say, 4 or 5 minutes...you get called away > from your computer....you will have to go completely out and then, go back > into the TXShare site, use the username and password, scroll down and click on > Heritage Quest, etc. > Because, a Heritage Quest screen comes up and asks for a user name and > password....and those are different than the ones that the TXShare uses....and won't > let you back in to HQ. > > Otherwise, its great! And, HQ tries to fill in for the census years that > Ancestry.com doesn't have yet. I've only had a few cases where neither HQ nor > Ancestry.com didn't have up a certain census year in a certain area of the U.S. > that I needed. Neither HQ nor Ancestry.com have ALL the census years for all > the U.S. areas up to search; so, it's nice that they sort of "compliment" each > other for the most part. > > Hope this isn't too confusing, and is of some help. > > Take Care, > > Sallie R. Frazee > El Paso, TX > binkfraze@aol.com > > >

Eleanor: I am able to access Heritage Quest online through the TXShare connection that our local City Library has. Was fortunate enough to finally get the username and password....since I have a current library card. If I remember right, there was some discussion on this mail list earlier this year about the capability of accessing Heritage Quest over the internet, through whatever connection your local library has....after obtaining the key things....the TXShare internet address, and the username and password. I think the hard part...at least here...was getting a librarian to understand what I was talking about and then, getting those key things from them. After going to the correct internet address to get you into the TXShare "spot", it asks for the username and password. Then, after typing in the username and password, it opens up to a variety of things....but, after scrolling down about 2/3rds of the way, on the right hand side is "Heritage Quest". Clicking on that takes you into the Heritage Quest screen and lets you select searching in the Census, Books, or PERSI. What I've found in the Book search area is a number of early published (beginning of 1900's) books that have been scanned, page by page. And, these pages can be printed from your computer if you want a "hard copy". The only "down side", if there is one, is that if you don't move within this site after you've been in it....for say, 4 or 5 minutes...you get called away from your computer....you will have to go completely out and then, go back into the TXShare site, use the username and password, scroll down and click on Heritage Quest, etc. Because, a Heritage Quest screen comes up and asks for a user name and password....and those are different than the ones that the TXShare uses....and won't let you back in to HQ. Otherwise, its great! And, HQ tries to fill in for the census years that Ancestry.com doesn't have yet. I've only had a few cases where neither HQ nor Ancestry.com didn't have up a certain census year in a certain area of the U.S. that I needed. Neither HQ nor Ancestry.com have ALL the census years for all the U.S. areas up to search; so, it's nice that they sort of "compliment" each other for the most part. Hope this isn't too confusing, and is of some help. Take Care, Sallie R. Frazee El Paso, TX binkfraze@aol.com

Thank you to all of you who responded. I appreciate all your help. Debbie

Thank you Sally. It helps. Happy Easter Debbie

SALLIE, THANKYOU SO MUCH FOR HELPING , I KNOW HOW HARD IT IS .IHAVE BEEN SEARCHING FOR ABOUT 2-3 MOS.AND HAVE GOTTEN NOWHERE ! IKNOW OUT THERE SOMEONE KNOWS. WE KNOW EVERYTHING FROM HER ADOPTION,BUT THATS IT. HER BIRTH CERT. SAYS SHE WAS BORN IN PARADISE,TX WISE CO. BUT THAT IS ALL WE KNOW . THE REST IS HER REMEMBERING THE PAST. SHE HAS BEEN DECEASED SINCE 1987. I WOULD LIKE TO TRY AND FIND HER FAMILY. WE HAVE KNOW IDEA ABOUT HER FATHER. WE TINK AND ASUME MAYBE HE WAS IN THE WAR AT THE TIME AND NEVER CAME BACK. RICHARD STRACENER

Hello, Is anyone else having trouble accessing Ancestry.com these past two days? All I'm getting is that the page I'm looking for cannot be displayed. It worked fin two days ago. Thank you, Donna

I am having truoble too. I have to reload it a couple of times to get it to work and when it does it is really slow! Julie

Sally, you are wonderful! D. A. Sharpe

Thank you, thank you, thank you! Happy Easter! D. A. Sharpe

SALLY, CAN YOU GET THE HERITAGE QUEST ON LINE? ELEANOR ----- Original Message ----- From: <Binkfraze@aol.com> To: <TXWISE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 10, 2004 11:22 PM Subject: [TXWISE-L] Alfred Lansing Sharpe/Catherine Leavell Sharp > D.A.: > > >From Heritage Quest I found the following: > > 1900 .... Jeff Davis Co, TX ....1 J-Pct > > Sharpe, Alfred L, 41 Nov 1858 OH-NY-OH married 6 years--farmer > Kate L, wife, 26 Oct 1873 TX-SC-AL birthed 1 child, 1 > living > John O, son, 10 Dec 1889 TX-OH-SC > (on next page) > Sharpe, Lula H, dau, 2 Sept 1897 TX-OH-TX > Leavell, Gay (??), sister-in-law, 20 Feb 1880 TX-SC-AL > (or, possibly, Gray ??) (was married 4yrs & was at > school) > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- > -------------- > 1910 .... El Paso, El Paso Co, TX > > Sharpe, Alfred L, 52 OH-NY-NY widower-- collector of customs, US govt > John O, son, 20 TX-OH-TX > Holland, dau, 12 TX-OH-TX > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- > --------------- > Again, the parents' states for the 2 censuses on the 2 children; however, > this is the same family. It also depends on who gave the information to the > census taker....they could have guessed vs. really knowing for sure what the > information was. > > Hope this helps. Take Care, > > Sallie R. Frazee > El Paso, TX > binkfraze@aol.com > > >