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Volume XXVII December 1981 Number 4
In Cooperation With The Dallas Public Library Dallas Genealogical Society
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lncooprrorionwith the DA LLAS PUBLIC LIBRA R Y 1 981-1982 OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Margaret Ann THETFORD (Mrs. W. Conway) 3725 ~•ockingbird 522- 3806 President Dallas, Texas 75205
Helen M. LU (Mrs. J . L . ) 4559 Hockaday Dr. 350-6586 Executive Vice President Dallas, Texas 75229
Jean ne J. TABB (Mrs. William H.) 6458 Lavendale 368-6292 Vice President - Programs Dallas, Texas 75230
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Jil'l R. GREENEY 44 51 Mendenhall 387- 1 816 Treas urer Dallas, Texas 75234
DIRECTORS
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Mar garet Hudson , Edi tor
DECEMBER 1981
Of ficers and Directors . . Inside Front Cover DGS Publications. .502 Editor ' s Desk . •
Oak Cl i ff Cemetery Burials .
Spence CeI'letery - Hopkins Co., Texas .
Litle- Scobey- Eagleston Cemetery, Lee Co . , Texas .
Dall as City and County Directory 1 881- 1882 .
I n dex to Naturalization Records, Dallas Co , , Texas.
1851 Beat Survey and Hap, Henderson Co . , Te xas . . 476 Earnest Baptist Church Records, Tipton, Tillman Co., Oklahoma .
Doing Research in the Bodleian Library , Oxford, England .
Excerpts from Gazetter of Streams of Te xa s . Book Reviews .
Query Page . FROM THE EDITOR ' S DESK
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ii Dallas Genealogi cal Society Contin ued frof'I Velurne XXVII, Nun"ber 3, page 428
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2- 12- 1929 HANSFIELD,Infant ~ ?.J - ]Q]f, MARABLE,Augustine StrangersRest 4- 17- 1921 MARSH, Hiss Anna 12-7-1915 MARSH, Hiss Kate StrangersRest 10-1-1928 t-'ARLEY , FrancisDeWitt 12- 9- 1914 MARRlNER , fiarryLee 8-8-1909 MARSH ,John MARSH , Lottie 1-15-1915 MARSH , AllenBuckingham 8-14-1913 HARSHALL,Collin,Infantof 3-29-1907 MARSHALL, Lawrence 12-5-1915 HARSHALL,ChildofLemaw StrangersRest 6- 9- 1906 MARTIN, Ben, Infant of 7-26-1943 HAJCHO , EL!;!EBARNETTB . 5-12-1912 MATERSON,J.O. 11- 10-1915 MAUDELL, Frank and David StrangersRest }-20-1913 MAY, Sister 7- 3-1916 HAYS,LewisE. StrangersRest MAYS,A . S . 8- 9-1908 HAXEY , Mrs Lue 2-8-1912 MEDLEY, Mrs . Tyrine 3-10-1924 MEEK , Irene 3- 6-1913 MICHOL , W.M.W. ,Infant of MILLER, M. (Hoved to Hillcrest) MILLS, Mrs. K. ~~;;:;!~i3 MELTON,Hrs.N Pottersfield 11- 5-1915 MEISTER, Julius Wilmer StrangersRest 8-23-1929 MEXICAN, Unknown 7-26-1909 MEYER, Fred , Infant of 1-30-1915 HIDDLETON, W. M. Robert 2-10-1916 MILAN,J . E. ,Infant of StrangersRest 11-13-1909 MILLER , RichardD. ,Infant of 6- 5-1910 MILLER, G. :W . 6-10-1913 MILLER, Mrs . Mary StrangersRest 6-7-1914 MlLLER,InfantofJoeE. 7-13-1914 MILLER, Infant of Leslie StrangersRest 2-9-1915 MILLER, Marie 4-17-1907 MtTCHELL, lssion 4-21- 1905 MONEYKAN, Lynn 3-31-1913 MOORE , T. Angus, Infant of 9-23-1913 MOORE, L. M. , Infant of (bom dead) StrangersRest 6-27-1914 MOORE, James Edward 2-13-1913 MORAN , H. B. , Infant of f.t. B. 5- 10- 1906 HORELAND , Mr:i . Hann and Bob 3-7-1909 MORGAN, Infant of Van Burren 12-29-1912 HORGAN,Doro 7-20-1915 MORGAN , A. R. StrangersRest 1-2-1916 MORGAN, Archie Lester StrangersRest 8-27- 1912 HORRIS,Maxie 9-27-1912 McADAMS, Mrs. Lucy 11-3-1915 McCARSEY, Mrs . Louise 7-1-1909 HcCLENDON,Eunnice Pottersfield 6-23-1934 Mcex>WN, Florence D. StrangersRest 1-17-1920 McDANlELL, David 11-16- 1916 McDONALD, Mrs. Daisy 11-3-1920 McDONALD, Mrs. Joanna 7-14- 1909 McFERRIN, Marion 7- 12-1916 McGEE,Dan StrangersRest 7-23-1928 McGEAGAR, R. L. , Infant of StrangersRest 10-26-1913 MclNTOSH, George and :Seatri ce, Infant of 6-24-1910 McKINLEY, Edward B. 6-18-1929 McKAY, Margaret 10- 17-1936 McKEY , Roy C. 6- 20-1916 Hc.KINNON , James StrangersRest 1-9-1914 McKINNEY, Paul Nelson.
The Quæ>terly - Decernber 1981 Oak Cli ff Burials conti nued ..
2-22- 1909 McLAUGHLIN, 12- 18-1913 McLAUGHLIN , Pearl Simmons - - - - 1940 McLEMORE, Bridges 4- 20-1918 McNABB, Adele StrangersRest 4-17-1907 McNEAL, Infant Ellen 7- 14- 1915 McNEILEY,S . V. StrangersRest 6-15-1907 McREYNOLDS, Fred 10-21- 1912 McROBERTS, 7- 3-1912 McROBERTSON, Mrs. 6-9-1906 MULLINS,C.F. 2-9-1913 MYERS,Henry MYERS, Mrs. W. A. iO:~;:i~~5 NAGEL , Annie StrangersRest 1-3-1914 NASH , GeorgeNaples 3-24- 1910 NASH,Lesly 2- 9- 1914 NASH, Mrs. N. 2- 3-1923 StrangersRest 9- 8- 1913 :~: :::~e~.AH., Infant of 12-9-1913 NE I LL , D.D. 4- 7- 1916 NELSON, Mrs . S. F . 11-16-1931 NICHOLS,Ellen ------1941 NISER , KatieandWilliamG. 12-15-1915 NORRIS,JohnB. StrangersRest NOYES,E.W. 2-13-1916 OWENS,Will StrangesRest 1-30-1915 PAR,Luscious 7-2- 1931 PAR.HOS, Marshall Stranger sRest 3-3-1936 PARTES,Mrs.J.T. 7-20-1916 PASTUA,Lena StrangersRest 6- 1-1915 PATE, W. L . Infant of StrangersRest 2-26-1911 PATTERSON,J . H. 1-20-1918 PATTON, Floyd, Infant of StrangersRest 4-22-1916 PEACOCK,Joshua 6-22- 1910 PECKHAM , CyrusW. 2- 22- 1909 PEEBLES, Mrs . W. H. 6- 12-1906 PENN, Mrs . Mary 3- 25- 1912 PENN,Purrell 6- 5-19 16 PENN,Hiram 3-18-1907 PENRY,J.D. 9- 20-191 1 PENRY,Mrs.R. 1-21-1913 PENRY,Silas 1- 14- 1914 PERCIVAL , William Tell 2-18- 1918 PERCIVAL,J . T . ,Infant of 6-28- 1914 PEEKINS,Lynos StrangersRest 11-18-1915 PERRY , AlliceB. 12-30-1904 PERYMAN,Ch.srles,Infantof Pottersfield 6-21- 1913 PETERSON, Winnie StrangersRest 7-2-1937 PETERSON, Mra. Sophia 4- 3-1906 PIPIN, W. H. , Infant of 1-11- 1910 PIPPIN, Lawrence 8-22- 1912 PIPPIN , Hrs.Annie PIPPIN,Helen tit~;~: PIPPIN,Infantsonof 3-22-1918 PLUMMER,T.B. StrangersRest 7- 5-1914 POSEY,C . H. ,Infant StrangersRest 8-8-1913 POSTEN,Ralph,Infantof 5-17- 1929 POPE,DavidE. 8-19-1911 POTTER, Mary Thomas 6- 20-1913 POWELL,W.L. 7- 30-1915 PCKJELL,E . L. ,Infant of StrangersRest 2-6-1913 POWERS,SelbyR. 8- 7- 1910 PRATER, James, Infant of 1-3- 1914 PRESLEY, Mary Virginia 1-25-1905 PRICE, 11-14-1914 PRICE,EmmaV. 10-17-1913 PROWELL,John,Infantof 5-8-1929 PURNELL,J.R.,lnfantof 9- 11-1911 RAGAN,Ed. ,Infant of 4- 17- 1906 RAGLAND , F.L. 7- 12- 1915 RAGLAND,Mrs . Sallie 1-17-1910 RAWLINS,J.A. ,Infant of
Dallas Genealogical Society 4-21- 1910 RALLINS,T.S. 2-23-1918 RATLIFF , W.W. 12- 8- 1932 RAY , James Carroll 8-31-1938 RAY, Gerald Holman 5-11-1913 RAYE,J.L . ,Infant of 6-24-1911 REAO,Mrs.Alice 10-28-1913 READ, Crawford J. 5-28-1916 StrangersRest 8-26-1907 =~~(>N~.M~~. Alice Hunt: 11-9-1906 REXALLES. Mrs . Martha 2-9-1921 REXALLES.JamesJ. 7-2-1912 REYNOLDS, Mrs. Sudie 7-4- 1913 REYNOLOS,GeorgeAllen StrangersRest 11-4- 1911 RILEY,JamesS. 1-28-1916 RINGER,Vidi,Infant 11-8-1911 ROBERTS, Mrs. Louis 11-27-1911 ROBERTS, John Huron 8-22-1914 ROBERTS, Charles, Infant of StrangersRest 3- 13-1916 ROGERS,Clay 10- 6-1908 ROGERS, Mrs . Jane M. ROSE,JamesH. 12-26-1904 ROSE, G. H. 5-1 5-1911 ROSS,Vivian 5-31- 1912 ROSS,AuthurA. 2-22-1910 ROSS, Mrs. Mary 3- -1913 ROYER, Mrs . 11-3-1907 RUDOLPH,Mrs.E.R. 9-3-1915 RUSSELL,WilliamH. Stranger Rest 4-25-1907 RYALS, Hildreti 11-3- 1914 ROSE , Blanche 5-31-1916 SANCHES, G. StrangersRest 6-5-1925 SCHWARTZ,EmmaL . Str angersRest 2-9-1929 SCHUMARO,Infant 9-24-1934 SEYMOUR,Infant 12-4-1911 SEYHOUR, Stanley 6-9-1912 SEYMOUR, Mrs. Mary Ellen 6-6-1908 SHEARON,Hrs.MaryJane 5- 28-1916 SHOCKY,PerryD. StrangersRest 2-23-1931 SIMMONS, Wara 9-4- 1907 SIMS, Mrs. Elizabeth 10-31-1910 SINGE , MeneisEde 8-10-1915 SINGLETON,Julian StrangersRest 2-1-1909 SLAGHTER,IraOell 2-22-1905 SMITH,Nancy 9-6-1905 SMITH, Infant of Ray 5- 9-1907 SMITH, Robert R. 9- 13- 1908 SMITH, Mrs. V. M. 8-27- 1912 SMITH,R.H. 5-22-1914 SMITH,E.D. ,Infant 10- 28-1914 SNEED,Beverly,Infant 1-19-1~18 SLAUGHTER,Rev.L.H. 2-23- 1906 SNIOER,August 6-27-1929 SNIDER,Margare tElain !OtrangersRest 12-26-1915 SORENSON , Criss 2-23-1916 SORG,Lynwood StrangersRest 9-21-1916 SPIVEY,Thomas .T. StrangersRest 1-7-1914 SPRADLIN , Infant o fW.P. 4-18-1915 STARK , Mrs . N. J. StrangersRest 9-9-1921 STEINDORF, Mitchel 8-20-1908 STEVENS,Mrs . Lottie 4-10-1912 STONE,Cecil 11- -1918 STONE,Virgil 10-13-1911 STROUD,W.W. 3-23-1916 SULI VAN,John St:rangersRest 1-22-1916 SWAIM,Louis StrangersRest 11-12-1913 SWAIM, W. G. 10-15-1911 SWEET, Dora 2-27-1909 TAYLOR,J.H. 8- 24-1915 TAYLOR, Mrs. Adda 4-17-1918 TAYLOR,J.H. 2-7- 1912 11-14-1913 i~ER~e~!rtha 8- 16-1913 TIDDETTS, E. M. Infant of
'Ihe (t.JO.rter'ly - December 1981 OAK CLIFF BURIALS Continued . .
7-18-1907 TENNISON,Jeff,Infantof TENNISON,John,Infantof ;=~:=:::: TIIACKER,John,Infantof ScrangerøReøt 4-25-1904 THc:tlAS,L.B. ------9-22-1911 THCJolAS,Oi:aVaughan , 2- 24-1918 THOMAS,WalcerG. 3-10-1913 THOMAS, Edgar, Infant 1-29-1910 THOMAS, W. J. 10-29-1910 THOMAS,D.T . ,Infant of StrangersReøt THRASH,R.D. ------9-18-1911 THRASH,HelenDedge 6-21-1918 THRASH, E. Moses 5-9-1911 THURMOND,JessieRuth 2-2-1930 TICHLAS,Ellen 1-25-1914 TRAVIS,Wm . E.D. 10-8-1913 TUCKER,R. A. ,Infant of 7-2-1910 TIIBNER,J.S. 11-3-1915 TIJBRE,Overton StrangersRest 7- 27-1913 TIDINCS,D.J. ------7-9-1913 VANN , Arthur VICKERT, Nillie A. 1-5-1914 WASCASEY, Raffle Lee 7-10-1913 WADE, Hattie StrangersRest. 1-4-1916 WADE , Allison Jr. 7-29-1910 WALKER, Mrs . Thomas ;:~~:~=~~e~:sc 5-16-1916 WALL, Nillie Pot.tersfield 2-9-1920 WALSTON,Francis 5- 20-1907 WEST, Joe, Infant of 1-19-1918 WETIIERFORD, Lorene 5-7- 1910 WICKERSHAH, Majorie 2-27-1913 WHALEY, John 8-20-1914 WHALEY,OraMay,Infant 10-19-1913 WHITE, Miss Cora 3- 9-1914 WHITIIN, Maudine 10-16-1915 WICKSON, Mrs. Mattie Poctersfield 6-4-1913 WILCOX, Fred Clark Pottersfield 5-11-1916 WILLARD,Cheøter Pocterøfield 8-9-1908 WILLIAMS, Lena Pottersfield 2-24-1912 WILLIAMS, Dean Elizabeth 7-21-1916 WILLIAMS, Royal M. , Infant Pottersfield ----1929 WILLIAMS, Maegaret Pottersfield 2-27-1930 WlLLIAMS,AmandaE. Pottersfield WILLIS , Robe rt B. tt:::~ WILLIAMS,CharleaJ . 2-10--- WILLMANS, Charle J. , Removed co Greenwood 10-?8-1910 WILLIAMSON, Mattie Ellen 7-11-1932 WALTER, H. 10-14-1909 WALTON, Infant of 6- 22- 1913 WARD,A.Infant of Stranger& Rest 11-10-1936 WARMASS,E. ------11-19-1915 WATKINS, Mrs. Mary StrangersRest 6-7-1910 WATSON, Miss M. ------9- 17-1931 WEAVER, W. A. 12-27-1915 W'EAVER,T.H. Stranger& R~st 4-29-1923 WEBB, C.L. ------8-2-1909 WEBB, Infant of J, L. 9- 5- 1905 WELLS, Lillian Massie 4-2-1926 WENRELL(?),CalvinC. 7- 10-1926 WILSON , Henry Turner WIND, C. C. ~=~=~::~ WINKLER, Sadie 12-2-1913 WINN ,Foater 7-27-1915 WRAY, George Str angersRest 9- 6-1906 WRIGHTSON, James 11 - 27-1908 WYLIE, Robert Augusta 2-5-1914 WYLIE, W. D. (Should be WILEY) 7-25-1905 YANCY, Alma Eula 6-~1928 YARBROUGH,Ida 3-29-1912 YECLEY, David YOUNGBLOOD,Hrs.Mollie
Dallas Genealogical Society OAK CLIFF BURIALS Continued ..•
SECONDARY SUPPLEMENI'AY RECORD OF BURIALS (BCOK Il)
6-29-1909 ALLEN,LauraGay 2-10-1906 AMOS,Jestline 7- 11- 1918 AMOS,Gertrude StrangersRest 6-9-1911 ANGUS,Mrs . Leols 1-7-1916 ARRANT, Maud Strangers Rest 11-29-1905 ATWOOD, Mrs. M. A. 8-30-1916 BAKER,LucyVirginia 11-1-1904 BANDY, Mrs. A. M. 8-27-1914 BARNHILL, Mrs. Lettie 5- 6-1916 BEEKAN,RichardL. Stranger sRest 5- 5-1908 BELCHER, W. W. 8-2-1910 BELEW,H.A. 7-8-1910 BERRY,Roy 1-17-1908 BOYD,John,Infantof 6-27- 1915 BETTER,R.S.B. ?(BATTER?) Str angersRest 7-29-1915 BLACK,GoldieMarie StrangersRest 8-24-1915 BLACKWELL,ClydeB. 10-14- 1911 BOSWORTH, W. M. P . 1-17-1906 BOYDON,Bush 1-23-1914 BOVENDER , William 8-3-1910 BRADLEY , M. S. , Infant of 3-29-1913 BRADLEY,Mattie 11-20-1911 BRADSHAW,J - Mrs. Henry 1-15-1912 BRITAIN,Conner 4-23-1908 BROUSE,Mr s. 8- 10- 1910 BROWN, Miss E. 11-14- 1914 BROWN,T.B. 11-11-1906 BRYAN , Miss Nina 12-30-1913 BRYANT,Ruth 1-15-1915 BUCKINGHAM,Allen, 1-24-1908 BULLOCH,Archie 1-7-1911 BULLOCH,O.B. ,lniantof 6-3-1916 BURl<, Mrs. Mary 5-18-1908 BURTON,Ethel 2- -1913 BUSSEY, Mary W, Yarbough 9-11-1909 BUTTERWORTii, W. W. 6-5-1907 BYRNES,Jsmes CABLE,Rufus ~=~:i~i6 CANNON,FredaV. 12-12-1907 CARROLL, Miss Mimmie CASH, Mrs. W. W. ~=i~=t:~~ CHARETTE,MayLouise 6-30-1911 CHARETTE,Hargaret 2- 20-1918 OIARSKE, Tenie 8-3-1910 COCHRAN?, Miss Ella 9-30-1918 COHRON, Mrs. Mary Jane 2-5-1918 COLEMAN,F rancis 3-15-1910 CLACK, W. R. 5-9-1908 CLAIR,NellieMay Po""ttersfield 12-14-1907 CLARK ,B.S. 1-19-1916 CLICK,ClaudeC. 11-15-1907 COOPER, Earl 12-16-1912 COUGHNARD,Beddie 7-10-1909 CRANE,Mrs.Anna 9-7-1912 CROSS,K. 3-18-1916 CUBA,DemissRaval StrangersRest 11-21-1907 CULPEPPER,S . G. 2-27-1909 DAVIS,RobertH. 11-10-1908 DERHAM, Mrs. Naomi 12-9- 1907 DICKSON, Mrs. Clifton 4-25-1916 DILLON,Marion 2-13-1905 DODSON,Bertha 2- 8- 1911 DONNELL, Miss Addie 2-16-1913 EDGEMAN,L.T. 3-16-1912 ELLIOTT, Mrs. Urana 2-15-1914 ENLOW, James 7-16-1908 ERWIN, Mrs. J, P. 10-27-1912 ERWIN,Porter 6-16-1910 FALLON, Miss\Girlie 1-25-1914 FERRIS, Wm . E. D. 5-22-1912 FLAKES, Elizabeth
The Qual'tert.y - December 1981 9-21-1908 FLEICHER, Martha G. 1-20-1908 FLORER, Willis W. 2-27-1918 FLORER,JacesG. 2-27-1916 FOSTER,E. S.,In!anto! StrangersRest 8-10-1915 GAY, Paulinc P . StrangersRest 2-27-1912 GHARIS,Phelan 8-21-1914 GILBERT,Thomas 8-18-1918 GILES,G.G. ,Infant of 12-26-1907 GODDARD,REV.W.H. 11-11-1912 GOODWIN,ThomasJoaeph 1-20-1912 GORDON,WymanFloyd 1-10-1908 GRAEHAM,JohnH . 7-22-1918 GRAGGON,FredW . 6-1-1910 GRAVES,FrankN. GRAY,W.L. 1-7-1918 GREER,W.A. 8-2-1918 GROLLCLOSE, Mra . Abba 1-30-1918 GUTHRIE,Grace HARRIS, Charles MovedfromHouscon ~=!:::~~ HARRIS, Eva Hoved from Houston 1-12-1908 HARRIS, H. L. C. , lnfan~ of 10-25-1905 HARRISON,J.H. ,Infant 11-20-1914 HARTING,AnnaT. 7-14-1913 HASSELL,Edithisabelle 7-6-1918 HATniOUSAND,Curt 3-10-1911 HENRICKSON,Ed,Infantof 1-17-1913 HENRY,Aubrey 8-11-1915 HITCHCOCK, Oscar 5-21-1908 HOLLINGSWORTH, Mra. C. 1-8-1918 HUNT,J.L. 6-9-1916 HUNT,Mrs . MayAnn 9-13-1910 JERNIGAN, A. L. 1-10-1915 JETT,JuliaB. 9-20-1915 JONES, Alfred 5-12-1913 JONES, Willie 4-11-1913 JOHNSON, A. 8 . 6-10-1914 KE.ATH,FultonHolmes 7-14-1915 KEITHMEYER,Fred,lnfantof StrangersRest 9-5-1915 KITCHIMON,RoseE. StrangersRest 8-20-1914 KNIGHT,MildredA. 2-8-1913 KRALTSICK?,PaulAlto 7-30-1909 LAIRD,N. 5-20-1911 LA.NE, Tom, Infant of 7-31-1910 LAWSON, R. C. , Infant of StrangersRest LEATON,Mra . AnnieBell i:;~:i~~r LOUGHLEN,Mrs.P.E. 12-19-1910 LORANCE,D.F. ,Infant of 11-29-1909 LYONS,M.rs.Joaephine 1-2-1914 MALLEY,Elb.abethS . 7-14-1912 MANSFIELD, Hra. Et.hel MAPES,DorriaV. t~:;1z HAPES,Ceorge,Infant 8-7-1918 HART,CharleaFrank ScrangersResc 6-25-1911 MAYS,J . F. ,Infant of 6-14-1913 MAYER, John L. 10-31-1910 MENEIO, Ede 8-14-1913 MERSHON,Collins 6-5-1914 MILLER,J.E. ,Infant 9-2-1918 MONTERO, Doleran, Infant of 7-22-1910 MOORE,Rev.J.C. 4-27-1912 MOORE, S. t. 5-27-1908 MORELAND, Joaephine 9-23-1910 MORGAN, R. C. 6-26-1914 MOSLEY, R. M. 3-25-1912 HURRELL, Kenn 4-7-1912 HURRELL,Mr. 3-12-1909 MC BROWN, Infant of 5-5-1918 MC INTOSH, Edward K. 12-3-1910 MC FERRIN, Infant of 6-24-1910 MC KINNEY, Edward 8.
Dallas Genealogical Society OAK CLIFF BURIALS Continued ..
9- 18- 1906 HC LEMORE, J . A. 4-26- 1908 MC LEMORE , John C. 7- 24-1912 MC MANUS , Alvin Evans 7- 22- 1914 MCNICHOLS,SallieHelen 4- 17- 1907 MC NEIL, Infant Baby Eller 3-15- 1908 MC VEY, J. H., Infant of 11- 15- 1912 MC VEY , Elizabeth 4-5- 19 10 NELSON , Mrs. J. C. 5- 7- 19 12 NELSON,J.C. ,Jr. 7- 5-1918 NEWBERRY,Isobelle,Infantof 1- 31- 19 18 NICHOLS,Katherine 3-15- 1913 OCLE,E. , Infant of 4- 15-1910 O'MAHUNDRA,Mrs. 5- 11 -1913 PAGE,InfantofJ . L. 6-19- 1911 PATIERSON , Mr s. W. H . 11-11-1906 PATTON, William A. 12- 20-1914 PECKHAM,A . E. 4- 23-1908 PERKINS,Willi e 8-19- 1911 POTIER, Mar y Thomas 6- 7- 19 15 PLEASANT,W . S . 8- 8-1913 RALP H,Infant 4-18- 19 15 READ, Mrs . H. 8- 23-1907 REDLON,C.W . , Infant of 1- 8-1909 RILEY,WilliamAllen 10- 7- 1910 RI LEY,Infant 1- 10-1908 ROBERTSON,MissLucy 3- 17- 1913 ROBERTS,May 7-3- 1915 ROBERTS,WilburGlenn Stranger sRest 1- 2- 1906 ROGERS , Mrs. C. J. 12- 1-19 13 ROGERS, Mr s . Julia ROGERS, ~rs. Sallie i2~ ~6~i~~4 ROSE, L. H. 11-3-19 14 ROSE,Blanch 2- 2- 19 16 SAUNOERS , Viola 3- 1- 1913 SATI'ERFIELO , Dorothy,Infan t 7-8- 1916 SCHWARTEE1,George St. r anger s Res t 3-22- 1907 SCOTT,Madge 12- 2- 1911 SEALE, James 7- 20-1918 SHEPHERD,ImalineLavertes 12- 27- 1915 SIMMOS, Mrs . Et.ta 5- 3-1913 SIMPSON , MargaretFrances 1- 19-1918 SLAUGHTER,Rev.L. H. 3-14- 1918 SMILEY, Bob 1- 2- 1908 SMITH, Forrest 10-16- 1911 SNEAD , B. L. 10-6- 1916 SPURR?,FannieCurt.is St. r anger s Rest 10-20- 1913 STEINOORF,Terrell 5- 24- 1914 STDiMONS,Mrs . Jessie 8- 31-1918 SLIGH , Tennie,Infant.of St.r angers Rest. 8- 12- 1918 STEVENS ,Walter 8- 18- 191 8 STEWART,Mrs.Lorr ine 10-8-1913 STROOP,Forrest 2- 4-1908 SUMNERS,D.C. 12-9-1908 TA.BOR , Mrs . Anna 3-17-1912 TAYLOR , Mrs. J . B. 2- 1-1905 TENNISON , Mr s. M. G. 5- 28- 1906 TENNISON , George 5-11-1914 TENNISON,Clarence 4- 29- 1908 TERRELL,NancyS . 3-20-1908 THATæER , Miss Lidal 2- 1- 1909 THOMAS,J.R. 8- 6-1909 THOMAS, Mrs. Let.tie 3-20- 1909 THURMOND,J . N. 5- 12- 1912 THOMAS, Mrs. Sarah 3-25-1912 THOMAS , Ruth 5-13-1918 THOMAS, Vera Lee 3-4- 1915 TRAMMEL, Mrs . Li:z:zie 4-7-1906 TROTI,Mrs.S.L. 9- 25-1906 TURNER, James 9- 18- 1912 TURNER, Clyde
The Quarter1.y - Decemb er 19 8 1 OAK CLIFF BURIALS Continued.
VANN, Holly ~=i~=~~~~ VERAS, Lena Pas Strangers Rest 7-21-1909 WALL, Mrs. Sadie C. 3-10-1913 WAGSTAFF, John 5-12-1919 WATSON, J. 0 . , Infant of 3-7-1912 WATSON, Mrs. Francis A. 5-22-1912 WHALEY, Haggie 6-22-1913 WARD, A. , Infant of Strangers Rest 1-17-1908 WERING,Francis 5-7-1910 WHITAKER, Hr. (J. H.- Jack) ? 5-7-1910 WICKERSHMI, Wayne 2-29-1908 WILLIAHS,"Col 11 W. L. 3-7-1916 WILLIAMS, W. P. 2-18-1908 WILLIAHSON, Elbert E. ----1935 WILLIAHSON, Mrs. J. H.- May WILLIAHSON, Joe, Infant of
This is the end of the OAK CL I FF BURIALS.
SPENCECEMETERY HOPKINSCOUNTY,TEXAS
Copied 25Septe!lberl98lbySueBeallSllAFFERandBobbief.THORNTON. AsyouleaveSulpherSpringsgoingeast onlnterstate30,takeHighway69exit,crossovertheinterstate,turnrightontheaccessroadandproceedabout two miles. This cemetery is on a knoll between the access road and lnterstate 30.
Partheny D" wife of William M. SPENCE, born Dec. 17, 1832, died Jan. 15, 1902. As a wife, devoted; as a mother, affectionate; asafriend,everkindandtrue. FootstonePDS Willi~:o~~;=~=·w~orn in Scotland Mar. 17, 1830, died Feb. 15, 1888. Too good for earth, God called him home. lnfant son of M. J . and E. F. WHITE, born and died Aug. 1882. Happy infant, early blest, rest. in peaceful slumber, Dora, t~:u~:::r0 ~fh=~v;~.and E. F. WHITE, bom Feb. 15, 1880, died Aug. 10, 1880. Another sweet flower bloS3otDS in Eliza F!~~s~!!: ~ivH. J. WHITE, born Oct. 15, 1851, died Aug. 29, 1883. She believed and sleeps in Jesus.
Ourfather-IsaacW. WHITWOP.TH,bornOct.26, 1806,diedDec. 12, 1876. FootstoneIWW Our mother - Sarah B. WHin.IORTH, born Apr . 18, 1816, died Feb. 12, 1874. Footstone SBW Allie n=~ , h:!!~ of W. P . SPENCE, bom Mar. 18, 1857, died Feb. 26, 1881. Eve ry joy to us is desd since mother is
In ~'emory of W. P. SPENCE , born July 24, 1851, died Nov. 15, 1898, age 4 7 years, 3 months, 21 days. One precious to our hearts has gone; The voice we loved is stilled; The place made vacant in our home; can cever more be filled. Addie L., daughter of 11. P. and S. A. SPENCE, bom April 8, 1887, died July 9, 181!!3 . Another little angel befare the Infan~e:;~n~~ ~~r;~e~nd S. A. SPENCE, born and died October 26, 1690. Happy infant, early blest, rest, in peaceful 1 SPENC: ~~=~~ ~e~~· dates.
LITLE-SCOBEY-EAGLESTONCemetery
Swbmitted b.11 Margapøt Ann Thetfol'd, great-great groandaughter of z. P. and Rebøcca Eagleeton
LocatedontheoriginalW111.P.Kerrsurvey,whichborderedontheoldSanAntonio-NacogdochesRoad,commonlyreferred to as Kings Hifhway, now Highway 21 between the small towns of Paige and ~ 1anheia, Texas. The Bastrop and Lee County dividinf line runs throurh this survey and the cemetery is located in Lee County. The cemetery was enclosed with an ironfenceandthetol!bstonesrepairedinl975. NOTE: informa.tioninparenthesisisnotonthetol!bstonesbutis includedtoclarifytherelationships.
William B. son of E. H. and H. E. Eagleston, Born Dec. 7, 1887 Died Feb. 12, 1888 ( a cwin grandson of Zina P. andRebeccaEagleston) Ida Eagleston Bom Dec . li, 1862 Oied !"".ar. 12, 1863 (Daughter of A. P. and Rebecca Eagleston) ErastusLitleBornDec. 25, 1815,DiedAug. 12, 1862(BrotherofRebecc:aLitleEagleston) H. N. Litle Bom Aug . 5, 1818, Oied Apr. 25, 1863 {Brother of Rebecc:a Litle Eagleston) A. W. Scobey, Born Aug. 12, 1823, Oied Nov. 27, 1856 (first husband of Rebecca Litle) W.A. Sc:obey,bornHar. 20, 1853,DiedNov. 7, 187 (sonofA.W. andRebec:c:aScobey) Minerva Scobey, Born July 15, 1855 Died June 6, 18"C6 {daughter of A. U. and Rebecca Scobey) Anna Eicke Died Hay Il, 1877 (this is nota family mel!ber. There are land transac:tions in the Lee County Courthouse betweenEickesandEaJ!"lestons)
Dallas Genealogical Society Continued from Vol urne XXVII, Number 3 .r page 4 35
SHIELDS & YOUNG (K. Shields, W. Young, Simons Henry, ernploye Texas Express, res paints, oils, and paper, 703 ~.ain. 705 Main. Shirley w. {Emmerson & Shirley) , pr in ters, Sigari G. , wholesale fruit dealer, Poydras. 738 Main , res same. Sheehan Pat , policeman, 1021 Wood. Skaer J . W., candy manufactory, 734 Elm, Shepard A. L., wks Kain & Canfield , res 818 res 1077 Hain . wood. SKILLES, J.H" att ' y , office 409 Main, Sheffield Benj. , res 115 McKinney Road. SHONE W. J. , hooks and stationery, 505 Main, & Co.), res Pacific res same . skelt~~s/M . 7Sk~I~~~ 0 Shomer A, clk Padgitt Bros . , res cor Lamar Skelt~~e.J . b~:'o~d c~~~ ~a~~~- cor Pacific, and Ross ave . and Lamar and 1207 Pacific ave, Sherman B.J . , brick Mason, res 6 Olive . opposite Union Depot . Shillits John G. , miller Todd's Mills, res cor Skelton wm . (J.M.S. & Co.), res Plano,Texas Comrnerce and Broadway. Sla ter J. R., tearnster, res Main e of Shanks Frank , printer, Dallas Herald, res Leonard. 14 Market. Slaughter c.c., vice pres 't City National Shuly Joseph, lab, res bet Collin and Caruth . Shea Wm., bar tender, N. E. Craddocks, res slide~a~S. r~~J~.F!ia,Gi~~n~~4 camp. 1225 Commerece. Smith Wr.i.. L., brick contractor, res Sink F. J., Butcher, res 615 Veale. 703 Live Oak. Simmerly John, col ' d, lab, Howard Oil Co. Smith Chas. M., brick masen, res 703 Simpson J . T. (Hynes & Simpson) , bds Mrs. Live Oak . Porter. Smith w. R. , mechanic , res 1303 San Sims, w. A. , lawyer, (Taylor & Sims) , 216 Jacinto. Houston, bds 210 Commerce. smi th Lysander, carpenter, res San Jacinto Simpson Amanda, col 'd, res 406 Harket . near Germania. SIHPSON J , T. (Ayres & Simpson . ), Li very Smith F. B., baggage master Union Depot, Stab le corner Elm and Mark et. res Pacific s of Good. SIMPSON J . B., att'y, office 303 Main, res car Smith W. B., well borer, res Live Oak Uain and Harwood . bet Texas and Germania. Sickles W.C., res 1045 Elm. SMITH ED.C . , undertaker , 927 Elm, res Silliphant Bob't, butcher J. A. Carter. same. Sinclair Miss Annie, saleslady Sanger Bros. Smith niss Mary, saleslady , rooms e Sizer Writ., office boy Sanger Bros., res J. S . Sizer. Smithc~~s~~~t~lk Fred Simon, second hand Sizer H. G., grocer, car Elm and Sycamore, dealer . home J.S. Sizer. Smith w.A., clk Ike Loeb & Bro . , bds Sizer J.S . , res car Ball and Ross ave . Mrs. Coleman, Lamar. SH10N FRED, second hand dealer , 719 Elm, Smith W.H.W., Oeputy Sheriff, office res 602 Jefferson. court House, res Jefferson bet SILER NH . P . , passenger and freight trans Walnut and Calhoun. fer line, office Grand Windsor, res Smith Mrs R.G. , widow, boarding house s w Houston and Polk. 728 Jackson. Sirell Nicholas, U. S . Marshal's office, res Smart w. B., keeper Dallas Toll Bridge, n s McKinney Ro ad, out ei ty lim i ts. res l Commerce. Stillwell Lem, col ' d, laborer, res out city. Sinclair J.D . , stanp seller, res 1502 Main. S11'.ar\~:oiRC~~;~c!~e Bros. & Co., Seydell Tom, policeman, bds 808 Comrnerce. Smith James M. , machinist Phelan & Co. , Sinclair Alex., cashier Howard Oil Company. res 222 Ross ave. SINKER DAVIS & CO., prop'rs Western ?fachine smothers S.H. ,col 'd school teacher, Third works, Indianapolis, Ind. Branch Office ward, res Hall nr Ross. opposite T. & P. Depot, Jno. S. Smothers s. H., cal ' d school teacher, Third Hetherington, manager. Manufactures ward , bds Hall near Ross. enqines, b6ilers, saw and grist mills . smothers Mary A., col 'd school teacher, Sinclair L. F., clk, bds Mrs. S. F. Williams. Third Ward, bds Hall near Ross. Simpson J. w. , harness maker Padgitt Bros., Smith T.H., letter carrier, Post office, res 812 Pacific ave. res 754 Ross ave. Simpson Geo. W., wks Harnm ' s sausage factory, 403 Pearl, bds same. ~:i~~ i~~: :D~~~ .!!!t~~v~i~=~· Presbyt~rian Simons J., manager Conrad & Co., 506 Main, Church, res cor Live Oak and Olive. bds Delmani co. Smith H. H. , clk Thompson Bros. , bds Silverstein A., sale stable, 106 Main. 930 Elm .
The (iua.rtørZ.y - December 19 81 453 Directory contiilued ..
Smith ~~~ · ~i~. marble cutter, wks J . W. Hanway, Squires Samuel, clerk Texas & Pacific 1 Railway Co ., res eer Wood and Lamar . Smith Frank, sash and door maker, wks SREEMAN FRANK., Restaurant and Saloon, Illingsworth & Co. Union Depot, res Elm near H & T.C. R' y Smith Z.F., state manager, D. Applecton & co. Steward A.J., harness maker Padgitt Bros., 405 Main, res same. res cor Jefferson and Emma . Smith r;; H;~m!~ysician ane'! surgeon, 405 Main, Stephenson C.B . , cotton buyer, res 823 Ross . Stone M. B. , contractor, res 108 Griffin . Smith Toney, col ' d lab, Howard Oil Co . Stribling & Richardson, grocers , 647 Ross . Smith Alfred, col ' d lab, Howard Oil Co. Stribling C.H . (Stribling & Richardson) , SMIT\~;F(;~!~~a~i~~~~/ Smith), 4ll Main, res 647 Ross . Stillwell A. C., printer Dallas Times . Smith T . H. , bartender N. E. Craddock 415 Main . Strau~s~~~ger L. , bookkeeper M. Rosenthal Smith S.G., clk Dargan & Trezevant 707 Main . Smith R. H., clk Dargan & Trezevant 707 Main. Stone Bart, office boy Sanger Bros .,· Smith Carlos G., wks Sydney Smith, bds 601 res Sycamore. Market . Steph;~:r:~~~ Lizzie, sales lady A. A. SHITH SYDNEY, Agricultural implements, office and Warerooms car Commerce and Market, res Steph:~=r=~~~ Laura, sales lady A. A. corner Akard and Canton . Smith Mrs . M.H., res 917 Elm. Stevens J .G. , dpty county surveyor and Smith~~~å, a~=~ness maker Padgitt Bros ., res notary public , office court house, ~~s R~~~ction T . & P . and Tex . Trunk SmithA~~~dh=~~~ss maker Padgitt Bros., res Stuessy Fritz, clk Sanger Bros . Smith A. J ., engineer Water Supply Co., res Stevenson, R.B., wks Ayres & Simpson . 1415 Commerce . Stokey, G. D. , carpenter, res east end Floyd . Smith & Leys, boarding house 728 Jackson. Stewart Mrs . E.C., wid, res 1568 Main. Smith N.G., railroader, 1445 Commerce . Stewart Moses, feed store 1504 Elm, res Smith r;; S ;a~~~sident Dallas Female College 1557 Main . Stewart Thos., feed store, 1504 Elm, res Smith Lafayette P ., pastor Floyd st M. E . 1555 Main. Church, South . Stove~r~~~å~ . carpenter, res n e Fair Smith James P., city editor Dallas Herald. SMITH EDWIN, Director Exchange Bank, res Steag~;~n~·" ·, prop'r City Hotel, 1501 Oli ve bet Li ve Oak and Bry an. Snodgrass Edward L . , clk T. L. Marsalis, res Stokey W. W., carpenter, res cor William 418 Bryan . Tell and Floyd . Shodgrass T. E . , feed store, Sycamore bet Elm Stephens C.E., prop ' r Lene Star Laundry , and Pacific ave , res 102 Swiss. Sneed H.H. , operator W. U. Telegraph Co. Stewart Robert, cal' d, expressman, res Snodg~~~~t ~~~s=~nry, widow, l" miles s e eer Bryan and Ball. Strother Tom, lab, city limits. Steffins Geo., col ' d lab, Howard Oil Co . South c:~n~e~~~~s~~r:~d ~~~e=~e~ayer, agent, ST. GEORGE HOTEL, 714 Main, J . 8 . McLeod, Sonntag Aug., baker, res 1061 Elm. Prop'r . Somers James, clk Sanger Bros. Streng J.M., county surveyor, office court "Southern Arnaranth," Literary Journal, published house, res McKinney ro ad out ei ty . rronthly by S . H. Dixon and J.H . Curray; Stabl Henry, wks Douglas Bro' s , 607 Main. office n e cor Main and Poydras. Stamper C. F., James Wilkinson Club Room , Spencer H.A. , real estate, 921 wood . cor Main and Poydras . Spenc;~ J w~~å. foreman Texas Baptist , res Stephens C. F. , hooks and stationery, 3 ;~~ ~~~~'. res s w car San Jacinto Spivey C., (Ludwig & Spivey) , res 1149 Young. Spitzer J.B., saloon, 1300 Elm, res same. Stro~ ~h::i~:, porter Pacific Ex . Co. , Spivey Glass, clk W.H . Lyne, 1331 Elm. 0 Spitzer A.B . , saloon and liquors 1360 Elm. Stephens, A. T . , clk, Louis Reichenstein . Speikerkotter N.C . , bartender Loeb & Wood . Stone Miss Mattie , stamp clk., Dallas Spencer J . W., Deputy Sheriff, res 835 Live Oak. Postoffice . Sparks H., clk E.M . Kahn & Co., res 931 Jackson . Stepheson P . F., traveling agent , res n.s . Sphar J .A., brick maker, res Masten bet Cochran McKinney road out city limits . and Bone. Stone Henry, bookkeeper, T . B. Mitchell, Spivey Thomas, res east Swiss ave . res 404 Lamar. Spears Andy, col'd lab, Howard Oil Co. Stauck Henry, waiter, Appolo Hall . Spears Dudley, col ' d lab, Howard Oil Co. Stevens Harry H., att ' y, office 209 Spillman John, bartender H.E . Dorsey ' s saloon Jefferson, room same . 515 Main. Staut J . R. , wks D. T . Rainwater, res Spencer w. R., livery and sale stable, car 219 Carter . Harket and Jackson, res 110 Oleander . Stellbaum,Chas, saloon 412 Austin , res same. Springfield Jordan, col ' d boarding house, STRANGE H.B . , cash'r Howard Oil Company and 129 Camp . notary public, bds 601 Harket . Spray a~å, L!~~:;~:, res Cottage Lane bet Burferd STRAN~~r~~~: , Crawfords & Smith , bds 601
Dallas Genealogical Society Directo:::-y Continued .. ..
Stanc~e;h::~~ - saloon , car Wood and Austin, Stewart S. A. , fruit and confectionery , 107 Lamar, res 617 Cedar. Stanfield Chas., wks Aug. Hoerr . Stafford James, bds Nat . Hote!. Stevens R.M., com traveler, McDill & ST. JOHN'S HOTEL, W.H. Norton, prop ' r, Grentslet. near Union Depot. Stewart Mrs . B.A., wid, res 6 College. Strange J.B ., salesman, Mitchell & Scruggs, Stuart J.A. , salesman, R.V.Tompkins, bds bds 601 Market, J .B. Trotman. St . George Hote!. Stephenson, Sam' l u . , clerk, W.H. Howell STARCKE , M.H . & CO. , druggists, car Elm & Bro. , res McKinney road. and Ervay. Straus J.W., bookkeeper, Cohn Bro 's &Co. , STARKE M.H.(M. H.S . & Co.), res 1006 Elrn. res 319 Live Oak. Stedman E.O. , employee Tex. Ex.Co., res Streng J .w., publisher and genr '1 agt, 1214 Main. car Elm and Sycamore, res Greenwood Strobel G.H., boarding house, 1133 Elm. near Live Oak . Stafford Robt., butcher, wks H.Harris, Suibeck Henry, wood turner , Clark ' s planing res 23 Polk. mill, out city . Storman J . , tailor, res 1333 Elm. Sullivan B., res 27 Masten. Stafford Mrs . C.N . , bd ' ng house 1448 Elm. SUTTON W.H., physician, office 1024 Elm, Stewart Thos . , gracer, 1504 Elm, res res 1026 Elm. 1555 Main. Sutten Henry M., employe Texas Baptist, Stewart Moses, clk, res 155 7 Main. bds 1026 Elm. Stewart Dolphus L., carpenter , res Suhler A. , cigars and stationery, St . George 108 Victor. Hote!. Stevenson H.C., secretary Board of Trade Susong T.A., traveling salesman Betterton , and reporter Dallas Herald, res car Irvine & Co . Han..ood and Cottage Lane. Sues M., dry goods, 511 Elm, res 820 Jackson . Stewart Wm., clk Wolf & Baruch, r es Sweeny Mrs . J . E., res 18 Bryan . 1122 Hain. SWINK G.M., city secretary, office City Hall, Stener E ., foreman Clark & Clark, res res corner Jackson and Harwood . 121 Swiss ave. Swink C.E., clk Williams, Toliver & Walker, Steinmann Chas., travel ing salesman, res G.M . Swink. Schoelkopf & Co., bds 205 Walnut. switzer Willis, barber Chas. Weeber , 503 Staples W.F., photographer, 701 Elm, res Main, res Patterson ave . 205 Ross ave. Switzer John, butcher. Patterson ave, e Stansbury J.Henry, printer Texas Baptist, College st. bds 226 Ross ave. Swett James, wks A.Schaub, 1116 Elm . Stacy B.P., Jeweler, res 229 Ross. Sweeney J.W., carpenter, 223 O~ive. Stratten S.T., com traveler, res car Swain ~~~r~~ i~~tchman Howard Oil Co ., Patterson and Oleander. 1 Strickland G.D., gracer, 1502 Main . Swift R.H., wks A.H. King, 1001 Main . STONE & KEATING, (Jno. Stone & C.A.Keating), Swain W.F., wkd H.Page. :~~~cultural impl, c6r Jefferson and Syrne David, clk 1512 Elm .
JOHN ~~~=~e~~tone & Keating) , res 803 Stine Hrs . B., gracer 708 Ervay . Taylor S., carpenter, 621 Cottage Lane . Stearns G.B . , jeweler, cor Evergreen and Taylo~ ~. i.i~=a~~~~ Third ward School , res Cadiz, res 1136 Jackson. 2 Stannage Jos. , ccm traveler, res 1212 Taylor Jas . , brickmaker, res 219 Camp . Jackson . Taylor Chas . , col 'd, lab, Howard Oil Co . STERRETT W. G. , editor Evening Times, res Taylor Van, col ' d,lab, Howard Oil Co. 414 Bryan. Tanner Ed . , cal' d, lab, Howard Oil Co. STOREY J .C., dentist, 601 Main, res s w Tatumw~~~:, salesman Padgitt Bros, res 1421 car Harwood and Wood. STEMMONS & FIELD (Jno. M. Stemmens and A.H. Tatum J . J . , carpenter, res 628 Ross. Field), attorneys, office 205 Main. Tappa~~: ~~~~-c., wid, boarding house, STEMMONS J . M. (Stenunons & Field), res 2 m. w. city . Taggart w.s., employe Gobles Mill, res Stone Henry B., bookkeeper, res cor Lamar cor Howard and Griffin. and Caruth. Tatum John H., druggist, Geo.T . Adkins , STARK JOHN L., cot ton buyer, bds Mrs. bds car Masten and Ross. Coleman, Lamar. Taux Henry, employe Apollo Hall . STARKE BROS. (Neal Starke, J.C. Starke and Taggart W. H. (Taylor & Sims), office car G. W. Starke) , 2 Lamar. Commerce and Houston . STARKE NEAL(Starke Bros.), res 2 Lamar. Tater A. B., agt Deere, ttansur & Co. , office STARKE J .C. (Starke Bros . ) , 2 Lamar, res over 502 Elm, res 328 Corsicana . 203 Carter. Taber, E.W. , traveling salesman Deere, STARKE J .W. (Starke Bros.) , res car Hard Mansur & Co., bds William Littell, and Carter. cor Evergreen and Corsicana. Stewart W.H. , carpenter, res 225 Camp. TEXAS PACIFIC R. R.CO., depot car Lamar and Stevens Albert, col'd, barber lJlls Camp. Camp, C.B . Rogers, station agt. Stevens & Dailey , barbers, l3lls Camp. TEXAS EXPRESS CO., 705 Main,D.R. Fawcett,agt.
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Terry W.H . , gracer, 215 Jefferson. Thomas Wm . , dentist, over 824 Elm, res TEXAS VOLKSBLATT, car Main and Market, Charles F . Alterman , editor . THOMPSON BROS ., (J.D. I Thomas w. I Wm . M., Terry w.s., corrunercial traveler, res 630 Ross . John B. , and David Jr.), dry goods, Tenison , Mrs. H. C. , wid, res 305 Griffin. boots and shoes, 503 and SOS Elm. Terry J . S ., gracer, 111 Houston . THOMPSON DAVID, (Thompson Bros.), res Temby G~~~~ås ~raveling salesman, res n e Fair 75 Bryan. THOMPSON J.D . , (Thompson Bros . ), res Terry S.L., carpenter, res 19 Pacific. 75 Bryan. Terry Jerome, car driver, res E Live Oak . THOMPSON THOS . W. , (Thompson Bros . ), res Terry Julius, butcher, res E Live Oak . 75 Bryan. Teague & Reaf, grocery and restaurant, THOMPSON Wm . M., (Thompson Bros . ) res 119 Camp. 75 Bryan . Teague Jos . (Teague & Reaf) , res 119 Camp. THOMPSON JNO . B . , (Thompson Bros . ) , res Telsing w., pastor German Methodist church, 75 Bryan . res 222 Olive. Thornton W.M., wks Ayres & Simpson . Terrell Wm., cal ' d, lab, Cottage Lane bet Thomas J.Pink, res Pearl and Bryan. Leonard and Burferd . Thompson Thomas, runner Continental Hotel . Terry J . D., beef market , intersection Live Thoma; W(:~~hr=~~s ' t Exchange Bank, res Oak and Elm. 9 Terry Irby, bootmaker , 937 Main, res same. Thomas J.E., repairer sewing machines , res Terre!~awS!~· J~~~n~~~sraelsky, res cor Hall Swiss ave nue n w Fair Grounds . Thurmond J.M., att ' y, office 313 Main, res TEXAS TRUNK R.R. , projected bet. Dallas and 419 Lamar. Sabine Pass ; office over 201 Main car Thomp~~~ ~:~i~i~. brickmason, bds Houston , J.G . Graves, Pres't; W.L. Cabell, Vice Pres't; D. A. , Robinson, Sec'yi Thomas Jacob A. , butcher, 728 Main, res M. Henderson , Contractor and Treasurer. 231 Patterson ave. Texas Baptist , published every Thursday, 605 Thompson Hopey, col 'd, nurse 1017 Elm. Main, Rev. R.H. Buckner editor and prop ' r. Thoma~ =~s~n~·~~~rr~d, res cor McKinney THOMA;e; · ii6: ~~~~;:~.Dallas City lumber yard, 0 Thomas Oliver, (J .w . Bartman & Co. J , res car THO}f.PSON R.W., ticket aqt Texas & Pacific R'y, HcKinney road and Pearl. office T . & P. R. Co's, depot , res 511 Ervay. Thoma: ~o~~~· H:i~ : Thomas, prop ' r, 90~ Therenet M. bookkepper Exchange Bank, res 0 325 Bryan . THRUSTON S.D. ,physician, 621 Elm. Thomas Hrs . 11.C., res wood near Presten. Tickell Adam, tailor , with H. C. Ries, 108 Main. Thorb~~~:~~~ : clk T . L. Marsalis, res 1002 Tice Henry, carpenter 110 Elm . Tichenor J . L . , confectionor , cor El m and H. Thruston S.D., physician, office over 407 T.C. R'y, bds car Houston and Erruna. Elm, res 1105 Elm. Tillman E.F., operator w. u. Telegraph Co . , Thiesfeldt Henry , tinner 1128 Elm. bds Philip Prather . Thomas J . F . , builder, 1334 Elm, res 1431 Elm. TILLMAN E . M. , Wholesale Liquors and Cigars , Thomas Flynn, butcher, res 1431 Elm. corner Main and Murphy, res 619 Browder. Thomas J.W: and J.A., butcher 728 Main, res Tibbe~~~ ~~~..:,d~:~tha, widow, res car Main 1 l:i mi.les e city , Thompson Jas . L., grocer, Elm st , 1 doer west Toole G.W., proof reader, Dallas Herald, Sycamore, bds 613 Ross. bds St . George Hote!. Thomas J . D., salesman, Cohn,Frieberg & Co., TOMPKINS R. V., agricultural implements , res car HcKinney Road. farm machinery and com merchant, s w Thebald P ., porter Alex,Ortlieb & Co . , res cor Commerce and Lamar, res 921 Young . eer Camp and Lamar . Townsend w. J . , bookkeeper, Schneider & THOMPSON , GEORGE & Co ., (T . C. Thompson, R.F. Davis, res car Leonard and Bryan. George and Theodore Olmstead, Galvesten), Tozer J . F. , butcher, 1334 Elm, res 1431 Elm. Charles F . Sutter, business manager, Tonune P . , saloon, 10 Lamar, res 403 Lamar . Dallas, 639 and 641 Elm, wholesale Tom;on Jno . , water hauler , res 35 Cora . druqgists . Thomas J.L.A., passenger agent "Star and res south end Ervay. Crescent" Raute, office Grand Windsor Tolli~~\D;~~~R.~~l'd, res San Jacinto near Ho tel, bds Grand Windsor Hotel.
THOMPSON & CLINT , attorneys, (J . W. Thompson, TOLLIVER ZACH (Williams, Talliver & Walker) I C.F.Clint), 709 Main. res 412 Griffin. THOMPSON J .W., (Thompson & Clintl , boards Toole~d~. ISO/~!~~~pal First ward school. Grand Windsor , Thompson Mrs . Fannie, 1312 Main. Tooley Jas . A. , printer bds 1501 Main . Thomas T . P ., plasterer, res 16 N.Market . Todd, flouring mills, s w cor Pacific ave Thornhill W. O., clk Batterton, Irvine & Co . , and Broadway, s. H. Cockrell & Co. , bds car San Jacinto and Germania. prop's. Thack~~e=~~~~ . Deputy County Clerk, res 217 Torbet B. E., grocer, 121 5 Elm. TREZEi~~T H~~~: T., {Dargan & Trezevant , ) Thacker J . E. , collector Sanger Bros., home with W. H. Thacker . Tremont House, 1512 Elm .
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Trotman Jno . B. , boarding house 601 Market. Van Slyke, J.S . , clk, Schneider & Davis, Trotman, Thos. B., traveling salesman, bds res 20 Masten. 601 Market. vangrinderback Louis, gracer, cor Market Trissel N., Union City Furniture Co., bds and wood, res same. Grand Windsor. Van de Valk R.F . , painter, cor Live Oak Trusheim Jno . , clk, Schoelkopf & Co . , res and Pacific ave. 218 Live Oak. VANDERHULST LOUIS, barber, res 1318 Elm. Trick W.J., travel ing salesman, Stone & Vanchelet Henry J., bookkeeper, Lemp ' s Keating, bds 803 Browder. Beer and lee depot, res 320 Camp. Trammel & Sansom(W.A.Trammel and James Y.Sansom), verhine Miss Anna , dressmaker , car Floyd staves and tinware, 408 Elm. and William Tell. Trammel Wm. A. (Trammel & Sansen), res, Young venable Geo., carpenter, wks H.Krengel , near Akard. bds Boston House. Trice S.Y., clk, Padgitt Bros., res Emma w veachJ . S., attorney, res 811Akard. 0 VEAL W.G., real estate agt, 409 Elm, Trigg ~a~i~~~o~~k, Padgitt Bros . , re~ Magnolia. res 43 Emma . ;~~~!~!1~. Ål~~l ~~; ~=~~~~~~r ~o;:~d l~~~ ~~in. vincents W.T., clk, Sanger Bros . , Wood bet Travis James P., cotton buyer, res Florence Via /~~~yb~~~k=~~~h, wks R. H. Rodgers, res bet Good and Hawkins. 10 Jefferson. Tritty W. A., wks Frank Hamm, bds E.Stiner. Vinnedge More o., sale and. feed stable, Tranner August , moulder, 1007 Main. 1450 Wlm, res 1525 Main. Tr ini ~~g~~~~a ~o~~~~r~a~, c~~ . ~o~~o~~~. and Vinson James, lab, res Main e of Leonard . Vosburgh Mrs. Hattie, saleslady, Sanger Trotman Mrs. F.A., widQlo." , home , Mrs. P.A. Bros. , bds Mrs . Coleman. Hawkins . VOSBURGH & FREDERICK (W.H.V. & B. M. Tschiffely A.L., clk, J.S.Witner, bds St. Frederick) , agts Wheeler & Wilson. George Hotel. sewing Machine Co., 612 Main . Turberville J.T., wlks on R.R., res Commerce. VOSBURGH W.H. , (Vosburgh & Frederick), Turner D. A., ticket clk, R.W.Tomson, T. & P . R.R. Turner Jno.C., sign painter, res Live Oak bet ~~s L::~. Coleman bet Camp and Ross Elm and Pacific. VRELLAND WALTER, clk C.E.Vreeland. Tucker G.W., clk , C.H.Edwards, bds 743 Elm . VREELAND C. E. , wholesale pa per warehouse, Tucke~e~~=~r=~t . L . B.Clark & Co., bds Delmonico 407 Main, res 750 Ross ave.
Tucker w.w., clk. L.B.Clark & Co., Lamar and Camp. w TURNER D.A., ass't ticker age T . & P.R. R" WARNER CHAS., Dallas City Lumber Yard, Union Depot, res 521 Veale . office corner Cochran and Orange, Turberville Frank, clk, Cohn & Baum, res 916 Elm. L.S. Thomas, bus Manager . Tucke~ ~h~=~~~~~ - , attorney, 707 Main, res waters-Pierce Oil Co., office and warerooms 0 l~ miles s e Court House, on T . & T . C. Turner J., shoemaker, res East Main. R'y, T.A. Austin, manager . Tunnell J . H. , carpenter, e end Pacific ave. WAGENER HENRY, saloon, 29 McKinney Road, Two Brothers, saloon 901 Main . underhill Irving, employe, Geo . Fel ton, bds waters Wm . , teamster, res 26 Alarno. 810 Pacific ave. warren Monie, wood Sawyer, res 120 Caroline . Underhill T . S . , attorney, 709 Main, res 810 walker w.B., res cor Masten and Patterson Pacific ave. watson Tobe, col 'd, lab , res 520 Bryan . Walker Arnold, lab, res out city limits . WALTER w.J. (Aldridge & Walter) , res gnderwood H. F . ,W.H.Patterson & Co., res 216 804 Browder. Collins. WALKER THOS. lWilliarns, Talliver ' Walker) Underwood F . M. , bricklayer, res 429 Bryan. res 809 Ervay . underwood w. R. , saloon, end of Main, res Waller Henry, res 1141 Young, bartender 1423 Main . Grand Windsor bar. Underwood Ike, harness maker, wks Padgitt Bros., Walker Mrs.S., wid, res 127 Bryan. res Hard and Collins. Ward p, p., farmer, res 113 Crockett . Utterback C.H., clk, 1331 Elm. Ward w.o., gracer, car Victor and Bryan, res same. . . WATTS A. T ., Judge Court Comml.SSl.OnS , res V 1208 Commerce. vanst~~s J S~i~s r;~~t no~ ~:lr a~;o~~d:. P.R. R. , watson B.B.,.grocer, 1442 Elm, res same: waller Mrs.V.E., dressmaker, 725 1/2 Main , Valkus Gus, pressman, Dallas Herald, res Ross ave beyond city limits. waller J .G., res 725 1/2 Main . Vanderbusch Mrs. Collette, widow, 305 Woods. waller Miss Carrie, wks Mrs . V.E . Waller, Valts Jno., col'd, lives Hall nr Ross. 725 1/3 Main. VAUGH:s: · a~:'E, teacher of vocal music, 749 Walker w.c . wks A.H. King, 1001 Main. WAGNER LOUIS, gracer, cor Main and Jefferson, VAUGHAN J . P., attorney, 409 Main, bds T . A.
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Waller G.W. , bartender Grand Windsor saloon, WELLBORN. r.EAKE & HENRY. attornevs, (Olin res McKinney road . Wellborn, W.W. Leake, John L. Henry) , Wadleigh J . B . , general freight agt, St. Louis, office over Adams & Leonard ' s Bank . Iron Mountain and Southern R'y, office Weston w.w., clerk W. A. Rogers, bds cor Grand Windsor Hotel, bds same. Lamar b<>+- Camp and Ross. Wagner J, , clk Louis Richenstein, 708 Main. Weller B.O.,(Thompson & Co . ,), 338 Pearl . Wade Helvin , col 'd, night clk Dallas Post Weston John, engineer T. &P. R' y, 204 Office . Live Oak . waight Pryor. car driver Main St . Railwa!.'· Webb J . M., wks Stone Pipe Co. , 214 Harwood Water Supply CO., w . c . Connor, Pres't; office ~;~g ~ti~~~s t;:~~s~g~ · p~friJ 1~r~~~~;r. works corner Browder ;~~n~a~!~~~~~s ~otel , Weston John , carpenter, res 514 Carter . Waldrop Perry, clk T . Bollington, res 709 Wellborn Dave, col 'd, lab , Howard Oil Co . Pacific. estate Agent 72Q P. .lm Walker W. T., gracer, res 1108 Elm, up stairs. Wellb~~~ lå~G ' r!~}~~ Walsh T . J ., tailor, 1006 Elm . WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH Co . office over Watts Geo . , col ' d, barber , wks L. Vanderholts. 614 Elm, Josephs . Burton , manager . Wall Frank, harness maker Padgitt Bros., res Weir Plow Co . , manuf ' y Monmouth, Ills., 812 Pacific ave . office cor Main and Houston; A. J . watson Jno., col'd, lab, Howard Oil Co . Porter , State agent . Walker Jno., col ' d,lab, Howard Oil Co . WEST ROB ' T H. att'y, office 513 Main up Waite Geo.w . , chief engineer C . T . & M.C. stairs, bds 349 Ross ave . R' y, bds Grand Windsor Hotel . Wheeler & Wilson Hanufacturing Co ., Vosburg Waite Wm . W., civil engineer, C. T . . ~ M.C . & Frederick, agents, 612 Main. R'y, bds Grand Windsor Hote!. White U.H ., carpenter, resides n s McKinney WALLACE & WAGGENER(Theodore F . Wallace , road , l"s miles from Court House. Richard H. waggener) , groceries and Whissen A. A. , Deputy U. S . Marshal, office provisions, 403 Elm. A . B . Norton, bds St . George. WALLACE THEOOORE F . (Wallace & Waqqener) , res Wheat W.M., floer manager Sanger Bros ., 216 Park . res n Fair Ground. Wadsworth Wm.B., clk Thompson , George & Co . , WHITE & PLOWMAN, (Alex. White , Geo . H. bds Grand Windsor Hote! . Plowman) , att 'ys, 511 Elm, up stairs. Walton J . W. , carpenter, res 12 Collinwood. WHITE ALEXANDER, att ' y, (White & Plowman) , West T.A ., clk L.B . Clark, res 8 Ross ave . res 403 Cottage Lane . Webb C .W" tracklayer T. &P . R'y, res 211 Whitney Jack, carpenter, 9 Harwood . Polk . White e A~~ . Ge~!:~i:~er, res San Jacinto , Western Machine Works (Sinker, Davis & Co . ) office n w car Lamar and Pacific ave , Whitten S .A., restaurant , 121 Camp . John S . Hetherington, manager . Wheless A. M. , bookkeeper, Bowser & Lemmen, Weber Albert, gracer, n w cor Lamar and Polk , rooms 12 and 14 Elm. WHITE w. & Co ., (W .W hite, Galveston, S . A. Welte Henry, wood turner, bds L.Boyer. ~carborouh, l>!:emphis, and C. F . Carter , Webster & Fritz , saloon, 1230 Elm. Dallas), cot ton buyers, office over west Marion, lab, res car Browder and car Elm and Austin. Pocahontas . White C.S., bookkeeper Wolfe 'Baruch . Webster Perry, (Webster & Fritz), 1230 Elm. WHBAT FRANK M., bookkeeper Dargan & Treze Welch D., wks R. M. Page, bds Arnerican Hote!. vant, bds St. George Hotel. Wells W. F., musician, 944 Main. Whitten Mrs . Bertha, widow, steamstress, Weim ~å~'Ma~~~~~st, office 612 Main, res 226 Ross . Whitney George, clk C.E . Vreeland, 407 Main. weimer Chas . , musician, 416 Polk . Wheelock W. K.• wholesale and retail toys WENDELKIN J . M. , agent Emerson, Talcott & Co., and confectioneries, 502 Main, res Rockferd, Ills . , office Commerce bet cor Pearl and Pacific ave. ~~~ f~~~~~c=~=. Harket, res n e cor Ervay White James E . , engineer Browder Springs Ice Factory, boards on premises . Wells S.A., barber 902 Main . Wheelock A.J . , clk W. K.Wheelock . Weber Charles, barber 503 Main . Wheat Harry, ass i stant bookkeeper Dargan & WEBB J .w., jeweler, 601 Main, res corner Trezevant, bds St. George Hote! . Young and Akard . Whiteman Theo . , agt South Shore Line , 515 Wesson Geo., moulder . 27 William~ st . Main, bds 511 Ervay . Weston John, beiler maker, Phelan r. co., Whiteman C.P., clk Erie and Pacific res 204 Live Oak . Dispatch, office Grand Windsor, res Weathersby S . C . , drug clerk W. J.Johnson , car Evergreen and St , Louis . 1346 Elm, res same . !~handell G. H., upholsterer , 931 Main, res Wearing Frank , wks Ayres & Simpson . WELLBORN HON. OLIN,M.C . , 3d Congressional White E., machinist, Clark & Clark ' s District, res 922 Ervay . Planinc; Hill, res Cora . Whitmarsh A. H" clk T . & P. R' y freight Webster Geo ., agt Arnerican Sewing Machine Co. , department, bds National Hotel. res eer Evergreen and St . Louis . Williams E.G., foreman composing room Dallas Weil ~~~s ~lk Cahn & Baum, bds cor Lamar and Herald . Williar.is Mrs.A . , wid , 130 Ross . Weil R., clk Cahn Bros. & Co. , res 804 Jackson. Witt W. H., lilnd aqt, res 737 Commerce .
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Willbourn Frisbie, col'd, hack driver, J . A. Wilso~e=e~~~· C~~~~~e~arber, 820 Main, Work & Son, 723 Jackson. Williams Thomas, butcher, Third Ward Market , Willi:~k!~~ :, col 'd, laborer, res 1126 residence ~34 Ross avenue . Willis J . A. , lab, cor Wood and Houston, Wilkerson Amanda, col 'd seamstress, Wison Mrs. Jas., wid, seamstress, res 722 1120 Jackson . Jackson. Wilson Philip, clk and operator H. & T. Wise Lewis, col'd, lab, Compress, 215 Camp. C.R ' y, bds car Ervay and Wood. Wiggins Cicero, cook Oelmonico Restaurant, Winkley wm., mechanic, bds 114 Bryan . res Lamar bet Polk and Wood. Wilkerson Pat, res 739 Commerce . Williams Mrs . S . S . , boarding house, 713 bds cor Pacific . Willi~~~m~~~~, a~~k ~~~~:ner, Willimas P . A., res Mrs S . F.Williams . Williams Geo.M.., clk L . Kraft , res J . T . Wiggi~~s~mE~a~!~ Shields & Young, bds Williams. Williamson Chas., harness maker Lehman & Willi~~; :~~ifi~~k Wallace & Waggener, bds Northof, residence out city . Williams W. L., att ' y, office 215 Main. Wight T.L., clk Sanger Bros., res 747 Williams Geo .. M., clk L.Kraft, 301 Main . Pacific . WILLIAMS JACOB L. (Williams, Tolliver & WILLIAMS D.A., att'y, office over cor Main Walker), res 218 Oleander. and Jefferson, res 1031 Elm. Wilso~a:~~:, tailor, res cor Cochran and Wilke~~~~ H.C., saloon, s e car Harwood and WIISON WH . H. , architect, bds Mrs. Coleman, Wilmott Chas . , register ing clk Dallas Post bet Ross and Camp, office cor Elm Office, bds 316 Jefferson Street. and Sycamore , Wilkerson Thos. , cigars and stationery, s.e. Williams John, col ' d, wks Howard Oil Co. cor Elm and H. & T.C. Railway . Williams Chaney, col 'd, wks Howard Oil Co . Wisdom J . A., clk W.J.Johnson, res 1121 Main. Wilson Upton, lab, res out city. Wilso~ ~~~~n~ Co., saloon, cor Main and Wilder Henry, engineer T. & P.R.R., res 0 13 wood. Wilson H. C.(H . C.Wilson & Co), res corner Wiesman Geo., teamster, res 131 Centegral. Main and Houston Streets. Wings, T.F., clerk R.V . Tompkins res Hawkins Wilder C. N., traveling salesman J .B.Hatch. and Live Oak . Williams D.R. , agent Erie and Pacific Witt Jno.T., surVeyor, res 711 Live Oak . Dispatch, office Water Supply Co., Wilson J .B., stock dealer, res car Live bds Grand Windsor Hot el. Oak and Centegral. Wilso~d=· 95~i~~o~~k H.& T . C. R' y Depot, Willi~;~c~~~~: col ' d , laborer, res 209 Wilson Miss Annie , res foot Harket . Wilcox Chas K. , printer, Herald office . Willi~:~n J~~~ ~~ff~;: ~uis Wagner, cor Winston Val E., clk, Levi Kraft , res 0 Commerce bet Broadway and Houston. WILLIAMS , TOLLIVER & WALKER, druggist, Willig Geo., transfer clk H. & T.C.R . R. , (J . L . Williams, Zack Talliver, Thomas res w. H. & T.C . R. R., near wood. Walker), 409 and 411 Main Street. Winge b~/i.i.v:a~::~an, R.V.Tompkins, Willis John, employe Silverstein & Hirsch, 106 Main . Wood O.B., (Loeb & wood), bds n e cor Willhite J .H., employe lunch stand, 402 Main. Elm H & T.C. Railway. Williamet F. L., bartender Case & George, WOOD HENRY H. (Garrett ' Wood) ' bds Stephen 501 Main, res 1015 Main . H. Green, cor Corsicana and Ervay . Wilkerson , James, Club House, car Main and Woods~~ Ac:a~r ~lk Hinkley & Son, res Poydras, res Commerce bet Murphy and 5 Willards Clemmons, col ' d laborer, 1001 Comm. WORK J .A. ! SON, (J . A. Work, w.A . Work), Williamson Geo., clk Richenstein, 108 Main. livery and sale stable, 729 731 Main. Williams Tully, wks Kane & Campbell. WORK J .A. (J .A.Work & Son) res 729 731 Wilson J .A . , agent Erie and North Shore Main, up s tairs. ~!:p:~~: office Grand Windsor Hote!, Work W.A. (J .A . Work & Son) res 319 Live Oak . Williams Alex . , lab, out city limits. Wisdom Mrs. John R., boarding house, 1121 Williams Henry, col 'd, laborer, res Main . 209 Crockett . Winslow A., business manager Daily Gazette. WORK ALPHA K., att ' y and notary public, WILSON A. H. , physician and druggist, office 205 Lamar , home J .A. Work. 427 Ross ave, res same. Wood G. D., bartender, Loeb & Wood . Wilson Oswald, clk 427 Ross . Worthington All en, lab, out ei ty limi ts. WILLIAMSON H. C. , gro eer, car Ross and wood Lucy , col ' d, cook, res 507 Bry an. Leonard, res same. Wood Jos., carpenter, res 317 Bryan . WITMER JNO. S., State agent Studebaker wood Chas.O. , bookkeeper, Herald Office , Manufacturing Co . , 711 Elm, res res s e car St. Louis and Ervay . 739 Rosr: . Wolff Jno., res Corsicana bet Ervay and Wilme~~e~~~~~. editor and proprietor Christian Evergreen . Wo lff Henry, bookkeeper, Sanger Bros ., Williamson Miss Mary, trimmer A.A.Pearson. res with John Wolff. Widmer Miss Helen A., saleslady A.A . Pearson. Wolfe O.J., home with Jno Wolff.
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Wolfe & Baruch (Sol. Wolfe, Jos. Baruch), Wright Lewis, col'd lab, San Jacinto, e ~~b ~~~~s, boots and shoes, 608 & H. & T.C. R'y . Wrigh~a~i:~~· a~~k H~~/sraelsky, res Wolfe C~~~~~n (Wolfe & Baruch) , bds 297 Wroten W.H . . , clk Robert Ricks, bds Mrs. Worden W.A., gun and locksmith , 734 Elm, Coleman , Lamar. Wyatt Wm., col ' d, porter C.J . Moore . Wood Geo . P., gracer, 814 Elm, home c.u. Wylie W.O., res 88 Bryan. Young. Woodcock G.W., clk, Huey & Philp, bds J .W. Webb . y Wooten S.H., deputy sheriff, office Court Yarnell E.B., harness maker, wks Padgitt House, room same. Bros., res car Griffin and Caruth . Word, Kearby & Russell, (Jeff C. Word, J .c. Yard Leslie,clk Padgitts Bros., res-- . Kea7by, Gordoi:i Russell), attys at law. Yanke Elwert, wood bauler, res 622 Bryan . offl.ce 503 Main. Yates Charles, clk James McKeand. Yarber Geo . P . , qrocer 1440 Elm. Word ~~~! ~~:~~~~ . Kearby & Russell), res YEARG~~s B~~~t~h~~~i~s H~~~e ~onfectioneries, Wolfe J . E., atty notary public, 610 Main. WORDEN & SMITH (W. W. WORDEN, Alex Smith I . YEARGAN POWELL 8 . , (Yeargan Bros.), resides cor Lamar and Main. ~~~c~~~!~~~ '. wagon makers, 102 Elm, YEARGAN JOHN H, , ( Yeargan Bros . ) , res Cedar WORDEN WM.W, (Worden & Smith), res s e cor Springs Road Jefferson and Carondelet . YEARGAN JOHN. H. , ( Yeargan Bros . ) , res Cedar Womble w. J . , bartender, Thompson ' s theater, Springs Road . bds J .W.Tompson. YEARGAN THOS.R., (Yeargan Bros.), res Cedar Woods John, steward Grand Windsor hotel, Springs Road. YEARGAN EDWARD o., (Yeargan Bros.). res Woody Henry C. , carpenter. Cedar Springs Road. Worley Jno . F., foreman job department Herald YEARGAN N, A. , res Den ton Road, 1 mile n w Office, res car Pocahontas and Portland. city . Wright J .M . , manager Union Depot Hotel. Young Rev. W. C., minister, res 1156 Young. Wright :>1m . , clk M. Hyman, 1202 Elm. Young J . B.D., groceries , 928 Elm, res same. Wright T.L., clk Sanger Bros., Young ~{;WE:im~onunercial traveler, res Wright J.A . , clk A . Israelsky, res Carter 9 and Hord . York John H., shoemaker 1314 Elm, res Wright Jennie, col'd, laundress, res 935 1414 Polk. Jackson . Young John, lab, bds 309 Austin . Wright L.R., carpenter, bds 504 Harwood. Young Mrs Mattie, wid, res 706 Commerce. Wrigh~ ~.~~~~~~:enter shop 938 Main, res Young Mrs. L . T., wid, res 108 Oleander. 0 Young w., (Shields & Young), paints and oils, WRIGHTS & ROBERTSON, (W.B.Wright, G.G . Wright, res cor Ross ave and Germania. Sawnie Robertson), att ' ys, office 715 Main. z WRIGH~f WF=i~ (~~~~~~~. & Robertson), res west ZIMME=NG~~~dm~r~~=~; , tailor. 507 MA;n, WRIGHT G.G.' {Wrights & Robertson)' res W. B. Zuehlke Emil, 613 Elm. Wright . ZIMME~NM:i~~·, cotton buyers, office Wrigh~ ~o~~v:· Oa~~fe Insurance agt, res 2 ZIMMERMAN JOHN' ( Zimmerman & Co . ) , bds Wright J . T., agr' l implements, res east Bry an . St.George.
ADDENDUM {Dallas City and County Directory)
Smith 0., employee Water Supply co., res Wade Rob't, col'd, lab, Howard Oil Co . 1415 Commerce. Waite C.A . , civil engineer, C.T . & M. C. Suthe~!~~~ S.E., printer Evening Blade, 701 R'y, bds Grand Windsor Hotel . WAGGENER RICHARD. H. (Wallace & Waggener) • Swink Sidney B., bookkeeper Hughes Bros . , home G.M. Swink. ~=~~~~ . Jacinto bet Masten and Taggart W. H. , traveling agt J.B. Heath, res Wetsel J .w., hackman, res Main bet Crowdus 1219 Jackson. and Duncan. Taylor, J . H. (Taylor & Sims), office cor Wardlow Mrs . , laundry, 1018 Jackson. Commerce and Houston. Walker Mrs .. M.J., dressmaker, 1108 Elm, Terry T. G., gracer, 305 Main, res 206 up stal.ra . Columbia. End of Dallas City and County Directory.
Dallas Genealogical Society INDEX TO NATURALIZATION RECORDS, DALLAS COUNTY , TEXAS
Continued from Volume XXVII, Number 3, Page 417
The following material from the office of the Dallas County District Clerk is on deposit and availabe to patrons for research in the Texas/ Dallas Archives of the Dallas Public Library: Naturalization Docket, 1889 -1903 (1 Vol.), Final Naturalization Record, 1892 (1 Vol.- 1 page); Declaration of Intention, 1906 - 1915 (2 Vals . ); Petition for Naturali zation, 1907 - 1915 (1 Vol.) ; Ex-Farte Papers (S cu. ft.). Explaination of papers; Country listed is Country of Birth or allegiance. All records were recorded in the District Court , so are not list ed. Dat es and location are list ed on ly once instead of each time.
DAETWYLER, Adolf, Switzerland; age 25; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Pa pers, Naturlization Docket Vol. 1, p, 77 , 2 April 1889.
DAHL, Henry, Germany, age 28; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers File Box A- E, Civil Minutes Vol. U, p. 111, 12 July 1887; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - File Box A- E, Civil Minutes Vol. 7, p. 266, 27 Oct. 1894.
DALE, Samuel L., England; age 39; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, 14 Oct . 1892; Granting of Citizenship - Civil Minutes, Vol. 2, p . 558, same date.
DALMASSO, Charles, Italy; age 30; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Papers, Civil Minutes, Vol. U, p, 147, 20 July 1887.
DANAJOURSKY (DONAJKOWAKI), Alexander, Germany ; age 38; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, 8 April 1884.
DANEK, Lourenz , Hungary; horn 8 May 1866; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 2, p. 140, 22 Aug. 1913 .
DANGIRD, J . (Joseph), Germany; 43; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p . 81, 6 April 1891.
DANHOVER, Frank (F. K.) (F . B.) , Switzerland; 32, Declaration of In tent - Naturaliza tion Papers, Civil Minutes Vol. U, p. 191, 28 July 1887 .
DANIEL, Antonios, Turkey; 25; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p. 146, 4 Oct . 1894.
DANMISKY (DAUMINSKY), Chas., Russia; 25; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, Civil Minutes Vol . U, p. 106, 12 July 1887.
DANNA, Louis, Italy; horn 28 Feb. 1872; Declaration of In tent - Naturaliz.ation Docket, Vol. 2, p . 129, 27 June 1913.
DANNEEL, Philip, Germany; 27; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Papers , 4 April 1882.
DAPP, Jacob, Germany; 40; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket Vol,l,
The Quarter' ly - December 1981 461 p . 94, 6 April 1891.
DARDEMANN , John, Germany ; 36; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p. 128, 20 March 1884.
DATHE, Richard , Germany; 30; Declaration - Naturalization Papers , 11 May 1887; Petition for Naturalization - Naturalization Papers, 8 Aug. 1906.
DAUMISKY (DANMISKY), Chas . , Rus sia; 25; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Papers, Ci vil Mi nu tes, Vol. U, p. 106, 12 July 1887.
DAVID , Charles, Germany; 46; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p. 68, 4 April 1891.
DAVIDSON, M. , Russia; 23 ; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, Civil Minutes, Vol. 19, p. 295 , 3 May 1905 .
DAVIES, Thomas, Great Britain; barn 2 Oct. 1846; Declaration of Intent and Petition for Naturalization - Civil Minutes, Vol. K, p. 126, 12 Feb. 1878 .
DAVIES, T. W., Great Britain; 36; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, 3 Nov. 1890.
DAVIS, B. , Germany; age nct given; Declaration of Intent - Civil Minutes, Vol. G, p . 188, 22 Oct. 1872 .
DAY, James, England; 27; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Papers, Civil Minutes, Vol. T, p . 452, 5 April 1887.
DAYAN, Joseph , Persia; age not given; Declaration of Intent filed County Court , Rochester , Monroe Co ., N. Y .- Naturalization Papers, 23 Dec . 1 905.
DEALEY , Geo , B. , Great Britain; age not given ; Petition for Naturalization - Naturalization Papers File Box A-E, 20 July 1896; Granting of Citizenship - Civil Minutes, Vol. 8, p. 316, same date.
DEANS , William, Great Britain; 48; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, Civil Minutes , Vol. 19, p. 34 , 1 March 1905.
DeBARONCELLI, Gabriel Joseph (Prosper) , France; 21; Declaration of Intent - Naturali zation Papers, 12 Sept . 1878.
DECEMAN , Henry, Great Britain; 50; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, 1 Nov. 1886.
DEEP, Brown, Turkey; 33; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p . 187 , 11 May 1896.
DeFRANCISCO (DIFRANCI), Petro (Peter), Italy ; 69; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p . 73, 6 April 1891.
DeFREESE, M. L., Germany; 25; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, Civil Minutes , Vol. 20, p. 181, 17 Jan. 1906 .
DeFRESE , G. L. , Germany; 23; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, 4 Aug . 1887; Declaration of Intent - Civil Minutes, Vol. U, p. 242, 26 May 1892; Pet iti on for Naturalization- Civil Minutes Vol. 2, p. 142, 10 June 1892.
462 Dallas Genealogical Society DEGEN, Jens Peterson, Germany; 34; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p. 192, 13 June 1896.
DEGAM, Jean, Switzerland; bom 20 April 1875; Declaration of Intent - Naturaliza tion Docket, Vol. 2, p . 172, 24 March 1914.
DEGN, Hans Christian, Germany; horn 10 April 1865; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. --, p. 24, 6 May 1907.
DEGN, Peter Peterson, Germany; horn 19 Jan. 1868; Declaration of In tent - U.S . Cir. Ct., Northern Dist., Dallas, Naturalization Docket, Vol. 3, p. 6, 23 April 1909; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 3, p. 6, 17 Sept . 1912 and 10 Feb. 1913.
DeGRATELOUP, Maurice, France; 28; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Pa pers, Ci vil Minutes, Vol. Q, p. 69, 4 April 1884.
DEGRAZIER (DIGRAZIER), Meredith, Italy; 34; Declaration of In tent - Naturaliza tion Papers, Civil Minutes Vol. U, p. 104, 12 July 1887; Petit ion for Naturaliza tion and Granting of Citizenship - Naturalization Papers, Civil Minutes, Vol . 19, p. 315, 17 May 1905.
DEHAAS (DEHAES), William, Belgium; horn 31 Dec. 1857; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Papers, Civil Minutes, Vol. U, p. 182, 26 July 1887; Petition for Naturalization - Civil Minutes, Vol. U, p. 182, 22 July 1912; Granting of Citizenship - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 3, p. 5, 10 Feb. 1913 .
DEIDEN, Canutte (Cornelle), France; 39; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization
Papers, Civil Mi nut es Vol. U, p. 216 1 2 Aug . 1887.
DEISMAN, Joseph, Canada; 45; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Papers, Civil Minutes, Vol. S, p. 568, 6 Aug. 1886.
DELANEY, John, Great Britain; 40; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Papers, Civil Minutes, Vol. U, p. 155, 19 July 1887.
DELEZE, Joseph Maria (Marie), Switzerland; 48; Declaration of In tent - Naturaliza tion Docket, Vol. 1, p. 120, 3 Dec. 1891.
DELORENZI, Albert, Germany; age not given; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, 4 April 1891; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - Naturalization Pa pers , Civil Minu tes, Vol. 21, p. 382, 25 Sept. 1906,
DEMPSEY, Pat, Ireland; 35; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, 5 Nov. 1888.
DENCEKE, (DEUCEK.E), Albert , Prussia; 52; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Papers, Civil Minutes, Vol. U, p . 99, 13 July 1887.
DENNI, Jacob, France; 33; Declaration of Intent - Civil Minutes, Vol. G, p. 107, 27 June 1872; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - Naturalization Papers, Civil Mi nu tes, Vol. 21, p. 346 , 24 Sept . 1906.
DENNIS, Francis, England; 35; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p . 17, 4 Oct. 1890.
DENSING, W. C., Germany; 29; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket,
The Quarterly - December 1981 463 Vol. 1. p. 183, 20 March te96.
DENSLER, John Henry, Switzerland; 26; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Docket , Vol. 1, p. 168, 20 Dec. 1894.
DENT, Albert , England; 32; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Docket, Vol . 1, p. 161, 22 Oct. 1894.
DENTONI, F., Italy; 30; Declaration of Intent - Civil Minutes Vol. U, p. 210, 1 Aug. 1887 .
DENTTONE, Fortunata, Italy; 26; Declaration of Intent - Civil Minutes Vol. U, p . 194, 29 July 1887.
DeROOS, Alfred Benjamin, Holland; horn 4 April 1872; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 2, p. 3, 22 July 1908.
DESTEFANO, A. , Italy; 45; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. l, p. 89, 6 April 1891.
DESTEFANO, Frank P., Italy; age not given; Declaration of Intent - Common Pleas
Ct., Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio 1 1 Dec. 1869; Declaration of Intent, Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - 'Naturalization Papers, File Box A - E, Civil Minutes, Vol. 4,p. 264, 25 Oct. 1892:
DEUCEKE (DENCEKE), Albert, Prussia; 52 j Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Papers, Ci vil Mi nu tes, Vol. U, p . 99, 13 July 1887.
DElITSCH, John {Joe), Germany; 26; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. l, p. 195, 7 Oct. 1896 .
DEVY, John 0., England; 45; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p. 51, 3 April 1897.
DIAMOND, Louis, Romania; 24; Declaration of lutent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p. 79 , 6 April 1891.
DICHIARl (DlCHORA), Francesco (F.) Realenento (Realennto) (R . ), Italy; 4 7; Declaration of lntent - Naturalization Papers, Civil Minutes Vol. U, p. 84, 12 July 1887; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - Naturaliza tion Papers File Box A- E, Civil Minutes Vol. 2, p. 559, 14 Oct. 1892.
DiæORA (DICHIARA) Francesco (F.) Realenento (Realennto) (R.), Italy; 47, Declaration of lutent - Naturalization Papers, Civil Minutes. Vol. U. p. 84; 12 July 1887; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - Natur alization Papers File Box A-E, Civil Minutes, Vol. 2, p. 559, 14 Oct. 1892.
DlERCKS, H., Germany; 22; Declaration o f Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p . 111, 7 April 1891.
DlETERlCH, William Herman August; Germany; 25; Declaration of Intent - Naturaliza tion Docket, Vol. 1, p. 108, 7 April 1891.
DIETRICH, K. F. (T . ), Germany; 39; Declaration of lntent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p. 81 , 6 April 1891.
DiFRANCl (DeRANClSCO), Petro (Peter), Italy; 69; Declaration of In tent -
464 Dallas Genealogical Society Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p . 73, 6 April 1891.
DiGRAZIER (DeGRAZIER), Meredith. Italy; 34; Declaration of In tent - Naturaliza tion Pa pers, Civil Minutes, Vol. U, p . 104, 12 July 1887; Peti tion for Naturaliza tion and Granting of Citizenship - Naturalization Papers, Civil Mi nu tes, Vol. 19, p. 315, 17 May 1905.
DIONYSOPOULOS, Panagiotis (T.H.), Greece; born 3 Dec. 1878; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 2, p . 40, 23 Nov. 1911.
DIXON, Joseph, England; 62; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p . 187, 24 April 1896.
DOELIE, Bernard, Great Britain; born 1 Jan . 1891; Declaration of Intent - Natural ization Docket, Vol. 2, p. 53, 16 Jan. 1912.
DOERFFLER, R. A. , Germany; 28; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p . 72, 6 April 1891.
DOERING, F., Prussia; 22; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, 21 May 1881.
DOKOS, George Nicolas, Greece; horn 24 May 1886, Declaration of Intent - Natural ization Docket, Vol. 2, p. 56, 19 Jan. 1912 .
DOLEZAL, Alois, Aust ria; born 18 July 1879; Declaration of In tent - Naturaliza tion Docket, Vol. 2, p. 76, 13 Feb. 1912 .
DOLLGENER, Julius, Germany; 37; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p. 235, 6 May 1901.
DOMBROWSKY, W., Russia; 37; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p. 84, 6 April 1891.
DONAJKOWSKI (DANAJOURSKY), Alexander, Germany; 38; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, 8 April 1884.
DONALD, George, Scotland; 45; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p. 14 , 28 March 1890.
DONNELLY, John, Ireland; 41; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p . 29, 30 March 1891.
DORMANT, F. L., Holland; 33; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, 3 Nov. 1890.
DORSA , P., Italy ; 45; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, Naturaliza tion Docket, Vol. 1, p.165, 24 Oct. 1894; Petition for Naturalization (denied) - File Box A-E, same date.
DORSA, Toney, Italy; 22; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Papers, 28 March 1893.
DOUGLAS (DOUGLASS), Holme, England; 39; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, Civil Minutes Vol. U, p. 156, 19 July 1887.
DOUGLASS (DOUGLAS), Holme, (see entry above).
The QuarterZy - December 1981 465 DOUTCHOULES , Angelas, Greece; barn 18 Nov. 1885; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 2, p. 116, 24 Jan. 1913.
DOYLE, Martin, England; 24; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Papers, 26 March 1883.
DRAFER, Leonard, England; age not given; Granting of Citizenship - Civil Minutes, Vol. 5, p. 526, 9 Aug. 1894.
DRAGNA (DRAGUA), B., Italy; 33; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, Civil Minutes, Vol. U, p. 104, 12 July 1887.
DRAGNA (DRAGUA), M. , Italy; 33; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Papers, Civil Minutes, Vol. U, p. 104, 12 July 1887.
DRAGNA, Thomas, Italy; barn 7 March 1885; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 2, p. 110, 9 Jan. 1913.
DRAGUA (DRAGNA), M., {see entry above).
DRAGUA (DRAGNA), B., (see ent ry above).
DRAPER, A. L . , Canada; 34; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p. 208, 28 Oct . 1896.
DRECHESEL (DRECHSEE), Fred, Gennany; 43; Declaration of In tent - Ex-Farte Papers File Box A-E, Civil Minutes, Vol. U, p. 140, 14 July 1887; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - Ex-Farte Papers File Box A-E, Civil Minutes, Vol. 7, p. 308, 30 Oct. 1894.
DRECHSEE (DRECHESEL), Fred, (see ent ry above).
DRECHSLER , Joseph, Austria-Hungary; 30; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, 29 March 1890.
DREEBEN (DRUBEN), Harry, Rus sia; 32; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p . 124, 26 Oct. 1892.
DREESEN, Jacob Heinrich, Germany; born 28 Sept. 1880; Declaration of In tent - Ree. of Dec. of Intent, Vol.--, p . 1, 6 Oct. 1906.
DREHER, Conrad, Switzerland; 35; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p. 202, 20 Oct. 1896.
DREW, John, England; 31; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, 13 Dec. 1892 .
DREWS, Gustav, Germany ; barn 1858; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, 6 April 1886.
DREYFUS, Isaac, Germany; 21; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, Civil Minutes, Vol. 1, p. 315, 6 Feb. 1877.
DREYFUS , Jules, France; 23; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p. 108, 7 April ----.
DRUBEN (DREEBEN) , Harry, Rus sia; 32; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization
466 Dallas Genealogical Society Docket, Vol. 1, p. 124, 26 Oct . 1892.
DRYFUSS , A., Germany; age not given; Declaration of In tent - Civil Minutes Vol. G, p. 174, 14 Oct. 1872.
DUCOURT, E. (Jean Marie Emile), France; 36; Declaration of Intent - Naturaliza tion Papers, 1 Nov. 1884.
DUGARD, James J., England; 30; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p. 1, 22 March 1889.
DUK.ELLES, John, Country of Birth or Allegiance not given; barn 5 March 1893; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 2, p. 86, 16 April 1911.
DUMAS, Peter Eugene, France; barn 25 April 1884; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 2, p. 5, l May 1909.
DUMBEK, Antone, Germany; 25; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Papers, 26 Oct. 1905.
DUMONT, John A. (Q . ), Great Britain; 57; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. l, p. 194, 22 Sept. 1896.
DUMSTEDDER, George, Germany; 25; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. l, p. 85, 6 April 1891.
DUNKERLY, Joseph W., Fngland; age not given; Decleration of Intent - filed Common Pleast Ct. , Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Ex- Parte Papers, 1854; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - Ex-Par te Papers, Civil Minutes, Vol. T, p. 199, 27 Jan . 1887.
DUNN, Michael, England; 51; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. l, p . 70, 4 April 1891.
DURKICS, M., Austria; 44; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p . 206, 26 Oct. 1896.
DURR, Johann, Germany; 33; Declaration of Intent - filed County Court, San Antonio, Bexar Co., Texas, Ex-Parte Papers File Box A-E; Petition for Naturaliza tion and Granting of Citizenship - Ex-Parte Papers File Box A-E, Civil Minutes, Vol. 7, p . 262, 25 Oct. 1894.
DUSTHIM, Fred (Fortunate)., Italy ; 26; Dec laration of In tent - Naturalization Papers, 29 July 1887 .
WORKEN, Louis B. , Russia; 32; Declararion of In tent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p. 213, 6 Jan. 1897; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship Ex- Parte Papers File Box A-E, Civil Minutes, Vol. 13, p. 506, 24 March 1900.
DYKEN, Bernard, Holland; 38; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers , Civil Minutes, Vol. U, p. 176, 25 July 1887.
DZIMANAWSKI (DZIMANOWSK.I), Joseph, Germany; 36; Declaration of In tent - filed Circuit Court, St. Joseph, Buchanan Co., Missouri, Ex-Parte Papers File Box A-E, 21 Oct. 1884; Declaration of Intent, Petition for Naturalization, and Gran tin& of Citizenship - Ex-Par te Papers File Box A-E, Civil Minutes, Vol. 8, p. 139, 31 March 1896.
The Qllar t erly - Decelli>er 1981 467 DZIMANOWSKI (DZIMANAWAKI), Joseph, (see preceeding ent ry).
ESSON , John T., Great Britain; 32; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p. 150, 10 Oct. 1894.
EBERT, Adolf, Germany; 25; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol . 1, p . 46, 2 April 1891.
EBERT, Christian F . , Germany; 44; Declaration of Intent - Civil Minutes Vol. T, p . 624, Ex-Parte Papers File Box A-E, 6 June 1887; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - Ex-Parte Papers File Box A-E, Civil Minutes, Vol. 7, p. 255, 22 Oct. 1894.
EBERT, Herman, Germany; 41; Declaration of Intent - Ex- Parte Papers File Box A- E, Civil Minutes, Vol. U, p. 124, 16 July 1887; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - Ex- Parte Papers File Box A-E, Civil Minutes, Vol 1, p. 341, 11 March 1890.
ECKENFELS, Andrew, Germany; 54; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Papers , Civil Mi nu tes, Vol. U, p. 197, 30 July 1887.
ECLES, Harry , England; 35; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Pa pers, Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p. 2, 29 March 1889.
EDA, Henry, Germany; 32; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, 30 Oct. 1884.
EDWARDS, Himan, Norway-Sweden; 33; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p . 205, 24 Oct. 1896.
EDWARDS, John Thomas, Great Britain; age not given; Declaration of Intent - filed Common Pleas Court, New Jersey, Ex-Parte Papers File Box A-E; Petit ion for Naturalization - Ex- Parte Papers File Box A-E , 13 Oct. 1896; Gcanting of Ci tizenship - Civil Minutes, Vol. 9, p, 429, 14 Oct, 1896,
EGGEB, Julius , Switzerland; 34; Declaration of Intent - Ex-Parte Papers File Box A- E, Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p, 22, 2 7 March 1891; Petition for Naturaliza tion and Granting of Citizenship - Ex-Par te Papers File Box A- E, Civil Minutes, Vol. 7, p. 274 & 275, 18 Oct. 1894.
EGGELING, Alfred Oskar Karl; Germany; Born 17 April 1885; Declatation of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 2, p. 119, 5 Ma.rch 1913.
EGLENPELDT, Julius, Germany; 21; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, 7 April 1885.
EGL! , John, Switzerland; 4 7; De c laration of In tent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p. 149, 10 Oct. 1894.
EHBHARDT, Andreas , Germany; age not given; Declaration of Intent - filed Dist. Court, Sedgewick Co . , Kansas, Declaration of Intent File Box, 26 March 1887; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - Civil Minutes, Vol. 21, p . 403, 26 Sept. 1906.
EHLERS, Franz Theodore; Germany; 33; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p. 252, 6 May 1903.
468 Dallas Genealogical Society EIMECK (EIMICK) , Charlie {Charles), Germany j 27; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Pa pers; 7 Nov. 1876 and 3 April 1882.
EIMICK (EIMECK), Charlie (Charles), (seen ent ry above) .
EMICK, George, Germany; age not given; Petition for Naturalization - Ex-Parte Papers File Box A-E, 1 March 1900.
DIMICKE, Charles E. , Germany; age not given; Declaration of Intent - Civil Minutes , Vol. 20, p . 305, 3 April 1882 (also see above , EIMECK, Char lie); Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - Civil Minutes, Vol. 20 , p , 305 and 309, 19 March 1906.
EIMICKE , George, Germany; age not given; Declaration of Intent - filed Superior Court , New York, N. Y., Ex-Parte Papers File Box A-E; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - Ex-Parte Papers File Box A- E, Civil Minutes , Vol. 13, p . 460 & 461, 1 March 1900.
EINHOR, Mor ris, Turkey ; bom 15 Aug. 1884; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 2, p. 98, 26 Aug. 1912.
EIKEEK, Antonia, Syria-Turkey; 35; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket Vol. 1, p, 110, 7 April 1891.
ELLRICH, Herman, Germany; 26; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p. 31, 30 March 1891.
ELSAS 1 Herman, Germany; 23; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizen
ship - Civil Papers File Box 97 1 Civil Minutes , Vol. T, p . 139, 7 Jan. 1887. Naturalization Certificate No. 6095.
ELY, Solomon, Romania; 44; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Papers, Civil Minutes, Vol. 20, p . 250, 15 Jan. 1906.
EMERLING, Joseph, Germany; 64; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p. 146, 4 Oct. 1894 .
EMGARD (EMGORDT) , H. W., Germany; 4 7; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Fapers, Civil Minutes, Vol. U, p. 70, 11 July 1887.
EMGORDT (EMGARD), H. W., (see entry above) .
EMIN, Isaac, Russia; 21; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers , 25 Oct . 1884.
EMIN, Jesiah (Jessiah), Russia; age not given; Declaration of Intent - filed Circuit Court, New Orleans, Louisiana, Ex-Farte Papers File Box A- E; Fetition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - Ex- Farte Papers File Box A- E, Civil Minutes, Vol. 7, p. 209, 12 Oct. 1894.
EMMINS, C., England; 21; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol . 1, p. 218, 22 March 1898.
EMMINS, H. J., England; 27; Declaration of Intent and Granting of Citizenship - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p. 18 and Civil Minutes, Vol. Z, p. 275, 5 March 1891.
The Quarter Zy - Decenber 1981 469 EMPERGER , (A. ) Alfonz J ., Austria; 33; Declaration of Intent - Declaration of Intent File Box , Civil Minutes, Vol. U, p. 220, 2 Aug . 1887 .
ENDERSEN , Albert W., Sweden; age not given; Declaration of Intent - Naturaliza tion Papers , Civi l Minutes, Vol. 21, p . 100, 26 Sept, 1906.
ENFIELD , William, England; age not given ; Petition for Naturalization and Grant ing of Citizenship - Civil Minutes, Vol. Z, p . 585 , 7 Aug. 1891.
ENGEL , Morris (Morr), Austria ; barn 15 May 1879; Declaration of Intent - Declaration of Intent Vol. --, p . 80, 17 May 1908.
ENGELBERG, Solomon, Russia; 36; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers , Civil Minutes, Vol. 20, p . 483, 3 Feb . 1906.
ENGELSON, Henry, Germany ; age not given; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - Ex- Parte Papers File Box A- E , Civil Minutes, Vol. 7, p . 288 & 289, 19 Oct. 1894.
ENGER, Jacob, Germany; age not given ; Granting of Citizenship - Ex- Parte Papers File Box A- E, March 1886.
ENGERS , Ferdinand, Prussia; 31; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, 26 June 1882 ; Granting of Citizenship - Civil Minutes, Vol. Y, p . 213 , 10 June 1890.
ENGERS (ANGERS), Jacob, Germany; age not given; Declaration of In tent - Ex- Part e Papers File Box A- E, Naturalization Papers, 4 Nov . 1878; Petition for Naturalization - Ex- Parte Papers File Box A-E, 3 March 1886; Granting of Citizenshi p - Civil Minutes, Vol. S , p . 300 , 6 April 1886 .
ENGLEMAN, Sam, Russis; 22 ; Declaration of Int ent - Naturalization Papers, 1 March 1890.
ENGLESON, G. Henry, Prussia; age not given ; Declaration of Intent - filed in Recorders Court, Detroit, Michigan, Ex-Parte Papers File Box A- E, 8 Nov. 1869 .
ENGLIN , Louis, Switzerland; 35; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers , 7 April 1885.
EOANOU , A. H., Turkey ; 28 ; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p . 103, 6 April 1891.
ERBEN, Conrad, Germany i 36; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, Civil Minutes , Vol. U, p . 188, 27 July 1887 .
ERICKSON (ERIKSEN), Erik Sorenson; Denmark; 24; Declaration of Intent - Ex- Parte Papers File Box A- E, Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p. 16 , 4 Nov. 1890; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - Ex-Parte Papers File Box A- E, Civil Minutes, Vol. 9, p. 532, 2 Nov. 1896.
ERICKSON , L . P., Sweden; 44; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Pa pers, Civil Minutes , Vol. U, p . 67, 11 July 1887.
ERIKSEN (ERICKSEN), Erik Sorenson, (see above ent ry) .
ESCH , William, Germany ; born 25 Sept . 1857; Declaration of Intent -
470 Dallas Genealogical Society Naturalization Docket, Vol . 2, p. 139, 8 Aug. 1913.
ESFELD, Max, Russia; bom 28 Aug. 1876; Declaration of Intent - Vol. --, p. 89, 4 May 1908.
ESKA, Conrad E. 0 , , Germany; 30; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1 , p. 238, 21 Jan. 1902.
ESSERMAN, Herman, Russia ; bom 14 Feb . 1882; Declaration of Intent - Naturaliza tion Docket, Vol. 2, p. 68, 29 Jan. 1912.
EUGERS , Jacob, Country of b Lrth or allegiance not shown; age not given; Declaration of Intent and Granting of Citizenship - Civil Minutes, Vol. S, p . 300, 6 April 1886.
EVANS, Charles F., England; 34; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, 6 Nov. 1882.
EVANS, John, England; 50; Declaration of Intent - File Box 305- J, Civil Papers File Box 305- J, Case No. 18243, 23 Oct. 1884; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - File Box 305-J, Civil Minutes, Vol. 12, p . 409, 6 June 1899 .
EVANS, John T., England; 38; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, Civil Mi nu tes, Vol. Q, p. 333, 25 June 1884 .
EVANS, R. H., England; 46; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Papers, Civil Minutes, Vol. S, p. 564, 21 June 1886.
EVANS, Theophile, Germany; 2 7; Declaration of Intent - fil ed Parish of Orleans, New Orleans , Louisiana, Ex-Parte Pa pers File Box F-J, 21 Sept. 1891; Petition for Naturalization - Ex-Farte Papers File Box F- J, 16 April 1903.
EYLMANN, Claus F., Germany; 27; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers , Civil Minutes, Vol. U, p. 88, 12 July 1887.
FABIAN, Ben, Germany, 25; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, Civil llinutes, Vol. T, p. 121, 23 Dec. 1886; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - Ex- Parte Papers File Box F-J, Civil !1inutes, Vol. 1, p . 397, 19 April 1890.
FACEN (FASEN), Peter (P.), Aust ria; 28; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Papers, Ex-Parte Papers File Box F-J, Civil llinutes , Vol. U, p. 84, 15 July 1887; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - Ex-Parte Papers File Box F- J, Gi vil Minutes, Vol. U, p. 84 and Vol. 4, p. 263, 9 Oc t. 1893 .
FAHBLANDER, Stephen (Stephan), Germany; 35; Declaration of In tent - Naturaliza tion Papers, Civil Uinutes, Vol. U, p. 86, 12 July 1887.
FAIR, D., Russia; 25; Declaration of Intent - Ex-Parte Papers File Box F- J, Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p.134, 27 llarch 1894; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - Civil llinutes, Vol. 15, p. 197, 11 July 1901 .
FAIR, Itler, Russia; 30; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, Civil ltinutes, Vol. 21, p. 209, 13 July 1906 .
FAIRSTEIN, U., Austria; 34; Declaration of Intent, Petition for Naturalization
The QuarterLy - December 1981 471 and G!anting of Citizenship - Naturalization Papers, Civil Minutes, Vol. 21, ~· 101, Naturalization Papers, Civil Minutes, Vol. 21, p. 470, 26 Sept. 1906.
FALKENSTEIN, Rudolph, Germany; barn 27 .)ec. 1373· Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 2, p. 18, 30 .Jan. 1911.
FA1IEL, Charles, Germany; barn 15 Sept . 1863; Petition for Naturalization - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 3, p. 2, 20 liarch 1890; Granting of Citizenship - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 3, p. 2, 30 Aug. 1912.
FANNING, James, Great Britain; 26; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1 , p. 162, 23 Oct. 1894.
FAUZER, H. J . , Prussia; 50; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, 2 Aug. 1887 .
FARIN, Nic·aolas, France; age not given; Declaration of In tent - Civil Uinutes, Vol. H- 2, p. 326, 12 Feb. 1876.
FARNANO, Stefano, Italy; 40; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket , Vol. 1, p. 35, 31 March 1891.
FARNER, Jacob, Switzerland; 31; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, 25 July 1891; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - Civil I1inutes, Vol. 4, p. 602, 29 Uarch 1893 .
FARREL, Uichael, Ireland; 50; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, 29 Oct. 1884.
FASEN (FACEN), Peter (P.), see previous ent ry FACEN.
FAUD (FOND), Celeste (Celest), France; 27; Declaration of Intent - Natrualiza tion Papers, Civil Minutes, Vol. U, p. 117, 16 July 1887; Petition for Natural ization and Granting of Citizenship - Civil Minutes, Vol. 2, p.632, 10 Aug. 1891 and 17 Aug. 1896.
FAUST, l.Duis F., Germany; 26; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, 3 Nov. 1884.
FAUST, Peter, Germany; 26; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, Civil l1inutes, Vol. U, p . 197, 30 July 1887.
FAUST, Victor, Germany; barn 3 Oct. 1870; Declaration of In tent - Declaration of Intent, Vol. --, p. 9, 28 Jan. 1907.
FAUZER (FOCUZER), H. J., Prussia; 50; Dec laration of Intent - Civil Minutes, Vol. U, p. 226, 2 Aug. 1887.
FAVRE, Karl, Germany; barn 22 Nov . 1887; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 2, p. 137, 24 July 1913.
FAWCETT, D. R., Great Britain; 31; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers and Civil Minutes, Vol. 11, p. 499, 2 Nov. 1880.
FAY, Barney, Great Brita::l..:1 j 28; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Docket. Vol. 1, p. 25, 28 Jan. 1903; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizen ship - Naturalization Papers, Civil Minutes, Vol. 21, p. 328, 24 Sept . 1906.
472 Dallas Genealogical Society FEDERICO, Francesco, Italy; 45; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1 , p . 65, 4 April 1891.
FEECKENSTEIN, Theodore (T.), Bavaria; 34; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Papers, Ex- Par te Papers File Box F-J, 26 Oct, 1892; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - Civil Uinutes, Vol. 7, p. 309, 31 Oct . 1894 .
FEGAN, Denis, Great Britian; 22; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Papers, Civil lUnutes, Vol. Q, p. 443, 3 Sept. 1884.
FEHBENBACH, Freidoline, Germany; 37; Declaration of Intent - Ex-Parte Papers File Box F-J, Civil Ilinutes, Vol. U, p. 89, 12 July 1887; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - Ex-Farte Papers, File Box F- J, Civil Minutes, Vol. 7, p. 317, 3 Nov . 1894.
FEHBENBACK, Nick (Nike), Germany; 35; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p, 80; Petit ion for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship Ex-Parte Papers File Bo.x F-J, Civil Minutes, Vol . 7, p. 307, 30 Oct . -1894.
FELLIUNG, Alphons, Germany; bom 28 Sept. 1879; Declaration of In tent; Naturalization Docket, Vol. 2, p. 47, 3 Jan. 1912.
FENSKA (FENSKE), l!ax, Germany; 22; Declaration of In tent - ifaturalization Papers, 28 July 1887 and Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p. 6, 1 April 1889; Petition for Naturalization - Ex-Farte Papers File Box F-J, 23 Oct, 1894. (Also see FEUSKE) .
FERN, Ludwig, Germany; 4 7; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Papers, Civil liinutes, Vol. U, p. 73, 11 July 188 7 .
FERRANTE, Raffaele, ltaly; 27; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p . 151 , 11 Oct. 1894.
FEUSKE, Uax, (also see above - FENSKA/FENSKE), Germany; age not given; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - Civil liinutes, Vol. 7, p. 249, 23 Oct. 1894.
FIATARONE, Francesco, Italy; 48; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1 , p. 214, 10 l:arch 189 7.
FIELDER, Josef, Austria-Hungary; horn 19 Uarch 1881; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 2, p. 126, 4 June 1913.
FIEFENBRUNNER, David; Austria; 29; Declaration of Intent - Filed Naturalization Papers, 15 Sept. 1890.
FINEAN, F. G. , Belgium; 29; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Papers, Civil ltinutes, Vol. 20, p. 257, 23 Jan. 1906.
FINEGOLD, H., Russia, age not given; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - Ex-Parte Papers File Box F-J, Civil Hinutes, Vol. 15, p. 533, 5 Feb . 1902.
FINKHEI?IBR, Gottleib, Germany; 27; Declaration of In tent - Ex- Parte Papers File Box F-J, 6 Nov . 1882; Petit ion for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - Ex- Farte Papers File Box F-J, Civil ttinutes, Vol. 7, p. 325, 15 Oct. 1894.
FIRMANO, Thomas (Tomasso), Italy; 40; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization
The QuarterLy - December 1981 473 Docket, 30 tfarch 1891.
FISCHER, H. F., Germany; age not given ; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Ci tizenship - Ex- Parte Papers File Box F- J , Civil Uinutes , Vol. 16 , p. 526, 26 Jan. 1903 .
FISCHER , Jas., Germany; age not given; Petit ion for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - Civil llinutes, Vol. 13 , p . 538, 2 April 1900.
FISCHER, John, Switzerland; 44; Declaration of Intent - Na t uralization Docket, Vol. 1, p. 167 , 30 Oct. 1894 .
FISCHER, Joseph, Germany; 30; Declaration of Intent - Ex-Parte Paper s File Box F-J, Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p . 140 , 7 Aug . 1894 ; Petition for Naturaliza tion - Ex- Part e Papers File Box F- J , 2 April 1900 .
FISCHER, Uichael, Germany ; 30; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Papers , Civil llinutes, Vol. 21, p . 92, 21 Sept . 1906 .
FISCHER, Severin Joseph, Germany; horn 23 Oct. 1878; Declaration of Inte nt Declaration of Intent , Vol. --, p . 68 , 22 Jan. 1908.
FISHER, Adam , Germany; age not given; Declar ation of Intent - Civil Minutes, Vol. G, p . 170, 14 Oct. 1872.
FITZGERALD, James, Great Britain; 34 i Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Paper s , 6 Nov . 1888.
FITZGERAID , Robert , Great Brita in; 37; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Paper s , Civil llinutes , Vol. T, p . 447 , 4 April 1887 .
FLECKENSTEIN , F. , Germany; age not given; Petition for Naturalization - Ex-Parte Papers File Box F-J, 31 Oct. 1894.
FLEISlillAN, Samuel , Rus sia, bom 5 July 1876; Declaration of In tent - Naturaliza tion Docket , Vol. 2 , p . 22, 11 Feb . 1911.
FLENTJEU, Bert hold, Germany; 29; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Papers, 11 Oct . 1892.
FLETCHER, Alfred, England ; 40; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p. 13, 27 llarch 1890.
FLORENCE, John , England; 27 ; Declaration of Intent - Natural ization Papers , 23 Oct. 1884.
FLOWEDAY, Thomas, Great Britain; 32; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, 4 Nov . 1878.
FLUSKE, ~tax , (Also see previous entries - GENSKA/FENSKE/FEUSKE) , Germany; 22; Declaration of Intent - Civil ltlnutes, Vol . U, p. 190 , 28 July 1887.
FLYNN , Bernard, Great Britain ; 46; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1 , p . 191, 30 l!ay 1896.
FLYNN, I~rtin (11.), Canada; 24; Declaration of Intent - Declaration of Intent File Box , Civil ltinut es, Vol. U, p. 233, 3 Aug . 1887.
474 Da llas Genealogical Societ y FLYNN, Thomas, England; bom 29 Dec. 1838; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship - Ex-Parte Papers File Box F-J, Civil Minutes, Vol. G, p . 151, 15 Oct. 1872.
FOCUZER (Fauzer), H. J., (see preceeding ent ry - FAUZER).
FOND (Faud), Celeste (Celest), (see preceeding entry - FAUD)
FORBES, James William, England; 29; Declaration of In tent - Declaration of Intent File Box , 10 Oct. 1892 .
FORESTER, Frank, Austria; age not given; Petition for Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship, Civil Hinutes, Vol. 4, p. 252, 1 Nov . 1892 .
FORSTER, Anton, Germany; 32; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Pa pers, Civil llinutes, Vol. 20, p . 182, 19 Jan. 1906.
FORSYTH , Wm . , Great Britain; 41; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Papers , Civil l1inutes, Vol. U, p . 60, 11 July 1887 .
FORTlfANN, A. , Germany; 45; Declaration of In tent filed Dist. Court, Waco , HcLennan Co . , Texas and Ex-Parte Papers File Box F-J, Dallas Co. , Texas , 29 Aug. 1894; Petition for Natur alization and Granting of Citizenship - Ex- Farte Papers File Box F- J, Civil Hinutes, Vol. 7, p. 275, 18 Oct. 1894.
FOUCHON, William F., Switzerland; age not given; Petition for Naturalization - Ex- Parte Papers File Box F-J, 23 Dec. 1901.
FOY, James, Great Britain; 21; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p. 239, 20 Feb. 1902 .
FRANCESCO, Canna, Italy; 30; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, Civil l1inutes, Vol. 19, p. 55, 14 11arch 1905.
FRANK, Gustav, Germany; 28; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Pa pers, 31 11arch 1890.
FRANK, John, Italy; 39; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Papers, Civil 1!inutes , Vol. U, p. 184, 26 July 1887.
FRANK , Rudolph, Germany; 21; Declaration of In tent - Naturalization Papers, 31 ?Iarch 1890 .
FRANK.EN, Charles, Germany; 40; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers , 29 11arch 1877.
FRANKL (FRENKL), Herman, Austria; 40; Declaration of Intent - Naturalization Papers, 18 July 1887.
FRANKOSKY, Frank, Germany; 33; Declaration of In tent; Naturalization Docket, Vol. 1, p. 22 7, 26 11arch 1900.
FRANZ, Julius, Germany ; 31; Declaration of Intent - Ex-Parte File Box J - F, Naturalization Docket, Vol, 1, p. 15, 29 March 1890; Petition for Naturalization Ex- Parte Papers File Box F-J, 24 Jan. 1900.
to be continued .. •.••
The Qwn>ter ly - December 1981 475 18 51 BEAT SUR\IEY AND Ml\P
HENDERSON CO . , TEXAS
Submitted by Gkuiys Pointer and Helen Lu
Survey of the Beats and the map of the Beats of Hender son Co. , Texas were made in 1851. Filed in the Commissioners Court Records on page 60 & 61 of the bundle (now in book form).
SURVEY:
Beat No. l - Including (page torn). Beginning at the point where Houston County line Crosses to North East corner of Houston Thence South to the An (page torn) Anderson line east to West to * don & Boene leagues Then ___3page torn) Thence up Flat Creek to a point--;;est corner of Adrien Anglin survey Thence North to line of Van Zandt and a point due North of Athens __(page ToFn) Thence down Cany and Cedar Creek.
Beat No. 2 - including Brownsboro Beginning at the North east Corner Thence West to a point North of Adrien Anglins survey (near) up Flat Creek Thence down Flat Creek to beginning .
Beat N<;1..:_.J - including Big Rock beginning on the north boundary of _{page torn) at a point North (due) from Athens Thence (page torn) Creek Thence down Cedar Creek and up (page torn) point due NDrth of Athens Thence __(page torn). -
Beat No. 4 - including that part lying west of Cedar Creek.
Beat No. 5 - Scott & Wild Cattles. Beginning at the point where Houston County line Crosses Cea (page torn) to the north east corner of the (page torn) Then"'CeSouth to the Anderson County line west to Trinity River and Cedar Creek to the beginning .
Beat No. 6 - including Ledhetter neighborhood Boundaries running at the South east corner of Henderson County Thence West with the County line to the west boundary of the (page torn) to west Hunter Huntingdon & Boene leagues Thence North to Flat Creek Thence down Flat Creek to Neches River to the beginning.
*The name which was torn can be identified as Huntingdon & Boone (see survey no tes for Beat No. 6) .
BEAT MAP : See facing page.
476 Dallas Genealogical Society
EARNEST BAPTIST CHURCH RECORDS S ubmitted b y J e anne Tabb
These records are from two ledgers of the Earnest Baptist Church near Tipton, Tillman County, Oklahoma. The Church was dissolved in the late 1930s and these ledgers were saved from the fire by Newman Hudson Williams of Alt us, Oklahoma, whose mot her was the last clerk of the church. The last record is missing. The spelling is phonetic, writing is in pencil and very hard to tead. The columns are for names, how and when received, how and when dismissed, remarks. The letters in column 2 are: L - letter, B - Baptism, S - statement. Column 3 dismissal has: L- letter, D - death, E - excluded. Not all names have notations beside them. In the handwriting the letters "L" and "T" are very hard to distinguish. I have combined the ledgers as the same names repeat frequently.
Brothers E W Tiles L l l / 3/ 1924 J T Williams D 11/ 14/ l 9 31 W E Tiles L 11/3/1924 C P Rose D 12/ 16/ 19 32 S S Rose J E Elliot t D 7 / 24/ 1936 D H Laing Jessie Rogers F L Choat L 7 / 23/1929 Watson Choat Earnes t Adams S B McDonald M B Brown W A Cantrell L 10/9 / 1921 R H Riggs Henry Mitchell J S Pensen D l 2 / 14 / 1929 Roy Kinkade Co Miller Dan Collins L 9 / l/ 19 2 3 L A George Bens on Mit chell L 2/ l 3/ 19 2 7 Louis Mitchell J R McDonald E 6 / 30 / 1923 Mas ton Williams P J Mitchell John McNamara Luna Kerse y L Delhi Bap Joe Booser 9 / 15/ 1921 J Y Baucom L 9/ l/ 1927 Deacon H H Goodman Deacon George Metz Alford Tiles L l l / 26 / 192 2 Fred Callahan Henry Lang Charles Dickey Hanston Dickey 0 W Adams L 7 / 7 / 1929
478 Dallas Genealogical Society R H Little 1921 Bert Lit tle s 19 21 Pearson Adams B 8/ 21/ 19 22 L 10/ 10/1923 Mr. Yarber 1921 Arley Hughes B 9/10/1922 J V Rose J D Adams L 3/ 13/ 1926 John Little Marley Shaw to/ 26 I 19 22 D Dan Bird 8/ 29 I 19 2 3 L 5/9/1925 L C Lang E. 4/9 /.192 7 . D C Roaden B 8/ 24/ 1924 Hub e rt Green B 8/ 25 I 19 25 11/2/ 1929 p E Mize 8/ 24/ 19 25 11/27I192 7 N (M1) T Pitts 8/20/ 1925 A J Richards L 8/ 24/ 1925 L 7/5/19 30 Spergon Laing L 5 I 8/ 1926 H M J acKson L 5/ 8/ 19 26 T U Carter B 8/23/ 1926 L 8/ 15/ 1932
Sis ters L C Kersey 8/ 18 / 19 36 Cora Tiles 11/ 26/ 192 2 Lena Adams 3/ 13/ 19 26 Etta Choat 2/ 2 7 I 19 21 Hu etta Tiles L 11/26/ 1922 Erna Kersey Cela Rose D 1929 M M Rose Nancie Lang Mrs. J E Elliott Eva Rogers L 7 I 10119 2 7 Maggie Choate L 7 /7 I 1929 Palestine Young Joined Methodist Pearl Burges s L 11/ 8/ 1925 Retha Chote L 2/ 27 /1921 Madie King 2/1/ 1925 Mattie Adams 11/3/1924 Ruth Calahan Mrs. s B McDonald Annie McDonald Es ter Til es Reins t 4/6 I 192 4 Alice Calahan L 3/13/1926 Mrs. M B Brown Mrs. J s Pens on Beatrice Elliott B L 1/9/1921 Merta Baucum B 6/27/1926 L 9/ 1 / 1929 Elena Smith Mrs Co Miller Ana Sturgel Pearl Holland 10/ 10/ 19 22 Toro Williams 10/24/ 19 26 Nettie George L D 4/ 4/ 19 31 Bessie McDonald
The Quarter ly - Decen ber 1981 479 Mrs Jack Pendergrass B 9 / 3 / 1933 Grace Crittendan B 9 / 3/1933 Dora Crittendan B 9 / 3 / 1933 Fany Keeney B 9 I 3 / 19 33 Etta Chote L 1 I 14 / 19 34 Billie Lois Choate 10 / 20 / 1934 L 8/1/1937 Audra Faye Choate 8/ 26 / 19 34 Gloria Faye Whitehead B 8/26/ 1934 Freeda Pendergrass B 8/26/1934 1936 Nazarene Church Viva Metz 8/ 24 / 19 34 Stacey Autry 10/ 21I19 34 L Sister Luther Kelly L 9/29/1935 L 3/7/1937 Zola Kelly 9/29/1936 L 3/7/ 1937 Mrs Pear Young 10/ 19 35 Martha Dean Elliott 10 / 19 35 Johny Ruth Lindsey 8/ 22 / 19 37 Ruby Suiter B 8 / 22 / 19 37 Larene McDonald B 8 / 22 / 19 37 Nannie Lou Suiter B 8 / 22 / 19 37 Sybil Laing B 8 / 22 / 19 37 Mrs Lena Moor L 8 / 22 / 19 37 Mrs Dorothy Carter L 8 / 22 / 19 37 Lena Beckus L 8 / 22 / 1937 Lavenne McDonald B 8/22 / 1937 Netta Fay Kenney B 8 / 22 / 1937 Margie Calahan Ethel Thompson Mrs R H Little 1921 D 12/2/ 19 30 Mrs M E Teague B 19 22 Ida Hufstuttler B Mrs Viola Hughes(Mrs Arley)B 9 / 10 / 1922 L 12/6/ 19 31 Martha Lula Laing B 9I10 / 19 22 L 6/ 11/ 19 27 Mardi e lu McDonald B 9 I 10 / 19 22 Clara Goodman B 9 I 10 / 19 22 D 6 / 25 / 1936 Mable Goodman B 9 I 10/ 19 22 Pearl Goodman B 9/ 10/1922 Thelma (Odel!/ Ad die) Brown B 9/10/1922 Elsa Adams B 9 / 10 / 1922 L 3/13 / 1926 Eunice Hufstuttler B 9 / 10 / 1922 Mrs Gertie King L 9/ 16 / 1922 L 9/10/ 1927 Mrs Marlie Shaw L 3/ 26/ 19 22 L 10/ 8/ 192 7 Mrs Sophia Robb 1/ 21 / 19 23 L Mrs Lizzie Pitts 6/ 17 I 19 23 L 6/4/1924 return 5/9/1925 Mrs Della Bird 8/ 29 I 19 25 Mrs Richardson Mrs Dowell 9 I 5/ 19 23 Mrs L C Laing L 3/ 10/ 19 28 Mrs Wallace B 6/ 2 7 I 1926 Mrs Cassie Laing L 5/8/ 1926 Mrs Mattie Anderson B 8/24 / 1924 Mrs Fannie Anderson B 8 / 24 / 1924 Lucy Roaden B 8/ 24 / 19 24 D 5/17/1937 Mrs D/W C Roaden 6 / 28/ 19 25 Mary Green 8 / 28/ 19 2 5 L 11 / 2 / 1929
480 Dallas Genealogical Society Dortha Adams L 4/6/ 1924 Bula Elliott Mrs P J Mitchel Attie Mitchell Bertha Booser Robb ie McDonald Estell Brown L 11/ 12/ 1927 M A Kers ey Maude Moran L 2/ 15/ 1921 Mrs Nettie J Laing Carline Laing B 9 I 15/ 19 21 Susan Metz 9/21/1932 Ethel Metz Mrs H H Goodman Leslie Kene y 1/ 31/ 19 32 Irene Brown 8/28/ 1926 Alta Pensen Joined Holiness? Liley May Tiles 3/26/1922 Mrs 0 W Adams L 7 I 7 I 19 29 Mrs Hufstutler Mrs Dickey Mrs Hammonds L 8/31/1924 Miss Mary Bell Orr B 8/29/1928 Mrs Elmira Orr Miss Ruby Dell Orr 8/ 29 I 1928 Mrs R B Sanderson 8/ 29/ 19 28 Stella Goodman REVIVAL MEETING AUGUST 1929 Mrs Mona Russel! B 9/1/1929 Miss Violet Wallace 9 I 1/ 19 29 Miss Elizabeth Green 9I1/ 19 29 L 2/16/1930 Miss Ethel Goodman B 9 /1/19 29 Mrs Floyd Clif ton L 7 I 19 I 19 31 Mrs Otto Staffard L 7 I 19/ 19 31 Miss Louise Elliott B 8/28/1931 This closes 1931 year
MEMBERS RECEIVED 1931 and 1932 Sister Mildred Rose L 9 I 13/ 1931 Sister Mary Kersey L 9/13/1931 L 2/23/1936 Mrs S G Roark 9 I 21I19 31 Eva Rogers 9/20/1921 Mrs Lizzie Lamburt 5/ 8/ 19 32 D 7 I 26 I 19 36 Mrs Mattie Johnson 8/ 28/ 19 32 Miss Alvina Hall 10 / 16 / 19 32 Mrs T E Davidson L 10 / 9/1932 L 9 I 29/ 19 35 Sister Della Bird L 1IlI19 33 L 12/ 13/ 19 36 Sister Joyce Bird 1/ 1I19 33 Marie Williams 9/3/1933 Merritt Wallace B 9/3/1933 Maggie Elliott B 9/3/1933 Burdean Elliott B 9/3/ 1933 Olga Pendergrass B 9 I 3/ 19 33 Nella Fay Pendergrass B 9/3/1933
The Quarterly - December 1981 481 Serena Sanderson 8/28/ 1925 Methodis t Gearline Kelly 8/ 28/ 1925 L 6/23/1929 Florence Mize B 8/ 28/ 19 25 L 11 / 2 7 I 1927 Mrs Ruth 8/ 28/ 19 25 Mildred Sanderson 8/ 24/1925 Mrs P E Mize 8/24/1925 L 11/27/1927 Vera Mize 8/ 24/ 1925 L 11/2 7 /1927 Erra Mize 8/ 24/ 19 25 L 11/ 2 7 I 192 7 Marry Mize 8/ 24/ 1925 Mrs Leona Richards L 8/20/1925 L 7 I 5/ 19 30 Mrs N A Williams L 3/ 28/1926 Miss Edith Sanderson 6/ 2 7 I 19 26 Mrs Minnie E Jackson 8/ 22/ 19 26 L 9/23/ 1928 Mrs Pauline D Mitchell B 8/ 2 3/ 1926 L 2/13/ 1927 Mrs Euna May Williams 8/ 21/ 1926 L 11/ 26/ 19 33 Mrs Leano Battenfield 8/ 23/ 1926 L 3/24/1931 Miss Pearl McDonals B 8/ 23/ 19 26 Miss Cymbalen Battenfield B 8/ 23/ 1926 L 3/29 I 19 31 Miss Faye Richardson B 8/23/1926 L 3/ 29 I 19 31 Mrs Hassie Whitehead L 6/26/ 192 7 Mrs Allice Hash(?) L 8/27I192 7 Miss Amandie Wilson 8/ 28/19 2 7 Vera Carter 8/ 28/ 19 2 7 L 8/ 15/ 19 32 Estlene Baucom 8/ 18/ 19 27 L 9/1/ 1929 Sister James Bird 12/ 11/1927 L 5/18/1930 Mrs Della Bi rd 3/ 11/ 1928 L 11/ 15/ 19 31 Mrs Reece 2/28/1932 Miss Lo is Carter B 8/ 29 I 1928 8/ 15/ 1932 Miss Ruby Richards B 8/29/ 1928 Mrs Cassie Laing L 5 I li 19 38 Ruby Kirk B 9/3/1938 Lea ta Roark L 8/22/ 19 37 In the front of the book is a list which from reading the minutes appears to be the pastors cal led, as well as some temporary pastors: W M Brisco Alt us, Ok la F T Northington Altus, Okla G W Whitfield Headrick, Okla G C Hill Rocky, Okla W T(?) Jordan Gould, Okla W E Crenshaw Teggett, Tex J J Risinger Mangum, Okla C A Reasor 411 S E ST, Okla City 0 R Newman Frederick, Okla Auther D Kelly Mansfield, Mo
This ends the Ernest Baptist Church Records .
482 Dallas Genealogical Society DOING RESEARCH IN THE BODLEIAN LIBRARY OF OXFORD, ENGLAND
Being a transcript of a talk given to the Dallas Genealogical So~iety at its meeting of September 24, 1981 by Mrs. Kay Gunn.
Mrs. Kay Lee WRAGE GUNN is a private researcher wo rking on the GUNTER family in the South and on the LEE family. She is a member of l'!ichael Staner DAR chapter in Dallas. She gave a copy of her speech and copies of the forms she had to use to get into the Bodleian to the Dallas Public Library Genealogy section.
I would like to thank you for the opportunity to speak with you tonight on my recent experiences at the Bodleian Library at Oxford. have jotted down genealogical information and my impressions of the place in the weeks following my re turn. My reactions are fresh, and I hope will be helpful to any of this group that contemplates research in Oxfo r d. I am not a trained speaker, so much of this talk will be read to you. I hope this isn' t annoying, and that you will bear with me in this respect. There are areas 9f detailing in my talk that make boring listening unless you are highly interested in specific geo - graphic areas of England. I will not linger over these, but have made a tape recording of this talk which I will leave behind sa that any one who might want to recheck specifics can do so .
. The Bodleian Library has over 4, 300, 000 volumes in the three entities of which it is comprised: first the "Old Library" where I did my research, in that section known as Duke Humphries Library : second, the Radcliff "Camera"; and third, the "New Bodleian Building." The three building are now connected by tunnels and a book conveyor the length of the Reading Ro oms and book stacks. Of this complex, only the Divinity School is open to the public. The three buildings are quite close to one another, so that ane could easily mave from the one to the other , if desired.
It must be apparent that in a library of these colossal dimen sions, anything like an accounting of the resources in any given area of interest, genealogical or otherwise, would require a lang-t erm research project in itself. It simply isn' t possible to lay be fore you in any truly comprehensive sense the genealogical resources avail able he re, because the Bodleian itself doesn' t keep an all-inclusive accounting. It simply lists the Oxfordshire, Berkshire and Buck inghamshire data it houses, that is, local records. What can be done is to give you a detailing of what the Bodleian itself calls its gen ealogical data, and add to that gratuitous discoveries that I made along the way which would be of broader interest, and in addition, to tell you as well, other genalogical resources availabe in the City of Oxford, lying outside of the Bodleian itself, because if you vent ure there, you should explore the citywide resources, as well as those of the library itself .
First comes to mind - - local information: the Bodleian is replete with specific genealogical data from Oxfordshire , Berkshire and Buckinghamshire. The Bodleian Library is the diocesan record office for pre-1974 Oxfordshire, and so hou-;es many important manu script reccirds, such as parish registers and Wills, transcripts and indexes of county records from this area in its· present and in its past geographic dimensions. Breaking down these categories into their
The Quarteriy - Decenber 1981 483 components, I will accompany this enumeration with frequenc rerer ences to publications offered by the Oxfordshire Family History Soci ety , hereafter referred to as OFHS and to their primary publication , The Oxfordshire Family Historian, otherwise referred to as OFH. Tf any of these publications are desired, you may contact the Society's membership secretary, Kay Mary Beck, 90 Hockmore Tower, Cowley Center, Oxford, OX4 3YG. For specific publications, order frorn Mr. Tony Insul, 23 Tubbs Close, Kings End Vista, Oxford, who is specifi cally responsible for publications of the OFHS . If you wish greater detail than I give you here myself respecting Oxford,~ refer to the publication entitled "Genealogical Sources Within the Diocese of Oxford , "OFH I No. 1, also to the Oxfordshire Genealogical Section of the apen shelves in the Bodleian Library-Selden Inn, OFR Publication I, 4. The phrase 11 Selden Inn" refers to the South end of the Duke Humphries Library at the Bodleian.
The following short group of resources will concern themselves with materials after 1800~ civil registration, births, marriages and deaths in England and Wales after July of 1837, censuses - 1871, 1861 . and 1851. Of interest to same researchers is they will often take you back befare the inception of civil registration, and even into the 18th Century. The census of 1841, which is also available, is useful, hut Concerning Oxfordshire, Duke Humphries Reading Room, R.3.540. The Faæily History Societies are very active in this field. Oxford shire has a particularly good collection. Copies are in the Bodleian, in the Oxford Central Library , and at the Oxfordshire Record Office at County Hall, and as well at the Society of Genealogists, 37 Harr ing ton Gardens, London SW 7 4JS, a body which it would be well worth joining if you were able to get to their South Kensington Rooms and unique library. For more details, refer to the publication Oxfordshire Parish Registers Deposited Originals and Transcripts , published in 1979, regularly updated in the OFR. 484 Dallas Genealogical Society Marriages: Bonds by Bishop of Oxford, 1634-1954, by Archdeacon of Oxford, 1618-1856, and by officials of the Peculiars are iri the Bodleian, Section II 6, Diocesan Records in R.7.3/lla. For more detailings, refer to the publication, Marriage Indexes, OFH I, 9. Also in the Bodleian is the microfiche of the Computer File Index compiled by the Mormon Church, which includes literally millions of names and baptisms and marriage registers throughout the whole country, a recently compiled and expanding tool of revolutionary import to genealogists. Refer to the publication The Computer File Index , OFH I, 7. Wills: When they exist, Wills and their associated records since 1858 have been registered and indexed centrally for England and Wales at Somerset House, Strand and Central, London. However, printed annua! indexes, 1858 through 1928, are now available in the Bodleian. Before 1858, Oxfordshire and Berkshire Wills are likely to be found in one of two places, the great majority will be in one of the collections in the Bodleian. However, Wills of the gentry and wealthier tradesmen probably were proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Indexes to PCC Wills prior to 1700 have been published and can be consulted in the Bodleian. A consolidated index, 1750 through 1800, is in the course of publication, A through Ze published to date. The probate records of Courts of the Bishop and Archdeacon of Oxfordshire, 1516-1857, of the Archdeacon of Berkshire, 15.08-1857, The Peculiars of Oxfordshire, Berkshire and Buckinghamshire, 1550 through 1858, are deposited in the Bodleian, and contain most Oxfordshire and Berkshire Wills proved locally. Let me linger here to the extent of imparting information about the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, otherwise known as the Court of the Archbishop of Canterbury, memtioned proviously, otherwise known as PCC. For those of you not already familiar with this insti tution, it has Superior jurisdiction in all of England, Wales, the Isle of Mann, Channel Islands, and sole jurisdiction where testa- tors had bona notabilia, that is, an estate valued at more than 5 pounds sterling, into a diocese or into peculiars, in the Province of Canterbury, or within two provinces, that is York and Canterbury. The Court of the Archbishop of Canterbury also had jurisdiction over all those with property in England, Wales, the Isle of Mann. the Channel Islands, who had died at sea or overseas. This makes an investigation of PCC Wills so uniquely c ompelling for American genealogist. Testators having died at sea or overseas were disting uished in the calendars by the ent ry 11 Pts." an abbreviation for "Parts Overseas" instead o f the name of the place. During the com monwealth period from 1653 through 1660, this Court had sole testa mentary jurisdiction over all of England and Wales. Since the Reformation, it has been usual for the estates of men of wealth and position to receive Granes of Probate and Letters of Administration in this Court. During vacacies in this Court; ·between 997 and 1590, some ,Wills were proved in the Court' of the Prior Chapter of Chr ist' s Church Canterbury, Kent. - Returning specifically to Oxford once more, the Bishop and Archdeacon of Oxford had concurrent j urisdiction over all of the county except for the Peculiars. The records of these two Courts are combined. The Court of the Chancellor of the University of Oxford had juris- The Quarterly - December 1981 485 dition over all matriculated persons with bona notabilia within the precincts of the University. All probate searches in the .City of Oxford and its environs should include the records of this Court. The original recoreds of the Court of the Bishop and Archdeacon of Oxford, the Courts of the Peculiar Parishes of Yander and Dorchester, and the Court of the Manor of Sidford are at the Department of Western Manuscripts, Bodleian Library, Oxford . Those for the Court of the Chancellor of the University of Oxford are at the University Archives, the Bodleian Library, Oxford. For more details on PCC Wills, refer to publication "Series A, No . 14, 1978 - Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints." Same Berkshire Wills are at the Wiltshire Record Office of Trowbridge. For further details on this area refer to the publication Pre-1858 Probate Records of Oxfordshire and Berkshire Testators, OFH I, 9. The Bodleian, depending on the standing of the family during the interlude being searched offers a wide range of additional pub lished works: The Dictionav of National Biographv, Berk's Peerage and Landed Gentry , the Oxfordshire and Cambridgeshire alumnae, professional and trade directories. For further information, refer to the publication "A Genealogical Bibliography of Oxfordshire, Berkshire and Buckinghamshire", published in 1978, and to OFH I,5 . This latter work, a publication of the Oxfordshire Family History Society entitled "The Oxfordshire Family His tory," which has been previously cited to you. The County Records Office: In most counties, the County Record Office is also the Diocesan Record Office, as it is in Berk shire. But in Oxfordshire there is a separate County Record Office, as has been mentioned, in the County Hall Building in New Road, adjacent to the Central Library. This houses civil, as opposed to ecclesiastical, records, including quarter-sessions records and a vast miscellaneous collection of deeds and other documents. There are excellent indexes to the many collections from Oxfordshire families, es ta tes and solicitors. Ref er to the publication "Genealogical Sources in the Oxfordshire County Record Office," OFH Publication I, 5 . The previously enumerated resources for the Oxford Area are many, hut they do not include others of great interest. Poll Books: of those entitled to vote in Parliamentary Elec tions; the Hearth Tax of 1665, which listed all Oxfordshire house holds; the protestation returns of 1641, a petition signed by most adult males in the County; pedigrees of arms-bearing gentry submit ted to heralds in the 16th and 17th Centuries, otherwise known as "Visitations"; unpublished material, includes the forms of accounts kept by parish officials; apprentic e bonds; law suits, poor records; the list is endless. As I was thumbing through copies of a defunct publication , The East Anglian , New Series Volume I, September, 1886, Part 21 , devoted to subjects connected with Counties Suffolk, Cambridge, Essex and Norfolk, a then monthly publication, I came upon the following which I will gratuitously include for its reference to material in the Bodleian: "The Candler Manuscripts. In the Middle third of the 17th Century, when England was convulsed with rival faction, political and religious, the gentlemen of Suffolk, or same of them, at any rate, were busying their studies writing the 486 Dallas Genealogical Society pedigrees of their friends and neighbors, and etc., Cand ler began jotting down the pedigrees of the Kings of England and the old nobility, but he did not stop here. He went on to the great su·ff_olk families, their contemporaries, and gave their descent as he know of them. And then he enter ed his own pedigree; his wife ' s pedigree, his brothers-in-laws and sister- in-laws, and indeed the pedigrees of all of his kindred. By and by he took up with his friends' genealogies, and as many of them were Puritian clergymen like himself, ·he tersely recorded notable passages in their history, and he was honest with it all, and etc., .... but their chief value is the evidence they afford as to the true English ancestry of many an American emigrant in the 17th Century. To the New Englander this particular manuscript, and its fellow in the Bodleian Library at Oxford, occupy a pos it ion not utterly dissimilar to the Herald 1 s Visitations with us. Indeed Candler's information was the more valuab l e in that it affords same times the only clue the American genealogist has to act upon. That Candler gives us what we find nowhere else, the pedigrees of families clerical and landed, just below the Visitation rank, is another testimony to the great and almost unique value of his writing ." Wonders such as the Candler manuscripts would be, I am sure . a not infrequent find among the Bodleian treasures, given a will to delve for them. After all, the Bodleian is privy to every published book in the United Kingdon, and God in His wisdon only knows the full extent of their resources laid end to end . Such as the Candler Manuscripts would not be listed by the Bodleian as part of their specifically genealogical data. Nevertheless, they, and many another are there. I would like to mave from the specificities of the foregoing data to a much more generalized glimpse at the Bodleian from my personal point of view . Starting at the tap, let me recommend that you stay at the Randloph Hotel in Oxford if you plan Bodleian research, because of its proximity to the library. From the Randolph to the heart of the University area, a walk by aur measure is only three or four blocks. However, do not make the mistake of asking directions in blocks, or you will probably get only a blank stare. City distances are not taken in blocks in England, hut usually by reference to well-known landmarks, and b y the latter method you might be directed from St . Giles Stree t at the hotel, South to George Street , turn East on Broad Street until you reach the Sheldonian Theatre. At the Sheldonian if you can resist the temptation to enter this beautiful theater, you simply skirt th e East side of the building, walking past it to the entrance of the Bodleian Quadrangle. This is the old library area, and th e home of the bulk of the antique genealogical data in the repository. This rauting will also take you past the woril:.d-famous Blackwell Book Store, where an hour will be wellspent in examining their county and city histories and map sections. This would also gi ve you a good lo ok at the denizens of the surrounding university - - dons, graduate and under-graduate students who will be mill ing around in Blackwell' s and the neighboring shops that serve the colleges which comprise Oxford University. This gets you to the Library physicall y , hut it takes considerably more effort to get you into the Library with access to its use. The Quarteriy - Decerri>er 1981 487 The first step in -the entry process is to make contact with a certified, or at least a well-known, genealogist in England w~o can vouch to you with the Library at the Bodleian. This definition might be broadened to include well-know "antiquarian," or other person of sufficient stature of recognition to establish your identity as a serious reader. To initiate this pro cess, you write the Librarian, Bodleian Library, Department of Western Manuscripts, Oxford, England~ OX I 3BG requesting a recommendation form, and enclosing an envelope addressed to yourself with money for airmail postage. In the course of time when this requested forn is sent to you, you are to sign it with your customary signature, preferably that same appearing on your passport, and forward it to your recommender. He or she fills out the form in his own hand, and forwards it to the Librarian for ::1 pprov al. To facilitate the process, supply the recommender with an envelope addressed to the Bodleian Librarian and a similar one for the Librarian addressed to yourself, sa that the approved form can be returned to you. This rather involved exchange take time to accomplish, and you should allow two to three months for the process. I would think that the recommender should be an Englishman, if you hope to accomplish your end, as the Librarian has got to be able to recognize without much effort the party in question. In any event, an English man as recommender would doubtless be preferred. I can make no recommendation to you about the person or genealogical concern from whom to get a letter of recommendation, as this implies a relation ship of same standing . Any English genealogist willing to recommend you will of course have to have had correspondence or contact with you to an extent that warrants the request. For the sake of brevity, let' s as surne that the forego ing has been accomplished, and that you have your recommendation form in order, and have arrived in Oxford ready to research. The next step in the chain of entry is to bring the completed form to the Old Library in the Bodleian, to the entrance marked "Scala Musica" on the South End of the Bodleian Quad during library hours, Monday through Friday, 9:30 to 12:30 in the morning, 2:00 through 4:30 in the afternoon, or on Saturdays, 9: 30 to 12: 30 in the morning. The Bodleian is closed on Sundays, Good Friday, Easter Eve, and Easter Monday, the week of the late summer bank holiday, weekdays preceding Christmas Day, December 25th through January lst, with the except::ion of the Radcliff Science Library on the day of the Incania, which is the first Wednesday in the University's lang vacation. Alongside the completed form, be sure to take your passpoet or your driver' s license, which are the simplest of several possible secondary identifications that are requested, an y of which must bear either your signature or your photograph, or both. The actual entry crocess takes approximately thirty minutes, sa be prepared to fume a little. The don admitting you may well be late in umlocking the Admittance Office, or you may be precede in line by a number of readers. In any event - - be prepared to fume a little. The process of admittance is irritating in itself, as I experienced it. The gowned don who recieved me took his sweet time in examing all my credentials, and was visibly disappointed that he could find nothing w1rnng with them. He was a man eager to exercise his authoriy nega tively, as his subsequent comments proved. I had prepared myself 488 Dallas Genealogical Society to face a bit of vanity and a pinch of arrogance in this sanctum sanctorum of scholarship; but I had not prepared myself to face a covert skirt:1.ish of wits as part of the initiation process. After he had r e luc t an l y approved my credentials and accepted my forms, I asked "Would it i>e all right with you if I took home one of these blank admission forms? I think there might be friends of mine in Dallas who would want to make application." His true feelings became unequivocal at this point as he answered me "Yes, you may take a form, but we real ly don' t want people from Dallas, or from anywhere in the States coming over here to use the Library. They would probably try to send a recommendation from the Sheriff of Dallas, or some thing like that ! 11 Clearly he was looking for an excuse for his com- . ment. It took my utmost self-control to keep from reminding him that it had been the Rockefeller Foundation that had supplied the bulk of the million pound cost of the new Bodleian Building in 1940, that Americans should be welcomed here with apen arms, instead of subjected to indignities. But I bit my tongue---after all, I hadn't come all this way to be chucked out the door, so I fed him mock innocence, " Yes, I feel sure you have to keep your guard up against things like that ! 11 In those last seconds my droll tone must have betrayed me a bit, because he cut his eyes in an agitated way . I hadn 1 t given him cause to r e fuse me ent ry, but he began to suspect a double entendre in my remard, that I had momentarily played him fora fool . He wasn 't used to challenge, and he didn't know quite what to do about it. I was required to read the Library 1 s lengthy rules silentl y in the don 1 s presence, and to read aloud the customa r y oath, which includes a commitment not to steal, vandalize or set fire to the Library, among other enjoyments. By itself, the reading of the rules and oathtaking are unworthy of added comment, but the don ' s insinu ating and provocatice attitude most definitely are! At the end of the declarant oath, I looked up ful l into his eyes, and with the blandest expression at my command added an irnprovised addition of my own "Amen!" One last time he looked at me with a raking glance, not sure whether I was exp r essing colonial innocence and stupidity, or controlled sarcasm. I never gave him the satisfaction of knowing which, but signed my admittance card in silence and took my leave of that nasty man! Certinly not all my contact at the Bodleian had this unpleasant tone, but there is a free floating paranoia in the place, possibly warranted, that one is perhaps an incipient arsonist, a possible vandal or thief. You will simply have to take this as part ar.d parcel of the whole experience, and try to keep it in the perspective of the colossal resources available to you. Expect your carrying case, satchel or purse oo be searched on entering and leaving the Library at each visit, and the heavy gaze of the Librar y staff on your back as you work. I found this not unbearable, but a ch ronic nuisance . Up the circular stairway that leads to Duke Humphries Library, at the top of the Old Library Building, through the portals marked "Art s End , 11 you can handle the original of most any manuscript in the repository given certain procedural means . The Library prefers you to work from books on the apen shelves, or from microfilmed copies of original records, as you rnight expect --but, on special request The Quarterly - December 1981 489 will bring up from the archives most any document that you seek. This latter call takes about two hours, so allow for it if you want to handle original data. Allow yourself enough time, as it is going to take time both to locate and to request material, and to go through the rather elaborate processes of gett ing it. A welter of differing forms exist for differing purposes, and each is accompanied by a welter of directives governing its use. Microfilm, mansucripts, hooks not on open shelves, coping processes, all have individual request forms and acquisition proces~es. There is a minimum 24-hour delay for any copied instrument, even be it so simple as Xerox-ed copy. There are no copy machines in the Library, so be prepared to get writer's cramp before you leave the place. Many of the particulars of my own interest, I requested copied and forwarded to me at home, rather than trying to deal with them during my stay. If your time is limited, you would do well to know precisely what you are after, and something of how to get to it before You get there, some of which will be tended to through correspondence with the Librarian in advance. Towards this end, I have brought you copies of all the forms and directives that came into my hands during that stay. And if I haven' t sea red you to death about this place ..,._ perhaps you ' ll have a look at them. I'll leave the portfolio here for you to keep . The upper reach of the Library is filled with a race of troglodytes, who rarely see the sun or sniff fresh air. I secretly suspect that some of the Library natives live under the counters, or in the musky cubicles, where you can catch periodic glimpses of them bent in earnest pursuit over some corpus of blotched 15th Century manuscript. They gi ve short shrift to anyone not master of at !east two dead language, and don' t real ly want to be bothered with bumbling outsiders. But despite all these drawbacks, the incredible resources of the place, and the helpful young students who work the desk and will aid you in any way possible, make up for much. In a general sense, these young helpers will do a lot more for you than any erudite scholar of the place. I hope that this information has been of enough general interest to sustain the evening. Thank you. Editor' s Note: Our thanks to Mary Helen Br engel for taking the tape and making this transe ript ion for us to run in the Quarter ly. Elm Fork of Trinity River (Elm or Big Elm Creek) . Montague, Cooke, Denton and Dallas Counties; rises about l mile northwest of Saint Jo in eastern part of Montague County; flows southeasterly 85 miles to its junction with West Fork of Tri ni ty River forming Trinity River about 5 miles northwest of Dallas. Dallas and Montague topographic maps. From ... GAZETTEER OF STREAMS OF TEXAS 490 Dallas Genealogical Society BOOK REVIEWS Have you publi shed or cornpiled a book of genealogical or hist ori cal nature that you would like to have reviewed in The Qua r terly? If s o , mail a REVIEW COPY to the Editor , Dallas Genealogi cal Society, P. 0 . Box 1 2648 , Dallas, Texas 75225. Include the price and wh ere the b ook may be purchased. No charge is made for any review, and t he book wil l be placed in the Genealogy Department of the Dallas Public Library. It is aur poli cy to gi ve hooks a full review, not just a "dustjacket" review. NOTE: We ask that our members and patrons of the Library allow sufficient time for the Librar y to get thes e booka catalogued and on the s hel f befor e ma king inquir ies. BOOK REVIEW EDITOR: Pat SCHRADER DALLAS , TEXAS, A BIOGRAPHICAL GUIDE TO THE SOURCES OF ITS SOCIAL HISTORY TO 1930. By Harvey J . Graff , Charles Barten , Alan R. Baron, The University of Texas at Dallas, 1979. 54 pages, 6" x 9" , hardbound. The ti tle of this book is mi sleading. It not on ly contai ns information about the city of Dallas , but about Dallas County and the State of Texas. For each of the se geographical areas , primary and secondary sources are gi ven . The ti tles are li sted and the deposi tory or i nstitution where the records are held follows . The Texas genealogist will find titles under these sections especially helpful: Land Grants and Boundary Surveys, Tax Records , and Vi tal Statistics. And what researcher can res ist the s e records : Index of Assumed Names, and Dallas County Jail Book Prior to 1942 ? An informative li ttle book . No price information avai l able. THE STOUT- HEARTED GENEALOGI ST - llELACHOLY CATASTROPHES , AWFUL AFFRAYS , INFAllOUS ACTS . Compiled by Judith Rush. Available from: Rush Research , 136 Washington St. , Delaware City , Deleware 19706 . 94 pages, 9 " x 11~" , soft bound. $10 . 50 , includes post age . If your research has bogged down in the period of 184 0 to 1860 , try this source . If you want to experience the news as your ances tors experienced it, scan this book. Or if you think you ' ve seen every type of genealog i cal book, flip through the se pages . This book consists of crimes, all graphically described , which were reported in lo cal papers across the nation. All surn arnes are capitalized and underlined. An example of the contents: 1) Rich mond, VA , Oct. 1851, Richard CUDLIPP dropped an egg from the upper tier of the theater on the head of Thomas A. RICHARDS. Later, during a dispute over the incident, CUDLIPP put a knife into Richard ' s heart, 2 ) Sacramento , CA , April 1851, Charles H. llYERS brake up a fight in which four men had gange d up on one lone man . One of the four, Fredrick J . ROE, sho t MYERS . "MYERS was a sober, industrious citizen from Columbus , Ohio , where he leaves a family . Hangings, rapes, suicides, and murders - they 1 re all here; also, the time, place, and the participants are listed. Beginners note: Read the Foreward. It explains the numbering system and also The Quarterly - De cemb er 1981 491 the indexing systel!l. Do not let the nal!le of the newspaper (N. Y. Weekly Tribune) that these crimes were extracted from slow your research. Remember , these cri mes were originally reported in news papers all across the United States . TEXAS AND ITS FLAGS . The Daughters of the Republic of Texas. Avail able from: Mrs. Florine Railing , 4209 Mendenhall, Dallas , TX 75234. 18 pages , 5!.i " x Bli ' soft bound . $1.50 , includes tax and postage . Texans and adopted Texans will appreciate this li ttle book. It is a capsule history of the State of Texas as depicted by the flags that have flown over Texas . Included are the battle f lags : Ward ' s flag and Captain Scott ' s flag. All flags are shown in color . There is a short section on the rules governing the use of the Texas flag and the Texas State Memorial Days . An informative little book for eve ry Texan . As a co urte sy to the edi tars of The Southern Genealog ist' s Exchange Quarter ly , we are reviewing their Spring , 1981 quarter ly (Vol. XXII #97) . This issue contains 54 pages, has a heavy paper cover, and is bound with staples. It has black print, wide margins , and is easy to re ad . On several pages there is a tendency for the pr in ting to show through from the other side, hut this do es not hamner the reader. - The contents of this issue include: Edi tar 1 s letter, Ji...nnouncements, and Book Reviews Family Information on DOWTY , MAXWELL , PATTERSOM, and STEPHENS W. R. STANSEL letter Mil i tary Records of Revolutionary Soldiers in the 6th N. C. Regiment STRICKLAND Bible Record Jury List, Levy Co . , FL Ebeneezer Cemetery, Bulter Co., AL Damascus Cemetery, Bul ter Co . , AL New DeLoach Cemetery, Bullock Co. , GA 1885 Census, Duval Co., FL List of Hereditary and Patriotic Organi zations Queries, but no Index Subscription information: (Not associated with any society) Armchair Publications, Raute 2, Box 895, Hampton , GA 30228 $15.00 a year . Trinity River, West Fork- Archer, Jack, Wise , Tarrant and Dallas Counties ; rises about 4 miles southwest of Westfork in Archer County; flows southeasterly 145 mil es to its junction with Elm Fork of Trinity River forming Trinity River about 5 miles northwest of the city of Dallas in western part of Dallas County . Gaging stat ion maintained at Bridgeport. Weatherford, Fort Worth, and Dallas topographic map. From THE GAZETTEER OF STREAMS OF TEXAS Newton Creek- Dallas County; small stream flowing into Fivemile Creek (tributary to Trinity River) west of Hutchins in south central part of county. Dallas top- ographic map. From GAZETTEER OF STREAMS OF TEXAS Cedar Creek. - Dallas County; small stream flowing northeasterly from Hale into Trinity River south of the City of Dallas. Dallas topographic map. From THE GAZETTER OF STREAMS OF TEXAS 492 Dallas Genealogical Society QUERY PAGE All queries are FREE to members. Payment of $3.00 for each query must accompany queries submitted by non-members. Send in as many as you wish and they will be published as space permits. Please put each query on a separate page, double spaced, following the format used below. Limit your queries to 50 words, but do include all da tes and areas needed to clarify . Do not abbreviate . Proof read your query before mailing . Zelma Conway SHERMAN, 27 Canterbury, Orange, Texas 77630 CO!lWAY Julia CONWAY barn 23 August 1875 married Ben C. CHAMNESS CHAMNESS , Jr . Rusk County, Texas , 1889. 011ldren: Benjamin Oliver, Francis Amanda, Addison B., Garrett E. and Harrell T. CHAMNESS . Julia was livina in Dallas in 1916 . When did Julia and Ben CHAMNESS die and where are they buried? Will exchanae CONWAY information. Nola HENSARLING . 10330 Eastwood . Dallas . Texas 75228 Would like to contact Miss or Mrs .· SHAW who has CARTER traced Carter family from Van Zandt County , Texas back to Mississippi and Tennessee in 1800' s. Mrs. Lillian Harston NEUMANN , 317 College #5, Weatherford, Texas 76086 Would like to know where Joseph C. REED was barn? HARSTON Where he came from to Grand Prairie? He married STOVALL Josie A. THROOP in Navasoto , Texas , Nov . 20,1881. REED When did they come to Dallas County? Information 1-IERRillAN on others li sted will be appreciated. THROOP Mrs . Juanita M. JONES, 3303 80th Street, Lubbock, Texas 79423 Would like to know if "Eleanor wife of J. LOWRANCE LOWRANCE March 31 , 1792 - February 1, 1869", buried in Grapevine Cemetery, was wife of Jason Lowrance who came from Illinios in the 185~ and eventually settled in Tarrant and Parker Counties . Sue BYRUM HARRIS, 4524 Alta Vista Lane, Dallas , Texas 75229 Andrew T . WHITE married Malinda Jane PATTON,1827 , PATTON Greene County, Alabama. Both barn Union County, WHITE South Carolina, 1802 and 1804. Children: STOREY William Pat ton, David s., Rufus C., Walter B. , Martha Adeline (married William Harvey STOREY) . Who were parents of Andrew T. WH!TE? Malinda ' s father was William PATTON Jr., died 1825 , Union Co ., South Carolina and her mother was Martha ? Who were_ Martha' s parents? Sue BYRUM HARRIS, 4524 Alta Vista Lane, Dallas, Texas 75229 William Patton WHITE of Sumter County, Alabama WHITE killed in Civil War; his widow Mary Jane CRENSHAW CRENSHAW, her mother Elizabeth CHAMBERS CRENSHAW CHAMBERS and Elizabeth' s si ster Divine CHAMBERS carne The Quar ter ly - Decenber 1981 493 to Dallas County, Texas, after the Civil War , settled near Sunnyvale and Garland. Need father of Mary Jane CRENSHAW (born Tennessee , 1837- 1:888) and parnets of Elizabeth CHAMBERS (barn North Carolina, 1813-1900) and Divine CHAMBERS (barn North Carolina, 1818-1904). Will gladly exchange information. S ue BRYUM HARRIS , 4524 Alta Vista Lane, Dallas, Texas 75229 Orville H. WILSON (1848-1921) born Mississippi WI LSON SANDERS or Alabama , married in Dallas County, Texas 1872 , QUICK ~ Rachel Ann SANDERS ( 1855-19 35 ,barn Os age County , Missouri). Rachel Ann was daughter of William H. SANDERS and Elizabeth QUICK of Os age County , came to Dallas County, Texas circa 1864 . Who were parents of SANDERS? Who were parents of Orville WILSON? All buried at Lyons Cemetery near Sunnyvale . Information gladly exchanged . Sue BRYUM HARRIS , 4524 Alta Vista Lane, Dallas , Texas 75229 Need information on Simon BRYAM , horn Virgini a BYRUM 1774 , died 1859 Sumner Countv, Tennessee. Ma r ried BY RAM Tamor STARK, · born Stafford County , Virginia, 5 BY ROM Apri l 1773, died 1853 Sumner County , daughter of STARK John Carter STARK and Sarah ENGLISH . Was S i mo n ENGLISH also born in Stafford County? Who were h i s parents? Information gladly exchanged on BRYAM , STARK' ENGLISH families. P . W. GI FFORD , 9107 Devonshire , Dallas, Texas 75209 Need parents and siblings Edmund J. GIFFORD GIFF ORD barn 28 April 1830 Utica , New York , d i ed 30 Nov. RENFRO 1903 Bismarck, North Dakota, married first 17 WARREN May 1858 in Rock Island, Illinois to Nancy JOHNSON RENFRO WARREN. Married second 7 Aug. 187 3 Gr a n d WESTCOTT Ra pi ds, Michi gan to Josephine JOHNSON WES T COTT. Edmund ' s parents both horn Vermont and he on 1 850 census in Lagrange , Indiana . P. W. GI FFORD, 9107 Devonshire , Dallas , Texas 75209 Need first name, mother , and da tes of GOSSHAUER GOSSHAUER, daughter of Rev. R. GOSSHAUER and wi fe BONORDEN of Herman Frederick BONORDEN, MD . BONORDEN born 30 Aug. 1801 Herford , North Rhine (Scheumber- Lippie), Germany. Thei r son Herman Frederick, Jr . migrated to St. Louis 1859 and served in the Union Army. P.W. GI FFORD , 9 1 07 Devonshire , Dallas Texas 75209 Need parents and siblinqs of Deborah PLUMB b a rn PLUMB about 1655 Bever ly, MA . , died 19 Jan. 1740 ROUNDY Beverly, MA. m. 13 July 1678 Robert ROUNDY , 2 sans and 4 daughter. 494 Dallas Genealogical Society P .W. GIFFORD, 910 7 Devonshire, Dallas , Texas 7 5209 ... Need dates and places of Peter DOLLINGER rnarried DOLLINGER Christina PETERFEE probably in Frankfurt , Hessen, PETERFEE Germany about 1800-1810. Their son , Ludwig MEYER Ferdinand DOLLINGER b . lrFeb. 1812 , Frankfurt, Germany d. 11 Nov. 1858 Berlin. m. 1836 Sophie Frederick MEYER of Berlin. After Ludwig ' s death , Sophie ernigrated to St. Louis, MO and Iowa wi t h 2 sons and l daughter. Also need patents and siblings of Sophie . P . W. GIFFORD , 9107 Devonshire, Dallas , Texas 75209 Need parents and siblings of William RENFRO b. RENFRO ca 1702 VA . , m. Elizabeth CHANEY, buri ed Botetourt, VA. ch. William b. 14 May 1734 VA . d. CHANEY 1830 TN; James b. ca 1727 VA. d. 1801 VA ; Joh n ; Joseph; Jesse; and Moses b. l Feb. 1728 Va. , d . 1824. P. W. GIFFORD , 9107 Devonshire , Dallas , Texas 75209 Need parents and siblings George YOUNG Revolu YOUNG tionary Patriot. b. 1 May 1761 Readington , NJ . BOWMAN d. 9 Sept. 1849 Montgomery County , NY. m. (1) ORR Jane ORR d. befare 1829. (2) Mrs. Mary BOWMAN BEAN 11 Oct . 1829 Schoharie, NY. Son- Robert Nelson YOUNG, b. 16 Nov. 1800 d. 1854 . m. Jane Ann BEAN. Also need parents and siblings of Jane ORR . P . W. GIFFORD, 9107 Devonshire, Dallas , Texas 75209 Need ~ates, patents, and siblings of David CORMACK CORMACK of TN . Daughter Elizabeth b. 22 May 1810 REITFRO Nashville, TN .' d . 5 Feb. 1901 Rock Island, IL.' m. Absalom RENFRO 11 Jan. 1830 Stauten, IL. P. W. GIFFORD, 9107 Devonshire , Dallas, Texas 75209 Need parents and siblings of Ruth BAIRD b . BAIRD 15 Oct. 1799 Granville, Washington County , NY . RO UN DY d. 2 Jan. 1894 Davenport, IA. m. (1) 23 Dec. BLODGETT 1821 Spafford, NY, Daniel ROUNDY. (2) Ben J . BEARD BLODGETT 22 Feb. 1854, St. Charles , IL. Were her NEEDHAM parents Arnas BEARD and Hannah NEEDHAM who lived Mendon, MA 1745; Albany, NY 1765; Washington, MA 1783; Washington , NY 1790; and Geauga County OH 1800-1821? P. W. GIFFORD, 9107 Devonshire, Dallas, Texas 75209 Need parents and siblings Jane Ann BEAN b . 18 BEAN N9Y· 1803 Wayne County , NY. d. 1849 Sharbn, WI. YOUNG m. Robert Nelson YOUNG 30 Nov . 1820 , Charleston, Montgomery County, NY. P. w. GIFFORD , 9107 Devonshire, Dalla s, Texas 75209 Need parents and siblings Margaret JACKSON b. ca JACKSON 1768. m. (1) James RENFRO 1785 Woodford Co. KY . RENFRO James d. 1814 and she m. (2) Jesse CONWAY 7 Nov. CONWAY 1825 Madison Co. ,IL. The Quart erly- December 1981 495 P . W. GIFFORD, 9107 Devonshire, Dallas, Texas 75209 Need parents and siblings Hannah ALLEN b -. 10 - ALLEN Apr. 1730. Norwich, CN d. 25 ·· sept. 1798 Lynn , NEEDHAM MA. m. Daniel_NEEDHA!l b. 18 Nov. 1729 Salem, ROUNDY MA. Daughter, Lucretia m. Uriah ROUNDY 1780 BEARD and daughter, Hannah, m. !'.mos BEARD 1778. P . W. GIFFORD , 9107 Devonshire, Dallas, Texas 75209 Need parents and siblings Isabella ARMSTRONG b . ARMSTRONG ca 1707 Boston, llA. m. 16 Jan. 1728, Boston, NEEDHAM Daniel NEEDHAM b. 5 Dec. 17 0 3 Lynn' ~IA. d. ALLEN - 11 Mar. 1803. Son, Daniel m. Hannah ALLEN. P. W. GIFFORD, 9107 Devonshire, Dallas, Texas 75209 Need marriage da tes for Nicholas WOOD to ( 1) WOOD Dorothy ; (2) Mary PIDGE; (3) PIDGE Mary WILLIAMS; and ( 4) Ann PAGE all of Dorchester, WILLIAMS Braintree, Roxbury, or Medford, MA 1841-1870 . PAGE Seven daughters and two sans . Mary rnarried John THURSTON THURSTON, Sarah married Thomas BASS, Mehi tab le BASS married Joseph MORSE, Bethia married Ephraim ~ORSE CUTTER, Eleazor married Dorothy BABCOCK, and CUTTER Hannah married John HARDING. BABCOCK HARDING P. W. GIFFORD, 9107 Devonshire, Dallas, Texas 75209 Need parents of Mary WATTEL \llADDELL) (ATWELL) WADDELL b . 1 Aug. 1648 Chelmsford, MA. m. John PARISH ATWELL 29 Dec. 1685 Chelmsford. Were parents John and GOULD Mary GOULD WATTEL of Lynn, MA? WATTEL P. w. GIFFORD, 9107 Devonshire , Dallas, Texas 75209 Need parents and siblings and dates of Charles BUTTE Fe lix BUTTE b. ca 184 0 Germany' d. 18 85 San STOES Fancisco, CA. m. Clara Lena S'l'OES b. 3 Jan. 1850 Berlin,Germany. d. 10 Jan. 1910. Ch. George Charles Felix b. 1877, San Francisco , CA .; Paul Charles b. 1878; and Charles Felix, Jr . b. 1879. Charles Felix, Sr. was Engineer and Inventar. Clara Lena had sister, Elsa, and brother, Henry. P. W. GIFFORD, 9107 Devonshire, Dallas, Texas 75209 Need parents and siblings Nathaniel (or William) KIRKPATRICK Hawthorne KIRKPATRICK, b. ca 1805 SC; d. 1863 New Braunfels, TX. m Nettie . 4 sans James Richards 1829, Addison~, Pinkney ca 1830, William P. ca 1830. Three daughters Mary ca 1833; Antoinette ca 1838; and Al lene ca 1841. 496 Dallas Genealogical Society Anna F. HATTER, 7836 Thistle Drive, # 1243, Dallas, Texas 75240 Will answer any correspondence on various . LOUDERMILD spellings of this name: My descendants a r e LAUTERMILCHE Solomon LOUDERMILK barn 18·15 in Georgj.a·, his wife Malinda, and children Pinckney C. , John J. , William w., Marion, Nancy , Solornon W. , and Daniel G. Mrs. Wm . E . COOPER, 5418 Presten Haven, Dallas, Texas 75229 About 1860 John Holeman ABERCROMBIE ( barn ca ABERCROMBIE 1835 in Alabama) married Satsy Ann SIMMONS ( barn SH1MONS ca 1833 in Alabama) . The family came to Claiborne Parish, Louisiana about 1876. Does anyone know John' s and Satsy 's parents? John supposedly died in Texas. Does anyone know where and when? Mrs . Wm. E. COOPER , 5418 Presten Haven, Dal_la_s_, Tex~75229 Frank W. EVANS and Emily Josephine SHOCKLEY EVANS married in Claiborne Parish, Louisiana , 1873. SHOCKLEY Who were Frank 1 s and Josephine 1 s parents? One ABERCROMBIE of their children was Carrie (Caroline) rnarried Edmund Greenwood ABERCROMBIE , 1891. They also may have had a son , Robert. Were there other children? Charles O. Richardson, Jr., P. O. Box 422, Mineola, Texas 75773 Charles would appreciate any correspondence w1 th RICHARDSON any descendants and/or friends of same of t he HARRISON children of Goin C. RICHARDSON (1804- 1870) and BART LETT his second wife, Nancy J. HARRISON ( 1814- 1881) . RI LEY Martha J.C . . married Lucian L. BARTLETT; George w. DA VIS rnarried Carolina RILEY; William J . rnarried Mary TINCHER DAVIS TINCHER; Augustus A. married Delphian HAPKINS HAPKINS; Annie married Dr. Victor HENDERSON; HENDERSON Charles A. married Harriet C. WARD, Helen married WARD James Charles BRITTON. These children are but 7 BRITTON of the 17 that were barn to Goin and Nancy . I have substantial information on many of the other brothers and sisters as well as extended data on the parents. I would very rnuch like to share and/or exchange this and other data I have accumulated over the years on this line of RICHARDSONS. How about you??? Sue BLESSINGTON COOPER, 5418 Presten Haven, Dallas' Texas 75229 BLESSINGTON I am researching the name BLESSINGTON. I would like to hear from descendants of Joe ( 1845- pre 1900) and Agnes (barn 184 7) BLESSINGTON . Ch ildren were William, 1869; Mary R., 1871: James F. , 1873; Charles A. ,1877; Ellen, 1879; Agnes K., 1880; George H., 1882. The family li ved i n waco , Texas, at least between 1880-1900 . I 1.anltl like to hear from any BLESSINGTON descendant, any tine, any where. The Quarter>ly- December 1981 497 Volurne XXVII, Number 4, December 1981 IRISCD, 482 CRC6S,449 IEUfSOi,464 ERITTAIN, 449 ORA, 449 IEVY,464 PBfROO..tilE,497 ERl~,497 QJ)LJPP, 491 DIFRN..cl,464 ~.4.58,478,479, EKl.JSE,449 OJLPEPPER,449 Dl æAZIER, 465 480,481 ER:llN, 449, 478, 479, a...m.AY, 454 Dll'Ml'tD, 464 All Dallas Genealogical Society F.Al.D, 472, 475 æ6SHH..ER, 494 FAUST, 472 CI:U..D,496 FAUZER, 472, 475 æ.ÆHPM, 4.50 ~.454 EJrGl..ESTCN,4H KN The Quarte:rly - Decenber 1981 M: ORSEY, 445 Nloa.5,446,451 SCRl.lL5,4'5 M: a.END::f.I, 445 NISER,446 S&LE,451 M: a::MN, 445 K:HllS,446 RAOLCf./,447 SEYDELL,4.53 M: l:WllELL, 445 N:RTHl1Cltlll,482 RJCNl,446 Sf'f,\QR,447 M::: DILL, 455 N:RTK::P,459 R.AG...PND, 446 SKAFÆR, 452 M:::~,445,478,479, N::RTCN,4'5,458 RAILIJIC, 492 51-W M: RC&RTSClll, 446 PATTCl", 446 1 451, /f93 RIJICER., 447 Sl~S, 4.53 M: VEY, 4'1 ÆICID<, 446 RISllO:R, lf82 SIM>SClll, 451, 4.53, 4S4, fÆDLEY,445 PEJIRSCN,4.54,4.59 lnADE.N,479,480 456,458 fÆB<,445 P'BJ Dallas Genealogical Society STAFF.AR0,481 TI.mf, 448 'ÆATtERSBY, 4'8 STAFRRD, 4.5.5 lUJ The Quarte:rly - Oecember 1981 W1SfWA'll,4S9 UJTE.N,460 WfATI, 460 YEl'RCM , 460 WITMER, 459 \lCR0,460 W't'l.IE, 448, 460 YEG...EY,448 WITI, 4S8, 4,:i;9 \lCRDEN,460 '!OlK,460 '10l.F,4', 'ICRK,459 'IOJG,453,4,9,460, WJL.FE,4S8,4,9,460 "llCRLEY,460 ll79,480,495 \1C:JÆl...E,460 w::RTH IJIGTC:N,459 YIVC'f, ll48 'IO...NG,460 \1CID, :~· 4'9, 460, MXL, 483 Ym MARRIAGES - DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS, VOLUME I, BOOKS A-E (1846- 1877). 3,567marriagesofDallasCounty,Texas. Fullnamcindcxofgroom,brideand individualperformingceremony. Sl,xll. Softcover. Compiledandpublishedby OallasGenealogicalSociety,1978. $10.00 INDEX TO PROBATE CASES - DALLAS COUNTY TEXAS (1846-1900* ) . Nameandcasenul!bertothefirst3,100ProbateCases(Estate,Guardianship,Lun acy) , with cross-index co name of Execucors and Guardians. 8.ls x 11. Soft cover. CompiledandpublishedbyOallasGenealogicalSoctecy,1978. Sl0.00. *Includesafewcasesdisposedofafcerl900. ANCESTORS OF DALLAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY MEMBERS, VOLUME I. Infoniationfro111240charts,over3000anceatorsnames.lnsofarasknown,1nformatton includesblrthplaceanddate,deathdateandplace,andmarriagedate. Fullnamein dex . 8.ls x 11. Soft cover. Published by Dallas Genealogical Society, 1978 . $7 . 00. M!CROFILM OF ORIGINAL PROBATE PACKETS . Thefirst3,100ProbatePacketsofDallasCouncy,Texas,havebeenmicrofilmedby theDallasGenealogicalSociecy. ThesearecheORIGISALdocuments,andALLofche ORIGINAL papers found in the packeuweremicrofilmed. 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