crhe Quarterly
~allas. crexas
Volume XXVII September 1981 Number 3
In Cooperation With The Dallas Public Library Dallas Genealogical Society
A TE XAS NON-PROFIT CORPORATI ON P. O. Bo x 12648 D1llu. Tuas75225
lncooperation with the DALLAS PUBLIC LIBRARY
1981-1982 OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OFFICERS
Margaret Ann THETFORD (Mrs . li . Conway) 3725 Mockingbird 522- 3806 President Dallas, Texas 75205
Helen M. LU (Mrs. J. L. ) 4559 Hockaday Drive 350-6586 Executive Vice President Dallas, Texas 75229
Jeann e J . TABB (Mrs . William H.) 64 58 La venda le 368-6292 Vice Pr esident - Programs Dallas, Texas 75230
Bobbie F . THORNTON (Mrs. Arv in L 3724 Yosemite 4 22-1363 Vice President - Publications Plano, Texas 75023
Margaret HUDSON (Mrs. J. E., Jr. 550 7 Ridgetown Circle 661- 5126 Vice President - Membership Dallas , Te xas 75230
Carolyn ELLIOTT ( Mrs . li. S.) 8307 Stony Creek Drive 324-4694 Vice President - Communications Dallas , Texas 75228
Joan SIEGERT (~lr s . Charles L.) 709 Colgate Circle 2 76- 6279 Recording Secretary Gar land, Texas 75042
Jimmey R. GREENEY 4451 Mendenhall 38 7-1816 Treas urer Dallas, Texas 75234
DI RECTORS
Robert L. YATES, Jr . 5520 Boca Raton Drive 361-0961 Public Relation s Dallas, Texas 75230
Edwin D. KUYKENDALL 7428 lientwood Drive 361-5803 Mailings Dallas, Texas 75225
Mrs. Clytes A. CULLAR 1222 Femdale 943-8339 Research Dallas, Texas 75224
Ll oyd D. BOCKSTRUCK 3925-A Travis Street (R) 522-1302 Library Liaison Dallas , Texas 75204 (0) 748-9071
Pat TUDOR (Mrs . Edwin L. 4723 Heatherbrook 239 - 3342 Meeting Arrangements Dallas , Texas 75234
Mrs. ~la ry He 1 e n BR ENGEL 130 7 lfoodlawn Avenue 942 - 0550 Proj ects Dallas, Texas 75208 CJ'he Quarterly
Bobbie F. Thornton, Editor
~2!!!~!!!§. SOCIETY SECTION
Officers and Directors. . Inside Front Cover OGS Publications. . Inside Back Cover Editor ' s Desk ...... President ' s Annual Report . . iii
GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH SECTION
Dallas Genealogical Society Mernbership List . . 380 GRAY Bible Record ...... 386 His tory of the GRAY Family ...... 387 Abstracts from The Weekiy Messenger, Jewett, Leon County , Texas . . 387 Recent Acquisitions in the Dallas Public Library. . . 388 Wilson Prairie Cemetery, Wise County , Texas ...... 399 Microfilm Available at Archives Branch , Fort Worth, Texas . . 401 Nates from Life of Colonel A. HORTON ...... 403 Abstracts from The Decatu.r News , Decatur , Wise County , Texas. . 410 Index to Naturalization Records , Dallas County, Texas . . 411 City Cemetery , Davenport, Iowa. . . 418 Van Zandt County , Texas, Graves . . 419 A Fannin County , Texas , Marriage . . . . 419 The Second National BOURLAND Reunion . . 420 Qak Cliff Cemetery Burials . . 4 21 Dallas City and County Directory, 1881 - 1882 , , 429 Query Page . . 4 36 Book Reviews...... 438 Take Your Pencils and Figure Out the Day on Which You Were Bern . . 439 Index to Persons ...... 440 Abstracts from The Life of Little Rock, Little Rock, Arkansas . . 444
William R. CONGER . . 437 Viva CONGER . . 437 Mary Dean MORRIS . . 420 EDITOR' DESK
Here I go for another year as Editor of Th e Quar ter Zy. In addition to
the four lad i es who were thanked in the June edi tion for do ing the
proofreading for The Quarter ly , I would also like to thank Jane
SKINNER for her help with the proofreading. THANKS, Jane!:::
I would also like to thank Mrs. Bessie SIMS SHEPPARD for the Wise
County , Texas , cemetery censuses she keeps sending in. In case any of you have ancestors in Wise County and would like to do same research there, be sure and go to the Wise County Historical Museum in the old Decatur Baptist College building. They have a wonderful archives roorn which houses microfilm of the county newspapers , verti- cal files on county families, cemetery census es , etc. The building itself is a beauty, and the museum collecti ons are very interesting.
I tried to think of same way to carry off their m.iniature piano col lection to go with mine, but Pat HOLMAN convinced rne that would leave a bad impression !
If you do research in Kaufrnan County , here 1 s something that might interest you. Pat SCHRADER tells me that for same strange reason , the Terrell death records for 1954 are at the Water Department.
For Allegheny County, Pennsylvania , researchers, here' s an i tem of interest recently discovered by Joanie MAXWELL. Carnegie Library of
Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania Di vis ion , 4400 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania 15213 has a Death Notice Index to the Ga aette newspaper which ranges from 1786 through 1913.
BOBBIE F . THORNTON ii Dallas Genealogical Society PRES JDENT' S ANNUAL REPORT
Per by-laws requirernents, this report is submitted using figures as of the end of June 1981.
1. Our membership is in excess of 450 persons (and institutions) . 2. Our bank balance is in excess of $5, 200. 00. 3. The Revolutionary War rnicrofilm fund-raising project, which was started and mostly completed last year, was finished in November 1980 . Since this had been such a successful project, it was decided to undertake a new project of the same nature , "Index to Compiled Service Records of Volunteer Soldiers Who Served During the War of 1812" . This is a 234-roll set and to date the library has about 7 5 rolls. 4. DGS Annual Workshop was very successful. The speaker was Mr . Milten RUBINCAM, an expert on Pennsylvania and Maryland. We had an out- of- state bookdealer with a large inventory of books . The Workshop generated income in excess of $1, 200. 00 . 5. The sum of $7 50 . 00 was donated by DGS to the genealogy section of the Dallas Public Library from funds generated by the Annual Workshop. 6 . Book Awards were given to Banks McLAURIN, Jr . and Barbara COX in the family hi story category , and to Bobbie THORNTON and Helen LU and Gwen NEUMANN in the category of original records. 7. The Quar ter ly continued to be the fine professional-type journal of which we can be proud. It was decided that the book reviews would be critical reviews rather than just "book jacket" reviews, in order that aur members would be able to decide whether to buy a book or not. 8. We were not satisfied with the original format for the cemetery book and since it is intended to be a series of at least five volumes, it seemed important to have a workable format. This has been reworked and new Volume 1 is typed, proof-read and will be ready for the printer shortly. 9. DGS donated materials to the genealogy section of the Dallas Public Library. This includes rnernorials for deceased mernbers , and copies of hooks that the Society receives for review in The Quar>terly . Also, rnany rnernbers donate books to the Society and these are placed in the library. 10 . Our programs for the year were outstanding and of professional caliber . 11. Our research committee is abstracting the early deeds of Dallas County. 12. DGS has been participating in The Dallas Heritage Council and I think this will be of benefi t to all types of preservation efforts in Dallas .
The accomplishments of this year were made possible by the efforts of the DGS Baard of 1980/ 81 and the participation of the membership of the Society.
Adrienne B. JAMIESON
The Quarterly - September 1981 iii Includes members as of 1 July 1981.
Butt-Holdsworth Meinorial Library, 505 Water Street, Kerrville, Texas 78028 Cincinnati Public Library, 800 Vine Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 Clayton Library , 5300 Caroline, Houston, Texas 77004 Comanche Public Library, Box 411, Comanche, Texas 76442 Dallas County Heritage Society, 1717 Gano Street, Dallas, Texas 75215, 421- 5141 Far mers Branch Library , 13613 Webb Chapel, Dallas , Texas 75234, 247- 3131 Florida State Library, Serials Section, R. A. Gray Building, Tallahassee, Florida 32301 Genealogical Society, Acquisition Serials , 50 East North Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah 84150 Harp and Thistle, Ltd , P . o. Box 2072 , Warner Robins, Georgia 31099 Indi ana State Library, Serials Section , 140 North Senate Avenue, Indianapol is, Indiana 46204 Lancaster Veterans Memorial Library, 220 West Main, Lancaster, Texas 75146, 227-1080 Los Angeles Public Library, Genealogy, 630 West Fifth Street, Los Angeles, California 90071 McKinney Memorial Public Library, 314 South Chestnut Street, McKinney, Texas 75069, 542-7263 Midwest Genealogical Society, Inc., P. O. Box 1121, Wichita , Kansas 67201 Newb erry Library, 60 west Walton Street, Chicago, Illinois 60610 Northeast Texas Genealogical Society, P . O. Box 240, Mineola, Texas 75773 San Francisco Public Library, r.arkin and McAllister Streets, San Francisco , California 94102 (Quarterly Only) St . Louis Public Ll:brary, 1301 Olive Street , St. Louis, Missouri 63103 Tennessee Genealogical Society, P. O. Box 12124, Memphis, Tennessee 38112 Tenne~:~~e~===e 3 ;~~~ary and Archives, State Library Oivision, 403 Seventh Avenue North, Nashville, University of Texas, Central Serials Record, General Libraries, Austin, Texas 78712 Wisco~;;~ 6 State Historical Society, Newspaper-Periodical Unit, 816 State Street, Madison, Wisconsin ABERNATHY, Mr. and Mrs . Isaac L. , 3717 Nabholtz Lane , Mesquite , Texas 75150, 279- 4135 AKINS, Sam V. , 1408 Glenbrook, Irving , Texas 75061, 579-0506 ALEXANDER , Mr. and Mrs . William L., 638 Newberry Drive, Richardson, Texas 75080, 690-0518 ALLEN , Mrs. John Calvert , 6815 Blackwood Drive, Dallas, Texas 75231, 348- 7858 ANDERSON, Nancy , P . O. Box 983 , Thoreau, New Mexico 87323, (505) 862-7373 ANTHONY , Mrs . John w., 1622 Nolte Drive, Dallas, Texas 75208 , 946- 3633 ARANT, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh David, 7048 Arboreal Drive, Dallas, Texas 75231, 348-1922 ARMSTRONG, Betty, 3202 Martin, Wichita Falls, Texas 76308, (817) 767- 2376 ATKINS, Kathryn ENGLISH, 3212- B Daniels, Dallas, Texas 75205, 361- 7561 BADGETT, Mary , 623 Classen, Dallas, Texas 75218, 341- 0929 BAIRD, Miss Nina, 13100 Oak Hills Drive, 2318, Seal Beach, California 90740, (213) 430-2588 BAKER, Mrs . Chloe V., 7608 South Lancaster Road, Dallas, Texas 75241, 224- 2295 BARRIS, Dr . William H. , 2709 Hood Street , Dallas, Texas 75219 , 521- 2609 BASKIN, Mattie V., 1300 Parker Drive, Odessa, Texas 79761 , (915) 366-0514 BAYLIS , Mrs. Robert V., 9835 Elmcrest , Dallas, Texas 75238, 348-7737 BAYS, Mr . and Mrs. David, 2135 Masters Road, Dallas, Texas 75227, 285-3777 BEADLES, Mrs. Mary M. , 4037 Northview Lane, Dallas, Texas 75229, 352- 5708 BEDNAR, Mrs. w. C., 6730 Brookshire Drive, Dallas, Texas 75230, 368- 7611 BIRMINGHAM, Mr. and Mrs . Allen V. , 8315 Midway Road, Dallas , Texas 75209, 352- 2024 BLACKARD , Charles M. and Doty, 10405 Messerest Drive, Dallas, Texas 75238, 341- 4946 BLACKBURN, Mrs . Douglas F., 927 Sandia Drive, Hobbs, New Mexico 88240, 393- 2768 BLAND, Jeanette B., 1436 North Cheyenne Drive, Richardson, Texas 75080, 231-1226 BOCKSTRUCK, Lloyd Dewitt, 3925- A Travis Street, Dallas, Texas 75204, 522- 1302, Life Member BOLDING , Mrs . Erie H., 6516 Danbury Lane, Dallas, Texas 75214, 361- 2309 BOND, Mr. and Mrs. George D., 3460 Mockingbird Lane, Dallas , Texas 75205, 528- 9890 BONNIE , Mary P. , 9125 Copper Northeast, Apartment 1109, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87123, (505) 293- 1805 BORDEN, John Myren, 11007 Fernald , Dallas , Texas 75218, 348- 9312 BOST, Nancy K., 2916 Materhorn Drive, Dallas, Texas 75228, 279- 2705 BOWERS, Mr. and Mrs . Marvin L. , 11320 Glen Cross Drive, Dallas, Texas 75228, 279- 2886 BOYKIN, Lucile ANDERSON, 6761 Larmanda, f.134, Dallas, Texas 75231 , 341-6928, Life Member BRAMBLE, Jacqueline B., 3806 Lakeridge Drive , Grapevine, Texas 76051, 481- 3097 BRANNON, Mr. and Mrs . J. Floyd, 4227 Higgins , Dallas, Texas 75211, 339-9179 BRENGEL , Mary Helen, 1307 Woodlawn Avenue, Dallas, Texas 75208, 942- 0550 BRIGGS , Mrs . Ben , 4711 Watauga Road, Dallas, Texas 75209 , 357-1116 BROOKINS, Mrs . Donald S., P. o. Box 485, Ehrenberg, Arizona 85334, (602) 857-3428 BROOKS, Bettie, 117 South Westmoreland , Dallas, Texas 75211 , 331- 2261 BROWN, Mr . and Mrs. Jack M., 3028 Royal Lane, Dallas, Texas 75229, 247- 7468 BROWN, Martha E . , 3142 Satsurna, Dallas, Texas 75229, 247- 7816 BROWN, Maxine WOOLVERTON, 7907 Cliffbrook Drive, #166, Dallas, Texas 75240, 661- 9451 BROWN, Mrs. Fred Ross, 3337 Mayhew Drive , Dallas , Texas 75228, 279- 3009 BRUCE, Dorothy ODOM, 13123 Roaring Springs, Dallas, Texas 75240, 239- 4901
Dallas Geneal ogical Society BRYANT, Mrs. John L. , 2836 University Boulevard, Dallas, Texas 75205, 368- 4938 BURGER, Miss Al va M. , 5743 Marquita Avenue, Dallas, Texas 75206, 826-2595 BURKS, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey V., 2010 Circulo Del Mante Northeast, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87112 BURTON, Hellice, 3602 Ann Arbor, Houston, Texas 77063 , 781-0260 BUSBY, Mr. and Mrs. Levi A. , 1009 Tipperary Drive, Dallas, Texas 75218 , 327-7654 BUTLER, Mrs. Robert K., 4402 Samerville, Dallas, Texas 75206, 826-3354 1 ~~i~~ÅY ~a~~~ 'a~~l~r;~i~:e~!~~~. D:;gs Mei~~=: ~;~;;' D!~i~;~ ~exas 75229, 351-0083 l CANSLER, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell I., Jr., 9850 Lakemere Drive , Dallas, Texas 75238, 348-4264 CAPHTON, Mrs. Don, 4113 Hanover Street, Dallas, Texas 75225, 368-8550 CAPPLEMAN, Anne c., 6456 Trammel Drive, Dallas, Texas 75214 , 691-6755 CARDER, Ellen GRIMMER, 1118 Hollywood, Dallas, Texas 75208, 943-1922 CARTHEW-YORSTOUN, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. , 4661 Southern Avenue, Dallas, Texas 75209, 351- 1138 CARUTH, Mr. and Mrs. Ray, 5342 Longview, Dallas, Texas 75206, 821- 2692 CECIL, Elizabeth Earl R., 7546 overdale , Dallas, Texas 75240, 239-0995 CHANEY, Royce, 5847 Boca Raton Drive, Dallas, Texas 75230, 368- 8173 CHAPMAN, Miss Mary Junia , 4230 Prescott Avenue , Dallas, Texas 75219, 521-0761 CHESNUTT, Mr . and Mrs . N. P., 6653 Gasten Avenue, Dallas , Tex.as 75214, 823-3229 CLARK, Colonel and Mrs. John L., 2832 Teakwood, Plana, Texas 75075, 867-1878 CLARK, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne B., 6474 Tulip Lane, Dallas, Texas 75230, 361-2972 CLARK, Mrs . B. J., 3104 Hidalgo, Irving , Texas 75062, 659-1127 CLEMENT, Jane McCASLAND, 9648 Crestedge, Dallas, Texas 75238, 341-2522 COBB, Mrs. Vera Dee, 8306 Midway Road, Dallas, Texas 75209, 352- 2730 COBER, Mr. and Mrs. Jay D., 1253 Danville Drive, Richardson, Texas 75080, 231-2518 COCHRAN, Anne A. , 3824 Pallos Verdas Lane, Dallas, Texas 75229, 352-1532 COCKE, Virginia WEBB , COCKES and Cousins, P. O. Box 7281, Reynolda Station, Winston- Salen, North Carolina 27109, (919) 725-0868 COLE, Mrs . Byron w., 2711 San Marcus, Dallas, Texas 75228, 279-7938 COLLIER, Mr. and Mrs . Weldon J., 8325 Cabrera Drive , Dallas, Texas 75228, 327- 4179 CONGER, William R., 2434 Emmett Street, Dallas, Texas 75211, Deceased COOPER, Mr . and Mrs . William E., 5418 Presten Haven Drive, Dallas, Texas 75229 , 368- 8227 COOPER, Miss Ruth J., 4826 Worth Street, Dallas, Texas 75246, 821-2977 COX, Barbara, 9116 Webbs Kay, Dallas, Texas 75243, 348-0598 COX, Mrs . R. A., 527 East Center, Duncanville, Texas 75116, 296-4 520 COYLE, Berniece DOUGLAS, 574 Temple Drive, Lewisville, Texas 75067, 434-1020 CRAGON, Henrietta H. , 11423 Royalshire Drive, Dallas, Texas 75230, 368-6199 CRAWFORD, William Lusk, 4933 Skillman, Apartrnent 1149, Dallas, Texas 75206, 361- 0731 CROUCH, Mrs. Robert M., 7323 Wake Forest Drive , Dallas, Texas 75214, 341-3668 CULLAR, Clytes A., 1222 Ferndale, Dallas, Texas 75224, 943- 8339 DAFFRON, Mr. and Mrs. John K., 1214 Pioneer Drive, Dallas, Texas 75224, 946-9206 DARNELL, Rubyann T" 3734 Truesdell, Dallas, Texas 75234, 247-5046 DAVIS, Ruth LOVETT, 3959 Sherwod Forest Drive, Jl57E, Dallas, Texas 75220, 358-5766 DECKER, Norma, 13331 Blossomheath Lane, Dallas, Texas 75240, 239- 0592 DESPAIN, Mrs . Minier, 4562 Arcady, Dallas, Texas 75205, 522·2306 DEWEY, Betty J., 630 Sherwood Drive, Richardson, Texas 75080, 234- 4603 DISHMAN, Mrs . Roy E . , 10609 Longmeadow Drive, Dallas, Texas 75238, 348-1575 DODDS, Alan S . , 6054 Waggoner Drive, Dallas, Texas 75230, 361-4990 DOYE, Mrs. Joe P., 9927 Ridgehaven, Dallas, Texas 75238, 348-2445 DRUMWRIGHT, Charles M. , 4639 McKinney, Apartment P, Dallas, Texas 75205, 521-7469 DuPRIEST, Mr. and Mrs . Dennis B., Jr. , 5621 McCommas, Dallas, Texas 75206, 821-9234 DURBIN, Stephen A., 2836 Milten Avenue, Dallas, Texas 75205, 361-4198 DURHAM, Mr. and Mrs . Thomas B. , 6110 McConunas, Dallas, Texas 75214, 827-2785 EDDL~~.: 3~~ 9 and Mrs . William R., 4014 Republic National Bank Tower, Dallas, Texas 75201, EDMONDSON, Chan, 4506 Abbott Avenue, #9, Dallas, Texas 75205, 559-2987 EGGER, Mrs . OWen, Raute 2, Plainview, Texas 79072, (806) 296-2075 ELLIOTT, Carolyn BELCHER, 8307 Stonycreek Drive, Dallas, Texas 75228, 324-4694 ELLIS, Wanda, 3130 Lombardy Lane, #1080, Dallas, Texas 75220, 352-4652 ENCKE, Mr . and Mrs. Wilbur M., 6321 Mercedes Avenue, Dallas, Texas 75214 , 827-4990 ENGLISH, Jesse D., Jr., 737 North Hampton Road, Dallas, Texas 75208, 946-7335 ENGLISH, Dorothy B., 1600 Canyon Oaks, Irving, Texas 75061, 253-8640 ERICSON, Mrs. Joe, 1614 Redbud Street, Nacogdoches, Texas 75961, 564-3625 FALZONE, Cecelia D., 1528 Mapleton, Dallas, Texas 75228, 327- 1722 FARMER, Michal MARTIN, P. o. Box 140880, Dallas, Texas 75214, 827-3796 FERGUSON, Glyna, 5736 Enchanted La.ne, Dallas, Texas 75227, 381-7398 FEWELL, Mildred M., 3730 North Versailles, Dallas, Texas 75209, 521- 5042 FIFE, Helen HARRIS, 3437 Rankin Street, Dallas, Texas 75205, 363-0794 FISHER, General Carleton E. , 195 Fair Way Village, Largo, Florida 33540, (813) 536- 9320, Life Member FLOYD, Mildred , 8733 Grovecrest Drive, Dallas, Texas 75217, 391- 2732 FOWLER, Eugene F., Jr., 721 Northill Drive, Richardson, Texas 75080 , 690-4936
The Quarter ly - September 1981 FROST, Mr. and Mrs. Herschel, 6122 Glennox Lane, Dallas, Texas 75214, 368- 6585 FULTON, Mr . and Mrs. Buster, 822 Rolling Meadows Drive, Arlington, Texas 76015, (817) 465- 4983 GADDIS , Luman L., 900 Elizabeth Street, Gilmer, Texas 75644, (212) 843- 2245 GADDY, A. E., 9817 Kingsley Road, Dallas, Texas 75238,348- 2821 GAFFORD, Virginia R. , 1935D Atlantic, Dallas, Texas 75208, 946- 8706 GALIPP , Barbara, 2438 Bra.1don Street, Dallas, Texas 75211, 337- 3542 GARRETT, Mr . and Mrs. Charles L. , 4018 Keystone, Garland, Texas 75041 , 278-0472 GARVIE, Mr. and Mrs. Robert s., 4707 Cole Avenue, Dallas, Texas 75205, 521- 6292 GAUNTT, Myrtle FETNER, 105 Maple Avenue, Hubbard , Texas 76648 , (817) 576-2196 GENTRY, Mr . and Mrs. Daniel R., 3523 Merrell Road, Dallas , Texas 75229, 351- 4194 GIBBS, Susie Elizabeth, 424 Wayne, Dallas, Texas 75223, 827- 6658 GIBSON, Carol ALLEN, 4811 Amesbury, Apartment 125, Dallas, Texas 75206, 369- 4554 GIFFORD, P. W., 9107 Devonshire, Dallas, Texas 75209, 368-7816 GILLIS, Vern, 4649 Saturn, Ul95, Garland, Texas 75041, 681- 0851 GILMORE, Mr . and Mrs . Kenneth E., 5322 Mockingbird Lane, Dallas, Texas 75209, 350-6720 GOETZ, Henry K., 3129 Caruth, Dallas, Texas 75225, 368-5941 GOOD , Mildred BAXLEY, 1100 Northside Drive, Carrollton, Texas 75006, 242- 5613 GOODMAN, Mr. and Mrs . Floyd H., 3605 Hilton, Dallas, Texas 75205, 363- 2974 GREEN, Mr. and Mrs . John Plath, 1800 North Market, Dallas, Texas 75202, 742- 3873 , Life Member GREENE'i, Jimrney R. , 4451 Mendenhall, Dallas, Texas 75234, 387- 1816 GREGG, Genevieve B. , 6423 Lakehurst, Dallas, Texas 75230, 361-1186 GREGG, Rosalie, 1602 South College, Decatur, Texas 76234 , 627- 3732 GRIFFIN, June, 2602 Catherine, Dallas, Texas 75211, 941-0951 GRO<»!, Muriel c. JOHNSTON, 2101 West Fifth, Stillwater, Oklahoma 74074 , 372-8640 GUINN, Terrell, 2611 Shelby, Apartment 216, Dallas, Texas 75219, 528- 9345 HADEN, Mildred B., 9033 Villa Park Circle, Dallas, Texas 75225, 363- 7723 HALL, Douglas Lee, 3703 Travis, #204, Dallas, Texas 75204, 522-7785 HAMILTON, Una, 3119 Milten Avenue, Dallas, Texas 75205, 363-0358 HAMLET, Betty J . , 1428 Brookhollow, Irving, Texas 75061, 438-6250 HANSEN, Carolyn C . , 2508 Grandview Drive, Richardson, Texas 75080, 235- 8922 HARRIS, Mrs. Evelyn NELSON, 1406 South Marsalis , Dallas, Texas 75216, 946- 1628 HARRIS, Sue BYRUM, 4524 Alta Vista Lane , Dallas, Texas 75229, 352- 1977 HARRISON, Hastings, 4316 Potomac Avenue, Dallas, Texas 75205, 521- 7264 HARVEY, Betsy Jane, 3403 High Vista Drive, Dallas, Texas 75234, 241- 9499 HATTER , Anna F., 7836 Thistle Drive, Apartment 1243, Dallas, Texas 75240, 661- 8198 HAWPE , Mr. and Mrs. George A., Jr., 1218 Pioneer Drive, Dallas, Texas 75224, 946-2602 HA'i, Stephen J., Jr., 11010 Strait Lane, Dallas, Texas 75229, 361- 1860 HA'iES, Mr. and Mrs. James N., 706 Bondstone, Dallas, Texas 75218, 348- 6506 HA'iES, Mrs. Jere R., 2717 East Amherst, Dallas, Texas 75225, 369-6690 HA'iS, Mr. and Mrs. Joe C., Jr., 3728 Rockdale Drive, Dallas, Texas 75220, 352- 9105 HEJL, Mr. and Mrs . Andrew, 4332 Concho, Dallas, Texas 75206, 824- 4889 HELGESON, Betty J ., 1509 Clear Point Drive, Gar land, Texas 75041, 271- 7979 HEU'I , Mr. and Mrs . Minor L., 3414 Spruce Valley Lane, Dallas, Texas 75233, 331- 5676 HENDERSON, Mrs . James, 127 East Ireland Drive, Irving , Texas 75062, 255- 2644 HENSARLING, Mr . and Mrs. Nolan B. , 10330 Eastwood, Dallas, Texas 75228, 327-4302 HICKS, H. Cecil, T. L. LAWHON Company, P. o . Box 24701, Dallas, Texas 75224, 747- 4411 HICKS, Mr. and Mrs. Val ton T., 3621 Duchess Trail, Dallas, Texas 75229, 352-7929 HIGGINS, Eli2abeth Ann and Mrs. Goldie YORK, 10637 Marsh La.ne, Dallas, Texas 75229, 350- 4223 HILLEY, La.velle SHIPPER, 4652- B Matilda, Dallas, Texas 75206, 739- 2877 HOFFPAUER, Dorislee R. , 609 West Arapaho Road, Richardson, Texas 75080, 235-3515 HOLLIDAY, Joan E., 14424 Hague Drive, Dallas, Texas 75234, 24 7-4170 HOLMAN, Patricia MARTIN, 1500 Northcrest, Plana, Texas 75075, 424- 4282 HOLMES, Mr . and Mrs. S. F., Jr., 7730 Southwestern Boulevard, Dallas, Texas 75225, 368- 6291 HOOT, Dr. and Mrs . Ed, 6402 Malcolm Drive, Dallas, Texas 75214, 827- 2275 HORD, John Alan, 1001 West Kansas, Midland, Texas 79701, (915) 682-3267 HOSKINS, Mrs . Glen c., 923 Abrams Road, Richardson, Texas 75081, 235-7405 HOUREN, Carol A., 17133 Club Hill Drive, Dallas, Texas 75248 , 931-5144 HOWSER , Ronnie G., 114 Throckmorton Street, Gainesville, Texas 76240, (817) 665- 4430 HUOON, Jeanne, 5809 Tremont Street, Dallas, Texas 75214, 824-7159 HUDSON, Mr. and Mrs. J. E., Jr., 5507 Ridgetown Circle, Dallas, Texas 75230, 661-5126 HUFF I NES, Mr. and Mrs . Leonard A. , 5759 Pineland, Apartment 1019 , Dallas, Texas 75231, 696- 2076 HUFFMAN, Sallie B., 5423 Peterson Lane, 1221, Dallas, Texas 75240, 386-7263 HULEN, Mr. and Mrs. Richard L., 6705 Mimosa Lane, Dallas, Texas 75230, 361- 5347 HULL, Lorraine HUFF, 4208 Normandy, Dallas, Texas 75205, 526-6231 HUNTER, Mr . and Mrs . Richard, 4349 Chesnut Drive, Mesquite, Texas 75150 , 279-7187 IBARGUEN, Laney, 606 South waterview, Richardson, Texas 75080 , 231-1313 ISBELL, Mr . and Mrs. John w. , Raute 2, Pilot Point, Texas 76258, (817) 637- 2204 JACKSON, John N., 7408 Greenbrier Drive, Dallas, Texas 75225 , 368- 5420 JACKSON, Mr. and Mrs . John w., ll22 Haines Avenue, Dallas, Texas 75208 , 942-4601 JACKSON, Mrs. Robert E., 517 Cumberland Circle, Garland, Texas 75041, 278-7782
Dallas Genealogical Society JACOBY, Mr. and Mrs. William F . , Jr., 4015 Killion Drive, Dallas, Texas 75229, 351-6338 JAMES , Russel! B., 2112 Westridge, Plane , Texas 75075, 424-5080 JAMES, wayne, 2604 High Oak Drive, Arlington, Texas 76012, 461-3306 JAMIESON, Mr . and Mrs. John A., 9640 Cove Meadow Drive, Dallas , Texas 75238 , 348-3414 JENKINS, Phyllis, 300 Stonegate,Lewisville, Texas 75067, 221-1690 JENSEN , Harris K., 9019 Liptonshire Drive, Dallas, Texas 75238 , 348-8669 JERDEN, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil M. , 1147 North Edgefield , Dallas, Texas 75208, 942-6383 JOBE , Earl and Venetia , 310 Northwest 15th, Grand Prairie, Texas 75050, 262-3744 JOHNSEY, Robert W., 10663 Royal Springs Drive, Dallas, Texas 75229, 358-4320 JOHNSON, Mr. and Mrs. Alex T., 1500 North Garrett, Aparttnent 136, Dallas, Texas 75206, 823"1017 JONES, Dorothea s. , 5473 Anita Street , Dallas, Texas 75206, 826-9269 JONES, Gwendolyn KENT, 1803 East Grauwyler, lll3, Irving, Texas 75061, 438-8589 JONES, Juanita M. , 3302 80th Street, Lubbock , Texas 79423, 793-3938 KELSAY, Mr. and Mrs. William Davis, 6802 Clayton, Dallas , Texas, 75214, 321-3820 KENDRICK , Leah DANIELS, Raute 3, Redbud Point, Roanoke, Texas 76262, 430-0574 KENNEDY, Mattie Sue, 615 North Winnetka, Dallas, Texas 75208, 942-9189 KIBLINGER, Mrs . c . E . ' 6118 McCommas, Dallas, Texas 75214, 827-1549 KIRKPATRICK, Mr. and Mrs. Walter L., 1803 North Winnetka, Dallas, Texas 75208, 747- 3476 KIRST,Audrey, 1616 Northcrest, Plane, Texas 75075, 423-6173 KITTRELL, Margaret T. , 7244 West Lake Drive, Dallas, Texas 75214 , 321-9539 KOHEN, Mr. and Mrs. David H. , 6211 West Northwest Highway, 1404 , Dallas, Texas 75225, 368- 1600 KUPFER, Essie L., 4719 Cole Avenue, Apartment 1102, Dallas, Texas 75205, 528-9959 KUYKENDALL, Edwin D., 7428 Wentwood Drive, Dallas , Texas 75225, 361-5803 LAGOW, Mr . and Mrs . Charles M., Sr., 1252 South Selva Drive, Dallas, Texas 75218, 321-9896 LAMBETH, Lee and Jo, 13319 Belfield, Dallas , Texas 75234, 243- 5329 LANHAM, Honey Sue, 414 North Post Oak Lane, Houston, Texas 77024 LARUE , Mary Ann, 4103 saranac, Dallas, Texas 75220, 357- 5074 LASATER, Mary Beth, 1004 Tarryall Drive, Dallas, Texas 75224, 371-0641 LEAVELL, Margaret F., 9045 Gunnison Drive, Dallas, Texas 75231, 341-3109 LEDBETTER, Mrs. c. c . , 2506 West lOth, Dallas, Texas 752ll, 339- 7402 LEDLOW, Elaine A. , 713 Crescent, Denten, Texas 76201, (817) 382- 8114 LEE, Kathryn C. , 10794 Morning Glory, Dallas , Texas 75229, 358-4932 LEFFINGWELL, Suzann, 2425 Prairie Creek, Dallas, Texas 75227 , 388-4169 LEGETT , Mr. and Mrs . Thomas R., 4707 Allencrest Lane, Dallas, Texas 75234, 239- 4412 LEIGH, Carolyn BOLDEBOOK, 2842 Golfing Green Drive , Dallas, Texas 75234, 241- 8610 LETOT, Totsy CASTEEL, 3629 Mockingbird, Dallas, Texas 75205, 528-7598 LINDSLEY, Mr. and Mrs. Porter, Jr,, 4612 Watauga Road, Dallas, Texas 75209, 352-1161 , Li fe Member LOCHRIDGE, Daphna, 6119 Menger Avenue, Dallas, Texas 75227, 381-2926 LOCKEY, Grace and LAIN, Nadine, 4231 Delmar Avenue, Dallas, Texas 75206, 826-3184 LOOPER, Linda JACOBS, 1433 Moloviste Avenue, Newark, Ohio 43055 , (614) 366-1226 LOW, Mrs. John , 4715 Elsby, Dallas, Texas 75209, 352-6682 LOWE, Oorothy, 2319 Perryton Drive , Dallas, Texas 75224, 339-8054 LU, Mrs . J. L. , 4559 Hockaday Drive, Dallas, Texas 75229, 350-6586 LUCADO, James S . , 4429 Shady Hill Drive, Dallas, Texas 75229, 351- 3995 LUCE, Mr. and Mrs . Edward A. , 201 Lawrence Avenue, Terrell, Texas 75160, (214) 563-7379 LUSH, Mrs. A. E., 2737 O'Bannon Drive, Dallas, Texas 75224, 941-0606 MADOLE, Mrs. Ross, 3644 McFarlin Boulevard, Dallas, Texas 75205, 526- 2392 MALCOLM, Mr. and Mrs. Lyndon, 2116 Shady Brook Drive , Bedferd, Texas 76021, 267-1645 MANN, Mr. and Mrs. John H., 8123 San Leandro, Dallas , Texas 75218, 327-2135 MARDOCK, Dr. and Mrs . Julian, 3418 South Beckley, Dallas, Texas 75224, 374-5406 MARSHALL , R. Ben and Karan, 715 Melrose Drive , Richardson, Texas 75080, 235-5646 MARTIN, Duane WEBSTER, 10127 Crestover Drive , Dallas, Texas 75229, 352- 3381 MARTIN, Mrs. Hershal c., 847 Misty Glen , Dallas, Texas 75232, 374- 1283 MARTIN, Mrs . Orval C., 1503 Irvin Lane, Irving, Texas 75060, 254- 3265 MASON, Richard Clyde, 6776 Patrick circle, Dallas, Texas 75214, 823- 1625 MATHEWS, Betty M., 3680 Pallos Verdas Drive, Dallas, Texas 75229, 357-8074 MATTHEWS, Mrs. Presten A., 1814 Seevers Avenue, Dallas, Texas 75216, 946-2435 MAXCY, Dr. Mabel E., 2215 North Locust Street , Denten, Texas 76201, {817) 382-2078 McCRARY, Mrs . H. C., 6112 Anita Street, Dallas, Texas 75214, 823- 7321 McDONOUGH, Mrs. John w., 7214 Royal Lane, Dallas, Texas 75230, 363- 3527, Sustaining Member McGOWAN, Mrs. Garden J,, 3641 Greenbrier Drive, Dallas, Texas 75225, 361-4 737 McHAM, Edward C. , P . o. Box 50153, Dallas, Texas 75250, 349- 7165 McKINLEY, Mr. and Mrs . Louis B., 4736 TWin Post Road, Dallas, Texas 75234, 239- 7827 McKNIGHT, Grace C., 303 South Mabel Street , Ferris, Texas 75125, (214) 544-3384 McKNIGHT, Joseph W., 3540 Rankin Avenue, Dallas, Texas 75205, 361-0894 McLAURIN, Banks, Jr., 5843 Royalcrest, Dallas , Texas 75230, 368-4357 McLEMORE, Mrs. W. S . , P. O. Box 212, Edgewood, Texas 75ll7, (214) 896-4218 McMAHAN, Mr. and Mrs. Grady, 4229 Longleaf, Garland, Texas 75042, 276- 3739 MEADOWS, Fandella WEBB, 6414 Mercedes, Dallas, Texas 75214, 823- 7637 MEANS, Mr. and Mrs . Paul L., 500 Hyde Park Drive, Richardson, Texas 75080, 235-6815
The QuarterZy - September 1981 MENEFEE , Mr . and Mrs. William George, 1529 Lexington Drive, Garland, Texas 75041, 278-1614 MESLER, Yvonne NOWELL, 2020 North Locust, Denten, Texas 76201, (817) 382- 5685 MILLER , Marilyn and Lillie Jean , 308 West Avenue F , Garland , Texas 75040, 276-1969 MILLER, Mrs. Hardy M. , ll023 Pinocchio Drive, Dallas, Texas 75229 , 351- 5852 MILLER, Nancy and Delphine, 5746 Morningside, Dallas, Texas 75206, 823-6252 MITCHELL, Diana Kay, 5932 Sandhurst, Apartment 1115, Dallas , Texas 75206 , 691-1528 MITCHELL, Mary, 407 West Clarendon, Dallas , Texas 75208, 941-5319 MIZELL, Pearl w., 10954 Villa Haven, Dallas, Texas 75238, 349-9157 MONTANA, Jeanne H., Route 6, Box 20, Silsbee , Texas 77656, (713) 385-3894 MONTGOMERY, Doris A., 154 Hidden Circle, Richardson, Texas 75081 , 783-0575 MOORE, Billie POLK, 4550 Melissa Lane, Dallas, Texas 75229, 352-9147, Life Member MOORE, Mr. and Mrs . William N., 1515 Traymore, Dallas, Texas 7"217, 391- 5144 MOORE, Marie DAVLIN, 1630 Union Bower Road, Irving , Texas 75061, 438-5643 MOORE , Mrs. Donald V. , 3242 Regent, Dallas, Texas 75229, 352-1577 MOORE , Mrs. Marvin Lee, 1123 Elrndale Place, Dallas , Texas 75224 , 946- 9965 MOORE, Robert L . , 5828 Elderwood Drive , Dallas, Texas 75230, 368- 3909 MORGAN , Eva POTTER , 5124 Ravine Drive, Dallas, Texas 75220, 369- 3871 MORRIS, Ellisue B., 10318 Crittendon, Dallas, Texas 75229 , 351- 4442 MORRIS, Mr. and Mrs . Harry Joseph, Hacienda Tejas, 2515 Sweetbrier Drive, Dallas , Texas 75228 , 327-7101 , Honorary Life Member MURPHY, Marilyn , 2948 Marsann, Dallas, Texas 75234, 247- 6681 MURPHY, Robert J., 5811 Meletio La.ne, Dallas, Texas 75230, 233- 6168 NAUD , Peggy, 1200 Northlake Drive, Richardson, Texas 75080, 234- 2878 NEUMANN, Lillian HARSTON, 617 Ridgecrest Circle, 1116, Saginaw, Texas 76179 , (817) 232-3776 NEUMANN, Mrs. William A., 1100 Janwood Circle, Plane, Texas 75075, 423- 2164 NIEDERMAIER, Mr . and Mrs . E. J., 3922 South Buckner Boulevard, Dallas , Texas 75227, 381- 0750 NISBET, Alixe Jacqueline, 3820 Bowser, Dallas, Texas 75219, 521- 2596 NIX, Margie, 1715 South Ty ler Street, Dallas, Texas 75224, 942-7549 NORTON, La.vanna, Route 7, Box 374, McKinney, Texas 75069, 542- 6741 O' BRYANT , Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. , Jr" 6811 Red Bud Drive, Dallas, Texas 75227, 381- 2257 OLIVER, Charles M., 7159 Masen Dell, Dallas, Texas 75230, 368- 4939 OVERLY, Mary L., 305 South Mabel Street , Ferris, Texas 75125, (214) 544- 3265 PAGE, Lillie s., 1002 Evergreen Hill Road, Dallas, Texas 75208, 942- 5455 PALMER, Judy WEST, 12322 Indian Mound, Austin, Texas 78758 , (512) 837-6747 PALMER, Mrs. Ivan M., Route 2, Box 339, Seagoville, Texas 75159, 287-4799 PATTERSON, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Pat, 4008 Colgate Avenue, Dallas , Texas 75225 , 361- 5576 PATTERSON, Mr. and Mrs. J . D. 6616 Gasten Avenue, Dallas, Texas 75214, 823-6737 PATTERSON , Mrs . Floyd M. , 6245 East Lovers Lane, Dallas, Texas 75214, 691- 6019 PAYNE, Aloha, 3219 Whirlaway, Dallas, Texas 75229, 350- 1575 PAYNE, Mrs . William w. , 3104 Bouvier, Rowlett, Texas 75088, 475- 3297 PEARCE, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur F., 11930 Brookmeadow Lane, Dallas, Texas 75218, 341- 0212 PENDLEY, Mr. and Mrs. H. Taylor, 2352 Rockyglen, Dallas, Texas 75228 , 327- 4935 PERKINS, Mrs . Julian L., 2917 Lambert, Mesquite, Texas 75150, 270-1910 PHILLIPS, Mr . and Mrs. G. Frank, 7538 Woodstone I.ane, Dallas, Texas 75248, 239-1678 PIERCE, Mr, and Mrs. Granvel L., 6026 East University , '106, Dallas , Texas 75206 , 691-2743 POINTER, Mrs . Rex A., 1208 Cherrywood Drive, Richardson , Texas 75080, 231-8652 PORTER, Burr E., Jr., 412 North Wood, Gilmer, Texas 75644, (214) 843-3319 POTTER, Jo Anne, 10817 Lubbock, Dallas, Texas 75238, 349-2054 POUNDERS, Mr . and Mrs . C. M. P . , 4117 Creekdale Drive, Dallas, Texas 75229, 352- 0679 POWELL, Mrs . Milten Carl, 9819 F.dgelake Drive, Dallas , Texas 75218, 328- 3611 PRATT, Mrs. Margaret L., 3529 McFarlin, Dallas, Texas 75205, 528- 3433, Life Member PRATT, Mrs . R. 8., 245 Shadwell Drive, San Antonio, Texas 78228, (512) 732-5736 PRITCHETT , w. M. , 5616 Guida Drive, Greensboro, North Carolina 27410, (919) 292- 3296 QUICK , Grace HUDNALL, 3428 Daniels, Dallas, Texas 75205, 363-7190 QUORTRUP, Claire, 9650 Dartridge Drive, Dallas, Texas 75238, 348- 1303 RACE, Mrs. Lila B. , 2832 University Boulevard, Dallas, Texas 75205, 363-3819 RADLEY , J, Marjorie, 5739 West Stanford, Dallas, Texas 75209, 351- 3353 RAGAN, Mr . and Mrs. S. F., 3536 Villanova, Dallas, Texas 75225, 361- 7334 RANDLETT, Edward A., 942 Dogwood Trail, Lancaster, Texas 75146, 227-4117 RANDOLPH, Mildred L. , 325 Birchwood Circle, Mesquite, Texas 75149, 285-4901 RASH, Mrs. Grady D., Jr., P. o. Box 622, Rockwall, Texas 75087, 722-6011 REAVES, Oscar Lee, Jr., 948 South Weatherred Drive, Richardson, Texas 75080, 234- 2217 REEO, Mrs. Newell C., 6535 Bob O Links Drive, Dallas, Texas 75214, 821- 0180 REICHENSTEIN, Juliana M., 1213 Britt Drive, Arlington, Texas 76013, (817) 274-6841 RENO , Peggy, 6162 Pale Pinto, Dallas, Texas 75214, 827-1372 RICHARDS, Ann THOMPSON, 5514 Southwestern, Dallas, Texas 75209, 352-8543 RICHARDSON, David P. , 5315 Mercedes Avenue, Dallas, Texas 75206, 826- 1803 RIDOUT, Mozelle, 621 West Ridgewood Drive, Garland, Texas 75041, 278-4071 RIGNEY , Winifred STARK, 6811 Northwood Road, Dallas, Texas 75225, 361-6901 RIMMER , Mr. and Mrs . Paul w. , 6954 South Pontiac Court, Englewood, Colorado 80112, (303) 741-3882 ROBERTS , Imagene MORGAN, 4405 Normandy, Dallas, Texas 75205, 526- 8456
Dallas Genealogical Society ROBINSON, Mary O'HARROW, 2410 Lindenwood, San Angelo, Texas 76901 , (915) 949-1878 ROBNETT, Mr. and Mrs . Eldon w., 11037 Ridgemeadow, Dallas, Texas 75218, 348-9450 ROMINE, Mr . and Mrs. Thomas G. , 4078 Killion, Dallas , Texas 75229 , 350- 8364 ROWDEN , Alexa Lee, 5657 Amesbury Drive, 11704, Dallas, Texas 75206 , 36 3-729 3 ROWLAND, Joan s., 6955 Santa Fe , Dallas, Texas 75223, 321- 3713 RUFF , Nancy B., 13 Iris Circle, Longview, Texas 75601 , (214) 753-7879 RUSSELL, oorotha, 2737 Farmers Branch Lane, Dallas, Texas 75234 , 247-5987 RUSSELL, Mrs. Jack A., 6135 Bryan Parkway, Dallas, Texas 75206 , 824- 7835 SAMUELL , Colonel and Mrs. Ed W., Jr., 10652 Les Jardins Drive, Dallas , Texas 75229, 350- 3203 SAWYER, Mildred BRODNAX, 4676 Livingston , Dallas, Texas 75209, 352- 4300 SAWYERS, Mr . and Mrs. I. H. , 6737 Blessing Drive, Dallas, Texas 75214, 823-6401 SCHRADER, Mrs. Elliott G., 3438 Castle Rock, Garland, Texas 75042 , 495-5341 SEARS, Robert w. , 4506 Abbott, 19 , Dallas , Texas 75205 , 559-2987 SHAFFER, sue Beall, 10215 Mapleridge Drive, Dallas, Texas 75238 , 348-4893 SHELBY, Walter R., 7000 Shook Avenue, Dallas, Texas 75214, 328-2000 SHEPPARD , Mrs. Bessie SIMS , Raute 1 , Box A-ll , Chico, Texas 76030, (817) 644-2255 SHERMAN , Eloise R., 6268 Sudbury Drive , Dallas , Texas 75214 , 824-4115 SHERMAN , Zelma CONWAY, 27 Canterbury, Orange , Texas 77630 , 746-3689 SHERRILL , Mrs. Knox w. , 4133 Greenbrier Drive , Dallas, Texas 75225, 368-8089 SHEWMAKER, Linda E., 13775 Brookgreen Circle, Dallas , Texas 75240 , 699-9586 , Sustaining Member SIEGERT, Joan E. , 709 Colgate Circle, Garland , Texas 75042 , 276- 6279 SIMPSON, Natalie, 1151 North Edgefield Avenue, Dallas, Texas 75208 , 946-5772 SLAY, Mrs . Ray Evelyn, 11307 Buchanan, Dallas, Texas 75228, 279-4428 SMALLWOOD, Evelyn EVANS, 8017 Woodhue Road, Dallas, Texas 75228 , 327- 5257 SMITH , Carl V. , 8458 San Benito way, Dallas, Texas 75218 , 321- 0959 SMITH, Mr . and Mrs. Stephen J., 8446 Santa Clara, Dallas, Texas 75218, 327-5096 SMITH , Mrs. Berkley, 9839 Elmcrest, Dallas, Texas 75238, 348-2828 SMITH , Mrs . Charles A., 9322 Creel Circle , Dallas, Texas 75228 , 328-8014 SMITH , Mrs. R. G., 1204 Cheyenne Place, Rich ardson , Texas 75080 , 235-2585 SNELL , Rose Marie , 7316 Bucknell Drive, Dallas , Texas 75214 , 341-0318 SPARROW, Miss Oorothy o ., 5114 McKinney, 1200 , Dallas, Texas 75205 , 521- 3225 SPEAKMAN , Mary NEAL, 1821 Sth Street, Wichita Falls, Texas 76301 , 826-6921 (Dallas) SPENCER , Sandra L., 802 Rollingwood Drive, Richardson, Texas 75081 , 235-2813 SPRING, Jack and LaJeanne, 12200 Ford Road , 1236, Dallas, Texas 75234, 247-1487 STAMBAUGH, Jack L., 6023-D Sandhurst Lane, Dallas, Texas 75206 , 368- 7481 STARKEY, Mr. and Mrs. H. J., 505 Kirkwood Drive, Dallas, Texas 75218, 321-9131 STATHAM, Polly Jane, P. o. Box 844, Sherman, Texas 75090, 893- 6731 STEPHENS , General and Mrs. Walter H., 3919 Beverly Drive, Dallas, Texas 75205, 526- 8475 STEVENS, Edna PROCTER , 5833 Oram, Apartment 14, Dallas, Texas 75206, 827-6470 STEVENS , Mary Frances FORD, 4016 Candlenut I.ane, Dallas, Texas 75234, 241-5680 STIMSON, Vernelle, 3514 Granada, Dallas, Texas 75205, 528- 1849 STINSON, Helen S ., 7515 overdale Drive, Dallas , Texas 75240, 233-7522 STRONG, Mrs . Jack B. , 605 Noel, Longview , Texas 75602 , (214) 753-1462 SURLES, Russel!, Jr . , 8805 Rolling Rock Lane , Dallas, Texas 75238 , 348- 3129 SUTTON, Fae LENAIRE , 867 North Lincoln Street , Orange, California 92667, 538- 3734 SWAIM, Glenda M. , 6225 Northaven, Dallas, Texas 75230, 691- 0224 SWANK, Eleanor PARKER, 6440 Tulip Lane, Dallas , Texas 75230 , 361- 6344 TABB, Jeanne J. , 6458 Lavendale , Dallas, Texas 75230, 368- 6292 TAFT, Wylene e. , 218 West Carolyn, Garland, Texas 75041, 278- 7563 TATUM, Mrs . Alta , 718 Sylvan Drive, Longview, Texas 75602, (214) 753-4357 TAYLOR , F . Geraldine, 4304 University Drive, Wichita Falls, Texas 76308 , 69 2-2687 TAYLOR, Mr. and Mrs . Erada C. , 3700 Normandy Avenue, Dallas , Texas 75205 , 521-1064, 2 Memberah ipø THATEN, Mrs. Harry W., 2108 Denfield Lane, Childress, Texas 79201, (817 ) 937- 2735 THETFORD, Mr . and Mrs . w. Conway, 3725 Mockinghird, Dallas , Texas 75205, 522- 3806 THOMAS , Mr . and Mrs . Claude W. , 201 West Daugherty Drive, Garland, Texas 75041 , 278-3464 THOMAS, Miss Oorothy M., 2223 Houston Place , Denten , Texas 76201 , (817) 382- 2919 THORN, T . L . , 3908 Royal Palms Court, Dallas , Texas 75234, 243-4829 THORNTON, Bobbie F., 3724 Yosemite, Plana, Texas 75023, 422-1363 THRASH , J. Lloyd , 7721 Woodstone I.ane, Dallas, Texas 75248 , 239- 1412 TOBEY, Mr . and Mrs. Morley c. , 1901 Surrey Circle, Grand Prairie, Texas 75050, 262-8821 TOMLINSON, Lois, P. o . Box 5893,Richardson, Texas 75080, 231-5383 TOMLINSON, Mary J . , 1307 Dwnont Drive , Richardson , Texas 75080, 231- 1962 TONEY, Flora HILL , 324 Satinwood Drive, Dallas , Texas 75217, 391-0755 , Life Member TOOLE , Agnes C. and MOXLEY, Anna K. , 3844 Mockingbird I.ane, Dallas, Texas 75205 , 528- 9859 TOWNSEND, Mr . and Mrs . C. N., Jr . , 2704 Purdue , Dallas, Texas 75225, 363- 8615 TRICKETT, Mr. and Mrs. Ed B. , 5809 Forest La.ne , Dallas , Texas 75230 , 661-3690 TROXEL, Navena (Vee), 1309 Melrose Drive, Richardson, Texas 75080, 234-818 5 TUDOR , Pat, 4723 Heatherbrook, Dallas, Texas 75234, 239- 3347 'IWITCHELL, Elizabeth c. , 6001 Chalet Court, Apartment 3219, Dallas, Texas 75205 , 369-6581 TYLER, Elinor, 3916 Shady Hill, Dallas , Texas 75229, 357-3026 VAGUE, Mrs . Clyde, 8822 North Druid Avenue, Portland, Oregon 97203 , (503) 289-9653
The Qu a 1' tBr l y - September 1981 VARDEMAN, Thelma w., Hide Away Lake, Route 4, Box 720, Lindale , Texas 75771 , 882- 5263 VERMILLION , Martha , 2926 Touraine, Dallas, Texas 75211, 339-8774 VON TRESS, Robert David, 12127 Ridgelake Drive , Dallas, Texas 75218, 341- 3250 WADE, Florrie E. , 4005 Gasten, Room 401, Dallas, Texas 75246 , 823- 8645, Life Member WAITES, Mrs. Lucius , Jr., 9245 Meadowbrook, Dallas, Texas 75220 , 363- 8295 WALDROP, Francis David , Raute 19, Box 764, Tyler, Texas 75706, 593- 7222 WALKER, Dr. and Mrs . Charles O. , 9363 Hunters Circle, Dallas, Texas 75243, 341-44 25 WALKER, Judge and Mrs. Dee Brown, 5918 Vanderbilt, Dallas , Texas 75206, 826-2419 WALKER, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S., 6715 Desco Drive, Dallas, Texas 75225, 361-4 391 WALTER, Mary Ethyl, 4420 Westway Avenue , Dallas , Texas 75205, 528- 8280 WALTER, Ray A., P. o . Box 3032, Waco, Texas 76707, 752-3537 WANJA, Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence F ., 804 Shady Lane , Dallas , Texas 75208, 942- 6862 WARD, Louise, 2931 Minoco Drive, Dallas, Texas 75227, 381- 3723 WARNER, Mary REID , 6110 Misty Trail, Dallas , Texas 75248, 233-9248 WELCH, Mary Pauline , 2706 San Marcus Avenue, Dallas, Texas 75228, 279- 5541 WELLS, Louise , 7525 Fisher Road , Dallas , Texas 75214, 827-4760 WEV ER , Mr. and Mrs . John Piner , 4305 Oorris Road, Irving, Texas 75062, 255-7478 WHATLEY, Mr. and Mrs . Ollie F . , Jr., 227 Shockley Avenue , De Soto, Texas 75115, 224-4 958 WHITE, Mr . and Mrs . James E:mrnons , 2820 San Medina, Dallas, Texas 75228 , 279- 2060 WIER, Jennie V. , 1344 Lensdale, Dallas, Texas 75217, 398- 9315 WILDS, Pauline SADLER, 2968 Dothan Lane, Dallas, Texas 75229, 24 7-5615 WILLIAMS , Mr. and Mrs . Edward Glenn, 8402 Ridgelea, Dallas, Texas 75209 , 351-5229 WILLIAMS, Or. and Mrs . John o ., 417 Mimosa Drive, Denten, Texas 76201, (817) 387- 8968 WILLIAMS, Ruth, 312 South Main Street, Cedar Hill, Texas 75104 , 291-444 3 WILLIAMS , Mrs . Stanley A. , 1330 Kings Highway, Dallas , Texas 75208, 946-7985 WILLIAMS, Mr . and Mrs . Thomas M. , 3215 Cornell Avenue, Dallas , Texas 75205, 528-3439 WILSON , Ernmett J . , 2211 Healey Drive, Dallas , Texas 75228, 327- 2345 WILSON , Nancy E., 8215 Meadow Road, 11162, Dallas, Texas 75231, 368- 2658 WINGFIELD, Mrs . Osa WEBB, 2311 Engle Avenue , Dallas, Texas 75224, 337- 1849 WITTENBERG, Mr . and Mrs . William R., 4642 Meadowood Road , Dallas, Texas 75220, 350- 8078 WOOD, Mrs . George K., 2517 Greenport Drive, Dallas, Texas 75228, 328-9 216 WOODSON, Melba G., 1801 Glen Valley Drive, Irving, Texas 75061 , 579- 9187 WOODWARO, Mrs . John D., 4040 Druid La.ne, Dallas , Texas 75205, 528- 9036 WORLEY, Orien, 1001 Modoc Street , Susanville, California 96130 , (916) 257- 3655 WORTHJNGTON , Virginia P., 5835A East University Boulevard, Dallas, Texas 75206 , 363-2772 WRIGHT, Mr . and Mrs . Orman R., Jr., 12023 Midlake Drive, Dallas, Texas 75218, 348- 6082 WRIGHT, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lewis, 3524 Centenary, Dallas, Texas 75225, 368- 5233 WYATT, Vera Mae, 6477 Fisher Road , Dallas, Texas 75214, 368- 7178 YATES, Robert L., Jr. , 5520 Boca Raton Drive, Dallas, Texas 75230 , 361- 0961 YATES , Jane BALOWIN , 7022 Chevy Chase , Dallas, Texas 75225, 750- 7049 YOUNG, Becki, 230 Adams Avenue , Crescent City, California 95531, (707) 464-3007
Submitted by Mrs . Phil WITHERSPOON . Bible owned by Mrs. J . C. McCASLAND.
Marriaqes . !ra GRAY, the son of Jordan GRAY was maried to Elisabeth WOOD daughter of Wm. WOOD on the l 7th day of July, 1834 Joseph N. RICHARDSON the son of Levi RICHARDSON was married to Anjane SAWYER daughter of Joel SAWYER on the lBth day of April A. D. 1836
Births . Martha Jane the daughter of Ira GRAY and Elisabeth his wife was born the lst day of November 1838 James Wilson GRAY the son of Ira GRAY and Elisabeth his wife was borned the 12th April 1842 Job Carver GRAY son of !ra and Elizabeth GRAY was horn November 16th 1844 Daniel MOONEY was born February 14th 1818 . He rode the Hickman circuit in the year 1841 . Preached 235 sermons during the year. At Hope he preached about 10 sermons . Ira Dayley GRAY son of Ira and Elizabeth GRAY was horn Jan. 20th 1859 Elizabeth SPENCE the daughter of James and Partheny SPENCE was horn November 23rd 1784 Evelyn Alice GRAY daughter of !ra & Elizabeth GRAY was horn on Sunday night the 2lst May 1848 - named by Arnicus Almarine Samantha GRAY daugh ter of !ra & Elizabeth GRAY was born the l lth of May 1852 A. o . Named by Wm. N. STROUD Sarah Rebecah GRAY daughter of Ira and Elizabeth GRAY was horn on the !Sth of December 1856 Elisabeth WOOD the daughter of Wi lliam WOOD and Elisabeth WOOO his wife was born the 28 of August 1815 John K. WOOD the son of William WOOD and Elisabeth his wife was barn the 28 of May 1818 Fanny WOOO the daughter of William WOOD Elisabeth WOOO his wife was horn the 16 of Aprile 1821
Dallas Genealogical Society Joseph WOOD the son of William WOOD was horn t he Sth of Jan 1827
Deaths . An]arie RICHARDSON the wife of Joseph N. RICHARDSON departed t h is li fe on t h e 24th day of Nov e mb er in the year of our Lord A. D. 1836 Evelyn Alice - the daughter of Ira and Elizabeth his wife died on the 19th of Sept . 1869 Sarah R. GRAY departed this life March 12th 1861 Job Carver GRAY departed this life 13th of March 1 B65 whil e a prisner in the U. S . Hospital in Nashville, Tenn . James Madison ARMSTRONG departed this life February 11 , 1884 Martha Ellen ARMSTRONG died June 11, 1B83 Ira GRAY d i ed September 20, 1888 El izabeth GRAY died August 20, 1900
Written by Amarintha GRAVES GRAY and submitted by Mrs . Phil WITHERSPOON .
Dear Ch ildren: Your great Grandfather GRAY whose name I have l ost was of Scotch- I rish decent. He came from Scotland over to America and settled in North Carol ina . Aft er a time he met Miss DAILY and married her . They lived happily together for ene year. Th en there wa s a son barn to them, at this time the mother died . He named t he son Ira. He took care of t he bo y until he was five years old, then he married again . There issued from this marriage fir st Enoch who grew to be a very staut man. While carrying a l arge log back for the fireplace , he fel l dead beside it, having broken a blood vessel. The next son was Job and when he was grown he enter e d the Baptist ministry. The third son and the only ene I know about was Abram . When a man h e married and became a farmer. I don ' t know when the parents died , but have hear d that t hese children all live in Missouri or Illinois. Ira lived with his father and stepmother until he was sixteen year s old . He teak a n apren ticeship under a wheelright and learned to make the large wooden wheels that they used i n t h at way for saw mills and cot ton gins; being an expert at this business he made quite a lot of mo ne y. Then he met Miss Elizabeth WOOD, also a native of North Carolina . They were marri ed and move d to Dukedom a town on the line of Kentucky and Tennessee . Seven children blessed their unio n. First was Martha Ellen; two years later on the twelth day of April , 1842, James Wilson came to live with them . The next was Job Carver who died in the Civil War ; Alice who died in i n fancy ; Almarene Samatha; the next was Sara and the next Ira Daily. Every ane of t h is family pas sed away though Ira Daily and sans and daughters still live in Texas . In 1849 this family left Tennessee and moved to Texas. They settled on t he Tri n i ty River, right where the city of Dallas new is . He built a log house. He finished up one doer shut ter, but had not the lurnber to finish the other side, so he sawed the lags in half and left t h em u ntil he could cut the lumber. Then he bought three stands of bees . They had a dog but they had to keep him shut up in the house at night, fearing the wild bears which visited them every night would kill him. One day they got word that they must visit same relati ves same distance away . Ira took his hee stands and put them in the house against the doer which was partly sawed . They took the dog wi th them and locked the door , hut when they returned the next day t hey found the hears had clawed out the sawed lags and had gone in and eaten up not only the h oney hut all the bees as well . The wife was so very angry that she declared she would l i ve among t h e hears no longer, sa they moved into Limestone County settling near Springfield . Here they lived amo ng lots of cot ton farms until 1858. Then he hought a stock of cattle and ponies and moved t o t h e north western border and settled in Jackson County , Grave and Munch community . Th ey prospered for two years. Then the Indians began giving us great trouble . These old people l i ved with Ira Daily after the children married, The father barn in 1800, died at the age of 86 years in 1886 . The mother died at the age of 96 in 1904. Their baby son Ira Daily, died in 1927 , se all the orginal family has passed over.
ABSTRACTS FROM THE WEEKLJ MESSENGER , JEWETT, LEON COUNTY, TEXAS
2 8 Volum~!~' w:~e~t ~~a~H~~: 'F~:~Jt~XT;ic~~ ~~n of the county treas urer of that county , waylaid and shot at a saloon keeper, with whom he had quarreled , but missing him, the load of buck s hot took effect in a young man named Joe MILLER, and perhaps fatally wounding him . At last accounts PATRICK had not been captured .
Talk of the belle's of Cuba ' s Isle; of the maidens fair in Italy's clime; of the maidemoi selles of sunny France; or, if you choose , the dark- eyed senoritas of Monterey; but for us , jus t give us the true-born Texas girl, from whose breath you inhale the delicious od.or of t he good old Texas park and beans.
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This cemetery is located 1.6 miles northeast on Farm 920, :~~~s~ighway 199, then East 2 miles . Copied 1 January 1981. Forty- five graves marked with BARNETT, Maggie FITZGERALO, Carl daughter of w. J. and Ida January 15, 1916 - July 13 , 1917 April 5, 1893 - Oecember 9, 1897 FITZGERALD, Luther, 1885 - 1961 BISHOP, Fannie daughter of S . H. and Q . T . FITZGERALD , Hubert s., 1953 - only date July 24, 1896 - only date lost right arm, it is buried in this cemetery BOYO, Laura R., wife of T . P. November 1, 1880 - June 4, 1900 HELMS, John F. February 20, 1820 - August _, 1897 BROWN, Jessie C., 1920 - 1936 HOLT, William D. BROWN, Mary H. (Mother), 1866 - 1936 April 10, 1855 - February 16, 1920 BROWN, William 8. (Father)' 1861 - 1931 ~~~O~~sr~:· a~~a~~~= L. CARATHERS, Robert August 26, 1900 - October 27, 1905 son-of A. Lee and Julia October 14,1913 - Oecember l, 1915 HOLT , Armanda L. May 26, 1864 - March 28, 1961 CRAWFORO, Callie, 1853 - 1933 HOUCHINS, Audna, 1917 - 1920 CRAWFORO, D!nnie Jean, died 1929 HOUCHINS, William CRAWFORD, Christine 0 Dell, died 1917 born and died June 28, 1953 CRAWFORD, Charlie HOUCHINS, Nan November 11, 1888 - July 27, 1974 December 18, 1895 - December 8, 1980 CRAWFORD, H. P. , 1846 - 1932 ISBELL, w. D. (Father) March 5, 1866 - February 24, 1902 CRAWFORD, Mary H . • 1851 - 1892 (the first person buried in this cemetery) ISBELL, M. L. (Mother) January 27, 1870 - December 17, 1926 CRAWF'ORD, Nancy, wife of Samuel February 7, 1824 - December 15 , 1898 ISBELL, W. O. April 3, 1902 - .January 13, 1916 DUNN, Martha J., wife of w. M. July 21, 1870 - August 31, 1905 ISBELL, Roy Leon Arpil 6, 1893 - May 9, 1900 EADES, Martha E., wife of J. W. February 20, 1852 - February 5, 1898 ISBELL, William s . March 5, 1866 - February 24, 1902 EVANS, A. E. (EDITOR'S NOTE: same dates as W. O. May 21, 1870 - 1917 ISBELL above . ) FITZGERALD, Callie, 1886 - only date .JETER, Vernon December 15, 1894 - January 14, 1924 FITZGERALD, Cella May born and died September 5, 1912 i~~;s~ ~~~~ Wasson MADDUX McOANIEL FITZGERALD, Stella Ray September 5 , 1912 - September 10, 1912 The Quartørl.y - September 1981 JOHNSON, Phillip w. (Arkansas) RANKIN, James Leonard Private C 25 Regiment Arkansas Infantry son of H. K. and zona August 24, 1825 - OCtober 27, 1909 1897 - September 16, 1897 MADDUX, Buddy, 1914 - 1927 ROWE, Mary Ann November 9, 1831 - January 7, 1912 MADDUX, Baby born and died February 2!, 1911 ROBINSON, W. C. August 8 , 1829 - January 24 , 1894 MADDUX, Albert L .• 1879 - 1963 ROBINSON, Mary A .• wife of w. c . MADDUX, Mat tie s., 1886 - 1917 March 30, 1851 - August 18, 1894 MINOR , Ethel ROBINSON, John February 13, 1891 - August 30, 1901 May 17, 1918 - August 7, 1980 MINOR, L . J . (Father) ROSS, Sallie c., wife of A. w. October 4, 1849 - 1923 November 8, 1844 - March 6, 1918 MINOR, Emma (Mother) RUSSELL, Ollie May 11, 1851 - OCtober 21, 1906 daughter of J. P. and M. C. April 13, 1895 - May 22, 1896 MATTINGLEY, Opal February 27, 1903 - July 22, 1970 =~~H~~D~~NÅ. B~~ Ada McDANIEL, Lottie bom and died July 17, 1897 September 18, 1902 - February 18, 1910 (urunarked grave) McDANIEL, R . P. RICHARDSON. Marg ie Nell August 21, 1847 - July 15, 1906 March 11, 1932 - 1934 RICHARDSON , Baby =~~L~f J~~r~ . ":~~ Susan daughter of G. E. and Floybell Oecember 21, 1891 - August 10 , 1898 born and died Decernber 22, 1935 He li ved, as lives a peaceful dove He died as blossoms die RICHARDSON, R. L. And now his spirit floats above June 8, 1900 - January 28, 1977 A seraph in the sky SHEPPARD, L . 8. (Father) NALL, T. J . February 15, 1839 - February 28, 1914 January 31 , 1916 - OCtober 16 , 1920 SHEPPARD, N. E. (Mother) NALL, Thomas B • March 7, 1843 - July 3, 1927 OCtober 27, 1859 - April 30, 1963 SHAWN, Frank, 1882 - 1926 NALL, Sarah F. September 21, 1861 - February 19, 1934 SHAWN, George C . (Father) November 8, 1884 - February 14, 1970 =~~L~f I~~ ~w=~~ S • SHAWN, Lydia c. (Mother) April 3, 1880 - April 24, 1893 April 9, 1884 - November 8, 1965 NALL, Mary B .• wife of R. H. SHAWN, J . Weldon August 17, 1879 - June 20, 1901 October 4, 1915 - November 10, 1959 NALL, Lydia, wife of Nicholas SHAWN, Gilbert E. born in Moore County, North Carolina March 30, 1908 - November 17, 1934 April 27, 1824 - Oecember 19, 1897 SHAWN, Delmer D. PEWITT, Dave, 1871 - 1926 daughter of G. C. and L. C. OCtober 15, 1912 - June 26, 1915 PEWITT, Katie, 1875 - only date SIMPSON, Ethel Irene PEWITT, J. A. daughter of J. E. and E. November 18, 1847 - March 26, 1904 December 17, 1902 - May 25, 1904 PEWITT, Claude A. TATE, Azz (Father) November 26, 1915 - June 7, 1976 February 13, 1878 - February 7, 1964 PEWITT. 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Perhaps two more desperate men never before grappled in the deadly strife "that neither spares nor speaks for li fe". Hundreds of men looked on helplessly from a distance . Seeing WOOD gained rapidly on CHUMNEY they knew that the inevitable clash would be fatal to one or both; that they must meet and would meet "With that fury hate bestows Upon the last embrace of foes, When grappling in the fight they fold Those arms that ne'er shall loose their hold . " It was near night fall when this unhappy tragedy was enacted , and after dark Horton WOOD was carried to a relative several miles from town, a shelter was improvised in a dense copse wood not far away, and a negro man detailed to wait upon him . He remained there for a leng while as his wound was of a very serious nature, and with the exception of relatives, a few friends and attendant physician no one ever knew (page 190) his hereabouts, nor to my knowledge did ever attempt to find out. James D BULLOCH was carried that night down on the Attoyac river where he was raised and had several sisters living . The writer whose wife was sick at the time went to his home about ane and one half miles North from town and there remained for several days and until his wife could be removed to her father ' s, Col. Calloway DEAN's. Then upon the advice of friends he went to his sis ters Mrs Ann BERRY 's at Waco, Texas. My father and the sheriff were li fe lang friends; they had lived at San Augustine under the Mexican regime, and were soldiers together in the war for Texas independence. Whether that potent influence had anything to do with his conduct or not it ill imports me to say, but I do say that no attempt was ever made to arrest me or Horton WOOD , though an attempt was made to arrest J. D. BULLOCH . Mariah DAVIS, BULLOCH ' s sister, was as shrewd as a detective, and after BULLOCH reached her house she quickly formed her plans of deception to be put into execution should occasion arise . She had a negro girl that stayed about the house, also a large dinner horn an indispen sable requisite in all well regulated country homes at that day and time. The negress was thoroughly dr il led what to do should the enemy appear upon the scene, She was at a given sig nal to run out of the yard and make for the Attoyac river bottom land (page 191) by with all possible speed, and in the event of being overtaken, which was expected, she was to conduct the searching party, should they demand it, to BULLOCH's rendesous; and to carry out the deception, and to impress the searching party more thorou(jhly-rnthe belief that the girl had been honest in her guidance, BULLOCH had previously searched out a little cozy nook on the river bank near the house, and carried there an old chair, same novels and papers, and had also improvised a rustic cot upon which were placed a few old quilts &c . The Deputy Sheriff and a passe came and were near the house when discovered . BULLOCH was in the house at the time and was promptly hustled into a little closet under a stair case, then a chair with a woman's shawl thrown over the back of it was placed against the little door completely hiding it from view. This required but a few seconds but enough for the party to reach the yard gate , and Mrs DAVIS pretending to have just discovered them jumped out of the door, ran around the house and gave the signal to the girl , who inunediately jumped over the yard fence, and with the speed of a gazelle made for the river bottom. The passe, seeing her movements and naturally supposing she was going to gi ve the alarm to BULLOCH, gave chase and final ly overtook her: ' twas then the old dinner horn gave out nates of warning lang and laud. They knew , or thought (page 192) they knew its import, and hurried the girl forward with dire threats until they reached the supposed rendezvous, but "the bird had flown" . After calling down the anathema' s of heaven upon the off ending horn and the blower, to which they one and all attributed the miscarriage of their man hunt, they beat the brush for a short while, hoping perhaps, and perhaps not, to rouse "the stag from his lair", they crest fallen and abashed returned to their homes, nor could all the detectives living have made them believe that BULLOCH was not at that time hid in the cane brakes of the Attoyac river, instead of the little closet in his sister's house. I have previously spaken of having gane from San Augustine to Waco, and after remaining there about two months I went to Col. DEAN's plantation in Smith County where my wife joined me. A few weeks thereafter Cal. DEAN and the balance of the family moved up to Smith County . The war was now on in earnest and bidding farewell to my wife and friends, I in company with John DEAN, brother of my wife, left Smith County for Missouri to join a company from San Augustine under Captain John H BROOCKS then in Ho. Before we reached the command the battle of Elk Horn had been fought, March 7th 1862. At that battle Lieut. Richard Scurry DEAN, oldest brother of my wife was wounded. He died March . 18th, 1862, befare we reach- (page 193) ed the command Scurry DEAN was a youn9 man of many The Quarter ly - September 1981 noble traits of character and strong individuality. Ever considerate of the opinions and rights of others , always affable, generous and kind he was respected and loved by his comrades in arms, and by his school boy friends and other associates of his youth. He was adored by his old father his brothers and sisters, and of him it may truly be said : •There have been tears and breaking hearts for thee . " Time is not always an infallible healer when the heart has bled, and though the father lived many years after the bolt fell that deprived him of his son of whom he was justly proud, the wound was too deep to heal , and though forgetfulness were mercy for his sake it could not be, "And thus the heart may break, yet brokenly live on . " After this degression called forth by the remembrance of an old friend I again take up the thread of my narrative so abruptly broken off . After the battle of Elk Horn our army retreated back into Northern Ark. and it was there I joined them. At this time orders were given from Richmond to dismount the Texas Brigade, and hurry them with all possible dispatch to Corinth . Mississippi, then threatened by the Yankees. The government had sent transports to Des Are, Arkansas on the white river, and, before the men had fairly recovered from their dazed condition at the audacity of the order, and attained their (page 194) vocal organs to the necessary key to give proper vehemence, force and effect to the storm of expletives, denumciations, cuss- words and protests that was rankling in their breasts, and ready to well up aild out, they were hurried aboard the boats and floating down the river to Memphis, Tennessee. It was then that each man found his voice and the boats were vocal with imprecations called down on he head of Jeff DAVIS, and maledic tions upon every officer who was supposed to have anything to do with their de-horsing in the remotest degree. No such volume of voluminous, impromptu and hair-raising cuss-words had ever before been heard upon the Mississippi river from the days of Capt. DeSOTO to that time. The mate and deck hands, noted for their profanity and depravity, blushed for very shame, the pilot stuffed his ears full of cotton, and the Chaplain prayed in vain . After reaching Memphis were ~~~f~~h ~n ~!a~e~~~=d ~~~!~~~. c=~~· t~!~~k b~~r=~a!ffie~i~~d o~o c~~~ts~n:~=~c=n=n~u~o~n~~r~~~d to in its work and our men sickened and died like sheep with the rot, and strange to say the most robust were the first to fall. We lost by sickness many good men, valorous true men, the first to volunteer , the pick of the south, men who could not be replaced by the depleted South . (page 195) In regard to the Civil war, suffice it forme to say that I joined Co. C. , WHITFIELDS Legion in the spring of 1862, and was in all the important hattles and skirmishes in which my corrunand participated during the remainder of the war . Col . WHITFIELD was promoted to Brigadier General, and was desperately wounded at luker, Miss . , Sept . 19th, 1862, whilst charging at the head of his brigade upon the llth Ohio battery . This was a crack battery and when their flag was presented to them by the ladies of the Buckeye State, swore that they would never surrender it nor their battery -- and they never did, but were extenninated almost to a man. When aur charging columns, emitting the rebel yell, were hurring toward them, they stood to their guns answering with shot and shell. ~- OUr charging column was not more than twenty yards from them when their last discharge of grape and canister swept through our ranks, enveloping our men in smake, carrying several of our brave boys down to death, but not a man faltered, and befare they could reload our column had swept over ~e guns. Men were lying thick around the cannon, and one poor fellow, attempting to reload his gun had forced the ball about half way down the barrel and, still holding to the ram rod with a death grip lay under the muzzle of his gun. Some ane of aur men relaxed his death grip, and let him gently down beneath the gun he had stood by so gallantly in life . (page 196) At the battle of THOMPSON ' s Station in Tennessee, which was fought March Sth 1863, James A BROOCKS the captain of my company, was killed; also c. H. ROBERTS, the 3rd Lieut., making two vacancies among the Corrunissioned Officers, that of 3rd and 2nd Lieutenant. The Writer was elected 2nd Lieutenant, and John GAY 3rd Lieutenant, in which capacity both served during the remainder of the war. Our command was camped at canton, Miss. at the time of the surrender , and being a conunis sioned officer, I with other commissioned officers went to Jackson, Miss. to give our parole. Our command was then ordered to Vicksburg Miss. where transportation had been provided. We were then taken down the Mississippi river to the mouth of Red river, thence up Red river to a point just below Alexandria, and there disembarked to get home the best we could. Roster of Co. C. WHITFIELD ' s Legion . Upon this page a record I would keep. A record of the brave men who served in my company and with me to the end, and of others who fell in battle or succumbed to wounds or disease. - - - - Commissioned and non commissioned officers at the Organization of the Company . John H BROOCKS -- Captain -- Promoted to be Lieut Col. Mch . 8; 1863 . Thomas M SMITH -- lst Lt. -- Resigned at Corinth -- Died soon after. Mch. 7th. R S DEAN. -- 2nd Lt. -- Wounded at Elk Horn, died Mch . 18/62 Jas A BROOCKS -- 3rd Lt . -- Promoted to Capt. killed at THOMPSONS Sta. 3/5/63 · Joe D BROOKS -- lst Sergt. -- Made Scout for brigade. John A GREER -- 2nd Sergt. -- Died in Miss. June 1862. Dallas Genealogical Society John F. PLEASANT - - 3rd Sergt. -- Elected 3rd li Promoted to lst Lt . D. C . CRlSP -- 4th Sergt . -- Discharged Nov . 29th 1S62 . J K POLK -- Sth Sergt . -- Died at home since war. w. M. CLARK -- lst Corp -- Wounded at luka - Sept . 19th, 1S62 W. H. WA TSON - - 2nd Corp -- Discharged for disability. Aug . 1862. W. F. ANTHONY -- 3rd Corp -- Went through war. F. A. SANDERS -- 4 t h Corp -- Captured on Holly Springs raid - returned ADAMS, T . C. -- Died June 9th lS62. ADAMS, w. c. -- Wounded Sept 19th 1S62 at luka . ALLEN , Wm -- Killed Mch . 7th ' 62. ANDERSON, A. M. - - Died at Oklahoma (Okalona?) Miss . 5/25/62 ARNOLD, Jas H. -- Died at TUpelo, Miss . May 25, 1S62 . BlGGS, Henry J . -- Dischared -- disability . BEWLEY, S . B. -- Discharged in May 1862 at Corinth, Miss . BODlNE , Wm R. -- Discharged June lst 1862 at Tupelo , Miss . BODINE, Jas R. -- Killed Aug . 20th 1S64 at Jonesboro, Ga . BODINE , John - - Wounded Aug. 20, 1S64 at Jonesboro, Ga . BRYAN , Sid J. -- Discharged . BRYAN, John . -- Killed at THOMPSON's Station, Tenn. BLANKENSHIP, Wm -- Fate unknown -- lost in March. BROOCKS, L . w. -- Went through war. BARBEE, M. C. -- Went through war . BALLARD , c. T. R. -- Went through war. BRITTON , J. w. -- Went through war. BOOKER, c . E . -- Deserted. BERRY , K. L . -- Discharged June lst ' 62 at Tupelo . BERRY , John G. -- Died at Tupelo, Miss . June Sth 1S62 . BURLESON Jas . -- Died at Okalona, Miss . May 30th 1S62. BOOTH, John z . -- Died at Rianza Miss, June lst 1S62 . BOOTH , Robt . P . -- Went through war . BROWN, Thos. F . -- Died at Vernon Miss . June 15th 1862 . BOWLES , J. w. -- Died at Corinth Miss . May 13th 1S62. BAREFIELD, T. F . -- Killed at DAVIS Bridge , Miss . oct . 5 . BULLARD, Sion . -- Went through war. CRISP . Jas . H. -- Captured April 27th 1862 li Exchanged . CRISP, w. G. -- Died at Columbus, Miss . June lOth 1S62. CARAWAY , W. R . -- Went through war . CROW , A. M. -- Discharged at Cain Hill Ark, July , lSth 1S62 . CALLAHAN, Pal, J . -- Died Aug 4th 1S62 at Aberdeen, Miss. CRONK, Joseph -- Died June Sth 1S62 at Columbus, Miss . CALDWELL, Chas K -- Went through war . COOPER, John. C. -- Disappeared -- fate unknown. CROCKER , Geo. W. -- Went through war . DAVIS, Marcellus -- Died at Okalona, Miss, July lOth 1862 . DAVIS, Elezar . -- Killed at THOMPSONS Station, Mch . 5. 1863 . DAVIS, Henry. -- Went through war. DAVIS, Gardner. -- Disappeared in Dec. 1S62. DAVIS, Robt . H. -- Discharged Aug. 9th 1S63. DEAN, John -- Went through war. DEAN, John G. -- Went through war. DUNCAN, Joseph -- Died at Abberville Miss, Dec . Sth 1862. DOWNER, John S. -- Drowned in , April lOth 1S62 . DOYNE , John. -- Died at Columbus Miss. June Sth 1S62 . DEAN, Hamilton -- Killed in Creek Nation , July , 1S62 , The Qua r tfl r l.y - September 19Sl EDDING, Jas. M -- Discharged at Tupelo, Miss, July lst 1862. FENTRESS, Pat . J. -- Died at Des Are. Ark . Apl. 18th 1862. FRANKLIN, M. C . -- Disappeared on retreat from Iuka. FRY, Jerome J . -- Died in Miss. June 4th 1862. FIELDS, Eusley - - Went through war. GILLIAM, L. W. Sr . -- Went through war. GILLIAM, L. W. Jr . -- Discharged . GALE, John w. -- Elected 3rd Lieut. went through war. GOODWIN Harry H. -- Died at Columbus Miss, June 1862. HORTON, s . H. -- Elected 2nd Lieut. March Sth 1863. Went through war. HALL, wm V . -- wounded at luka, Sept 19, 1862. HOLLIS W. C . -- Wounded in Ga . Died . HUSTON , Newt. - - Went through war HUS TON , Henry -- Went through war HANKLA, Jno F. -- Captured at Hatchie Bridge, Oct . HOIMAN, L. J. -- Went through war . HORN, W. H. - - Discharged at Tupelo, Miss. HALL, Jno. G. -- Died at Quitman, Miss. July 16th 1862. HALL, John A. -- Discharged June lst 1862 -- Died . HOPKINS , John T . -- Discharged at TUpelo , Miss. Aug. 1862. HOPKINS, A. L. -- Died at Little Rock, Ark. May 1862 HOPKINS James T . -- Died in Ark. April 2nd 1862 . HAIL, Oscar. -- Discharged HOLLYFIELD, Thom. - Disappeared in Ga . ING RAM, James M -- Promoted to Captain. INGRAM, J. w. -- Discharged at Okalona, Miss. JONES , Almen -- Captured in Tenn . JONES, Jas. F. -- Discharged Apl. lst 1862. JONES, Jas. R. -- Died at Quitman, Miss, Sept. lOth 1862. JONES, Jas . C. -- Disappeared Mch. !Sth 1863. JORDAN, Thos. B. -- wounded at Oakland, Miss. 12/2/62 . Recovered. WCAS, Alfonso, -- Died at Columbus Miss, June 18th 1862 . LATHAM , Stephen D. -- Died at Corinth, May 17th 1862. LATHAM, Sam H. -- Died At Columbus May lOth 1862. LOVELL, Jas F. -- Died near Pearl River, Aug, 20th 1863. LISTER, Sid H. -- Discharged at okalona, Miss. MATLOCK, Henry -- Died in Indian Territory, Dec . 28th 1861. MATLOCK, Chas . -- Captured on Helly Springs raid. MATLOCK, Charlton H. -- Died at Tupelo Miss. Aug. lOth 1862. MORRIS, Jas . A. -- Discharged. MILLER, Jas M. -- Died at Corinth, Miss, May !Sth 1862 . MILES, William -- Killed at Madison, Miss, June 9th 1863. McCAULEY, Henry I. -- Went through war. McWILLIAMS, Jas R. -- Went through war. McCLELLAND , Wm . -- Went through war. MILLER, Thev. -- Died near Des Are, Ark , Apl. lst 1862 . McGUFFY, Coleman, -- Died at Cain Hill, Ark . Feb. 6th 1862. McKNIGHT, Jas w, -- Died from wound received at luka. MARTIN, Wnt -- Discharged. MARTIN, John - - Discharged . Dallas Genealogical Society MERVELL, W. - - Went through war, NlCHOLSON , Arch . -- Died at Corinth Miss. NICHOLSON, Dan B. - - Killed at THOMPSON ' s Station, May Sth 1863. NOBLE, Wade W. -- Went through war. NOBLE, Thos B. -- Went through war. NOBLE, Jas M. -- Went through war. NETHERY , A. M. -- wounded at BATES Gap June 12, 1864. NETHERY, W. W. -- Captured on Holly Springs raid. ONEAL, Jonathan -- Went through war O NEAL, M. A. - - Detatched as saddler. o NEAL , Jas. w. -- oied in Alabama, June 4th 1864 . POLLEY Robert, -- Died at Corinth, May 14th 1862 . PAYNE, Wm Wirt, -- Went through war. PYE, Bennier , - - Died from wounds received at luka . PYE, John w. -- Disappeared March, 1863. PYE, George w. -- Died at Tuscumbia, Ala. Oct . !Sth 1863. PAYNE, John A . -- Made orderly sergeant, went through war . ROBERTS, M. F. -- Discharged - over age. ROBERTS, c. H. -- Elected 3rd Lieut. Killed at THOMPSONS Sta. ROBERTS, N. G . -- Discharged. RAWLS, Tom o. -- Wounded at luka and discharged. RANKIN , John W. -- Went through war. ROBlNSON J . A . -- Went through war . RE'iNOLDS , G . D. -- Disappeared Mch !Sth 1863. RENFRO, Thos B. - - Died near van Buren, Ark, Mch . RANDAL Frank, -- Killed at Hatchie Bridge, Tenn. STALLION, J. C . -- Wounded at Iuka and discharged. SMITH, J. C . -- Died at Corinth , May 4th 1862. SMITH, Geo. M. -- Went through war. SMITH, W. S . -- Died at Corinth Apl. llth 1862. SPURLOCK, J. w. - - Died at Chesterville, Miss. SCHOOLER, John - - Disappeared Oct, lst 1863. SLAUGHTER, M. J. T. -- Killed at Yazoo City , Mch Sth 1864. SLAUGHTER, R . F. - - Went through war. SINCLAIR, Lee A. -- Discharged. SINGLETON, J. G. -- Wounded at THOMPSONS Sta & discharged SHARP Wm. H. - - Di ed in Arkansas . SUTTON H. F . -- Discharged. TEEL, W. J. -- Went through war . TAYLOR, D. L . - - Discharged. TAYLOR, Dave -- Went through war. TUCKER , Jo . H. - - Died at Corinth Miss. TOWNSEND, H. J . -- Discharged. VAN BIBBER, Jacob, -- Wounded at Iuka and discharged . WARE T . V. -- Went through war The Quartcr'Ly - September 1981 :~~~I~ · ~ : == ~~~~ j~~~ui~6;a~n March . WATSON B . M. -- Went through war - was asst surgeon . YATES M. A. -- Went through war . SAM HOUSTON HORTON To the (Dallas) News: -- On Wednesday, March 12th (1913) Sam Houston HORTON died att the home of his daughter in this city in the 76th year of his age. He was born in San AuguStine, San Augustine County, Republic of Texas, Dec 2, 1837, all his living in Texas. Of him it may be truly said that he was one of the few remaining links connecting the genuine pioneer days of Texas, the formative period, with the splendid era of this day and time . His father , Col Alexander HORTON, came to Texas on Jan lst 1824, being only in his fourteenth year of age, settl ing in San Augustine County, where he continued to reside unt il his death in 1894, at the age of nearly 84 years. Col. Alexander HORTON was closely identified with the history and development of Texas from his very boyhood till his death. When but 23 years old he was elected sheriff and with firm hand, but tactful skill held in check the lawless element from the "neutral strip" , between Sabine and Red rivers that not infrequently depredated upon the people west of the Sabine river. In 1831 he participated in the battle between the Texans and Mexicans at Nacogdoches, resulting in signal success for the former. In the campaign of 1836 he was Quartermaster General of the Texas Army, and as a member of Gen. HOUSTON ' s staff was prominent in the battle of San Jacinto. The last military service he rendered Texas was in the campaign under Gen . Thomas J . RUSK against the Cherokee Indians, taking part in the battle , in what is now Cherokee County, in which Chief BOWLES was killed. ~ after Texas entered upon her career as a Republic Col . HORTON was elected unanimously by both houses of the Congress to be president of the Board of Conunissioners of the San Augustine land district, this Board having charge of all public land matters in that district. During all his life, Col HORTON, standing high in the esteem and confidence of all his section of the State, wielded a streng influence, and always for the good and upbuilding of the state. Sam Houston HORTON was a worthy scion of so illusttious a father, and in his old home county and in Grayson and Cooke counties, where he liveO a number of years , he did much in his vocation as newspaper owner and editor for the material prosperity of those sections. The son of an intrepid soldier and devoted Southerner where Texas called upon her sons in 1861, he at once responded and as a member of Company C. , command ed by Captain John H. BROOCKS, his school boy friend he went to the front in the ranks, but showing his mettle in several severe battles he was made Lieutenant and served in that capacity until the war closed. Hous. HORTON and the writer were born in the same town, San Augustine, and very nearly at the same time. Of those of us very near the same age,Gus BROOCKS, John BROOCKS, Columbus and Mec CARTWRIGHT, Tom BLOUNT and Louis FLATEAU , but three of us are left, the last two named and myself, " in the sere and yellow leaf" of life. we have been spared to see how splendidly our fathers wrought in laying the foundations for the magnificent commonwealth of this day, and the glory of their labors will live on in the glory of Texas . Dallas, Texas , March 1913. (Clipping from Dallas News.) Died -- S . H. HORTON. S . H. HORTON, age seventy six years, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs R. S. GREER , 106 South Marsalis Avenue, Wednesday morning of sevility. Mr HORTON was horn in San Augustine , Texas, several years before Texas was admitted to the Union, and has lived in the Lone Star State all of his life. His father was with Sam HOUSTON at the battle of San Jacinto, and he himself was a lieutenant in the cavalry under VAN DORN during the Civil War. Texas was still a Republic when Mr HORTON was a strapping youth in San Augustine. He is survived by several children. They are : John HORTON of Wichita Falls, Mrs R. S . GREER, Miss Lydia HORTON, Mrs M. F. OVERBY, Holly HORTON of Shreveport, and Senator Guy B. HORTON of Altus , Oklahoma. The body will be sent to Whitesboro, Wednesday, by the Ed. C. SMITH and Bro., Undertaking Company, accompanied by Senator HORTON and family, where the burial will take place. (Clipping from Dallas News) Letter from H. K. DOUGLASS. Dallas Genealogical Society Col . A. HORTON, we will leave our encampment to-morrow for an encampment at ANGIWN ' s place sixteen miles from here on the Sabine road, we will leave ANGIWN ' s place for the Sabineon sunday morning where the Indians are encamped in a force variously estimated from one thousand upward . I have on ly ene hundred men but expect to be reinforced in a day or two by fifty or ene hundred men , and when we get to the Sabine we will probably be reinforced from San Augustine, Shelby , Sabine and Jasper Counties so as to ra ise a force against the Indians of five hundred men . We will fight them with two hundred men if we can get no more . I would be very happy to see you and your brave associates in our line , and the country certainly demands the influence and services of all true patriots at this time. I hope the question of the Cherokee boundary has been or soon will be settled to the satisfaction of the people of Eastern Texas . It has been a vexatious question at all times but more particularly sa at the present time . I expect to have the plea sure of seeing you join us in a few days . Very Respt . Your Servant The following is from the Galvesten News of April 30th 1889. San Augustine Texas To the News: -- In the News of Sunday April 2lst inst . under the head of, "San Jacinto Day", was published a list of the gallant braves that fought at San Jacinto on that day fifty three years ago ; but in that list one name was omitted that of all others should be there. Col. Alexander HORTON , who was first aid to General HOUSTON at the battle of San Jacinto . Col. HORTON came to this country with his widowed mother and several childred younger tlian himself in 1824 in company with Elisha ROBERTS and his family . Both families Settled near San Augustine and during the turbulent times from 1824 until peace reigned Cal . HORTON was always on the side of law and order. In 1831 Elish ROBERTS was chosen Alcalde, and finding it difficult to find anyone who would as Sheriff en force the law, and know ing young HORTON to be a man of iron nerve and deter mination, as well as a man of fine judgment, appointed him Sheriff . From 1831 to 1833 he served as sheriff, and at the end of the term declined to serve any longer, having rid the country of thieves and robbers . When the conflict came on which was ultimately to separate Texas from Mexico, young HORTON was called from his voluntary retirement to become the a i d and confidential friend of General HOUSTON, on on that memorable day when HOUSTON held a council with his officers, and they did not want tofight, he turned to his young friend , who was but little more than a boy in age but a man in experience, and asked, "Sandy, what do you say I shall do?" "Fight the infernal devils; we can whip them". He was with HOUSTON in all h is undertakings and always stood by him. After the smake of battle had cleared away and the re sults of the war became known, Cal. HORTON returned to his home in San Augustine County and settled down to farming, and by frugality and industry accumulated quire a fortune . Being in prosperous circumstances he frequently endorsed for friends, and with the result that he had to pay out many thousands of dollars, and at the close of the war of the rebellion, he found his fortune, consisting mostly of negro property, swept away. Since the Civil War he has lived mostly in retirement. Once he was nominated by the Oemocratic Convention, and elected as re presentative, which office he filled with satisfaction to his people . His election came to him unsolicited . After the achievement of her independance by Texas, and there was such an opening for land swindler and thieves in Texas by the provirig up of bogus claims by disreputable men , Cal. HORTON was appointed, by the Congress of Texas, President of the Baard of Land Corrunissioners of San Augustine County, and never has there been the slightest suspicion of any certificate to which his signature was attached. He is now old and infirm, bowed down by the weight of years , but withal affable and cheerful. Loved, honored and respected by all he awaits with Christian patience and fortitude the Master's call to join the hosts of friends , compeers and comrades, many of whom have lang since preceded him to the land, "Where the wicked cease from troubling and the weary are at rest". Nacogdoches Texas, 15, July 1837 . To Col. Alexander HORTON, Sir , You are hereby required to use every caution in your power to sustain the Civil Authorities in the County of San Augustine in the discharge of their duties in enforcing the laws of the country. It is expected of you whenever a mob acting in violation of the laws shall attempt to The Qua r tørly - September 1981 defy the Civil authorities , to call out sufficient force to at once disperse the mob and arrest the ringleaders . The civil authorities of the county must be sustained at all risks. The revenue laws of the county must be enforced and you will be held responsible for the same so leng as your station will enable you to render the aid required . When the campaign shall commence it must devolve upon the Chief Justice of the county. Without law we are worse than slaves of Santa Anna and centralism. I have the honor to be Your Obt Servant Microfilm Available at Archives Branch, Fort Worth, Texas - continued from page 402. RECORDS RELATING TO LAND M-848 Military Bounty Land Warrants, 1815 - 1858 M-68 List of North Carolina Land Grants in Tennessee, 1778 - 1791 M-815 Oregon and Washington Donation Land Files, 1851 - 1903 M-145 Abstracts of Oregon Donation Land Claims, 1852 - 1903 M-203 Abstracts of Washington Donation Land Claims, 1855 - 1902 T-910 California Private Land Claims Dockets, 1851 - 1856 T-1008 Register of Army Land Warrants Issued Under the Act of 1788 for Service in the Revolutionary War : Military District of Ohio RECORDS OF APPLICATION AND RECOMMENDATION DURING THE ADMINISTRATION OF: M-406 John ADAMS, 1797 - 1801 M-418 Thomas JEFFERSON, 1801 - 1809 M-438 James MAOISON, 1809 - 1817 M-4 39 James MONROE, 1817 - 1825 M-531 John Q. ADAMS, 1825 - 1829 M-639 Andrew JACKSON, 1829 - 1837 M-687 VAN BOREN, HARRISON, and TYLER, 1837 - 1845 M-873 POLK, TAYLOR, and FILLMORE, 1845 - 1853 M- 650 LINCOLN and JOHNSON, 1861 - 1869 INTERIOR DEPA:RTMENT APPOINTMENT PAPERS M-576 Arizona Territory, 1857 - 1907 M-732 California, 1849 - 1907 Idaho, 1862 - 1907 :=:~! Territory of Oregon, 1849 - 1907 M-950 North Carolina, 1849 - 1892 T-577 Index to Names of U. S . Marshals, 1789 - 1960 M-586 Lists of U. s. Diplomatic Officers, 1789 - 1939 M-587 Lists of u . s. Consular Officers, 1789 - 1939 T-967 Copies of Presidential Pardons and Remissions, 1794 - 1893 ABSTRACTS FROM THE DECATUR NEWS, DECATUR, WISE COUNTY , TEXAS Volume XII, Number 5, Thursday, 16 February 1893 . AN EDITOR GONE . Houston, Texas, 13 February. - Major J. p , BRIDGES, editor and proprietor of the Luling Signal died suddenly yesterday morning at Houston of heart failure . AFTER A TEXAS FORTONE. Portland, Oregon, 8 February. - J. D. RAINEY, ex- chief of the fire department of this city, claims to be the sole heir of the es ta te of Robert RAINEY of Texas . The es ta te is said to be valued at $1 , 000,000 . 00. BIRTHS . On Monday, 13 February 1893, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. JONES, a son. Dallas Genealogical Society INDEX TO NATURALIZATION RECORDS, DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS Continued from Volume XXVII, Number 'IWo, page 341. 1 1 ~~;~o~~Ki~ t=~~~ §~~n~~u~~~~t ~f s:~ri~ t~~i~~ :~!!~c~~un~~~m~~~~r!f~z!~lo~i~!~!~!, c~~r~t:~;af; 92 ; Petition for Naturalization, Naturalization Papers, 22 March 1898 ; Petition for Naturalization , Civil Minutes, volume 11, page 137, 22 March 1898; Granting of Citizenship, Civil Minutes , Volume 11, page 137, 22 March 1898. CAHALIN, Thomas (Thos.); Country of Birth or Allegiance : Germany; age 56; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Papers File Box A-E, 29 October 1892; Petition for Naturalization, Naturalization Papers File Box A-E, 29 October 1892 ; Petition for Naturalization , Civil Minutes, Volume 4, page 258, 29 October 1892; Granting of Citizenship, Civil Minutes , Volume 4, page 258, 29 Qctober 1892. CAILLET, George; Country of Birth or Allegiance: France; age 60; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Papers, 5 November 1888. CAIN, Arthur; Country of Birth or Allegiance : France; age 25; District Court; Decl aration of Intent, Naturalization Papers, 11 September 1880 . CAIN, James; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Ireland; age 40; District Court; Decl aration of Intent, Naturalization Papers, 19 October 1892. ;:;R~~~ 6~:!:~~~' C~~~~~n~=~l;~~~~~~h~~ i~te~t~; C~~~~~r~o~~t~i~;~a~~ ~;;~~!a~~~~ty ~r~:~u~~iI~!~; tion Papers, 3 March 1896; Petition for Naturalization , Naturalization Papers, 7 May 1903 ; Petition for Naturalization, Civil Minutes , Volume 17, page 72, 7 May 1903; Granting of Citizen ship, Civil Minutes, Volume 17, page 72, 7 May 1903. CALLENDER, R. K.; Country of Birth or Allegiance : Scotland; age 42; District Court; Oeclara t1on of Intent, Naturalization Papers, 29 October 1886 . CALLENINS, Charlie; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Germany ; born 9 June 1883 ; District Court; Declarat1on of Intent, Naturalization Dock:et, Volume 2, page 34, 1 August 1911. CALVEY, J . W. ; Country of Birth or Allegiance : England; District Court; Declaration of Intent , Natural1zat1on Dock:et, Volume 1, page 202, 22 October 1896. CAM.ELL, Thomas; Country of Birth or Allegiance : Italy; born 4 May 1881; District Court; Decla rat1on of Intent, Record of Declarations of Intent , Volume --, page 55, 10 January 1908 . CAMERON, Peter; Country of Birth or Allegiance : Scotland; age 34; District Court; Declaration of In tent, Naturalization Papers, 3 November 1884. CAMPBELL, James M. ; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Scotland; age 26 ; Oistrict Court ; Declara t1on of Intent, Naturalization Papers, 23 January 1906; Oeclaration of Intent, Civil Minutes, Volume 20, page 184, 23 January 1906. CAMPBELL, John B.; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Canada; age 37; District Court; oeclara t1on of Intent, Naturalization Dock:et, Volume 1, page 19, 24 March 1891. CAMPBELL, W. W. ; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Canada; age 46; District Court; Petition for Natural1zat1on, Naturalization Papers, 7 December 1897; Granting of Citizenship, Civil Minutes, Volume 10, page 74, 7 Oecember 1897. CAMPESS , Pasquale; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Italy; age 29; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Dock:et, Volume 1, page 83, 6 April 1891. CANELIA (CANELLIA), Peter; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Greece; age 25; District Court ; Declarat1on of Intent, Naturalization Dock:et, volume 1, page 91, 6 April 1891; Petition for Naturalization, Civil Minutes, Volume 14, page 207, 24 November 1900; Granting of Citizenship , Civil Minutes, Volume 14, page 207, 24 November 1900. The QuarterZy - September 1981 CANELLIA {CANELIA) . Peter; see CANELIA {CANELLIA). Peter. CAPERAN, L.; Country of Birth or Allegiance : France; District Court; Declaration of Intent, C1v1l Minutes , Velurne G, page 179, 17 October 1872. ~~Pi~!:~t. PNa~~~ai~~~~~~no~a~!~~~ ~rA~;f~g~=~~~: Belgium; age 29; District Court; Oeclaration ~~~~~7LA~c7!~~~!o~"8~ 1 ~~t;~~~t~~u~!Y B~~~~t~r F~;~e~~~~~~: Ta:~:~i; c~~~~Y ~ ~~~~r!~~:~t~~~t~~et, Volume 3, page 13 , 8 September 1885 ; Petition for Naturalization, Naturalization Oocket, Velurne 3, page 13, 9 December 1912; Granting of Citizenship, Naturalization Docket, Volume 3, page 13, 5 September 1913 . Germany; age 32; District Court; Declaration of CARROLL, Thomas; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Great Britain; age 34; Oistrict Court; Oeclara tion of Intent, Civil Minutes, Velurne G, page 180, 19 October 1872 . CARRUTHERS (CARUTHERS), Samuel (Sam) ; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Great Britain; age 35; Dl.strict Court; Oeciaration of Intent, Civil Papers, Case Number 10635, 12 July 1879; Petition for Naturalization, Civil Papers, Case Nurnber 10635, 18 October 1892; Granting of Citizensh ip, Civil Papers, Case Number 10635 , 18 October 1892; Petition for Naturalization, Civil Minutes , Volume 4, page 146, 18 October 1892 ; Granting of Citizenship, Civil Minutes, Volume 4, page 146, 18 October 1892 . CARSTENS, Henry; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Germany ; age 46; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Papers, 30 October 1888. CARUTHERS (CARRUTHERS)' Samuel (Sam) ;see CARRUTHERS (CARUTHERS) ,Samuel (Sam) . CASH , F.; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Italy; age 24; District Court; Oeclaration of Intent, Naturalization Oocket, Vol urne 1, page 133, 27 March 1894. CASSELL Henry· Country of Birth or Allegiance: Germany; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Superior Court, Skagit County, Washington, Naturalization Papers, 6 June 1893; Petition for Naturalization, Naturalization Papers, 26 September 1906; Petition for Naturalization , Civil Minutes, Velurne 21 , page 462, 26 September 1906; Granting of Citizenship, Civil Minutes, velurne 21, page 462, 26 September 1906. CASTEN, Thomas ; Country of Birth or Allegiance : Greece; age 32; District Court; Declaration of Intent , Naturalization Papers, 26 January 1906. ~tsi~~en~~l~=~~~=1i;~~~~~y ~~k=~~t~0 ~~:li~g~=~~e~ 9 , Iia!~~i~g~ 8 ~i : District Court ; Oeclaration g:~r=~~t~~~v~~o~~~e~~~nii~~l~;a~~~~h 0~r 1 ~~!~f:a~~~:ime 1.:~:y ~a=~r~ 7 ~ i~b~~~~~r~8~~ 6 ~~strict Court; Dallas Genealogical Society 0 0 g:~r=~~t~~~Y~f c~~~!~i. ~a~~=~i~~t1~~e~~~~~ '. v~i~!~' 2 ~ ~~ 9 ! i;~~a~~ ;:~~~r~i~~f!~t court; CATUDAL , J . ; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Great Britain; District Court; Declaration of Intent, District Court, Leland County, Kansas, Naturalization Papers, 1 November 1884; Petiti on for Naturalization, Naturalization Papers, 25 September 1906; Petition for Naturalization , Civil Minutes, Volume 21, page 384, 25 September 1906; Granting of Citizenship, Civil Minutes , Volume 21 , page 384, 25 September 1906 . CHANT, Harry; Country of Birth or Allegiance : England; age 36; District Court; Oecl aration of Intent, C1v1l Minutes, Volume U, page 109, 13 July 1887 . i~~=~t, J~~~~~ai~~~~~~n °~a~!~!? ~~ ~~~6!~n~:~ 2 . England; age 22; District Court ; Declaration of i~~=~~: ~~~~in~i~~~~=~Y v~iu~!r~? ~~ 9:1~:'.ta~c!~gu!~a~~:~ . age 33 ; District Court; Declaration of CHARLEY, Olson; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Norway; age 29 ; Oistrict Court; Oeclaration of Intent, Naturalization Docket, Volume 1, page 168, 31 October 1894. CHASSAGUON, J . ; Country of Birth or Allegiance : France; age 30 ; District court; oeclaration of Intent , Naturalization Docket, Volume 1, page 12, 22 March 1890 . CHERKASS, Joe; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Russia; age 23 ; District Court; Declaration of Intent, C1v1l Minutes, Volume 21, page 91, 20 September 1906. CHESE (CHIESA), John (Johan); Country of Birth or Allegiance: Switzerland; District Court ; Pet1t1on for Natural1zat1on, Civil Minutes, Volume G, page 179, 17 OCtober 1872. CHIESA, Jacob; Country of Birth or Allegiance : Switzerland ; age 34; District Court ; Declara tion of Intent, Civil Minutes, Volume U, page 223, 2 August 1887 . CHIESA (CHESA)' John (Johan); see CHESE (CHIESA)' John (Johan) . CHISHOLM, Roderick; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Ireland; age 27; District Court ; Declara tion of Intent, Naturalization Papers, 5 April 1887; Declaration of Intent , Civil Minutes, Volume T, page 454, 5 April 1887. CHRISTENSEN, Jacob; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Denrnark; age 22 ; District Court ; Declara tion of Intent, Civil Minutes, Vol urne 21, page 552, 4 August 1906. CHRISTENSEN, o. E.; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Norway; age 21; District Court ; Declara tion of Intent, Naturalization Oocket, Volume 1, page 204, 24 October 1896 . CHRISTOPHER, Andrew; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Norway; age 57; District Court; Oeclara tion of Intent, Civil Minutes, Volume U, page 177, 25 July 1887 . ;:~f;;~~~~~ ~~a~~~!n!~a~=~~~ai~~~~~~n °~a~!~:? ~r ~~~~~!a~~~~; g~~~~:~t~~~ ~:; r~!!~~:c~i~~~rt; Minutes, Volume 18, page 356, 5 October 1904 . CIRRINCIONE (CUNCHONIA), John (Jiovanni); Country of Birth or Allegiance : Italy; age 23; District Court; Declaration of lntent, Naturalization Papers, 7 April 1885. ~~~~te~~~h~~~i=~a~~~~t~~ ~~t=~~~h v~fu~! 1 =~~a~~=~ -~~g~a~~~i~g~8;i~ g!~i~!~~i~~u~i; I~~~~~~ation Civil Papers File Box, 6 April 1891. CLARl 9 ~r~~~~n ~~ :~~u!!i i z;~~~~r~a~;r:7r i~ g~l ~l i:~~~n~=~la~~~~~~; o~g~n~:~t ~i~i~~~t Mi~~~;~ , D~~i:: t~~n page 101, 12 July 1887. The Qua r ter-ly - September 1981 CLISBY, Frank R. ; Country of Birth or Allegiance: England; age 25; District Court ; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Docket, Volume 1, page 218, 22 March 1898 . ;~~~~~o~~t~~~H~a~~~~t~~P~~s ~i~ih s~~t:~:ii~~~~; D~~~~~=~i~~s~~i~~t;~~~t ~ai~~!ii~~tf~~ ~=~~~=:i- 24 October 1886; Petition for Naturalization, Civil Minutes, Volume 21, page 464, 26 September 1906; Granting of Citizenship, Civil Minutes, Volume 21, page 464, 26 September 1906 . COBBEL, Mayer; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Russia; age 26; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Papers, 19 September 1906; Declaration of Intent, Civil Minutes, Volume 21 , page 90, 19 September 1906. COFFEY, Simon; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Great Britain; born 20 April 1880; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization oocket, volume 2, page 107, 30 November 1912 . ccx;HLAN , Thomas; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Ireland; age 40; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Papers, 18 April 1887; Declaration of Intent, Civil Minutes, Volume T, page 505, 18 April 1887. COHEN, G. (Greshon); Country of Birth or Allegiance: Russia; age 28; District Court; Declara tion of Intent, Naturalization Docket, Volume 1, page 197, 10 October 1896 . COHEN, Isaac; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Russia; age 45; District Court; Declaration of Intent, District Court, Jefferson, Marion County, Naturalization Papers File Box A- E, 1 Novem ber 1884; Petition for Naturalization, Naturalization Papers File Box A-E, 14 November 1894; Granting of Citizenship, Civil Minutes, Volume 6, page 117, 14 November 1894. COHEN , Israel; Country of Birth or Allegiance : Russia; age 25; District Court; Declaration of Intent , Naturalization Papers, 22 August 1906. COHEN, Mendel Baker; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Russia; horn 8 March 1887; District Court ; Pet1t1on for Naturalization, Naturalization Docket, Volume 3, page 19, 20 March 1913; Petition Denied 2 February 1915. COHN, A.; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Prussia; age 32; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Papers, 3 August 1887; Declaration of Intent, Civil Minutes, Volume U, page 241 ; 3 August 1887. COHN, Emil (E . ); Country of Birth or Allegiance: Germany; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Natural1zat1on Papers, 29 October 1884; Declaration of Intent, U. S. District Court, Territory of Arizona , Naturalization Papers File Box A-E, 31 January 1890; Petition for Naturalization , Naturalization Papers File Box A-E, 16 February 1892. COHN, M,; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Russia; District Court; Petition for Naturalization, Naturalization Papers, 10 February 1903; Petition for Naturalization, Civil Minutes, Volume 16, page 537, 10 February 1903; Granting of Citizenship, Civil Minutes, Volume 16, page 537, 10 February 1903. COHN, Morris; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Russia; age 22; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Papers, 17 June 1905; Oeclaration of Intent, Civil Minutes, Volume 19, page 474, 17 June 1905. COHN (KOHN) , Jacob; Country of Birth or Allegiance : Russia; barn 5 OCtober 1885; District Court ; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Papers, Volume 2, page 75, 12 February 1912. COHN, Jacob; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Prussia; age 63; District Court; Declaration of In tent, Naturalization Papers, 24 October 1884. COHN, John; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Russia; age 50 ; District Court; Declaration of Intent, District Court, Richmond, Fort Bend County, Naturalization Papers, 30 Oecember 1896. COHN, Julius; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Russia; age 30; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Papers, 17 September 1906; Oeclaration of Intent, Civil Minutes, Volume 21, page 552, 17 September 1906 . COHN, Sigmund; c;=oun~ry of Birth or Allegiance : Russia; age 33; District Court, Declaration of Intent, Natural1zat1on Docket, Volume 1, page 131, 26 March 1894. Dallas Genealogical Society COIRET (COVIETT - COVIET - COIRETT), A.; Country of Birth or Allegiance : France; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Cl.vil Minutes, Volume G, page 166, 14 October 1872. COLART, Alex (Alexander); Country of Birth or Allegiance: France; age 57; District Court ; Decla rat1on of In tent, Naturalization Papers, l August 1887 . COLBERT, Michael; Country of Birth or Allegiance : Ireland; age 40; District Court; Oeclaration of Intent, Naturalization Papers, 2 September 1887; oeclaration of Intent, Civil Minutes, Volume U, page 24 7, 2 September 188 7. COLE, James; Country of Birth or Allegiance: England; age 41; District Court ; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Papers, 1 August 1887; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Papers File Box A-E, 1 August 1887; Declaration of Intent, Civil Minutes, volume u, page 213; 1 August 1887 . COLE , James M.; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Great Britain; District Court; Petition for Natural1zat1on, Ex Parte Papers File Box A- E, 30 March 1898; Petition for Naturalization, Civil Minutes, Volume 11, page 27, 31 March 1898 . COLEMAN, Louis; Country of Birth or Allegiance : Prussia; District Court ; Granting of Citizen ship, C1v1i Minutes, Volume C, page 74, 13 February 1860. COLLIN, D.; Country of Birth or Allegiance : France; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Civil Ml.nutes, Volume G, page 173, 14 October 1872 . COLSON, Charles; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Norway; age 46; Oistrict Court; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Docket, Volume 1, page 128, 16 March 1894. COLTON, Jacob B . ; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Russia; age 21; District Court; Oeclaration of In tent, Naturalization Papers, 25 July 1887; Declaration of In tent, Civil Minutes , Vol urne U, page 176, 25 July 1887 . COLTON, William; Country of Birth or Allegiance: England; District Court; oeclaration of Intent, Civil Minutes, Volume G, page 184, 19 October 1872. COMBY, Joe; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Italy; born 2 February 1865; District Court ; Oecla rat1on of Intent, Naturalization Docket, Volume 2, page 154, 21 January 1914. COMBY, Sam; Country of Birth or Allegiance : Italy; barn 15 May 1876; District Court; oeclaration of Intent , Naturalization Docket, Volume 2, page 153, 21 January 1914 . CONERTY, Charles; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Ireland; age 21; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Papers, 3 August 1887; Declaration of Intent , Civil Minutes , Volume U, page 240, 3 August 1887 . CONIGLIO, Louis V.; Country of Birth or Allegiance : Italy; horn 9 January 1876; District Court; Declaration of In tent, Declaration of In tent, Vol urne -- , page 45, 9 December 1907. CONIGLIO, (Maria) Bernadio; Country of Birth or Allegiance : Italy; age 27; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Papers, 14 March 1905; Declaration of Intent, Civil Min utes, Volume 19, page 156, 14 March 1905; Granting of Citizenship, Naturalization Papers , 11 March 1911; Certificate Cancelled, 11 March 1911. CONLIN (CONLON), Pat; Country of Birth or Allegiance : Ireland; age 45; Oistrict Court ; Oeclara t1on of Intent , Naturalization Docket, Volume 1, page 29, 30 March 1891. CONLON (CONLIN) I Pat; see CQNLIN (CONLON), Pat. CONNOR, Robert; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Ireland; age 21; Oistrict Court; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Docket, Volume 1, page 121, 18 March 1892. CONROY, Edward; Country of Birth or Allegiance : Ireland; age 29; District Court; Declaration of In tent, Naturalization Papers, 7 October 1884 . CONYERS, C. B. ; Country of Birth or Allegiance: British Empire; age 22; District Court; 29 June The Qu.arteroly - September 1981 1886, Oeclaration of Intent, Naturalization Papers; Declaration of Intent, Civil Minutes, Velurne S, page 566, 29 June 1886. COON, Ching; Country of Birth or Allegiance: China; age 36; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Papers, 4 Oecember 1893 . COOPER, Ernst W. ; Country of Birth or Allegiance : England; age 25; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Oocket, Vol urne 1, page 37, l April 1891. COPPEYUS , P. J.; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Belgiurn; age 29 ; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Civil Minutes, Velurne T, page 452, 5 April 1887. CORAM, Joseph; Country of Birth or Allegiance: England; age 29; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Papers, 24 November 1890. CORBIN (CORLEN), Gattlieb (Gottlieb); Country of Birth or Allegiance: Switzerland; age 28; D1str1ct Court; Oeclaration of Intent, Naturalization Papers, 12 July 1887; Declaration of Intent, Civil Minutes, Velurne u, page 87, 12 July 1887. CORLEN (CORBIN) I Gattlieb (Gottlieb); see CORBIN (CORLEN), Gattlieb (Gottlieb). ;~~~=ii~~~i~~u~!~~r~f F~i~t~o~r A~~~ei~a~~~~ l;~~~i~~t~~~~~i~~r C~~~~~ai~;!~t~~' f~~v~~t~~~~~~=~ion, Volurne 15, page 197, 11 July 1901; Granting of Citizenship, Civil Minutes, velurne 15, page 197 , 11 July 1901 . CORNEHLS, A. (August); Country of Birth or Allegiance : Germany; age 37; District Court; Decla ration of In tent, C1v1l Minutes , Vol urne U, page 227, 3 August 1887. CORNETET, Emile; Country of Birth or Allegiance : France; age 28; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Papers, 22 July 1887 . CORNEY, William S.; Country of Birth or Allegiance: England; District Court ; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Papers, 23 October 1892; Petition for Naturalization, Civil Minutes, Volurne 4, page 208, 24 October 1892. CORRENTI, Joseph; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Germany; age 32 ; District Court ; Declaration of Intent , Naturalization Oocket, Velurne 1, page 163, 23 October 1894 . CORRLL, Adro; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Austria-Hungary; born 5 February 1875 ; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Oocket , Velurne 2, page 120, 17 March 1913 . COSTA, Andrea (Andrew); Country of Birth or Allegiance: Italy; age 21; District Court, Decla ration of Intent, Naturalization Oocket, Volurne 1, page 85 , 6 April 1891. COSTA, Henry; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Italy; age 35; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Oocket, Volume 1, page 165, 24 October 1894 . COSTA (COSTO) (CASTA) , Salvatore; see CASTA (COSTA-COSTO), Salvatore. COSTELLO, Michael; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Ireland; age 32; District Court; Declara tion of Intent, Naturalization Papers, 1 November 1876. COSTO (COSTA) (CASTA), Salvatore; see CASTA (COSTA-COSTO). Salvatore. COURNES , L. ; Country of Birth or Allegiance : Russia; age 42; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Papers, 17 October 1892; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Papers File Box A- E, 17 October 1892; Petition for Naturalization, Naturalization Papers, File Box A- E, 19 October 1896 . COURY, Naseef; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Syria; age 30; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Oocket, Volume 1, page 21, 26 March 1891 . COUQUET (JOUQUET- GONQUET), Eugene A. ; Country of Birth or Allegiance: France; age 41; District Court: Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Papers, 24 October 1892. COVIET (COVIETT- COIRET-COIRETT), A. ; see COIRET (COVIETT-COVIET-COIRETT), A. Dallas Genealogical Society CRABEN, John H. ; Country of Birth or Allegiance : Great Britain; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Papers, 5 August 1891 ; Petition for Naturalization, Naturalization Papers, 25 September 1906; Petition for Naturalization, Civil Minutes, Volume 21, page 381, i~o~~ptember 1906; Granting of Citizenship, Civil Minutes, Volume 21, page 381, 25 September CRADDOCK, Steve; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Rus sia; horn 15 August 1884; District Court; Oeclaration of Intent, Naturalization Oocket, Volume 2, page 96, 27 June 1912 . CREYNES, M. ; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Russia; age 35; District Court; Declaration of In tent, Naturalization Papers, 17 October 1892 . i~o~;;t~g=~FH~3 ; A~l~~~~~~ ~~G~~: B~~f~~~~~ ~~~n~~L~!1~!~~~0~~ ~;1;~;~~c;~pe;~e;i1:r~~~i~: E ~orn 15 January 1895; Granting of Citizenship, Civil Minutes, Volume 6, page 254, 15 January 1895. CROFTS (CROFT). Alphonsus (A . E . B.) (Adolphousus Edgar Benjamin; see CROFT (CROFTS), Alphonsus Edgar Ben)amin. CROPLEY, Samuel; Country of Birth or Allegiance: England; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Cl.vil Minutes, Volume G, page 98, 24 June 1872. CROSSLEY, Sam: Country of Birth or Allegiance: England; District Court; Declaration of In tent, Naturalization Papers File Box 18 Case Number 1175, 18 November 1870. (EDITOR ' S NOTE : If the old style lang "s" was used, it's possible Sam CROSSLEY and Samuel CROPLEY were the same person . ) CROWLEY, Timothy K. ; Country of Birth or Allegiance : Great Britain ; age 55; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Docket, Volume 1, page 140, 29 August 1894 , CUCCI, Giovanni; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Italy; age 40; District Court ; Oeclaration of Intent, Naturalization Docket, Volume 1, page 48, 3 April 1891. CUNCHONIA (CIRRINCIONE)' John (Jiovanni) i see CIRRINCIONE (CUNCHONIA)' John (Jiovanni) . i~~:~: ~~~u;~~~;~ii~~ ~!~;~s ~r i~ 1 ~=~~~n~~~2, Eg~;~~e~tn~ ~~ ; r~~!~~:c~x c~~~~~ ~=~!~~a~~~~ ~~x A-E, 12 March 1892; Petition for Naturalization, Naturalization Papers File Box A- E, 4 December 1897; Granting of Citizenship, Civil Minutes, Vol urne 10, page 75, 4 Oecember 1897 , CUTRO, Joseph; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Italy; age 23; District Court; Declaration of Intent, Naturalization Docket, Volume 1, page 59, 4 April 1889. CUTTER, John B. (Barcley); Country of Birth or Allegiance: England; age 34; District Court ; Oeclarati.on of Intent , Naturalization Dock.et, Volume 1, page 220 , 2 April 1898. 8 1 ~~~~!~~t (~~~;~~r:;:~ia;~~~~~p~f (i~~!~l~eb~t~~~~i~~t~~n ~~~~r~~ t !~~t=~c~~87 ~t~!~ia~~~i~~ ; of Intent, Civil Minutes, Volume U, page 206, 1 August 1887. CUTTITILA (CUTTITA)' Guiseppe; see CUTTITA (CUT'l'ITILA) ' Guiseppe (Gueseppe) . CZECHOWICZ , Antoni; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Germany; age 34; District Court, Declara t1on of In tent, Naturalization Oock.et, Volume l, page 143, 28 September 1894. CZEDZIWODA, Carl; District Court; Granting of Citizenship, Naturalization Papers, 18 November 1910; Revocation of Granting of Citizenship, Naturalization Papers, 6 September 1912. CZEPULES (CZEPULIST), Kostantos; Country of Birth or Allegiance: Russia; barn 22 August 1871; D1stri.ct Court; Declarati.on of Intent, Naturalization Docket, Volume 2, page 131, 30 June 1913 . CZEPULIST (CZEPULES)' Kostantos; see CZEPULES (CZEPULIST)' Kostantos. The QuaPtePly - September 1981 CITY CEMETERY, DAVENPORT, IOWA The following letter was received by Dallas Genealogical Society and may be of interest to our readers, and of help to the City of Da ven port. CITY OF DAVENPORT PARK AND RECREATIO N D E P A RTM EN T 2816 Eastern Ave., Annie Wittenmyer Complex, Davenport, Ia 52803 (319) 326-7812 May 14, 1981 Dallas Genealogical Society P. 0. Box 12648 Dallas, TX 75225 Dear Friend: The Park and Recreation Department of the City of Davenport has had the responsibility for the care and maintenance of the Davenport City Cernetery for a nurnber of years. The recent surge of interest in gen ealogy has caused a large increase in requests for information con cerning burials and plot ownership. Unfortunately rnany of the records were lost, destroyed or stolen in the years preceeding 19 71, the year the Park and Recreation Departrnent took over the responsibility for the cernetery. Records prior to 1880 are virtually nonexistent; time and vandalism have eliminated many gravestones. In order to make as much of this information as possible available to genealogists and historians, the City has entered in to an agreement with the Scott County Genealogical Society for the reconstruction of these records. This is a complex undertaking, needing the close coop era tion of the public and private sectors - museums, genealogical and historical societies, and individual ei tizens. Many persons once res iding in Scott County, Iowa have moved to other states and we are asking your society to poll your membership and friends for Scott County connections. Specifically, we need to know if anyone has ancestors buried in the Davenport City Cemetery. If so, we would appreciate as much of the following information as possible: name, date of death, place of death, age or birth date, place of birth, lot number, lot owners name, and if befare 1880, cause of death. Additionally, if anyone knows the name of any lot owner, descendant of a lot owner, or has in their possession a deed to a lot or a plat of the cemetery, we would appre ciate a transcript of this information. 418 Dallas Genealogical Society Counting on your valued assistance, we have enclosed a self-addressed stamped envelope for your convenience. Please reply even if no infor mation is uncovered. Thank you very much. Sincerely, Samuel K. BI SHOP Darryl L. OHL , President City Sexton Scott County Genealogical Society VAN ZANDT COUNTY , TEXAS, GRAVES Submi tted by Helen LU. The following grave is located on the road which divides Henderson and Van Zandt Counties , in the community known as Big Rock. The property on which the grave is located was owned by Mr. STEGAL at the time the in ser iption was copied. Mary H. J., wife of Dr . c. c. WALKER daughter of J. & M. A. OWENS born 12 October 184 7, died 12 September 1869 The following grave is located on the property adjoining and to the west of that described above. OWner's name is unknown. Elizabeth C ., wife of Robert YOUNG born 16 April 1820 died 2 November 1863 A FANNIN COUNTY, TEXAS , MARRIAGE While working in the courthouse in Bonham, Jeanette BLAND found the following in Marriage Book B (1865- 1874), page 412: #1632 Thomas ROSS and Elizabeth GLENN, 26 August 1869. A note had been added to 11 this entry , which read "A Sad Failure • KANSAS PIONEERS Illustrated, indexed, library binding . 350 sketches and stories of pioneer life. 82 Kansas counties mentioned. Published 1977, 405 pages ...... •.....•.•• $15.00. Add $1. 50 for postage/handling. (Kansas residents add state sales tax.) THE TOPEKA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY P. 0. BOX 4048 TOPEKA, KANSAS 66604 The Quarter-Zy - September 1981 419 THE SECOND NATIONAL BOURLAND REUNION You are cordially invited to attend this meeting of BOURLAND kinfolks in Saint Louis, Missouri, on 16, 17 and 18 October 1981. You are not required to be a rnember of the BOURLAND Society. Anyone may attend as lang as he or she has an interest in the BOURLAND/BOULAND/BOWLAND family and heritage. The first national reunion was held in Dallas, Texas in the spring of 1979. This event occurs every other year. WE NEED YOUR DEPOSIT FOR THE BANQUET BY 15 September . The east is $2 3. 50 per person for banquet, Sunday breakfast and the coffee break on Saturday. You are free to arrange for other meals as you wish . The reunion will take place at the RODEWAY INN, 2600 Market Street, Saint Louis, Missouri 63103. You will make your ramn reservations yourself by calling or writing to RODEWAY INN, address above. We have arranged for a limited nurnber of rooms to be held for us for the weekend 16-18 October at a special rate: single - $37. 00; double - $46.00 (plus tax). RODEWAY needs your deposit by 15 Sep tember in order to hold your room. You can call them at ( 314) 534- 4700 and mention BOURLAND reunion. They hav e a free shuttle bus service which can bring you from the airport in case you are arriving by air. We have not arranged any tours or entertainments, but anyone who would like to perforrn for us is welcorne to bring his talent and instruments. SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES: Friday afternoon: check-in, and free time. Saturday morning: business rneeting, 9; 30 -. 12: 30 Saturday afternoon: social time Saturday evening: banquet, 6:30 p. m. Sunday morning: 8; 30 a. m. , devot ion and breakfast Sunday neon: check-out, unless you are staying over a few days James c. READ, HARP & THISTLE, LTD, Box 2072, Warner Rabins, Georgia 31099. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *** * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * 1i IN MEMORY MARY DEAN MORRIS 420 Dallas Genealogical Society Continued from Volume XXVII, Nurnber 2, page 325 NAME OF DECEASED SYLER, Infant BUTTERWORTH, Boy CANADA, Isiah CARLTON , Hugh CARLTON, Kate CARROL , James Ray CARNES, Nannie CARPENTER, Charles A . CARSEY, J . R. CASTOE , Floyd CAUGHNARO , Joseph CHANDLER, Thomas B . CLINTON , R. E. CHISM, T. J . CHISM, Mary L. CHISM, Lloyd O. CLARK, Julia E . COLEMAN, Mrs . Flaurence COUNTRYMAN, D , L. COWAN, Hetty (Mrs. Reverend J. w. BALLEW) CANCER, John Leon (F. L . and G . ) DANIEL, Susan H. DANZY, Jamirt Edgar DAVIDSON, Nannie DAVIS, Margaret DAVY, Infant Strangers Rest DEEN, Wiley Strangers Rest DIFFEY, Frank DIMITRIJERVICH, 0 . DIMITRIJERVICH, Mrs . D. DUNCAN, Eugene, Jr. DURAND, Robert Homer DURHAM, Russell (son of J , ELLIOTT, James Strangers Rest ELLIOTT, Infant Irma Jean Strangers Rest ERDMAN, Infant of John EVANS , Mrs. c . I . FARLEY, Joseph FLORER, Junia Bell GARDINER , C . A . GARV IN, Jane GILBERT, Sue GRAGG , Fred W. GRIFFITH, May Marie HARE, Claro Base HARRIS, D. 0. HARRIS. Mrs. Sarah F. HATCHETT , Will S . HAYES, Mrs. Dr . w. I. (Mary) HENDERSON , W. D . HENDERSON, Mrs. W. D . HU DEL. Wilhelmina JEREMY, Jess JONES, Garvin S . JONES, Amarillar KNULL, Infant LANORUM, Infant Strangers Rest LASELL, C. S . ------LASELL, A . A . LETHERMAN, Charles William LONG, Infant of E . G . Strangers Rest LOVING, Mamie O. LOVING, John H. LUDWIG , Walter Louis MALEDON, George w. The Quartø:rZ.y - September 1981 MANSFIELD, Walter MARSHALL, Chester MAULDING, F. I. MILLIKEN, Edward A. S. MONROE, Mrs. I. H. {nee Mollie HARRIS) MOSLEY, Alice H. MURDOCK, Addie (Mrs. Kennedy) McKEE. Mannie T . McWILKERSON, ------ OLIVER, Thomas ORAM., James ORD, w. B. {Scullyl PENR'l, Lula , (daughter of S. B. and N. ) PENR'l, W. H. PETHERAM., Mary (in memory only; actually buried Hillsboro, Texas) PETHERAM., Mrs. J. W. PETHERAM., James A . POWERS, Mrs. Marjorie PULLIAM, Martha Nettie RABY' Alice (Mrs. J. R. HOW) RAWDON' Mary Ellen REDEFERN, Samuel RICHARDSON, Isham E. ROBERTS, M. J . RODGERS, Mrs . J . E. (Sarah P . ) ROSS, Mrs. w. p . ( nee Margaret PETHERAN) ROSS, Mrs. William P. (nee Blessing MA'I'VALL) ROTHELL, Olive SADLER, Aubrey p. SANGUINET. Jack M. SCOTT, Margaret E . SHOOK, Louis Fayne SHOOK, Carlotta P. SHOQK, John P. SPENCE, Matilda F. STEMMONS, Rebecca Alison STOREY, Elizabeth (Bettyl - Mrs. L . A. STEMMONS STRANGE, Henry Beverly SUMMERFIELD, Edward c. SUMMERFIELD, Mrs . E. c. (nee Dee L . HAYDEN) SWIFT, W. H., Jr . TROTTER, Mrs . Archie Pearl TYRONE, Fannie BROWN UEBRICK, Elizabeth CLINE UPSHAW, Robert Lewis =~~~~R~'. Infant R. E. WILHELMINE' Hud el WILBANKS, Leta (Mrs, Featherstone) WILLIAMS, Otis L. WILLIAMS, Annie WRIGHT, Panzie WYLIE Supplementary Record of Burials (Book II) 6-28- 1913 ALLISON, Wade Strangers Rest 1-9-1912 ABBOTT, J. H. ------5- 2- 1913 ABERNATHY, Mrs. Annie E. 5- 2- 1911 ADAMS, Mrs . Fannie 12-28-1912 ALEXANDER, A., Infant 2-18-1913 ALEXANDER, A. Nellie 4- -1913 ALEXANDER , Miss Willie 3- 7- 1906 AKIN, Marieta 2- 10- 1906 AMOS, Jus tin AMOS , Ruth CARTER 12- 25- 1912 ANDERSON, S . A . 8- 6- 1911 ANDERSON, Leona C. 8-1-1915 ANDERSON, Mrs. Sissie ANDERSON, Lillie At'DREWS, Margaret DAVIS DallasGenealogical Society ANGUS, Infant ANSLIN , C. F. 7- 15- 1915 APPLE, Arny Strangers Rest 7-24-1914 ARCHER, W. O . ARDRY, Billie ~= f; : ~;i4 ARMSTRONG, Hugh V. 12-11-1914 ARONSON' James 5- 3- 1918 ASGARO , Peterworth 8- 11-1915 BAKER, J . L. Strangers Rest 12- 16- 1915 BAKER, Robert Strangers Rest 1- 18- 1918 BAKER, S. A. Strangers Rest BALDWIN, Mrs . L. E. BANDY, Infdnt of Allen 2- 4-1935 BANDY, Mrs . R. T . (Arnelia Ann) 1922 BANE, Olivia McMANUS 11- 1- 1904 BANDY. Mrs. M. 2- 17- 1909 BARNES, Charles Pottersfield 5-18- 1916 BARNHART ' George Strangers Rest 3-1-1914 BARRETT, Mrs . Catherine ------5- 24 - 1916 BARRIETT, Ora May Strangers Rest 2-3- 1916 BARTEE, Hardie Strangers Rest 3- 23- 1916 BARNETT, J . S. Strangers Rest 1- 7-1912 BARTLETT, James ( Tubs) 10- 27- 1910 BARTLEY, Sidney B. 12- 15- 1904 BASHAM , George 10- 11- 1909 BASHAM, Infant Julia F . BAU ERLE, John W. BAUMGARDNER, Claude C . BAUMGARDNER, Maud L . BAUMGARDNER, Francis o. 1970 BEACHUM, Dr . Horace 7-6-1911 BEAM, Mildred 4- 15- 1914 BASHAM, George V. 6-23- 1916 BEASLEY, James A. Strangers Rest B-3- 1914 BEAUMONT, W. M. 5-6- 1916 BECHER, Richard L . 's Infant Strangers Rest BECHER, Verne Strangers Rest 5- 11- 1915 BELL, C. W. 's Infant Strangers Rest 6-23-1915 SELLER, R. S . ' s Infant Strangers Rest 8- 2- 1910 BELLEW, H. A . 4- 29- 1924 BELL, Mrs. Callie 1- 4-1906 BENTLEY, Evy 8- 30- 1915 BENTLEY , Mrs. Alice 7- 8- 1910 BERRY, Infant 4-29- 1910 BERRY , A . J. ' s Infant 11-26- 1911 BERRY, Clinton Andrew 6-11- 1916 BEVERLY' Henry Strangers Rest BOEHLE, (Mother) Myrtle 7- 24-1916 BOZALINA, H . F . 's Infant Strangers Rest 2-6-1912 BEY, John ' s Infant 10-30-1910 BLACK, Miss Gertrude 7- 23- 1908 BLACK, J . R. ' s Infant 8- 24 -1915 BLACKWELL, Clyde 12- 23- 1924 BOEDECKER, Henry 7- 24 - 1916 BOZALINA, H . F. ' s Infant (Duplication) Strangers Rest 9- 11-1909 ------6- 10- 1906 :~~~g=~~' r~fa~t 7- 14- 1912 BOTTORFF, Mrs . Ethel BORGESON, Edward BORGESON, Luther 2- 2- 1926 BOURLAND, Bettie Jane Strangers Rest 3-29- 1913 BRADY, Mat tie 5-27-1916 BRICHARO, J. L. ' s Infant Strangers Rest 5- 11- 1923 BRASHEARS, S. 's Infant Strangers Rest 9- 3-1925 BRITTON' Mrs. Minnie Ora 10- 1- 1915 BROOKS, Hazel - Infant Strangers Rest 11-16- 1911 BROWN, Mrs. T. 11-14- 1914 BROWN, T. B. 10- 24- 1907 BROUSE, Mrs . Caroline 3-3- 1918 BRUNDREX, H . John 6- 2- BRYANT, Herbert S . The Qw.a r terly - Septe mber 1981 7- 22-1913 BRYANT I Mrs . Vida strangers Rest 10- 11- 1905 BULLOCK , J . A . ' s Infant ------11- 16- 1915 BUMPASS, W. H . Strangers Res t 6- 3- 1916 BURCH , Mrs . Mary ------2-28-1916 BURLINGHAM, Mrs . E . N . 3- 6- 1912 BURNETT, J . H . 9- 5-1907 BURNETT, Clara V . 9- 23- 1910 BURNS , Hugh 4- 9- 1912 BURNS, Mrs . G. L. 8- 5-1906 BURTON, Henry ' s Infant 1 2- 29-1905 BUSH, Roy 3-18- 1916 CABRA , Oemiro Raval Strangers Rest CALLAHAN , Mrs . Ad.die ------~ : ;~: ;: ;~!4 CAMPBELL , Char les Infant 1 2- 26- 191 0 CANADA , Geor ge H . 6- 5-1914 CANNON , Marj orie 6-12- 1914 CARDEN , Miss Margaret 6- 6-1918 CARDEN , Earnest Str angers Rest 2- 28- 1909 CARPENTER, Joh n ------2- 17- 1915 CARPENTER, Hattie L . Strangers Rest 11- 2-1907 CARPENTER, Beulah s . ------11-1- 1909 CASTLEBERRY I Charles ' Infant 3- 12- 1905 CECIL, J. N . ' s Infant 2- 20- 1918 CHARSKE, Tenie 9- 5- 1928 CHARSKE , Mi ke 8- 24- 1916 CARR, John o . 1928 CASPERSON , Henrietta 5- 21- 1924 CHAFFIN, Infant Strangers Rest 1932 CHARETTE I A. J . ------1946 CHEARIN, Minnie 12- 30- 1904 CHILTON , S. N . 10- - 1915 CHILTON, Richard Ellis 31 CHISHOLM, Eliza i~ = = i~~~ CHISHOLM, William 6- 18- 1905 CLARK , Fred , Infant of (moved from Oakland Cemetery) 5-20- 1910 CLARK , Mary VAUGHAN 7- 3- 1913 CLARK , Ray Alvin Stranger s Rest 5- 18-1903 CLARK, R . M. (moved to Laurel Land) ------COBB , N . Stranger s Rest ~ l ~is:i;~5 COLATA, Jinunie ------10-17- 191 5 COLE , Matti e C . 1921 COLE , Ch arles COLE , Mrs . Elizabeth Strangers Rest ~ = ~s:i;i6 COLE , Clynton Strangers Rest 1- 10- 1912 COLEMAN , Harris C . ------8- 4- 1924 COLEY, Mrs . G . R. 5- 20- 1929 COLEY, Jack 7- 9- 19 09 COLLIER , Mrs . M. E . 3- 30-1916 COMPTON, C. C. Strangers Rest 5- 26- 1906 CONLEY, Ma r ion ------2- 8- 1911 CONNELL , Miss Addie 7- 17-1910 CONRAD , A. P. 10- 27- 1909 COOK , Mrs . Mary COOK, L . L . (LAWSON and BRIDGES) I Infant of 5- - 1927 COOMER, Infant 6- 12- 1908 COPE , Gladys 10- 7-1913 CORLEY, Charles 2- 13- 1935 CLOUSER, G. F . 2- 11- 1913 COVINGTON, Florence Viola 6- 2- 1912 CRABTREE, Mrs. Ida C . 2- 6- 1913 CRANDALL, L . P. 11- 19-1909 CRANE , "Major " Alasha 8- 24- 1910 CRANE, Hattie 10- 29- 1907 CREEL , James A. 10-11-1914 CRETIEN , Mrs. Augusta 1824- 1895 CRETIEN , Athanase (Pere) 1835-1914 CRETIEN, Justine (Mere) 6- 2-1918 CUMBIA, Ri chard Stamford 8-18- 1812 CUNNINGHAM, w. M. Charee 9 CURRY, Doroth y g = ~ 2 ~~i~ DANCY, Mrs . Mollie Dallas Genealogical Society 9- 10- 1911 OANFORTH, W. M. C . 5-31-1913 DANIEL, Myrtle Eugene 2- 20- 1913 DANIEL, Mrs. Susan 7-10-1912 DARLING, D. D. 2-10-1915 DARLING, D. D . (Removed to Corsicana , Texas) 3-25-1913 OARNELL, L., Infant of 12-12-1906 DAVID, William A. DAVIDSON, 8. L .• Infant of il~~~=~~~o DAVIS, Julia A . 5- 26- 1916 DAVIS, Mrs. E. Strangers Rest 10-27- 1930 DEAR, Nancy Marie Strangers Rest 6-7- 1908 DEATON, Charlie 10-14-1916 DENT, J. 8., Infant of Strangers Rest 5-29-1910 DERBRANT, James R. 3-26-1915 OICKSON, Joseph 4- 25-1916 DILLION, Marion 7-7-1913 DODSON ' A. J. • Infant of 3-1-1915 DOLIVAN, Mrs. Bertha 6-5-1913 DONNELL, Elsie Marie 7- 20-1909 DONNELL, Alfred 9- 29- 1905 DOUGLAS, John J. 4-30- 1912 DOUGLAS, R. E . , Infant of 8- 13- 1905 DURHAM, Infant 11-10-1908 DERHAM, Mrs. Naomi 8-13-1905 DURHAM , J. C., Infant 6- 1- 1910 DURAND, R. H. 1-2-1912 DURMIER, 8. H . 10-11-1914 DURHAM, Jessie LAYTON DURHAM, J. W. 1-4-i:!~ DURKE, Ellis 12-18-1915 EDWARDS, T. A . 2- 11-1913 EDWINGTON, Florence Viola 12- 19- 1904 ELDER, Ruth 6- 16- 1913 ELLIOTT, ------ 10-27-1915 ELLIOTT, N. W., Infant of Strangers Rest 7- 21-1916 ELLIS, Amy Lee Strangers Rest 6-7-1940 ELLIS, James Strangers Rest 7- 14-1909 ENFIELD, Mrs. Lee 11- 6-1904 ERNEST, Grace 7- 16-1908 ERWIN, J. P. 12-4-1915 ERWIN, Enuna Loise 1946 ERWIN, John D. 12-18-1915 ESTAVIN, Ben (Mexican) Strangers Rest 8- 15-1914 ETHRIDGE, I. G. ETHRil:XiE, Roy, Infant of I. G. 5-8-1914 EUBRICK, E. J. 11-9-1915 FAIRFIELD, Anenitian 1-6- 1905 FARRISH, Mrs. Mary C. 8-11-1905 FAULKNER, Mrs . Clara 4-20-1916 FAUSET, W. C. Strangers Rest 12- -1911 FINKLEY, Eula E. FLAGG, Mrs . Margaret FLEMING, Hugh ~~;E~;H FLORER, James G. 4-25-1932 FLORES, Malco 1-6-1934 FLOYD, James A. Strangers Rest FLORES, Ruth ~:g:i;i~ FLORER, Mrs. Mat tie 5-29- 1913 DOR.MAN, Lucian E . FLOYD, Wyman ;:g:i~g FORGEY' Mrs. Sadie 5-28-1913 FORRESTER, Lettie BROWN Pottersfield 2-27-1916 FORTUNE, E. S . , Infant of Strangers Rest 11-22-1915 FRANCIS, John, Jr . Strangers Rest 6- 18- 1913 FRANKLIN, Daisy M. 10-29-1915 FULTON, Miss Mary Elizabeth Strangers Rest 5-1-1918 GMER, Mrs. Charles, Infant of Strangers Rest 11- 4-1911 GALE, Lois 5-21- 1916 GARDNER, Elizabeth 9-19-1912 GARDNER, G. A., Infant of 10- -1930 GARRETT, Pauline Geneva Strangers Rest The Qu artil r Zy - September 1981 6-17- 1913 GASS, James, Infant of StrangersRest GAS TON I w. H. Wilbur ;~;~ 1 ;~~5 GAULT, Mrs. Margaret 8-17-1916 GAYLE , w. E., Infant of 2- 16-1912 GEBHART , Mrs. Mary 12- 21- 1914 GIESECKE, Mary Ida Jane 12- 23- 1905 GILLI.AM , Mrs . M. E. 10- 22-1912 GILROY , J. 10- 22- 1912 GILROY, Mrs . Celina 3-23-1916 GIVINGS . Willie Ann Strangers Rest 12- 8- 1912 GLAZE. Barna A. 8- 28-1913 GLEASON , Mrs . Mary 10- 27- 1913 GLOCHNER, Charles 12- 13- 1911 GODFRAY, E. 11-11-1912 GOODMAN, Mary E. 4-23-1907 GORDON, Olivia Frances 6-10-1918 GORDON, A. J., Infant of Strangers Rest 11- 3- 1911 GOUGH, Julie M. Pottersfield 6- 26-1916 GRAH.AM, J. Frank, Infant of 11- - 1936 GRAH.AM, Alfred H. 6- 1- 1910 GRAVES, Frank H. 11- 29- 1911 GRAVES, Mrs. Edna 12- 12-1914 GRAVES , Adolph us 10- 14- 1914 GRAY, C . C. 8- 10-1915 GRAY, Pauline P. Strangers Rest 3- 17-1916 GRAYH.AM, Mrs. A. M. Strangers Rest 11-20-1906 GREER, Mrs. R. E. 6 GREEN, Albert Strangers Rest ~=~~l~i~ GREER, W. L. 9-4-1906 GRIGS, Will, Infant of Pottersfield 5-8-1913 GRIGSBY, Dorothy V. Pottersfield 1-25-1913 GUESS, Claude Robert 9-21- 1915 GUESS, Charles Barton 10-24- 1915 HALE, Allen Strangers Rest 1-28- 1916 HALE, Emma F. 9-12- 1907 HALL, Miss E. M. 9-6- 1909 HALL, Miss Dora 2- 15- 1913 HALL, Dora, Infant of 10- 1- 1915 HALL, Paul Appolas 3- 10- 1916 HALL, R. J . , Jr. 10- 11-1921 HARE, Charles Bose 5-8-1916 HAMILTON , K. L. , Infant of Strangers Rest 1-22-1915 HENSON, Jess ------4-29-1916 HARE, Charles 5- 15- 1916 HARGRAVES. Charles 6-5-1912 HARMON, Mrs. M. L. 7-1-1928 HARMON, Baby Strangers Rest 5- 3- 1914 HARRELL, Miss Hannah ------10-14- 1908 HARRIS, O. HARRIS, George 9- 18- 1913 HARRIS, Mrs. Lena Laura 4-10-1916 HARRIS, Mary E. Strangers Rest 3-4-1916 HARRIS, Rachel Strangers Rest 6- 23-1916 HARRIS, H. R. Strangers Rest 5-15- 1912 HARRIS, "Captain" w. H. ------2-27-1912 HARRIS, Phelma G, 11-6-1913 HARRIS, J . w., Infant of 10-1- 1911 HARRISON, Mrs. Lillie 11-24-1911 HARRISON, George 10-20-1914 HASTING, Anna T. 8-16- 1913 HARTSFIELD, J. c •• Infant of 1- 12-1915 HASSELL, Will 10- 26- 1913 HASTY, Mrs. Martha 10-30-1912 HASSELL, Baby May 6-17-1905 HATTON, MrS. L. O. 7-22- 1913 HAXTHOUSAND, Edith HASSELL 5-4- 1913 HARRISON, G. W., Infant of 5- 14- 1910 HENDRICKSON , William B. 7-12- 1910 HENDRIXSON , Margarite 11- 10- 1911 HENDRICKSON, E . , Infant of 6-7- 1910 HERNDON, Louise M. I Infant Dallas Genealogical Society HIGOON, W. P. i=i~: i: i~ HICKEY, Mrs. Hattie 5- 15-1918 :i~~ : =~wley Strangers Rest ~=~~ = i~~~ HILL, Mrs. D. l!.. HILL, Henry i~:~o~~;i5 HILL, Robert Jane 8-11- 1915 HITCHCOCK, Oscar 5-7-1916 HOLDER, May Strangers Rest 10-21- 1915 HOLIDAY, Daniel Strangers Rest 7-18-1914 HOLLAND , Mrs. Mattie 5-27-1918 HOLLAND, Mary Lee 11-9-1913 HOLLENQUEST, Robert A. 1- 31-1933 HOLSTEAD, Francis F.dward 8-30-1909 HOLT, John 4-16-1934 HOMEL, Mary A . HOMES, Shelton ~=~~1;~~6 HOOPER, Zenobia Stella 7-14-1938 HOP PS , George w. 1809- 1901 HORD , W. H . " Brigadier General") HORD, John G . ) HORD, May J. ) Removed from fiOARD HORD, Willie ) Cemetery in 1920 HORD, M. N . ) HORD, Yank ) 3-13-1910 HOUGHTON . Pery 2-5-1910 HOUSTON, Charles G. 5- 10-1918 HOUSTON, Willard L. 5-19-1906 HOWELL, Joseph HUDEL, August : : ;~~~~~7 HUGHES, Washington 8- 1- 1924 HUDGINS, Francis Strangers Rest 4-12-1916 HUDNALL, Joseph Strangers Rest 3-2-1916 HUDLE , J . H . 7-14-1911 HUGHES, Mrs. Mary A. 12-18- 1910 HUGULEY' Mil ton Edward 10-29-1905 HUNT, Mrs . Jessie 10- 2-1911 HUNT, Letta 3-15-1913 HUNT, R. L. 12-15-1912 HUNT, Cobb 6-5-1915 HORD , Mrs . Katherine 11-14-1916 HORD , Ben Strangers Rest 6-13-1927 HURLEY, James 1-17-1913 INGRAM, J. B. 1941 INGRAM, Dora Jane 12-11-1912 7- 24-1910 i:S~' M~~a T~· 11-18-1918 JACKSON, Susie 5- 27-1906 JAMES, Vivian JAMES , R. Homer Strangers Rest ~ = ~: : i:i~ JAMISON, Vidi Strangers Rest 7- 8- 1915 JAM I SON , Verne Strangers Rest 9 JENNINGS , Sallie L. Strangers Rest ~~1;~1;~~ JENSEY' Sarah 2-3-1916 JOFFREE, E. H. 7-16- 1920 JOHNSON , Clara B. 1-8-1931 JOHNSON, Pearl 10- 16-1909 JOHNSON, Miss Bert Pottersfield 9 - 10-1911 JOHNSON, James A . Pottersfield 3-24-1913 JOHNSON, W. W. , Infant of Strangers Rest 10-20-1915 JOHNSON, Robert Strangers Rest ~~;~~;i:15 JOHNSON, Martha Stranger& Rest JOHNSON, Cullum Strangers Rest 9-5-1909 JOHNSON, W. J. 1-7-1910 JOHNSON, Mrs. Carrie 3- 20- 1911 JOHNSON, w. J . , (son James and Callie) 1- 7-1912 JOHNSON, Luke 1- 26- 1913 JOHNSON, Mrs. w. w. 4-25-1916 JOHNSON , O. L. 1-17-1918 JOHNSON, Margaret 12-9-1918 JONES , Martha 6-14-1905 JONES, J. G. The Qua l" tar ly - September 1981 7- 2- 1905 JONES, Robert C. Vanse 9- 12- 1915 JONES, Mrs. Ida Strangers Rest 8- 23- 19 16 JONES, James w. 5-3-1918 JONES, Mrs . Bessie 7- 31- 1904 JOUROON , M. L. 4-14-1909 JUDGE, Mrs . Julia V . 5- 3- 1914 KAERMER, ------ Strangers Rest 5- 25-1913 KEELER, Willie H. Pottersfield 5- 30- 1912 KEATHEY, I . L. E . 11- 5- 1906 KEAN, Mrs . Mildred 10-28- 1908 KETTLEWELL , Harold w. KETTLEWELL, Mrs. Emma !~i=~;~:10 KEY, Louise 3- 2- 1913 2- 17- 1911 ~i~~~~'. ~~s ~ . Dora KING, Daniel i=g = i:~: KIRBY, H . E. 7- 14- 1915 KIRTMEYER, Fred, Infant of Strangers Rest 6- 29-1907 KRUISE, Mrs . Minnie 4- 9-1918 KUHN , B. G. 5-20-1906 LANGLEY, W. S . 10-24- LAKE, J . P. 2-6- 1913 LAMBERT, Bob 3 LAMERNAUX , Elizabeth ~~i~~i~i~ _LAMPKI N, Samuel 10-5- 1915 LAMPKIN, J. M. , Infant of 5-20- 1911 LAMPKIN' G. I Infant of 5- 20-1906 LANGLEY, W. S. (Duplication) 5- 1-1907 LANGLEY I Leona LANG FORT, Eugene tg=i:ii LANGLEY, Mrs . Maggie 11- 8-1916 LARO, Mrs . Susan Strangers Rest LAWRENCE, D . T. I Infant of ~:;:~;!:10 LEAVELL, Mrs . Minnie 3- -1932 LEE, Essee 1- 3-1913 LEE, Mary susan 13 LEE, Fount S. !~i=~9i: LEE, Goldie Strangers Rest 7- 20-1906 LENGLEY' Irene 2-7-1915 LEO, Mrs. M. Strangers Rest LEROY, H. A . ~:;:ig~;o9 LEROY, Jana Emile 3-10-1905 LEROY, William H. 1- 5-1907 LEROY, Emily S. 6- 23-1929 LESTER, William, Infant of 3- 28- 1910 LEWIS , c. M. • Infant of 2-7-1916 ~:i~: ;;~~~~~--- 6-27- 1914 LINDSEY, William 12-30-1910 LINDSEY, Mrs. Catherine 12-21-1914 LINDSEY, Jane E . 3-20-1911 LIVENSY, James El lam 3-23-1907 LIVINGSTON, Miss G. 11-1-1910 LLOYD' Mrs. George 3-7-1918 LOCKRIDGE, Sidney A. 2-10-1905 LONG, May 12-25- 1913 LONGE, Benjamin 3- 9-1907 LOWREY, Lynn and Margaret, Infant of 7-19- 1915 LUOWICK, J . H . Strangers Rest 4- 5-1916 LUKE, J. O . Strangers Rest 1-15- 1912 r.cx;AN, O. L . 11- 9-1913 LYNE, L. C. 30 MALONEY. Hat tie Jane ~:i - 19ii MALLORY, Mrs . 1-19-1916 MALLACE, Mrs. Emma Strangers Rest 1- 18- 1912 MALONE, Samuel 7- 7-1916 MANTOOK, Valine Strangers Rest Dallas Genealogical Society Continued from Vol urne XXVI I, Number 2 , page 356 MILLER C. R. , carpenter, 936 Main, res same. Mitchell C . S. (Mitchell & Scruggs) , res Miers R. W., (Setterton, Miers & Co.), bds Ervay bet Corsicana and Canton . Grand Windsor. Mitchell .J . B. traveling salesman Scruggs Miller Andrew, barber, 724 Main. & Mitchell , res c . s . Mitchell. Mirus Mrs. A., wid, .Jefferson below Walnut. Miche~ ~. w~~i~~~a~~fi:;o~~ Market, res 0 Moore F. G. (E . P. Cowan & Co.) , res 906 Miller Samuel , col ' d, cook, lives 1017 Elm. Young . Mitcham Jas., salesman J . L. Fudge & Co ., Morrow D. H., Asst County Atty, office Court res bey ond ei ty limits. House , bds Grand Windsor. Mitchell D. C., contractor, 1302 Elm. Mosby c~ie:~~ . clk Sanger Bros . , bds Mrs. MIERS T . M., (Setterton, Irvine & Co.) , res 326 Corsicana . Morgan S . P. , bookkeeper Betterton, Irvine Miers Geo., wks Anhauser seer, res 1423 Wood. & Co., rooms same. MIERS THOS., (Setterton , Irvine & Co.), res Moore Samuel, harness maker, wks Padgitt Corsicana, near Evergreen. Bros., res cor Caroline and Cedar. Miller J. J., salesman Padgitt Bros ,, res Moore C. E., harness maker, wks Padgitt Bros., 603 Emma . res Hard bet Griffin and Magnolia. MITTENTHAL A. and E. Dry Goods , 606 Elm. Moore L. B. , harness maker, wks Padgitt MITTENTHAL A., (A. and E. Mittenthal), Bros . , res Lamar nr Ross avenue . res N. Y. City . MORGAN RICHARD JR . (Morgan & Gibbs) , Office MITTENTHAL E. , (A. and E. Mittenthal), 513 Main, res 204 Canton. res 212 Masten, cor Bone. Morri;~~ ~. H:~o~~~penter and builder, res Michaelson M., salesman A. and E. Mittenthal. Micha:t~~~n~~:~~, bookkeeper A. and E. Moore .J . M., Ten Cent Store, 730 Main, res 1136 Wood . Mille~ ~~~ ~~~s:puty Sheriff, office County Momand A. w., physician, office 1102is Elm. 0 Moore .J, M., clk J. A. Porter, res n s Miller John., salesman Cahn Bros & Co., res McKinney Road out city limits. cor Swiss ave and Live Oak. Momand A. M. , grocery, 1102 Elm, res same . Middleton John C., traveling salesman, Thomp Momaud C. E., clk A. M. Momand, bds same son, George & Co., bds St. George Hotel. Monii1~~~ ~~~~'. bill poster at L . Craddock's , MILLE=t~· s ., (Benners & Miller), res Crockett Morre~~s;o~~~ - shoemaker 502 Main, res 216 Mitchell T . s., cotton buyer, cor Market and Elm, res cor Pearl and Live Oak. Morten .J . H., physician and surgeon, 602 Miller Geo., col ' d lab, res 632 Browder . Main, res 835 San .Jacinto. Michaelson A. , clk, A. and E. Mittenthal, Moore r~~, s~~~~ician and surgeon , 1224 Main, res Bl4 Jackson. Miller H., col 'd, wks Howard Oil co. Morph~a~;'. gen' l store, 1338 Elm, res 153B Middleton N., col 'd, wks Howard Oil Co . Mitchell Geo., lab, wks Howard Oil Co. Monell A. G., tailor, BOB Main , res same . Mills Wm., col ' d, wks Howard Oil Co. MOORE c . .J., gracer and grain, 206 and 208 Miner Fred., col 'd, wks Howard Oil Co. Houston, res same. Miller, Florence, carpenter, 1667 Main. Mordecai & co . , cotton buyers, office 6 Miller .J . .J., salesman Padgitt Bros., res Austin. cor Florence and Hawkins, Mordecai Henry (Mordecai & Co.) , bds Mrs. Miller Clayton, col 'd, wks Howard Oil Co. Walker, Masten st. Milam Geo., lab, res Hall e H. & T. c. R'y. Morrisey J . w., boarding house, 309 Austin . Miller Wm . M., res 331 Crockett. Moore ~ ~~ ~lk Schoelkopf & Co., res Mille~e~. ~~.carpenter and builder, 936 Main, 3 9 5 8 Moses Morris, traveling agt, res Browder bet Mi lam F . L., res s w car Hard and Lamar. Young and Wood . Miller Andrew, barber, office and shop 714 Morris Thos . J., carpenter, 508 Veale . Main, bds s w cor Hard and Lamar. Morten A. w., res 30 Cochran . Millirons Henry, gracer, car .Jefferson and Morten & Dedieu (W . F. Morten, C. Dedieu), Commerce, res cor Camp and Sycamore. saloon, B3B Main . Miller Louis, saloon n w cor Camp and Morten w. F. (Morten & Dedieu), bds C. Dedieu . Griffin, res 317 Camp . Moore C . F . U. , carpenter, wks Illingsworth Miller Mrs. Anna, grocery n e cor Camp and & Co., res 603 Leonard. Griffin, res 209 Camp. Moody L . , col ' d , lab, Howard Oil Co . Miller Samuel, res Mrs. Anna Miller, 209 Camp . Momand Ragland, bookkeeper C . T . M. C. R' y, Miller Frank, baker, res cor Polk and Lamar . 209 Main, res 1552 Commerce . Mitchell & Scruggs (C. s. Mitchell, J . B. Moffe~iv; . o~k '. clk Sanger Bros., res E Scruggs) , agr ' l implements and hardware, 515 Elm . Morrison H., res 533 Ross ave. The Qua r ter ly - September l9Bl Monjette John, driver , res Hawkins bet Swiss ave and Pacific ave. Montgomery L. P . , traveling agt Dallas NATIONAL HOTEL, G . w. Jones, prop ' r, Pacific Herald, res E San Jacinto. ave, nr T. & P . depot. Montgomery Wm . , wks C. A. Gill, bds Nance Z . T., clk Sanger Bros, res 110 James Hawkins, out city lim. Highland. Nardiner Antoine, cook, res 29 Swiss ave . Morri~~~fiin L~~d n~~==r~=~· res cor NELSO~ ~~li~~. Stock Yard saloon, Elm st. Moore b:· Po~~r=~d t~~:~, res Jefferson Neely R. M. , State agt . B. F. Avery & Son, bds 611 Ross ave. Morto~ ;. c:~~e~i~~~t:~s= : E . Church , res 0 New George , wks G. H . Shardell, 931 Main, MORGAN R. JR., prop ' r Trinity Iran works, bds Grand Windsor Hote!. Nelms R. R., lab, res 123 Bryant . Morris A. O., wks Frank Hams, bds same. Nelson s., carpenter shop, 1033 Wood. Moore w. M. , railroad contractor, cor NEEL JNO. L., bdg house, 15 Sycamore . Bryan and Olive st . Newman M. J . , carriage driver, res E San Morgan Dan'l, 408 Harwood . Jacinto. Moore J. M. , patent cot ton hoe, 203 Main. Newsome M. M., physician, 603 Main, up st's . MORLEY JNO., merchant tailor, 313 Main, res 500 Ervay cor Wood. Newbe~~=~d~acob, clk Sanger Bros., res 516 Moorphy D., clk DeStephano Bros., 405 Main. Moore S. B . , saddler, bds Mrs. Coleman, Neely w~~~~~r {~~~~~~11 & Neely), bds Grand Lamar bet Camp and Ross avenue. MILLER & BRICK, (A. Miller, J . J. Brick)' Newhard J. , clk Sanger Bros. ~~~p=~~e~=i~~d builders, Market bet Nettleton Romeo, boot maker, wks H. Page. Needham James, teamster, res Polk cor Poydras . Miille~e~~~~~o~~iiller & Brick), res 508 Niers~~=~~~c~~~~~r*~~~e~aloon 111 Camp, Murphy Dennis, shoemaker, 1338 Elm. Nivens ------carpenter, bds 1343 Elm. Mullard A . carpenter, 1016 Morilla. Nichols H. J . , State agt Chicago Screw Mullen Alex. , clk Sanger Bros. Pulverizer co., S Austin. MURRAY CARL, Dr., prop'r Dallas Sanitarium, Nix Beulah, col'd laundress, 910 Marilla. 913 Elm, res 123 Harwood. Nichols Pare, col'd lab, res out city limits. Murray J. W., teamster, cor Cedar and Adams. Nies Miss Lizzie, saleslady A. A. Pearsons. Murdock W. H. clk Williams, Toliver & Nix Samuel, machinist, Main bet Ervay and Walker, res 19 Sycamore. S Sycamore. Mullen Pat, policeman, 424 Cottage Lane. Nies =~~. C~~e;~~:, 213 Sycamore, bet Main Murdock Mrs . A. N., bds 317 Live Oak. Murphy Rob't, col'd, porter, 610 Wood. Nierne~=~ ~~:s J:~ks~~~ch stand, Main st . , Munro Geo . , soda water factory, 212 Commerce, res 107 Commerce. Niemeyer Mrs. S., wid., res 744 Jackson. Murph~o~e;~~. commission merchant, res 920 Niemeyer Wm. J. , home Mrs. S. Niemeyer. NOLAND, PRICE & co., (S. H. Noland, R . s . Mucklish Gus, carpenter, wks J. S. Ballard. Price), wholesale hardware, 834 and 836 Elm, 833 and 835 Main. MURPH~r~~d P ~tin~;~~~s & Murphy) , bds NOTHAF JOHN L.' (Lehman & Nothaf) ' res MURPH'i W. A., livery, feed and sale stable , Gainesville, Texas. 954 Main, res Floyd. Nowland Jas., carpenter, bds 1343 Elm. Mueller Ferd 'd, boot and shoe maker, 105~ NOWLI=e:· ~S'R~~;·~v:~ law, office 207 Main, Lamar, res 214 Live Oak. 6 Mueller Herman, boot and shoe maker, 309~ Main. No rton A.B., U.S. Marshøl, office eer Elm Myers ~~e; . io~i~a~m=~~ tobacco, 109 s Lamar, and Sycamore, res 748 Ross ave. 1 Norton w. N., deputy u. s. Marshal, bds St. Myers Henry, lab, Houston, bet Wood and Polk . George hote!. Myers C. A. horsedealer, 408 Jefferson. NORTON W. H. , prop' r St. John hotel, nr Myers C. P., correspondent Galveston Union depot . News, bds 613 Ross ave. Norsing Dick, col'd lab, res nr Hall, e Myers a:b~~~e Pa~~~ Geo. Rick, res Ross H. & T. C . R ' y. Norto~ ~. M;i~. wks Wilkinson club room, MyersM:inF~~dc~~n~~n~ T . C . R'y , res cor 9 Noulan L., clk Cohn Bros . & Co . , res over Myers Seymour, (A. Ortleib & Co . ), res Thompson Bros. , Elm Street. 621 Browder . Noulan Miss Milly, saleslady Sanger Bros. Myers A . H., salesman Geo. Rick . Noland S. H. , (Noland, Price & Co . ), res Myers Chas., clk 1426 Elm. 222 Live Oak. Noulen Mrs. P. A . , dressmaker, 503 Elm. Myers r!~a~. be~o~~~~n a~~n=~l~~os. , res Nussbaumer Jacob, meat market, 310 Main and Meyer Louis, barkeeper Tom Cade, 311 Main. ~:!m:~r:~· res cor Swiss ave and Nussbaumer Henry, wks J. Nussbawner. Nussbaumer Theodore, wks J. Nussbawner . Dallas Genealogical Society Nussbaumer Otto, wks J . Nus&baumer . OTT J~~~,E~~~ Store, Chas . Ott, manager, NUNNELLY GRANVILLE c., agt Fairbank scales, res n e cor Houston and Columbia . OTT C~~~ . i.i~:n ~~~ ~ J. Ott ' s Gun Store , res Nunn G. J., teacher Dallas Female college. Otto Mrs. M., dressmaker , 930 Main, res same. Overand John, policeman , res 313 Caroline . OVerl~~~= ;~e~·, farmer, res nr eer Hall and Oaks James, bartender, w. H. Crozier, bds w. H. Crozier. OWsley W. P., res eer Good and Miranda . OdellB;~:~:~ =~~e~~.c~uf~~ver , res eer OWens C~~.... ~~~. huckster, res cor Main and Odell Theo., street car driver, res cor OWENS H. S . , Boots and Shoes , 509 Elm . St. Louis and Browder . OWens E~,;.. S. , clk Hinkley & Son , rooms 411 Odell J. T. , General Sup ' t c. T. & M. C. R' y, bds Grand Windsor Hotel. Obenchain Alex T . , res 658 N. Harwood . O' Banon Jos. T. , cash boy Sanger Bros . , home Mrs . C. A. O'Banon . Payne J~hn=~~ . blacksmith, car Ross ave and O' Banon Wm. H. , home Mrs . C. A. O'Banon . Oberly Gregory, cooper, res Ross ave e Parsons Robert, bartender , res 1523 Main. H. & T. C. R'y crossing . Page ~~n!~~c~~k Sanger Bros ., res 1115 Obermier Casper , expressman, res 223 Ross ave . O'Banon Schiller, res 1117 Commerce . Page H. , Boet and Shoe Factory , 708 Elm . O'Bannon Mrs. C. A., res 1117 Commerce . Park Bros., (J . w. Park , H. B . Park) , second O'CONNOR J . c .' President City National hand dealers, 735 Elm. Bank, bds A. Da vis . Park H. B., (Park Bros.), res Fair Grounds . O' Brien Thomas, pressman Dallas Herald. Park John W. , (Park Bros.) , res Fair Grounds. OGDEN ROB ' T, Groceries, 504 Elm, res Pearl PAGETT TOM, barkeeper' H. Gould . bet Bryan and San Jacinto. Park ~~i~·Gr~~~~~~n T . Billington, res n Ogden Newt, res outside city limits . Old Corner Boarding House and Saloon, 1325 Paxto~e;a~; BP~a~~~kkeeper, Huey & Philp, Elm, Loeb & Wood proprietors . 7 Olenbush H. , clk Freight office H. & T. c. R'y . Parry w. E., Dep ' y Dis 't Clerk , office Court Oliph:~;i~i./~~/ngineer T. & P . R'y, res East ~~~=~~n ~es Park bet Jefferson and Oliver o., tailor , wk s H. Zimmerman . Pauder A. , clk E . M. Kahn & Co ., res 920 Oppenheim Samuel, clk Sanger Bros . Jackson. Oppenheim D. G. , clk Sanger Bros., 620 Browder . Paddy Johnathan, wood dealer , Young near Oppenheimer A. & Co., (A. Oppenheimer, A. Ervay . Metzler), commission merchants , 401 Elm. PAGE JESSE H., Physician , office over 60 3 Oppenheimer A., (A. Oppenheimer & Co . ), Main, res 624 Young . res 604 Ervay, corner Young. PADGETT BROS., (J . D. Padgitt , w. c . Padgitt), Oppenheimer H., clk Cahn & Baum, bds cor wholesale and retail saddles , harness Ervay and Young. and shoe findings, 603 and 718 Elm, Oppen~:;m ~S ~~:~ market city market house, and 604 Pacific ave . and 717 and 719 9 Main. Oppenheim Albert, clk Sanger Bros. PADGI~~ ;E~~: . o . , (Padgitt Bros.) , res 70 3 Orr Chas . , clk w. w. Orr, home same. 5 oram John M., jeweler 612 Elm, res eer PAOGI~~s1:1~v; : , (Padgitt Bros.), res 703 Cottage Lane and Bullington ave . Parker Mrs. M. , private boarding, 303 Griffin, Orr c~:~1;~ 6 ~=~P~~~~~~o ~ks 84 7 Comrnerce, Ortlieb , Alexander & Co., (Alex . Ortlieb, Padgett H. A., bartender , res 712 Jefferson. Seymour Myers, Alex , Hexter and M. S. Parker Charles W., (W. C. Howard & Co . ) , Levy), wholesale notions and res 637 Ross -ave. furnishing goods, 613 and 615 Elm. Palmer - , machinist, res 311 Cochran . Ortli~~a~~e~~~~=~~ . (A . Ortlieb & Co.), bds Patterson Richard, col ' d , porter Mi tche l l & Scruggs. ORR W~e:· ~~=~riages, buggies, 724 - - 726 Elm, Parr ~~i~fin~lk A. Ortlieb & Co ., res 300 Oram Samuel, farmer, res out city limits. Palmquest N. W., tailor, wks H. Zimmerman ' s, Ortonr:~s~a~~ . M . , boarding house, 301 Elm, bds 304 Lamar. PACIFIC EXPRESS Co., L. S . Garrison agt , O ' Reilly Miss Mary, saleslady A. A, Pearson. 603 Main . O' Reilly T . J . , carpenter , wks Clark & Clark, Page F. R. , (Page & Hodges) , bds National res end of Live Oak. Hotel. OSBORN D. H. & Co., Auburn , N. Y. , Manufac PATTERSON w. H. & Co . , (W. H. Patterson , turers Agricultural Implements , James i~~ r~;!;~er), drugs and medicines , ~~n!:;~=· a~~x~:f~~~~~~ ~~!~ce cor PATTERSON W. H., (W . H. Patterson & Co . ), Ottomyer Paul, clk F . M. Shumate, 311 s. rooms 111 Lamar. The QuarterZy - September 1981 Patte~=~~e;~o~ . ~v~~s cor Sycamore and Pfout~e=a~i:i~~~ ~P=o~i~; . Elliott & Hall), Park Joshua , clk Park Bros ., res same . Phifer Geo . w., sec ' y Protective and Parker Theodore F . , clk St . George hotel . Detective Association , res 1300 Polk. PAGE = · H~ · ~ ~~o~ : r R~~:ipse lurnber yard , P h ill~~~i~i./~~e~ atchmaker , 513 Main , r es 883 Pace James , 924 Young ave . otfice boy PHELAN & CO . (Wm . Phelan , F . P . Phelan) , R. V. Tompkins. Dallas Iron manuf'rs , engine builders Peachstone Medicine co . ,Office and labratory and sheet iren , cor Ross and Orange . ;~tit:~~ · P~~p~ ; :atterson and ~ - PHILPJ!~i~~o (=~~r~e:r~ ~ ilp) , res cor San 5 ~=~~e A~t~~;n:: , (~~re~n;:~~e?o~~ : : ~~Y~=f~ . Phil!_t J~~ee~ii~~s ~uey & Phil!_p, bds Mrs . atty's, law office 213 Main . PHELAN WM . (Phelan & Co . ), res cor Hord and Payne ii~i~~ '. (Payne & Payne) ' res out city PHELA~r;~g:: (Phelan & Co . l res cor Hord and Payne D. M., (Payne & Payne) , res out city Orange. limits , Phillips George ,cabinet maker ,wks Geo . Ri ck ' s . Payne C . G., att ' y at law, res out city limits . Phoenix Planing Mills , cor Elm and Preston, PAYNE' SHEETS, (J. M. Payne, A. B. Sheets), Illingsworth & Co . ' propr ' s . carriage makers, 1013 Elm . Phares J . I . w., dentist, res out city limits . PAYNE J . M. , (Payne & Sheets), res out Pierce J . A., harness maker, wks Padgitt city limits. Bros . , res 1202 Wood . Pacific House, Mrs . M. E. Etheridge, propr ' ss, Pickens Wm ., clk Mitchell & Scruggs, res 512 Pacific. Olive, nr Live oak . PATRICK GEO . W. , ~sun" bdg house, 114 Elm, Pittman Silas, col ' d, porter Sanger Bros . , res Freedmantown, n e city limits . Paul John , contractor , 811 Main, res Cedar Piner Luther , printer, Dallas Herald . Spring Road . Plondke Julius, gracer, intersection Elm Parks W. H., pastor lst Baptist church, res and Live Oak, res same . Live Qak, bet Olive and Han.mod . Plodger M. (A . Bond & Co). Petly Jonathan, farmer, res out city limits. Platterer A. , wks Louis Richenstein. Pearson A. A. , wholesale and retail millinery , Platas R., tobacconist, 512 Main , res same . 712 Elm, bds St . George hotel . PLOWMAN GEO H. (White & Plowman) , res car Penry 1 ~~~~i'.im~~~ . Blankenship & Slake , res POWEL~o~a~~G~n~ E~a~ . J:~!~i~ ; E. L. Gagel , Peterson C. , cigar manufacturer, res 34 Caroline . real estate agents and land locators , Peacock J . s . painter, cor Caruth and Magnolia. office 507 Main . Peck :~d \i~l~~uggist and gracer, car Ross ave POWEL~0 i~m=~ . (Powell & Gage), bds Mrs. Perry Joh n , printer , Dallas Herald . Porterfield M. , mechanic, res out city limits . Penniman H. C ., cotton buyer , res 511 Jefferson. Potter George, cigar maker , wks Betterton , Petri~0;:.:~~~ - restaurant, 700 Main, res 701 Potte~i~~=s~ ~~k'. ~~~n~!~e~u~p~~~is, res 710 Pierce w. B., commercial traveler, 910 Browder . Murphy. Pernberton A. C. , harness maker , wks Padgitt Potter John, musician, res 710 Murphy . Bros , rrns Dr . Benton ' s . Potter Sidney J. , cigar maker , wks Bet terten , Pearson Andrew, floatman, end Main. Miers & Co., res 710 Murphy . Peterman Samuel , (L. J. Lemway & Co . ), res eer Potter Wm., carpenter and builder, shop 1 7 Peter S~~~s ~v=t~~~;=~~~e~~= 7o4 Bryan . Potts ~~o M~~:h~;o~=~, s~~=. Elm, bds 72 Masten . Perry Mrs . Mary , wid . , res 884 Pacific ave. Porter Mrs . Virginia, boarding house, 215 PENRY M~~u!~~t~ry goods, 134 7 Elm, res 15 Portc~:~~e~~~i~~~e ~ol ' d' farmer, res Bry an 8 3 :::::M~~u;~~t :::n::~ ~k: ::x::m~a:::s:~ /es :~;~:~a~r~~°C'. ~~~o~~~; ~=~ ~~~4 c~!~i~i~i!~~ . opp Union market stock yards . Pointer Mrs. 0 . E., widow, res 508 Ross ave . Peck ~~g~~t~:~k~ks Dargan & Trezevant, home POE G~~=;~~e:r~~~\~~~ . Elmo Laundry, 7 Peck w. w. , sheep raiser , res out city limits. Porter A. J . , state agent Weir plow co., res Pentan John , architect and builder, res out 32 Pearl . city limits . Porter Nimrod, col 'd lab, wks Howard Oil Peck Jefferson, res nr Fair grounds. Works . :i!~1i:r ~~g~~~ · 9 ~~\~å i~c~~~~~~ '. ;~i\i;~ · Porte~ 0:;;~:~· col ' d cook, cor Ervay and Pfout; '. ~tit~~~ . &w:!ai : ~=~n~ ~;0 :;<;>~t~~li~~n PriceF:~; 6;~u~~=~ice peace, 304 Main , res Daily Herald, office cor Main and Murphy . Price James w., clk Williams, Tolliver & Pfouts, James P . , ass ' t bookk eeper Dallas Herald , Walker . bds St . George Hotel . Pr ing le E. , saloon, 956 Main . Dallas Genealogical Society Pring~:s HgS 2m:~::~r for E . Pringle, Randa~!i~ ; ;~s (~~~~~o~ . Randall) , saloon 501 Princ~d~ . s~ :, G!~~;::ing salesman s. Smith, Ramse~u~t~~ '. wks T. & P. R 'y , home 406 Presten Jno., lab, col ' d, wks Howard Oil Works. RAWLINS R. O., county assessor , office court 2 :::::~~~~ ~ Q~~:o::::~r P::::. & Co · ) ' res i2 Rawli~=:~:~ ~ ~~s o!~~t~a~~~f ft, res 126 Probert Geo., bakery , 303 Main, res same . Randall Chas. T . , clk Sanger Bros . Prath~~r~h!~~Pi.a!~;~ate boarding , car ::~~~ ~f~~ ::~ihZ : 's~~:s~~~Y M~!~~ Bros . & Proper E. B. , teamster , Pacific ave bet Co . , res 1236 Main. 328 Price~:i:~; ~~f~~r=~iter Grand Windsor Ray WPeZ~i. (J . L. Fudge & Co . )' res Hotel, res 1015 Elm. Ramsey Henry, col 'd teamster, res cor Prine James , laborer , res 1349 Elm . Jefferson and Collin . PRATH;:sW ~o~ . i.~~u~~~ ~~~s c~~!~ctor, RamseL~~~~~s, dealer in stock , res 4 06 Protective and Detective Association of Texas, RAINEY SAMUEL B., Superintendant City Com- J . A. ouncan, Prest . , Geo w. Phifher, press, res 412 Griffin. office , 513 Main , up stairs. Rainey H. H. , weigher City Compress , res 412 Pucke~~u:t. 0~· ~n~i;~~k~gent, res cor Ramse~r~~fi~; carpenter, res east Fair Putty Thos . J . , real estate agt, res 830 Jackson. Grounds . Puntz Joseph, clk E. M. Kahn, res cor Rainey James, col'd lab, wks Howard Oil Co . Ross and Magnolia . Reed C. T. , employee Tex: Ex:p Co ., 705 Main . Putty Wm ., clk Sanger bros., res T . J . Putty. Reese Ed., col ' d, wks Howard Oil Co ., res Putty James, messenger W. U . Tel. Co . , Patterson ave. res T . J . Putty. Reed E. Y., carpenter , res 1008 Elm . Putz Miss Leontine, saleslady Sanger Bros . Reed E. M., machinist , bds 1008 Elm . Putney W. T . , clk Sanger Bros, res J . Putz . Reese Frank, driver Cahn, Frieberg & Co ., Purce~io cAu: tin ~artender Starke Bros., res Reile~e:. o~~, c~~~~ess maker, Lehman & N~thQ_f , res 621 Elm. Reynolds F.M . , clk J . N. Leedom , res 125 Olive . Quinchard Martin , lab, Live Oak nr Reynolds Wm. E., clk Kerfoot & Hereford, Railway crossing. bds F. M. Reynolds . QUELLMAN G. N. , Freight Transfer Line, Redfield F. F., res 402 Bryan . res 305 Akard . Reinecke Theodore, tobacconist 309 Main , Quinn John, clk M . Donohoe, 413 Elm. Quint A. P ., gracer, 625 Live Oak, Reaf Fred, (Teague & Reaf), res 119 Camp. res Li ve Oak and Good. Reyna~d B;~~es, carriage maker, T . W. Cline Quinn A. , engineer T. & P. R' y, res Pacific bet Good & Leonard . Reard~~sT? 3 ~.Pa~t~~~~ Noland, Price & Co . , Reat Rev. A. H., pastor Tabernacle M. E. Church, res 27 Live Oak . Railroad Restaurant , opp Union Depot, Frank Rector John, col 'd lab , res 122 swiss . Schreenan, prep ' r . Redmo~o;d. A. , carpenter, res 39 McKinney Randall Mrs. V . A., widow , ne end Caruth . Rawlings Mrs. E . J , , widow, res 1505 Main . Reamer J . o., brick masen, res 46 Adams . Rawlings Mrs. M. J., widow, res 1505 Main. Reinly Amelia, widow, res E Swiss ave . Rauft Wm. , carpenter, cantegral bet Reed Frank, col 'd lab, res nr Hall , east Li ve Oak and Bry an. H. & T. C. R'y. Rannis Isham, wks Schneider & Davis. Reeke~r~~~~~. I . , capitalist, res north Fair Rawlins W. H., mechanic, res 1022 Jackson. Rauchb~t, Li~~ ~~k H:~r~a~i~~~) ~v~~s Pearl Resle~0~~~~~~ '. actor, home Mrs . H. H. Rissmann Ed., clk, bds M. H. Starcke . Rall ~å :~~i~1~d;:~'. Schoelkopf & Co., res Riley Henry, fruit stand 1216 Elm. RAINWATER 0 . T., grain and feed, corner Richardson E. E., bartender C. Hauck , "Blue Austin and Pacific, res Wood near Akard. Corner" saloon, s w car Elm and H. & Randa~~ DWo;;a_'. fruit stand, 716'1 Main, res T . C. R'y, res same. 4 Richardson D. L., bookkeeper Mitchell & Randall A. L . , fruit stand 716'1 Main, res Scruggs , res car Sycamore and Elm . 814 wood . Riley M. , boot and shoe maker , cor Elm and Radford H. C., blacksmith at Wm. Long ' s. Live Oak. Ray W. A. , corn and feed, res 328 Pearl. RICK ~i~ · Pa;~~niture, 730 and 732 Elm , res Rawson s., tinner Park Bros., 1236 Main . Rauch .Matthew , clk Sanger Bros. Rivers Harry, printer Dallas Herald . The QuartePly - September 1981 Rick Geo. Adam, bookkeeper Geo. Rick, 920 Elm, res home Geo. Rick . Rosen;~:!d a~~ ~~~/~~~~~· Ricks Rob ' t, groceries and provisions, 633 Rohner Chas . , lab, res cor Live Oak and Elm, bds Mrs . Coleman. Germania . Riley T. J., carpenter, wks Clark & Clark Rothermel J . S. , car repairer , res Florence Planing Mill, res Live Oak near R' y bet Hawkins and Good. crossing. Royal ~::r~ · , col 'd, laundry, cor Polk and Richa~~; ~~i~:, prop' r Continental Hotel, Rowan C. T. (C. P . Curtis & Co.), res 843 Rice Wm. K., clk St. George Hotel, res s s Main. Cadiz bet Browder and Ervay. Robertson E. H., clk w. M . C. Hill. Rice Lee, col 'd lab, res cor Columbia and Lamar . Roberts Mrs. Amanda, wid. , cor Sycamore and Rice D. E . , ticket agent Texas Trunk R' y, res Camp. cor Floyd and Centegral. Roberts Lacey, carpenter, bds cor Sycamore Ries ~i CC~n~~~~hant tailor, 608 Main, res and Camp . 4 Roberts, Oscar, clk, bds cor Sycamore and REICHENSTEIN LOUIS , agent Anheuser-Busch Camp. Brewing Association, 708 Main, res Wood Robbins Tom, col 'd, cot ton sampler, Exten bet R'y and Presten. sion Lamar. Richardson E . H., (Stribling & Richardson), Robertson ------, telegraph repairer West. res 647 Ross. Un. Co., bds 732 Pacific ave. Richardson Samuel Q., capitalist, li, miles Rosenthal Mrs. E . C., mil liner, 530 Akard. beyond ei ty limi ts. ROBERTSON SAWNIE, att 'y (Wright ' Robertson,) Roberts s . G. , lumber yard, 1038 Wood. res 921 Ervay. Rosenthal A. Z. , clk Sanger Bros, res 807 Wood. Robertson W. R., livery, sale and feed Rosenthal Mrs. R. A. , res 807 Wood. stables, s w cor Commerce and Houston, Roberts J . S . , marble cutter~ res 503 Harwood. ROWLEY FAYETTE R. ' manager Russell & Co . , Rosse~v R~ ~. Em!!~ contractor, res Pacific office 507 Comrnerce, res s e cor St. 0 Louis and Evergreen . Rowla~~sRio:.;·Ei~~veling agt Padgitt Bros., Rose ~~s: · ~v~~tcher Third ward market, res Rose T . D., carpenter, ros 1104J:5 Elm. Robinson C. H., hackman, 403 Poydras . Rott, Mrs . M. J., milliner, 1354 Elm. Ross Wm. w. , res 349 Ross. Rott D. N. , artesian well borer, 1354 Elm . Rose Wm. S., traveling salesman Steele & Robbins N. L., machinist, bds 1008 Elm. Price, res 753 Ross. Robb T. o . , sr., right-of-way agent C. T. Rogers Wm., tobacco and cigars, 625 Elm, & M:- c. R'y, bds Grand Windsor Hotel. res out city . Robb T . P . , jr . , civil engineer C. T. & RODGERS WM. A. hardware 506 Elm, res 52 Masten. M. C. R' y, bds Grand Windsor Hotel. ROE MICHAEL, res 1419 Main. Rogers c. B. , station agent T . & P. R ' y, Ross Jas . J., wks Goble's mill, res same. bds Grand Windsor Hotel. Rothstein J. R. , clk A. & E. Mittenthal. RUSSELL GORDON, att ' y, (Ward, Kearby ' Rosenthal M. & Co., millinery, car Elm and Russell), bds J . L . Neal. Poydras. Russell Henry, bartender Apollo Hall. Rosenthal M. (M . Rosenthal & Co . ), res car Russe~!s\ ~.St~a~~~: . maker P Dallas Genealogical Society Shaw ~i 2 FR~s~~rber Lee Cohn, 512 Main, res Shanl~~cI~~~. ~n~r~~~m:~~~~, bds cor San Shaw Chas. , col ' d, minister Mis . Baptist Sharp, J, R., teamster, res 1545 Main . church, res Hall near Ross. Sharp J. 5 . teamster, res 1545 Main. Shanl~~n J~~~in~~i~~d c~~;~=~~~~, res car SHIEL~:s~~u~;~~~~ds & Young), bds Delmonico Salmens L. J ., gracer, s e car Collin and Lamar Scherer W. D., well borer , res car Sw i ss ave Sanders Robert, res out city limits. and T. C. R' y. Sam S~=~g ~a;~:naman, laundry 110 Sycamore, Schiff G., physician, office over 610 Main , res n e corner Ervay and Marilla . Savage Wm., painter, 1347 Elm, res 1660 Main. Schambers Jake, lab, bds Marion West. Sam Wah, Chinaman, works Sam Choi . Schro~~;~ ;~~k~~~~keeper E , G. Childs , res Saund~~~ ~~~~ . w. , clk Wolfe & Baruch, res Schilifter Wm., carpenter, 7 36 Wood . Savage L. w. , clk w. G. Veal 701~ Elm, res same. schneider A., bookkeeper Sceneider & Davis . Saunders R . K., Jr., operator w. U. Telegraph, Schobacker A. Max . , bookkeeE)er Ike Loeb & bds Mrs. I . F . Williams . Bro., bds Louis Loeb . Salmens James, clk A. Israelsky, home J . M. Scott s. B., clk Robert Ogden. Salmens, Sr. Schroeder Ben, , clk Sanger Bros . Saunders John W., carpenter, 481 Harwood . Schroeder Jake, clk E. M. Kahn & Co . SANGER BROS., (Isaac, Philip and Alex. ) ' SCHOELKOPF & Co. I (T . H. Schoelkopf) ' Wholesale and retail dry goods, clothing, ~:;t~~~, ~~o~ ~:ndings and saddlery, boots, shoes, hats, caps, furnishing goods, 6 1 millinery and fancy goods, 509, 511 Main SCHOE~~~P~aI~. H. , ( Schoelkopf & Co . ) , r es and 510,512, 514 and 516, Elm. SANGER ISAAC, (Sanger Bros.) I Office 63 Duane Schmi~~t~h.F ., traveling salesman J . B. Street, New York City. SANGER PHILIP, (Sanger Bros.), bds A. Sanger. Schisolm Hugh, gracer 948 Main . SANGER ALEX . I (Sanger Bros.), Vice President Shock Gus. , barber Chas Weber, res 503 Main. Dallas Water Supply Co . , res 822 Ervay. Schum;~~e~ ~~hn L., Cider and Vinegar Works, Sande~~ JEa!: ' tinner, Hinckley & Sans, rooms 1 1 scHutt;e:E:rr, J=~~~~n ~ongregation Emanu El, Samuel Mrs . Joahana C. , attendant at Dallas sanitarium. Sess~=l=~~~r, clk Maroney & Co ., bds w. B . Saunders H. P ., clk J. J . Carnes . Saunders Lytle, traveling salesman Schoelkopf & SETTLE CHAS. F. I Manager Thompson , George & Co. , boards T. A. West. Co., bds R. H. Wagner , San Jacinto . Sassen P ., tailor H. Zimmerman. Sell H., waiter Apollo Hall . Salmens J. R., bds E . S . Haynes 1013 Wood. Seegar, J. A. , dentist, office overse Sandersen G. M., brick mason, res 419 Bryan. corner Elrn and Austin, res out city . Seegar Eugene, pressman Texas Baptist , 605 Sande~~~~ ~ : , S~~~~;=~~.wks Carter & Gibson, g: Main . Salmonds J . M., res 77 Cochran . Seast~~~k i;m~:;~l~~: . Groves fruit stand, Salmonds T . B . , res 80 Cochran. 1 Schwing Mrs. s. J., widow, res 317 Live Oak. SEAY R. B., county att ' y, office Court House, Scholes Mrs. Alice, widow , res 412 Jefferson. res 234, Masten. Schneider & Davis , (Jules E. Schneider, Alfred Selby P=~i~i~ !~~.Water Works , res 202 ~=~~=~: wholesale grocers, n w cor Elm and Seaman Frank, supt Browder Springs ice fac- Scott Samuel, street car driver. tory, res car Browder and Pocahontas . Schneider Jules E . , (Sceneider & Davis), res 362 Ross ave . - Seixa~~is D~~d c~~r~~=~~:er , res cor St. Scott S. J . , mechanic, res 28 Miranda. Sevenson John, clk Joseph Menczer . Seat\!~ :~~e~ol ' d , att ' y at law, 301 Main, Shumate F. H., gracer, 311 Lamar . Scherler R . A. J . , mechanic, res 1216 Young. Shufo~~/~:tte;:~~i~~=~ T. & P . R ' y , res Scrug~~o~ . a~d, J:;~~hell & Scruggs) , res cor Shimp 0 . , waiter English kitchen , Union Depot. Scobe~a~. J:~in~~c~~~i~~s~e:v:~ll bet SHEET~a~ks~~ . (Payne & Sheets,) res 1007 Schmidt J. B., carpenter, Clark & Clark, Shaw J. A., clk Southern news co., Union res Bryan . Depot. Schoberle Chas . , express driver, res 8 Cottage. Shaw W. B. , clk Sanger Bros . Scott S . J . , Jr., eng'r, bds 28 Miranda . Shuma:~~k~: B. , bookkeeper Blankenship & Schaub Adam, prop'r Stock Yard Express Saloon, 1116 Elm, res s e cor Main and Cabell . Shann~~s F~~n~ '. ~!~l ~eland, Pr ice & co . , Schwartzberg Simon, res Carter bet San Jacil".to and Howard. Shaddock J . w. , clk Lev i Bros . Schroeder D., hide dealer, east Pacific ave, Shack~~io~~m~. M., wks Worden & Smith, res Scott J , S., employee T. & P . R'y, res 28 swiss. Shamon Mrs. B. , res 751 Ross ave. The Qu.a r terZ.y - September 1981 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 Anna F. HATTER, 7836 Thistle Drive, Apartment 1243, Dallas, Texas 75240 GARNER Would like to hear from any cousins of former Vice President John Nance GARNER. My great grandmother was Cindy GARNER, horn circa 1837 in Tennessee. Mrs. Polly Jane STATHAM, P. O. Box 844, Sherman, Texas 75090 McCORKLE Seek parents of Elizabeth McCORKLE, barn circa AKINS 1765, Pennsylvania. Married William AKINS 4 March 1784, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina . Died circa 1850, Cherokee County, Alabama. Mrs . Polly Jane STATHAM, P. 0 . Box 844, Sherman, Texas 75090 WELBORN Seek parents of Martha WELBORN, barn circa 1804 in FORMBY Georgia. Married 15 June 1829 in Newton County, Georgia, Nathan FORMBY, Jr. Died 22 September 1866 in Cherokee County , Alabama. Mrs . Polly Jane STATHAM, P. 0. Box 844 , Sherman, Texas 75090 CADDELL Seek parents of Andrew Henderson CADDELL, barn GREENE circa 1780 in North Carolina. Married Susan GREENE circa 1800 in North Carolina. Died circa 1845 in Cherokee County, Alabama. Mrs . Polly Jane STATHAM , P. 0. Box 844, Sherman, Texas 75090 GORRELL Seek descendants of Oliver W. GORRELL, barn circa BOSTICK 1864 in Missouri. His parents were barn in Ken tucky. He married in Grayson County, Texas 1 March 1886 Mittie (or Minta) BOSTICK. Mrs. Polly Jane STATHAM, P . O. Box 844, Sherman, Texas 75090 WYNNE Seek parents of William WYNNE, barn circa 1698 in READ Virginia and died there circa 1774. Married Frances READ. Mrs. Polly Jane STATHAM, P . O. Box 844, Sherman, Texas 75090 BILLER Seek parents of Fannie Caroline BILLER, barn 9 BOSTICK April 1862 in Germany. Irnrnigrated as orphan or with father and two brothers. Married George Washington BOSTICK 12 Decernber 1882 in Grayson County , Texas . Mrs. Polly Jane STATHAM, P. 0. Box 844, Sherman, Texas 75090 STATHAM Need father of Martin VanBuren STATHAM. Mother's SCHRAEDER name was Martha? Martin was barn 28 September 1842 in Winchester , Tennessee. He married Jac quelyn SCHRAEDER 31 Decernber 1864 in Georgia. 436 Dallas Genealogical Society They later moved to Washington County, Texas Mrs. Poll y Jane STATHAM , P. 0 . Box 844, Sherman, Texas 75090 POSEY Need parents of David Price POSEY , born circa 1814 HODGES in South Carolina. Died circa 1865 in Alabama. CADDELL Married Nancy Ware HODGES. Children: Martha , Amanda , Nancy, Josephine, Cordelia , James and Alzira Ophelia who married William Thomas CADDELL and moved to Grayson County, Texas. Mrs. Polly Jane STATHAM, P. O. Box 844, Sherman, Texas 75090 BOSTICK Need parents of Solomon BOSTICK, born circa 1814 in Tennessee. His parents were barn in North Carolina. He married Elizabeth? Children were William, John, Mary, Robert, Eliza, Tom . Solomon was County Clerk of Grayson County, where the family settled wi th the Peters Colony. Mrs . Doris Ann MONTGOMERY, 154 Hidden Circle, Richardson , Texas 75081 ALMON Need information on Willis L. ALMON, born about 1826 in Tennessee, and his wife Harriet ALMON , born about 1834 in Tennessee. They then li ved in Alabama and in 1880 were in Cedar Bluff , Clay County, Mississippi . Their children were John L., Mary Ellen, Lucy, Ella, Bell, Frank, Rosa , Era , and Ca tie. Mrs . Doris Ann MONTGOMERY , 154 Hidden Circle, Richardson, Texas 75081 DAVIS Need information on Abraham DAVIS, born in North Carolina about 1813, and wife Sarah, horn in Georgia. They lived in Alabama, then Noxubee County, Mississippi in 1850. Their children were Martha, Rebecca, James S. and Robert L. Mrs . Bobbie F. THORNTON , 3724 Yosemite, Plano, Texas 75023 CURTIS Who were parents of Mary CURTIS, born 1 June 1805 BREEDEN in Louisiana, died 1 November 1891 and is buried in Hinds County, Mississippi. She rnarried 2 Sep tember 1824 in Amite County, Mississippi , Hezekiah BREEDEN, born 23 July 1800 in Shelby County, Ken tucky, died 9 February 1869, buried bes ide Mary . * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * ** * ** * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * * IN MEMORY IN MEMORY WILLIAM R. CONGER VIVA CONGER The Qua r ter ly - September 1981 437 Have you publi s hed or c ompi led a book o f genea l ogical o r historical nature that you would like to have revie wed in The Quarterly? Jf so , mail a REVIEW COPY to the Editor, Dallas Genealogical Society , P. 0 . Box 12648, Dall as , Te xa s 75225. Jnclude the price and where the book may be purchas ed. No charge i s made for any review, and the book will be placed in the ~:!!::.Public Library . It is our policy t o gi ve hooks a full review, not jus t a "dustjacket" NOT E: We as k that our members and patron.s of the Libr ar y alloiJ s uffi eien t time for the Libra:r y to get these booke eatalogued and on. t he shelf befar e making in.quiries. A PORTER FAMILY IN AMERICA . Author: Homer w. PORTER. Softbound, spiral, 8-," x 11", 132 pages. Write Mr. PORTER at 6354 Elder Grove Drive, Dallas, Texas 75232 for price. descendant: ~~R~!~r~~;;r1!~n ~~~;~: ~~o~~v~~;~) i~~~ ~~~e=i~=~t~~ra~> c~~is~; t~r ~~~~r PORTERS"; and 3) Index . Included in the second part are the collateral lines and same information on many families, especially WATSON, STRAIN and KIDWELL. Other families men tioned in the book are: ARMSTRONG, FENDER, FRAZIER , GREEN, McAOOO, McCAGHREN , SAUNDERS, SELF and THOMAS . All of these surnames are capitalized - a great help for those searching collateral lines. Part three, the Index, is a full-name index and a "miscellaneous" index which includes schools, cemeteries and churches . This is a neat, clean book with wide margins and pages printed only on ane side . It also has the no vel touch of the author's name on the inside edge of each page. Mr, PORTER has an honest approach to his family his tory. When he does not have the precise information, he separates the old family tales from the truth with these state ments : "We are not positive" and "it is our belief". This easy folksy style is found fre quently throughout the book and culminates in his invitation to other PORTER family genealo gists to share their information also. Researchers with southern PORTER families will enjoy the product of this 80-year old gentleman. INDEX TO MARRIAGES FIRST U. S. COURT NORTHERN OISTRICT MUSKOGEE INOIAN TERRITORY' 1890- 1907. Volume I. Compiled by Oklahoma Genealoqical Society, P . O. Box 314, Oklahoma City , Oklahoma 73101. Softbound, 6" x 9", 77 pages . Write Society for price. Part 1 of this book is a hidden gem. It is 25 pages of "Inventory from same mar riage and divorce records, 1869-1894", and contains requests, marriages and decrees that were tucked away in the Office of the Superintendent o f the Five Civilized Tribes in Muskogee. The da tes and document numbers are included so that the researcher can send for a copy. Part 2 of this book is the Index alluded to in the ti tle. This index contains the names of the brides and grooms and also the book and page number for locating the original records. It is followed by a brides inde x . Ther e is also an information section explaining the JUdicial district and the three divisions, the later districts, and an Oklahoma map show ing the boundaries of the Indian Nations compared t o pre sent counties. A very useful book. BEGINNERS NOTE: There are two indexes, ane at the end of each 1880 AND 1890 CENSUS, CANAOIAN OISTRICT, CHEROKEE NATION , INDIAN TERRITORY. Compiled by Oklahoma Genealogical Society, P. o . Box 314, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73101. Softbound, 6" x 9", 90 pages. Write Society for pric e . NOTICE: Researchers with Indian lines o ther than Cherokee, researchers with western and midwestern lines, and all researchers who canno t find your families in 1880 and 1890 will want to see this book. It is not limited to Cherokees! The people enumerated in it are also adopted Cherokees , adopted Chickasaws, adopted Choctaws, Creeks, Coloreds and Whites. Both censuses are set up in broad-semi-alphabetical lists by surname . Following each name is : nativity, age and sex . The 1890 census also includes occupation and marital status of each person. The names enumerated are both Indian surnames such as SPLITNOSE, ~;~~A;~a ~~;;~~DFLOPPER, TOONEY- YEE, eUSHYHEAD; and common non-Indian names such as CLARK, The transcriber appears to be very diligent in her copying of the originals . Where a question might arise, there is underlining to assure the researcher that the letter or word is not in error. Also where the transcriber knew other facts, there are notations such as "said to be white", and "son of Sarah TACKETT", and "granted citi2enship ... November 1880". A neat book, easy to use with an informative introduction and maps. BEGINNERS NOTE: The surnames are in broad- semi- alphabetical lists. When checking for your name, glance at every surname which begins with the same letter. Dallas Genealogical Society TAKE YOUR PENCILS AND FI GURE OUT TllE DAY ON WHJCH YOU WERE BORN Pleasant Pastime ForAnEvening Abstracted from an old newspaper clipping in the posses s ion of Elis abeth PINK. paper and date of article not available. On what day of the week were you barn? The chances are ten to ane that you don't know, and probably never thought of it. lt's lucky, toe, when you havegotalong in years, and silver hairs begin to show here and there, and a thousand and ene cares of everyday life crowd in upon your thoughts, whether you remember even the date of your birthday until it has gane by . Ask ninety- nine persons out of a hundred, and they will confess ignorance of the day of the week on which they made their debut on this sea of trouble. They were present, of course, but had toa many things to occupy their attention, to glance at the calender. The question is rather an interesting ane, however, and especially so in view of the prophecies of the ancient folk- lore, as to ill or good fortune attending the different days of the week. These prophe cies are of great antiquity. Recurring in different forms in the literature of many nations , usually in rude verse and accepted there as of weight, they find place even yet in the super stitions which have come down to the present generation. Unlucky Friday; of course you don ' t believe in it. But away down somewhere in the inner recesses of your being there is something which suggests that, while it may not make any difference, you might just as well, or -- or perhaps, you had better begin that affair same other day. And ten to ane your superstition gets the better of your comrnon sense . Don ' t it? That Friday is especially unlucky for any body but convicted murderers is scarcely susceptible of proof; therefore, if you happen not to be ane, you may safely preserve your soul in peace, and take your chances with fate and Friday. Returning to folk- lore, we find a series of prophecies, regarding the days of the week, which will do as well as any others for aur purpose . They are of ancient Scotch origin, it is believed, and are to this effect: -- Monday, fair of face. Tuesday, full of grace . Wednesday, child of woe . Thursday, has far to go. Friday, loving and giving . Saturday, must work fora living . Sunday, wise and bonny, and good and gay. Hav ing this in view you may wish to determine what your fu ture is. To get at the day of the week, an ingenious chap has worked out a rule whose mathematical reasons are not so easy to explain; but which appears to gi ve very accurate results . Take your pencil and try it, not only for your birthday but for any event, business or social, whose day you may wish to deter mine . The rule is given only for this century . Take the year (omitting the century), add to it one-fourth of the year (omitting the fracti on) , then add the day of the year, and lastly add the figure 3. From the sum subtract 1, if the year is a leap-year and not otherwise. Di vide by 7, and the remainder will indicate the day of the week. If the remainder is 1, the day will be Sunday, if 2, Monday and so on . If there is no remainder, the day is Saturday. This rule is exceedingly simple and the principal diffi cul ty is in getting at the day of the year. This may most readily be reached by making a tab le of the months with the days in each; remember to change February to 29 if a leap year . The fellow ing is an illustration of the rule: -- Huckleberry FINN was barn March 14, 1884 . On what day of the week? The year (omitting the century) 84 Add one-fourth of the year (omitting fraction if any} 21 Add the day of the year 74 Add century index figure 3 m 1884 being leap year, deduct 1 Di vide by seven 7[I1IT[54-6 The remainder 6 signifies the 6th day of the week, beginning with Sunday; therefore March 14 was Friday. What day of the week was December 9, 1827? The year (omitting the century 27 Add 1/4 (omitting fraction) 6 Add day of the year 343 Add century index figure 3 Di vide by seven 7[TI9[54-l The remainder l gives the day as Sunday, December 9th, 1827. The Qua r ter l.y - September 1981 Volume XXVII , Nurnber 3, September 1981. Recent Acquisitions in the Dallas Public Library and Dallas Genealogical Society Membership List are not included in this Index. Abbott, 422 Black , 423 Callender, 411 Christy, 438 Abernathy, 422 Blackwell, 423 Callenins, 411 Chumney, 4 0 3 Adams , 405, 410, 422 Slake, 432, 435 Calort, 411 Cirrincione, 413, 417 Akin , 422 Bland, 419 Calvey, 411 Clark , 405, 413, 421, Akins, 436 Blankenship, 405, 432, Camell, 411 424, 431, 434, Alexander, 422 435 Cameron, 411 435, 438 Allen, 405 Blount, 408 Campbell, 411, 424 Clarke, 413 Allison, 422 Blouton , 423 Campess, 411 Clauber, 413 Almen, 437 Bodine , 405 Canada, 421, 424 Claude, 413 Arnas, 422 Boedecker, 423 Canelia, 411, 412 Cline, 422, 433 Anderson, 405, 422 Boehle, 423 Canellia, 411, 412 Clinton, 421 Andrews, 422 Booker, 405 Cannon, 424 Clisby, 414 Angiwn, 409 Booth, 405 Caperan, 412 Clogenson, 414 Angus, 423 Bergeson, 423 Cappuyns, 412 Clouser , 424 Anslin, 423 Bostick, 436, 437 Carathers, 399 Clowe , 414 Anthony, 405 Bottorff, 423 Caraway, 405 Cobb, 424 Apple, 423 Sauland, 420 Cardella, 412 Cobbell, 414 Archer, 423 Bourland, 420, 423 Carden, 424 Coffey, 414 Ardry, 423 Bousworth, 423 Carlen, 412 Coghlan, 414 Armstrang, 387, :;~· Bowland, 420 Carlton, 421 Cohen, 414 Bowles, 405, 408 Carmian, 412 Cohn, 414, 430, 435 Arnold, 405 Boyd , 399 Carnato, 412 Coiret, 415, 416 Aronson , 423 Bozalina, 423 Carnehls, 412 Coirett, 415, 416 Asgard, 423 Brady, 423 Carnes, 421, 435 Colart, 415 Avery, 430 Brashears, 423 Carney, 412 Colata, 424 Breeden, 437 Carolus, 412 Colbert, 415 Baker, 423 Brichard, 423 Carpenter, 421 , 424 Cole, 415,424 Baldwin, 423 Brick, 430 Carr, 412, 424 Coleman, 415, 421, 424, Ballard, 405 Bridges, 410, 424 Carrol, 421 429, 430, 434 Ballew, 421 Britton, 405, 423 Carroll, 412 Coley, 424 Bandy, 423 Broocks, 403, 404, Carruthers, 412 Collier, 424 Bane, 423 405, 408 Carsey, 421 Collin , 415 Barbee, 405 Broaks, 404, 423 Carstens, 412 Collmer, 415 Barefield, 405 Brouse, 423 Carter, 422, 435 Colson, 415 Barnett, 399 , 423 Brown, 399, 405, 422, Cartwright, 408 Colten, 415 Barnes, 423 423, 425 Caruthers, 412 Cornby , 415 Barnhart, 423 Brundrex , 423 Cash, 412 Compton , 4 24 Barrett, 423 Bryan, 405 Casperson, 424 Conerty, 415 Barriett, 423 Bryant, 423, 424 Cassell, 412 Conger, 437 Bartee, 423 Bullard, 405 Casta , 412, 416 Coniglio , 415 Bartlett, 423 Bulloch, 403 Casten, 412 Conley, 424 Bartley, 423 Bullock, 424 Castleberry, 424 Conlin, 415 Baruch, 435 Bwnpass, 424 Castoe, 421 Conlon , 415 Basham, 423 Burch, 424 Castro, 412, 413 Connell, 415, 424 Bauerle, 423 Burleson, 405 Catudal, 413 Connor, 415 Baum, 431 Burlingham, 424 Caughnard, 421 Conrad, 424 Baumgardner, 423 Burnett, 424 cecil, 424 Conroy, 415 Beachum, 423 Burns, 424 Chaffin, 424 Conyers, 415 eeam, 423 Burton, 424 Chandler, 421 Cook, 424 Beasley, 423 Bush, 424 Chant, 413 Coomer, 424 Beaumont, 423 Bushyhead, 438 Chapen, 413 Coon, 416 Becher , 423 Butterworth, 421 Charette, 424 Cooper, 405, 416 Bell, 423 Buzzardflopper, 438 Charley, 413 Cape, 424 Seller, 423 Syler, 421 Charske, 424 Coppeyus, 416 Bellew, 423 Chassaguon, 413 Coram, 416 Benners, 429 Cabra, 424 Chearin, 424 Corbin, 416 Bentley, 423 Cackowski, 411 Cherkass, 413 Corlen, 416 Benton, 432 Caddell, 436, 437 Cherry, 413 Corley, 424 Berry, 403, 405, 423 Cade, 430, Chese, 413 Corrll, 416 Betterton, 429, 432 Cahalin, 411 Chiesa, 413 Corman, 416 Beverly, 423 Cahn, 429, 431, 433 Childs, 435 Cornehls, 416 Bewley, 405 Caillet, 411 Chilton, 424 Carnetet, 416 Bey, 423 Cain, 4ll Chisholm, 413, 424 Corney, 416 Biggs, 405 Cairnes, 411 Chism, 421 Correnti, 416 Biller, 436 Cairns, 411 Christensen, 413 Costa, 412, 416 Billington, 431 Caldwell, 405, 430 Christoper, 413 Costello, 416 Bishop, 419 Callahan , 405, 424 Christules , 413 costa, 412, 416 Dallas Genealogical Society Countryman, 421 Dent, 425 Gardiner, 421 Hayes, 421 Couquet, 416 Derbrant, 425 Gardner, 425 Haynes, 435 Cournas, 416 Derham, 425 Garner, 436 Helms, 399 Cournes, 416 Dickson, 425 Garrett, 425 Henderson, 421 Coury, 416 Diffey, 421 Garri son, 431 Hendrickson, 426 Coviet , 415 , 416 Dillion, 425 Garvin, 421 Hendrixson, 426 Coviett, 415, 416 Dimitrijervich, 421 Gass, 426 Henry, 432 Covington, 424 Dodson, 425 Gaston, 426 Henson , 426 Cowan, 421 Dolivan, 425 Gault, 426 Hereford , 433 Cox , iii Donnell , 425 Gay, 404 Hermann, 4 34 Craben, 417 Dorman, 425 Gayle, 426 Herndon, 426 Crabtree, 424 Douglas, 425 Gebhart, 426 Hexter, 431 Craddock, 417, 429 Oouglass, 408, 409 George, 429, 435 Hickey , 427 Crandall, 424 Oowner, 405 Gibbs, 429 Higdon, 427 Crane, 424 Ooyne, 405 Gibson, 435 High, 427 Crawford, 399 Duncan, 405, 421, 433 Giesecke, 426 Hill, 427, 434 Creel, 424 Dunn, 399 Gilbert , 421 Hinckley, 435 Cretian, 424 Durand, 421, 425 Gill, 430 Hinkley, 431 Creynes, 417 Durham, 421, 425 Gilliam, 406, 426 Hitchcock, 427 Crisp, 405 Durke, 425 Gilroy, 426 Hoard, 427 Cracker, 405 Ourmier, 425 Givings, 426 Hodges, 431 , 437 Croft, 417 Glaze, 426 Holder, 427 Crofts, 417 Eades, 399 Gleason, 426 Holiday, 427 Cronk, 405 Edding, 406 Glenn, 419 Holland, 427 Cropley, 417 Edwards, 425 Glochner, 426 Hollenquest, 427 Crossley, 417 Edwington, 425 Goble, 434 Hollis, 406 Crow, 405 Elder, 425 Godfray, 426 Hollyfield, 406 Crowell , 417 Elliott, 421 , 425, 432 Gonquet, 416 Holman, ii, 406 Crowley, 417 Ellis, 425 Good.man, 426 Holstead, 427 Crozier, 431 Enfield, 425 Goodwin, 406 Holt, 399, 427 Cucci, 417 Erdman, 421 Gordon, 426 Home!, 427 Curnbia, 424 Ernest, 425 Gorrell , 436 Hernes, 427 Cunchonia, 413, 417 Erwin, 425 Gough , 426 Hooper, 427 Cuneo, 417 Estavin , 425 Gould, 431 Hopkins , 406 Cunningham, 424 Etheridge, 432 Gragg, 421 Hopps, 427 Curgio, 417 Ethridge, 425 Graham, 426 Hard, 427 Curran, 417 Eubrick, 425 Graves, 387, 426 Horn, 406 Curry, 424 Evans, 399, 421, 438 Gray, 386, 387, 426 Horton, 403 , 406, 408, Curtis, 434, 437 Grayham, 426 409 c u tro, 417 Fairfield, 425 Green, 426, 438 Houchins, 399 Cutter, 417 Falteau, 408 Greene, 436 Houghton, 427 Cuttita, 417 Farley, 421 Greer, 404, 408, 426 Houston , 408 , 409, : ~~· Cuttitila, 41"1' Farrish, 425 Griffith, 421 Czechowicz, 417 Faulkner, 425 Grigs, 426 How, 422 Czed:z:iwoda, 417 Fauset, 425 Grigsby , 426 Howard, 429, 431, g~ · Czepules, 417 Fender, 438 Grove, 435 Czepulist, 417 Fentress, 406 Guess, 426 Howell, 427 Fields, 406 Huddleston, 399 DeSoto, 404 Fillmore, 410 Hai!, 406 Hudel, 421 DeStephano, 430 Finkley, 425 Hale, 426 Hudell, 427 Finn, 439 Hall, 406, 426, 432 Hudgins, 427 Daily, 387 Fitzgerald, 399 Hamilton , 426 Hudle, 427 Da.neer, 421 Flagg, 425 Hams, 430 Hudnall, 427 Dancy, 424 Fleming, 425 Ha nkla, 406 Huey, 431, 432 Danforth, 425 Florer, 421, 425 Ha re, 421, 426 Hughes, 427 Daniel, 421, 425 Flares, 425 Ha rgraves, 426 Huguley, 427 Danzy, 421 Floyd, 425 Harmen, 426 Hunt, 427 Dargan, 432 Forgey, 425 Harrell, 426 Hurley, 427 Darling, 425 Formby, 436 Harris, 421, 422, 426 Huston, 406 Darnell, 425 Forrester,425 Harrison , 410, 426 David, 425 Fortune, 425 Hartsfield, 426 Illingsworth, 429, 432 Davidson, 421, 425 Francis, 425 Hassel!, 426 Ingram, 406, 427 Davis, 403, 404, 405, Franklin, 406, 425 Hasting, 426 Inlow, 427 421, 422, 425, Frazier , 438 Hasty, 426 Irby, 427 432, 433, 434 , Frieberg, 433 Hatch, 431, 434, 435 Irvine, 429 435, 437 Fry, 406 Hatehett, 421 Isbell, 399 Davy, 421 Fudge, 429, 433 Hatter, 436 Israelsky , 434, 435 Dean, 403, 404 , 405 Fulton , 425 Hatton, 426 Dear, 425 Hauck, 433 Jackson, 410 , 427 Deaton, 425 Gaber, 425 Hawkins, 430 James, 427 Dedieu, 429 Gage, 432 Haxthousand, 426 Jamieson, iii Deen, 421 Gale, 406, 425 Hayden, 422 Jamison, 427 The Quartørl.y - September 1981 Jefferson, 410 Longe, 428 Montgomery , 430, 437 O' Brien, 4 31 Jenni ngs , 4 27 Lovell , 406 Moody, 429 O' Connor, 4 31 Jensey , 427 Loving , 421 Mooney, 386 O' Reilly, 431 Jeremy , 421 Lowrey , 428 Moore, 429, 430, 434 Jeter , 399 Lu, iii, 419 Moorphy, 430 oaks, 431 Joffree, 427 Lucas, 406 Mordecai, 429 Obenchain, 431 Johnson, 400, 410, 427 Ludwick, 428 Morgan, 429, 430 Oberly , 431 Jones, 399 , 406, 410, Ludwig, 421 Harley" 430 Obermier , 431 421 , 427 , :;~· Luke, 428 Morphy, 429 Od.ell, 431 Lyne, 428 Morrell , 429 Ogden, 431 , 435 Jordan, 406 Morris, 406, 420, :;~· Obl , 419 Jouquet, 416 McAdoo, 438 Olenbush, 431 Jourdon, 428 McCaghren, 4 38 Morrisey, 429 Oliphant , 431 Judge, 428 McCasland, 386 Morrison, 429, 430 Oliver, 422, 431 McCauley, 406 Morrow, 429 Oneal, 407 Kaer mer , 428 McClelland, 406 Horton, 429, 430 Oppenheim, 431 Kahn , 431 , 435 McCorkle , 436 Mosby , 429 Op penheimer, 4 31 Kean , 4 28 McDaniel, 399 , 400 Moses, 429 Oram, 431 Kear by , 434 McGuffy, 406 Mosley, 422 Oran, 422 Keathey , 428 McKee, 422 Mucklish, 430 Ord, 422 Keeler, 428 McKnight, 406 Mueller, 430 orr, 431 Kerfoot, 433 McLaurin, iii Mullard, 430 Ortleib, 430 , 431 Kettlewell, 428 McManus, 423 Mullen, 430 Orten, 431 Key , 428 McWilkerson, 422 Mi.iller , 430 Osborn, 431 Kidwell, 438 McWilliams, 406 Munro, 430 Ott, 431 Kilgore, 428 Murdock, 422, 430 Otto, 431 Kincade, 428 Maddux, 399 , 400 Murphy, 430 Ottomyer , 431 King, 428 Madison, 410 Murray, 430 OVerand , 431 Kirby, 428 Maledon, 421 Myers, 430 , 431 , 434 overby, 408 Kirtmeyer, 428 Mallace, 428 OVerleese , 431 Klauber, 413 Mallory, 428 Nall, 400 OWens, 419, 431 Knull, 421 Malene, 428 Nance, 430 OWsley, 431 Kohn, 414 Maloney , 428 Nardiner, 430 Kruise, 428 Mann, 434 Nathof, 433 Pace , 432 Kuhn, 428 Mansfield, 422 Neal, 435 Paddy, 431 Mantook, 428 Needham, 430 Padgett, 431 Lake , 428 Maroney, 435 Neel , 430 Padgitt, 429, 431 , 432, Lambert, 428 Marshall, 422 Neely, 430 434 Lamernaux, 428 Martin, 406, 408 Nelms, 430 Page, 430, 431, 432 Lampkin, 428 Matlock, 406 Nelson, 430 Pagett, 431 Landrum, 4 21 Mattingley, 400 Nethery, 407 Palmer , 431 Langfort , 428 Matvall, 422 Nettleton, 430 Palmquest, 431 Langley, 428 Maulding, 422 Neumann,iii Park, 431, 432, 4 33 Lard, 428 Maxwell, ii New , 430 Parker, 431, 432 Lasell, 421 Menczer , 435 New berger , 4 30 Parks , 432 Latham , 406 Mervell, 407 Newhard, 430 Parr, 431 Lawrence, 428 Metzler , 431 Newman, 430 Parry , 431 Lawson, 424 Meyer, 430 Newsome, 430 Parsons, 431 Layton , 425 Michaelson, 429 Nichols, 430 Patrick, 387 , 4 32 Leavell, 428 Michel , 429 Nicholson, 407 Patterson, 431, 432 Lee, 428 Middleton , 4 29 Niemeyer, 430 Pauder, 431 Leedom, 433 Miers, 429, 432 Nierstheimer, 430 Paul, 432 Lehman, 430, 433 Milam, 429 Nies, 430 Paxton , 431 Lemway, 432 Miles, 406 Nivens , 430 Payne, 407 , 431, :~;· Lengley, 428 Miller, 387, 406, :;~, Nix, 430 Leo, 428 Noble , 407 Peacock, 432 Leroy , 428 Milliken, 422 Noland, 430, 433 , 435 Pearson, 431 , 432 Lester, 428 Millirons, 429 Norsing , 430 Pearsons, 430 Letherman , 4 21 Mills, 429 Norton, 430 Peck , 432 Levi, 435 Miner, 400 , 429 Nothaf, 430 Pemberton , 432 Levy , 431 Mirus, 429 Noulan, 430 Penniman, 432 Lewis , 428 Mitcham, 429 Noulen, 430 Penry, 422, 432 Lincol n , 410 Mitchell,429 , 431,432 Nowland, 430 Pense, 432 Lindsey , 4 28 433,435 Nowlin, 430 Penton, 432 Lister, 406 Mittenthal, 429, 434 Nunn, 431 Perry, 432 Liven sy, 428 Moffett , 429 Nunnelly, 431 Peter , 432 Livingston, 4 28 Momand , 429 Nussbaumer, 430, 431 Peterman, 432 Lloyd , 428 Momaud, 429 Peterson, 432 Lockridge, 4 28 Monell, 429 Petheram , 422 Loeb , 431 , 435 Moninger, 4 29 Petheran, 422 Logan , 428 Monjette, 430 O' Bannon, 431 Petly, 432 Long , 421 , 428 , 433 Monroe, 410, 422 O'Banon, 431 Petrie , 432 Dallas Genealogical Society Pewitt, 400 Rawlins, 433 Russell, 400, 434 Shimp, 435 Pfaffle , 432 Rawls, 407 Rust, 434 Shock, 435 Pflagger , 432 Rawson, 433 Ryan, 434 Shook, 422 Pfouts , 432 Ray, 433 Rylander, 434 Shuford, 435 Phares , 432 Read, 420, 436 Shumaker, 435 Phelan, 432 Reaf, 433 Sadler, 422 Shumate, 431, 435 Phifer, 432 Reamer, 433 Salmonds, 435 Simpson, 400 Phifher, 433 Reardon, 433 Salmens, 435 Sims, ii, 399 Philip, 4 32 Reat, 433 Saltface, 438 Sinclair, 407 Phillips, 432 Rector, 433 Sam, 434, 435 Singleton, 407 Philp, 431, 432 Redefern, 422 Sanders, 405, 435 Skinner, ii Pickens, 432 Redfield, 433 Sandersen, 435 Slaughter, 407 Pierce, 432 Redmon, 433 Sanger, 429, 430, 431, Smith, 404 , 407 , 408, Piner, 432 Reed, 433 432, 433, g~ · 433, 435 , 438 Pink, 439 Reekes , 433 Spence, 386, 422 Pittman, 432 Reese, 433 Sanguinet, 422 Splitnose , 438 Platas, 432 Reichenstein, 434 Sassen, 435 Spurlock, 407 Platterer, 432 Reiley, 433 saunders, 435, 438 Stallion, 407 Pleasant, 405 Reinecke, 433 Savage, 435 Starcke, 433 Plodger, 432 Reinly, 433 Sawyer, 386 Statham, 436 , 437 Plondke, 432 Renfro, 407 Sceneider, 435 Steele, 434 Plowman, 432 Resley, 433 Schambers, 435 Stegal, 419 Poe, 432 Reynard, 433 Schaub, 435 Stemmens , 422 Pointer, 432 Reynolds, 407, 433 Scherer, 435 Storey, 422 Polk, 405, 410 Rice, 434 Scherler, 435 Strain , 438 Polley, 407 Richardson, 434 Schiff, 435 Strange, 422 Porteman, 432 Richardson, 386, 387, Schilifter, 435 Stribling , 434 Porter, 429, 432, 438 400, 422, Schisolm, 435 Stroud, 386 Porterfield, 432 433 , 434 Schmidt, 435 Summerfield, 422 Posey , 437 Richenstein, 432 Schneider, 432, 433, Sutten, 407 Potter, 432 Rick, 430, 433, 434 434, 435 Swift, 422 Potts, 432 Ricks, 434 Schobacker, 435 Powell, 432 Ries, 434 Schoberle, 435 Tackett , 438 Powers, 422 Riley, 433, 434 Schoelkopf, 429, :;~· Tate, 400, 401 Poyner, 432 Rissmann, 433 Taylor, 407, 410 Prather, 433 Rivers, 433 Scholes, 435 Teague, 433 Presten, 433 Robb, 434 Schooler, 407 Teel, 407 Price, 430, 432, 433 , Robbins, 434 Schrader, J.J., 438 Thomas, 401, 432, 438 434, 435 Roberts, 404, 407,409, Schraeder, 436 Thompson, 404, 429, Prince, 433 422,434 Schreenan, 433 430 , 435 Prine, 433 Robertson, 434 Schroeder, 435 Thornton , ii , i.i.i, 437 Pringle, 432 , 433 Robinson, 400, 407,434 Schuhl, 435 Toliver, 430 Probert , 433 Roddis, 434 Schumacher, 435 Talliver, 431, 432 Proper, 433 Rodgers, 422, 434 Schwartzberg, 4 35 Tompkins, 432 Prudy, 433 Roe, 434 Schwing, 435 Tooney- Yee, 438 Puckett, 433 Rogers, 434 Scobee, 435 Townsend, 407 Pulliam, 422 Rohner, 434 Scott, 422, 435 Trezevant, 432 Puntz, 433 Rose, 434 Scruggs, 429, 431, 432, Tratter, 422 Purcell , 433 Rosenthal, 434 433, 435 Tucker, 407 Putney , 433 Ross, 400, 419, 422,434 Seaman, 435 Tyler, 410 Putty, 433 Rossell, 434 Seastrunk, 435 Tyrene, 422 Putz, 433 Rosser, 434 Seay, 435 Pye, 407 Rothell, 422 Seegar, 435 Uebrick, 422 Rothermel, 434 Seixas, 435 Upshaw, 422 Quellman, 433 Rothermiel, 434 Selby, 435 Quinchard, 433 Rothstein, 434 Self, 438 Van Bibber, 407 Quinn, 433 Rott, 434 Sell, 05 Van Buren, 410 Rowan, 434 Sessums, 435 van Dorn, 408 Raby, 422 Rowe, 400 Settle, 435 Radford, 433 Rowland, 434 Sev enson, 435 Vaughan, 424 Rainey, 410, 433 Rowley, 434 Shackleford, 435 veal, 435 Rainwater, 433 Royal, 434 Shaddock, 435 Verley, 401 Rall, 433 Rubincam, iii Shamon, 435 Ramsey, 433 Rudy, 434 Shanley, 435 Wagner, 435 Randa!, 407 Ruedy, 434 Shannon , 435 Walker, 419, 429, :;~ · Randall , 433 Ruff, 434 Shardell, 430 Rankin, 400, 407 Ruffiner, 434 Sharp, 407 , 435 Walters, 422 Rannis, 433 Rupert, 434 Shaw, 435 Ward, 434 Rauch, 433 Ruse, 434 Shawn, 400 Ware, 407, 408 Rauft, 433 Rush , 434 Sheets, 432, 435 Watson, 405 , 408 , 438 Rawdon, 422 Rushin, 434 Sheppard, ii, 399, 400 Webb, 422 Rawlings, 433 Rusk, 408 Shields, 435 Weber,435 The Quar ter Z.y - September 1981 Weir, 432 Wilkinson, 430 Wolfe, 435 Wynne, 436 Welborn, 436 Williams, 422, 430, Wood, 386, 387, :~i' West, 435 432, 435 Yates, 408 White, 432 Willis, 408 Woodward, 4 33 Young, 419, 435 Whitfield, 404 Wilson, 401 Worden, 435 Wilbanks, 422 Witherspoon, 386, 387 Wright, 422, 434 Zimmerman, 431, 435 Wilhelmine, 422 Wittenmyer, 418 Wylie, 422 ABSTRACTS FROM TH E LIFE OF LITT LE ROCK ~ LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Volume 2, Number 15, Sunday Morning, January 9, 1887 STATE BAR ASSOCIATION . The State Bar Association met last Wednesday morning at 10 o ' clock in the United States court room, the Hon. John M. HEWITT in the chair . Many members were present, among them being Messrs. Sol. F. CLARK, T . J. OLIPHINT, J. W. HOUSE, J. E. WILLIAMS, T. M. GIBSON, A. F . MABERRY, M . M. STUCKY, J. B . McDONALD, N. W, NORTON, J . A. WATKINS, c. s. COLLINS, Otie CLARK, John M. ROSE, u. M. ROSE, H . G. BUNN, H . c. CALDWELL, M. w. BENJAMIN, John McCLURE, B. B. BATTLE, c . B. MOORE , w. c. RATCLIFFE, J. H. HARROO, s. R. COCKRILL, c. COFFIN, Joseph M. STAYTON, L . MINOR, L. c. BALCH, F . DOSWELL, Thomas FLETCHER, M. M. COHN , J. M. HEWITT, J. B. JONES, C. C . WATERS, J. H . CRAWFORD, G . B . ROSE, W. W. SMITH, M. W, GIBB, Sam w. WILLIAMS, George H. SANDERS, c . T. COFFMAN, George DODGE, John M. MOORE and others. APPROPRIATE LINKS. The following couples were "proclaimed in matrimony" in Chicago, last year, if County Clerk WULFF ' s record has been faithfully kept: Thomas BLACK and Mary WHITE, Peter DAY and Ellen KNIGHT, Solomon BANK and Catherine VALE, James HILL and Susan DALE, Isaac SLATER and Jane THATCHER, John BARBER and Mary BUTCHER, Stephen HEAD and Nancy HEART, William STATELY and Jessie SMART. Joseph REED and Julia HAY, Thomas SPRING and Mary MAY, ;~~~p~o::i':~ :~~ ~!~~ie c~~~~S. William CASTLE and Nancy HALL, Peter CHATTER and Fan ny CALL, Joseph MANN and Eliza CHILD, John MERRY and Lucy WILD, Thomas BRUIN and Mary BARE , James FOX and Catherine HARE, Andrew CLAY and Lucy STONE, Michael BLOOD and Lizzie BONE, John CLOAK and Julia HOOD, Edward COAL and Nancy WOOD, ~:;~e=R~=p~~d a~~l~~s=~Rg~åRCH. [National Weekly.] SWINDLER - BLACK Wednesday, Oecember 29, 1886, there occurred in Jewett, Texas, a charming wedding, in which many Little Rock people have an interest. The groom was Mr. William P. SWINDLER, brother of Mrs. J. K. BRANTLEY, of our city. He is an old Little Rock bo~{, having been connected with the BUTLER & GIBB establishment ever since his boyhood. The bride is the daughter of Major Lafayette BLACK, one of the most prominent citizens of Texas, and she is a beautiful and accomplished lady, possessing hosts of warm friends, The wedding - - at the home of the bride' s parents -- was a delightful occasion, and was attended by a pleasant company of invited guests, among them being Mr. and Mrs. J. K. BRANTLEY, of Little Rock . Many presents were received from friends in the east, and from home friends. The young people will make their home in Little Rock, in the residence, No . 1122 Cross street. Dallas Genealogical Society DALLAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS MARRIAGES - DALLAS COUNTY , TEXAS , VOLUME I , BOOKS A- E (1846- 1877) . 3,567 marriages of Dallas County, Texas. Full name index of groom, bride and individual per forming ceremony . 8!:; x 11. Soft cover . 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