'The GJJallas Quarterly
Volume XXX March 1984 Number I
In Cooperation With The Dallas Public Library Dallas Genealogical Society
A TEXAS NON-PROFIT CORPORATION P.O.Box 12648 D•lla, Tuas75225 lncoopuationwiththe DALLAS PUBLIC LIBRARY
1 9 8 3 1 9 8 4 OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS President Margaret Ann HUDSON (Mrs. J. E., Jr.) 661-5126 First Vice President Chan EDMONDSON 559-2987 Vice - President - Programs Robert SEARS 559-2987 Vice President - THE DALLAS QUARTERLY Mary Helen BRENGEL (Mrs.) 942-0550 Vice President - Mernbership Charles BLACKARD 341-4946 Vice President - The Newsletter Marjorie RADLEY (Mrs. Guy) 351-3353 Recording Secretary Bet ty BROOKS (Mrs.) 331-2261 Treas urer Sue HARRIS 1Mrs. Nat) 352-1977 DIRECTORS Publicity Robert ("Bob") YATES 361-0961 Mailings Adrienne JAMIESON (Mrs. John) 34 8-3414 Library Liaison (R) 522-1302 Lloyd DeWi tt BOCKSTRUCK (0) 749-4129 Special Projects Norrna CANSLER (Mrs. Lowell, Jr.) 348-4264 Parliamentarian Mary Sue CARUTH (Mrs. Ray) 821-2692 Exchange Rubyanne DARNELL (Mrs. Gordon J.) 247-5046 Books (R) 352-8153 Lee MARKOFF (0) 749-4129 All correspondence concerning the Dallas Genealogical Society and THE DALLAS QUARTERLY is to be sent to P. 0. Box 12648, Dallas, Texas 75225 CJ'he Quarterly Mary Helen Brengel, Editor
VOLUME XXX MARCH, 1984 NUMBER ONE
CONTENTS
SOCIETY SECTION
Officer and Directors •...••••••••••••..•.. Inside Front Cover Publications ••••...... ••.•••••.•...... Inside Back Cover Editer' s Page ..•...••••...... •..•.....•...••••••••••.•...•• 2
GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH SECTION Acquisitions .•..•.•••••...... •.....••..••••••.••...... •. 3 Micr~film Acqu~sitions = ~~~~~~;~:::::::::::::::::::::::: :~~ White Rock Camp Ground Meeting Records ...•.•.•..•.•••••••. 25 Dallas County Deed Book "A" ••.•...••...... ••••••••••..•.. 33
National Genealogical Society' s 4th Annua! Conference San Francisco, California, May 24 - 26, 1984 ..•.•.....•• 44 Book Reviews, by Pat Schrader •••••••.•••....•••....•.•..•• 4 5 Queries •••.....•....•.••••••••.•....••...... •.••••••••.•. 48 "Precedents and Calves" ...... 52 Index (not includinq Acquisitions) ••••••••...... ••• 53
THE DALLAS QUARTERLY is published by the Dallas Genealogi cal Society (formerly the Local History and Genealogical Society) four times per calendar year: March, June, September and December. Subscription is by membership in the Society. Dues for the calendar year are $10.00 if paid by Jan. 31, and $11.00 after Jan. 31. Residents of foreign countries, please ask for additional cost of mailing. Information about the Society may be obtained by writing to P. O. Box 12648, Dallas, Texas 75225. All correspondence and materials relative to THE DALLAS QUARTERLY should be directed to The Editor, P. o. Box 12648, Dallas, Texas 75225. Accuracy of material printed herein cannot be guaranteed by THE DALLAS QUARTERLY, The Editer or the Dal las Genealogical Society, proofs are required for publication.
Copyright © March, 1984
Dallas Genealogical Society
Dallas, Texas This month our quarterly changes its name from "THE QUARTERLY ," as it has been known in the past to "THE DALLAS QUARTERLY." While this wil 1 necessitate changes in library ca ta loging, (we' 11 now be found under the letter "D" rather than under the letter "Q"), it wil 1 by the same token prevent us from being omitted in listings of quarterlies, as it has been noted we have been omitted in the past. When you find listings of the quarterlies of Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, Omaha, etc., how do you index for iden tification "The Quarterly"? Each genealogical society throughout the nation and elsewhere have A quarter ly, so if we were listed as THE QUARTERLY, the title lacked identifi- cation. Now we are identified! I believe you should all share the letter received this month from our member Margaret McKamy Colwel 1. She writes: "I enjoyed the December issue of The Quarterly, and especial ly the article on White Rock Camp Meeting. My par ents told so many stories of those camp meetings. I wonder how many members of the Society find their ancestors listed as campers. w. T. (Thomas) McKamy was my grandfather." She continues: "You will find a picture of the taber- nacle on Page 474 of Elm Fork Settlements: Farmers Branch and Carrol l ton by GeorgiaMyers Og le. Mrs. Willie Charlotte (Jackson) Good supplied the picture. The Jackson family attended the camp meetings, and Mrs. Good can give some good first hand information . .. 11 With this month' s issue, we continue our publication of the records of the White Rock Camp Ground Meetings, and know our members and readers wil 1 al 1 agree that this is an important record of early Dallas in its formative years, naming names of those who were important to its formation. This month we are starting to carry Dal las County Deed Book "A", careful ly copied fro" the Courthouse records by membersof our Society. Having worked at length with these detail ed records, I feel that each issue in which they are published should carry a ROLL OF HONOR giving the names of those whose records are used. Our ROLL OF HONOR for this issue is as fol lows: Pat Schrader, Erie H. Bol ding, Clytes Cullar, Gwen Neumann, Martha Vermillion and Bet ty Lovejoy. You people have done a wonderful work in abstract ing this information so that it can be published. The list should also include, of course, Renee Smith, who originated the form used by the work team at the Courthouse. The Dal las Genealogical Society can surely feel a sense of pride in those members who have given of their own time and efforts to make such information available for future genealogical researchers. DO PLAN TO ATTEND THE DGS WORKSHOP IN MAY, ABOUT WHICH YOU 'LL RECEIVE MORE INFORMATION IN YOUR DGS NEWSLETTER. Best wishes for good research !
Editor
Dallas Genealogical Society The follawing is an abbreviated listing, through Dec. 15, 1983, of ACQUISITIONS of the Genealogy Section, Dallas Public Library -- by Lloyd DeWitt Bockstruck
Churches of Choctaw Co , AL Merrorial Record of AL (2 Vols) Maps in Samford Univ Library, Barbara Roberts (gift, Lloyd D Bockstruck) Old Records of Estates & Administrations, Benton (calhoun) Co , AL (V 1) , catherine C Mann Butler Co in the 19th Century, Marilyn Davis Hahn Lure and Lore of Limestone Co, Faye Acton Axford Selma: Her Institutions and Her Men , John Hardy Cemeteries of Jefferson Co , AL (V 1), Marilyn Davis Hahn Lauderdale Co, AL in the 1870 ' s , Polly C Warren Alabama Family History (V 4) Alabama 1810 Census Epitaphs in East Central Alabama (V Il) Jefferson Co , AL , Cemeteries (V I) , Marilyn Davis Hahn Tap Roots (V 2)
ARIZONA Arizona 1869 Census
ARKANSAS The Genie, (V 17) Izard Co Historian (V 14) Abstracts of Original Land Entries from Land Records , Mary F Hodges Backtracker (V 12) Arkansas 1830 Census Index Cemeteries of Washington Co , AR , (V VI) Joseph Kuykendall of Pulaski Co, AR (gift of Mrs Mary B Curtis) Arkansas Family Historian (V 2 & 3; V 5 - 10 and V 12, 13, 15 & 16) (Gift of Wallace Waits)
CALIFORNIA Microfilm Reel Index • • • "california County and Regional Histories" California Central Coast Genealogical Society Bulletin (V 15) california Historical Society Notes , 1971- 72
COLORADO The Colorado Genealogist (V 44)
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Washington, D C, Enumeration Districts for the 1910 Census , Charles B Garlet (Gift of author)
COONECTICUT Genealogies of Connecticut Families Incident at Hartford, carol Seager Puller (Gift of Charles & Cordelia Seager)
FLORIDA The People of East Florida During the Revolutionary War & War of 1812 Period, Shirley Joiner Thompson
THE DALLAS QUARTERLY - March, 1984 GEDRGIA '!he GA Surveyor Gen Dept: A History & Inventory of GA' s Land Office Georgia SAR Roster (Gift of Mrs N A Miller) Index to Probate Records of Colonial Georgia 1733-1778, Marilyn Adams Whitfield-Murray Historical Society Quarterly (V 2 & 5) The Georgia Genealogical Magazine (Nos. 87-90), 1983 GA 1870 Census, Ser M-593, Micro Roll 138, Burke, Butts & calhoun Cos, (Gift of Mrs Roy Sauls) Nortmoest GA Hist & Gen Soc, Inc, QJarterly (V 15) Troup co., GA, and Her People Ancestoring, V 6, 1983
IDAHO Thousands of Idaho Surnarres Abstracted fran Rejected Federal Land Applicationsa
IILINOIS Madison County Court Records and Indentures, 1813-1815 Naturalizations & Intentions, Madison Co, IL, An Index, 1816-1900, Jane Shelley Naturalization Records, Knox Co, IL, 1856-61, carley R. Robinson Menard Co., IL, Deaths, 1877-1900, Eileen Gochanour Marriage Records, Sangarron Co, IL, 1861-70 Index to Estates, Knox Co., IL, 1832-1900 Menard Co, IL, Deaths, 1817-1900, Margaret Hohimer Birth Index of Macon Co, IL, 1850-1900, Decatur Gen Soc (Gift of F Dale White) Index to ctiituaries, 1861-1896, Sangarron County Genealogical Society Atlas Map of Fulton Co, Illinois Deaths and Marriages from Early QJincy papers, 1835-50 Cerretery Inscriptions of Stephenson Co (V 2) Tarbstone Revelations in Macoupin Co, IL Chicago Genealogical Society Newsletter, 1980 Coles County Illinois Cerreteries (V I & II), Jarres Heidlebaugh Circuit Rider (V 15), Sangarron County IL Genealogical Society
INDIANA Dearbom Co IN O:>ituaries, 1820-50, Chris Mc:Henry (Gift of author) Index to Indiana Source Books Pioneer Ancestors of Mbrs of Society of IN Pioneers, 1983, Ruth Dorrell
KANSAS Topeka Genealogical Society Quarterly (V 13)
KENrUCKY Records of Greene Co, KY, V. 3 (incl. 1816 census) Ben & Jean Strickland Russell Co, KY Will Books, 1826-1854, Microfilm (Gift of Lloyd DeWitt Backstruck honoring Renee Smith) Men Whom I RelrenDer, Logan Co, KY, George D Blakey Abstracts of Will Books, 1797-1900, Christian Co, KY, Cordelia C. Gary These Hundred Years, a Short History of Goshen Methodist Church, callo- way Co, KY, pub 1934 (Gift of John Warterfield) Whitesville, KY "The Story of the Crossroads," Anna Hamilton Fil son Club History QJarterly, (V 57), 1983 Nelson County Marriages, 1852-1907, Frances T Ingmire
Dallas Genealogical Society Nelson County Births, 1852-1907, Frances T Ingmire Cumberland County, KY, Bible Records, Randolph N Smith Cumberland Co, KY, Will Records, 1815-1912, laura Lee Butler (Gift of Dr & Mrs. P Q Needham) Federal Mortality Census Schedules, 1860, 1870, 1880, Abstract & Index ••• Kentucky, Randolph N Smith (Gift of Dr & Mrs P Q Needham) Kentucky Colonization in Texas, Seymour V Connor
I.DUISIANA Rapides Parish Pensioners in the War of 1812, C Raymond Lest We Forget, Jewell Lewis Campbell (Gift of author) East Feliciana Parish Cemetery Inscriptions, Mary Ann Smith Sagely Federal land Grants in the Territory of Orleans: The Delta Parishes, c Maduell Census of Pointe Coupee, LA, 1745, B Barron Old Families and Tales of Old Chicot, or Miss Errma's Memoirs, C T Thomp son (Gift of Col Dudley A Tatman) Louisiana History Newsletter (V 1-5) Louisiana Census, 1910, Series T-624/Roll 534, Microfilm. Washington and Webster Parishes (Gift of Thomas H Hilton) Louisiana Soundex, 1900, Series T-1048/Roll 76 Microfilm (K-550 thru Ir 000 Marshall) and Roll 77 (IrOOO Martha thru Irl45 Azema) (Gift of Thomas H Hil ton) Louisiana Soundex, 1910, Series T-1267, Roll 41, Microfilm (K-520-Jo thru IrlOO) (Gift of Thomas H Hilton) Attakapas Gazette (V XVIII) Louisiana Armchair Researcher
MAINE History of the Town of Paris, Maine
MARYLAND To Maryland from Overseas, Harry Wright Newiran Maryland Historical Magazine (V 76) Early Dorchester, Calvin M Mowbray
MASSACHUSETl'S Journals of the House of Representatives of MA (V 1-40) (Gift of William Jolesch) Plymouth Colony Probate Guide, 1620-1691, Ruth Wilder Sherman Massachusetts Vital Records to 1850, Quincy MA 1792-1889 (60 sheets) longrreadow 1784-1854 (20 sheets), Wellfleet, Truro and Cape Cod Dutch Treat, Sketches of Niew Nederlandt and the Massachusetts Bay Colony, Audrey E Germain (Gift of Author) A History of Framingham, MA, William Barry Essex Institute Historical Collections, (V 119) 1983 Medferd in the Revolution ••• 1765-1783, Helen Tilden Wild (Library Gift In Memory of Mrs William z Miller of Tex Colony #121, New England Worren) Massachusetts Vital Records to 1850, Pepperell, 1699-1891 11 11 n " " , I.enox, 1756-1890 " , Hinsdale, 1860-1893 " , New Mar lborough " , Town of Ashby Essex Genealogist, (V 3) The Mayflower Reader, Gecrge E Bowman
THE DALLAS QUARTERLY - March, 19 8 4 Vital Records of Rehoboth, 1642-1896, Marriages, Intentions, Births, and Deaths, James N Arnold (Gift of Lloyd DeWitt Bockstruck in honor of Margery Radley)
MICHIGAN Flint Genealogical Quarterly (V 25) 1983
MINNESOTA A Guide to the Historical Records of Chicago, Lake Colony, MN, comp by Robert B Porter Roots (V 8) The Legislative Manual of the State of MN, Mike Holm, (Gift of Robert E Graham)
MISSISSIPI History of Rosedale, MS, 1876-1976, CUrt Lamar, Ed Yalobusha Co, MS Cemetery Records (V Ill, Northern Section, water Valley, MS) Perry Co, MS, 1841-1853 Monroe Co, MS, Marriages, 1821-1900 (Ft 3), Nicholas R Murray Amite Co MS Cemeteries, J Paul Mogan Corinth: An Urban National Battlefield Park, Larry C Skelton (Gift of Mrs I H Sawyers) First Settlers of the Mississippi Territory Mississippi Bib le & Cemetery Records (V 19) Washington Co, MS Marriages, 1853-1900 (Fts 1 & 2), Nicholas R Murray Union Co, MS Marriages, 1870-1900, Nicholas R Murray Computer-Indexed Marriage Records, Nicholas R Murray: Hurrq:>hreys Co, 1918-25 TUnica Co, MS 1863-1900 Grave Registrations of Union Soldiers Buried in Mississippi National Cemeteries, Mrs Norman E Gillis Mississippi Genealogical Exchange (V 29) , Ronnie McGinnis Mississippi Cemetery & Bible Records
MISSOURI l'Klrth Co, ID, Probate Index Nodaway Co ID Marr. Records, 1845-47 (V I, Il), Elizabeth P Ellsberry Cemetery Records of Henry Co., ID (V 1 & 2), Mrs N J Wilkerson A List of Manuscript Collections in the Archives of the Missouri Histori cal Society Index to Deaths Taken from the St. Joseph Daily Gazette July, 1868 to December 31, 1875, Dixie Painter Clinton Co, ID, Births (1883-1889), and Deaths (1883-1888), Gift of Mrs John N Rowland Gentry County Minute Book
NEW JERSEY Index to Names in Lewis Townsend Stevens 's The History of Cape May County, NJ, Robert P Baker The Biographical Cyclopedia of New Jersey, Samuel Bigelow & George Hagar, (Gift of Mrs A J Bouinich) Church Archives in CUmberland Co, NJ, Shirley G Straney Genealogical Society of New Jersey Newsletter (V I) Org' zation & Minutes, Gloucester Co Court 1686-87 Gloucester Co Hist Soc
Dallas Genealogical Society NEW MEXICO Index to Albuquerque Baptisms, Archdicx::ese of Santa Fe, 1706-1850, New Mexico Genealogical Society
NEW YORK Guide to Records in the New York State Archives, 1981(?) Farnine Immigrants, Lists of Irish Immigrants Arriving at the Port of New York 1846-1851 (V 1) Ulster Co, NY, Probate Records, (V 1) Gustave Anjou Landholders of Northeastern New York, 1739-1802, Fred Q Bowman Social Register, 1983, & Summer, 1983 (Gift, Social Register Asscx::iates) Westchester Historian (V 59) Microfilm Reel Index, NY Co and Regional Histories and Atlases Zion Iutheran Church, Athens, NY, 3919 Baptisms, 1704-1899 New York Historical Mss: Dutch, Old First Dutch Reformed Church of Brooklyn, NY, First Book of Records, 1660-1752, AP G Van der Linde
NORTH CAROLINA Orange Co, NC. List of Taxables: 1780-1827, Microfilm, NC State Archives (Gift of Lloyd De Witt Bcx::kstruck: V 1, 2 honoring Mrs Nola Van Pierce, V 3, 4 honoring Mrs Gwen Newrran, V 5, 6 honoring Mrs Michal Farmer) Rutherford Co, NC, Minutes, Court of Pleas & Qtr Sessions, (Gift of Lloyd DeWitt Bcx::kstruck: 1799-1815, [5 Vols] honoring Mrs Helen ill; and 1818-1837, [5 Vols] honoring Mrs Mary Sue caruth) Marriages of Orange Co, NC, 1779-1868, Brent H Holcomb Index to Decec.sed Narned in Guilford Co, NC, Court Records 1781-1811, Mary A Browning Farnily Bible Records of Johnston Co, NC (V. 1 & 2), Elizabeth E Ross Vestry Minutes, St. Paul 's Parish, Chawan Co, NC 1701-1776, R. P. Fouts Greene Co, NC Cemetery Records (V 1) , William L "Bill" Murphy Caswell Co, NC, Will Books 1814-1843, Katharine Kerr Kendall For the Record, a Journal of Folk Co, History & Genealogy New Garden Friends Meeting, Hirarn H Hilty Burke Co, NC, Surviving Will & Probate Abstracts 1777-1910, Miles S Philbeck, Jr North carolina Genealogical Society Journal (V 9) Bunconi:Je Co , NC: Index to Deeds, 1783-1850, James E W'.Joley The Guilford Genealogist, Vol. 10 Genealogical Society of Old Tryon Co Bulletin (V 11)
NORTH DAKOTA Dakota Census, 1860, Microfilm Series M-653, Roll 94
OHIO Trumbull Co OH Cemetery Inscriptions, 1800-1930, Mrs Loraine Nelson Northwest Ohio Quarterly (V. 54)
OKLAHCMA Chronicles of Oklahoma (V 50-57), OK Hist Soc (Gift, Mrs E A Tucker) Index to Probate, Oklahoma Co , OK, 1895-1920, OK Genealogical Society Tree Tracers (V 7)
o~ 1905 Military Census of Lane Co, OR, (V 1 & 2)
THE DALLAS QUARTERLY - March, 1984 PENNSYLVANIA Erie Co, PA, Naturalizations, 1825-1906 Guide to Ms Collections of Friends Historical Llbrary of Swarthrrore College (Gift of Friends Historical Library of Swarthrrore College) Frontier Forts of Pennsylvania Jots from the Point (V 4 - 6) Sorrerset Past: History & Genealogy of Somerset Co, PA Pennsylvania Vital Records (V 1 - III) Der Reggeboge, Vol. 16 (1982), Nos. 1 & 2 Index to Ministers' Marriage Returns, Allegheny Co, PA, 1875-1885 Philadelphia Co, PA, Ccmron Pleas Court, Partition !beket & Index, 1740- 1869, Microfilm (Gift of Mrs Glenn Arrant) Biographical and Historical eyclopedia of Westmoreland Co, PA, John M Gresham
SOUTH CAROLINA Marriage & Death Notices from the Pendleton, se, Messenger, 1807-1851, Brent Holcorri:J South Carolina Genealogies (V I-V) and Index, se Historical Society Names in South Carolina, Univ of South Carolina South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research (V 11) Historie Goose Creek, South Carolina 1670-1980, Dr Michael J Heitzler South Carolina Deed Abstracts, 1719-1772 (V 1, 2, 3 & 4), Clara B. Langley South Carolina County Records on Microfilm at Clayton Llbrary, Houston TX (Gift of Clayton Library) Q.Jaker Families of South Carolina & Georgia, William F Medlin Spartanburg Co, se, Will Abstracts, 1787-1840, Brent H Holcomb Marriage and Death Notices from the Up-Country of se, 1826-1863, Brent H Holcomb Antioch Baptist Church Cemetery Records, 1813-1981, Vera Hardin (Gift of Author)
SCX1I'H DAKOTA South Dakota Genealogical Society (V 10) Black Hills Nuggets (V 16) Dakota Census, 1860, Microfilm Series M-653, Roll 94.
TrnNESSEE Maps of Tennessee and Other Southern States for Genealogical Searching, Pollyanna Creekmore Tennessee County History Series, Weakley County, Virginia C vaughan Maury County Cousins Bible and Family Records, Maury Co Hist Soc French Broad-Holston Country: A History of Knox County, Tennessee watauga Association of Genealogists Bulletin (V 12) Family Findings (V 15) 1983 Selected Rhea County TN Court Records (Gift of Mrs T E Crawford) A Guide to Genealogical Research in Tennessee, Naomi M Hailey (Gift of Author) Rutherford County Historical Society Publication #21, 1983
TEXAS The Fannin County Genealogical Quarter ly, 1982 (Gift of Ross L Jacobs) Who's Who in Texas, Enlarged to Include the South and Southwest (V 1) Edgewood Cern, Lancaster TX, F M Rawlins (Gift of Mrs Jenni.e F Ellis)
Dallas Genealogical Society 1978-1979 Edition of the Dallas Social Directory Index to Naturalization Records of the Dallas Co, TX, District Clerk's Office, 1846-1900 (Gift of Dallas Genealogical Society) Kaufman County TX Marriages, Exa ThOIT'as (Gift of Mrs Jane Yates) Elm Fork Echoes, (V 2, No 2; V 10, No l; and V 11, No 1) (Gift of Peters Colony Historical Society) Alumni Directory, Southern Methodist University, 1981 (Anonyrrous Gift) Family Tree, a Genealogical Column Appearing in The Dallas Morning News, Margaret Ann Thetford (Gift of the author) Proceedings of Second Czech Symposium, 1983 (Gift of Mrs Margaret Ann Thetford) The Chisholrn Trail (V 2) Austin Genealogical Society Quarter ly, Vol. 24 (1983) East Texas State University 1974 Yearbook Lavaca County TX Cemetery Records (V 1) , Sarnrny Tise Sons of the Republic of Texas Mernbership APplications prior to 1974, Microfilrn, 12 rolls (Gift of Stephen Hay) A Century of Fraternity, waco Lodge No 92, 1852-1952 (Gift of Mrs Wayne Foster) Henderson County TX Marriage Book One, Aug, 1860 to March 1870, Henderson County Historical Comm (Gift of Mrs Mildred Newton) East Texas Historical Journal: General Index to V 1-20, Donald W Whisenhunt, Prep Dallas Genealogical Society Quarterly (V 29) Texarkana USA Genealogists Quarterly Meridian College, Rebecca D Radde (Gift of Mrs Wayne Foster) Navarro 1.eaves & Branches (V 1, Issues 1 & 2) (Gift of Mrs Verna Bonner)
VERM::Nr Branches & Twigs, Quarterly Pub of Vermont Gen Soc (V 12) 1983 Vermont History (V 51)
VIRGINIA APPOIT'atox Co VA Tax Books, 1845 Virginia Genealogical Research, George K Schweitzer Tyler's Quarterly (V 1 & 2, 5 - 33) (Gift of Fondren Library, SMU) Biographical Register of Mernbers, Virginia State Convention of 1861: First Session, William H Gaines, Jr Annals of Augusta Co VA, from 1726 to 1871, Joseph A Waddell Tornbstone Inscriptions of Spotsylvania Co VA, Margaret c Klein Quill Pen (Nos 3 - 7) Gordonsville VA, Historie Crossroads Town, William H B Thomas Stafford Co VA, 1800-1850, A. Maxirn Coppage The Southside Virginian (V 1) 1982 Goochland Co, VA, Wills & Deeds, 1728-1736, Benjamin B weisiger Historie, Rornantic Richmond, 1822-1982 Roberta Christensen (Gift of author) Lee County Marriage Register, 1885-1914 Co 1onia1 Wi ll iarnsburg Offi cia 1 Guidebook & Map Grayson Co, VA Marriage Register I, Nancy Clark Baker Cern & Tornbstone Records, Mecklenburg Co, VA (V 1), Munsey Adams Moore Virginia Magazine of History & Biography (V 91) Genealogies of Virginia Families Augusta Historical Bulletin (V 19)
THE DALLAS QUARTERLY - March, 1984 WASHINGTCN Black Diarnond Cerætery, Black Diarnond, Washington, Alexis Ann Kolb (gift of the author)
WEST VIRGINIA A Register of Marriages Celebrated in Greenbrier Co, (West) Virginia, 1781-1849, Nonna Pontiff Evans (Gift of Mrs Adrienne B Jamieson, In Memory of Alice Pitts)
WISCCNSIN A History of llli FAMILY HISTORIES In most cases, the following family histories have been provided the Dallas Public Library by their authors. Gifts of others are indicated. Genealogy of the Martin NEAL Family, Clarke L Neal First Supplerænt to Descendants of Joseph BAI.LWIN, Donald J Sublette History of Grindal SEGALS and Some Early Adjacent Families, J D Bailey Walter CHIIES of Jaiæsta.m, Joanne Chiles Eakin The Family of William and Elizabeth BOLLIN:; ROBERTSCN of Richmond, VA, 1585-1981, Julian Robertson (Gift of Jaiæs Patton) RUG3-HOLT Genealogies, Mary R Dobbins (Gift of Mrs. Paul Dobbins) COLE and Related Families, Harold G Garner (Gift of Jon Stedrnan) BACXJN Family Genealogy, John B Arthaud Gabriel Richard ELLIS, His Ancestry, His Life, His Descendants, Wesley Crosby Ellis JOHNSON-McCALL and Related Families, Falba Love Johnson (Gift of Mrs Dorothy K Mac!X:lwell) CHAMBERS Helping CHAMBERS (V 1; V 2, Nos 2, 3 & 5; V 3, Nos 1 & 2) Claudette Maerz (Gift of Mrs Kenneth Adams) RICHARDSCN Family Researcher and Historical News (V 7, 8 & 9), Harry M Richardson (Gift of Mrs Delores Miltenberger) Some Oregon Branches of the YOUNG, OOENS and SHERMAN Families, Bonnie Aldennan In Search of the ETLIN:> Genealogy, 1787-1981, Fred Etling Keck The TEGEDER and PUENT Family Genealogy Since 1874, Robert M Tegeder Ancestors and Descendants of Jaiæs William COBURN, 1850-1929, Raymorrl H Coburn (Gift of Frona B Coburn) The Family Tree of GOLOOBERRY, Claude M Oliver The VELANDER-DALEY-IRGENS Family, Earl W Velander wcille TERRELL WALTERS (1894-1970), an Infonnal Biography, Edward T Walters (Gift of Mrs Charlotte Geary) The Ancestors and Descendants of Annie Rebecca BETTS, 1850-1916, Wilton, CT, Marjorie D Chani:Jerlain SQUIRE, DANIEL & John BOCNE Fams., Davie Co, NC, Jaiæs Wall (Anon Gift) History of the BUDD Family, (Gift of Mrs Cleal Watts) The CLARK Clan Newsletter (V 1-4, 1978-1981) (Gift of Miles R Clark) The CLAYPOOLE Family in Arrerica (V 5), Evelyn Bracken Samuel WRIGHT HANNAH and Descendants, CUrtis Hannah Genealogy of Tidal HITCHCO.::K and His Descendants, Francis E Hitchcock (Gift of John Hitchcock) The Peaks and Everglades in One Woman's Life: An Autobiography, Leanna J llARVEY (Gift of Samford University Library) 10 Dallas Genealogical Society History of the John SHGVS Family, Descendants of John SHGVS, a Revolu tionary War Soldier, Walter Shaws (Gift of John D Holland) STRICKLAND Scene (V. 3, Nos. 1 & 4) (Gift of Mrs Michal Farmer) From Mission to Majesty: Genealogy and History of Early California, Barbara Juarez Wilson Pioneers All, Alma Lee McCowin The !MUS Family and a History of the !MUS Family, Jerald A Cunningham The OOHNER Family Newsletter, 1980-1983, Dudley Dohner The Descendants of Michael and Catherine SAI1-10N, Robert J Salmen The SCHERRER Family, Helen Mink Johnson (Gift of Wendell Johnson) The KUYKENDALL Family, William K Kirkendale Just I.ook at All MY Families, Lydia D Ellsaesser History of PINNELL-ROYALL Families, Royal E Pinnell (Gift of Mrs Harriette P Threlkeld) McCULIDUGH Mernos, All Spellings (V 6, 7 & 8) (Gift of W R Yan;ood) The BABSON Genealogy, 1637-1977, Descendants of !sabel BABSON, Who Ar rived at Salem, Massachusetts in 1637, Catherine Finney-MacDougal The HOUSER Family, Descendants of Charles Franklin HOUSER and Fannie Jarre MURPHEY, E A Houser The New England SHERMANS, Roy V Sherman Border BAIRNS, an Ainslie Family, Robert Lyle P Merden HINSHAW-BARNARD 1877, Antecedents, Descendants and Allied Lines, Includ ing Nantucket Families 1630-1773, Cordelia B Wright A Family History of John MENTZER and Elizabeth KUHN, and Life on the Rocky Fork, Max McFarland The Descendants of John FELLER, Sr, A History and Genealogy, 1798- 1934, John C Dissly PERKINS and Allied Families, Alice P Mortensen (Gift of Paula Mortensen) The HARDY History' The TiJæly Club (Gift of M/M John w Anthony) The PERRIER, PENET and roco'l' Families of Asage Co, MO, Larry A Jarres History and Genealogy of a Branch of the WEAVER Family, Lucius E Weaver (Gift of Mrs Betty w Burress) Job LAINE of Malden and Billerica 1620-97; Major John LANE of Billerica 1661-1714/15; Dea=n Job LANE of Bedford 1689-1762, Ida Mansur The WHEE:LER Family Descendants of !ra WHEE:LER and Mary CURTIS, Norman Wheeler MAY: A Cornish Family, Roots and Branches, Edna May Molyneaux The Recognition of a Patriot, One Family's Cbservance of the Bicentennial, Youel Care In=rporated (Gift of Mrs Rice Youell, Jr) The MARTIN Family in l\Jærica, Descendants of John MARTIN and Esther ROBERTS, Louise Martin Mohler The MARTIN Family of Ohio, Ancestors of Peter MARTIN. Additions and Corrections (Bk 2) , Louise Martin Mohler HANSON Family History, June Harter John DISSLY, a Family History, 1847-1926, John C Dissly Descendants of Philip and Phoebe (CASE) FRAKES of Nelson Co, KY and Sullivan & Vigo Counties, IN, with known data on other •••• (Anen Gift) A Genealogy of the CREW and ELLYSON Families, L Frank Bedell (Gift of Mrs A M McDade) The ALBORN Enquirer, (Gift of Mrs Joan A. Larson) ARI'HUR Family Newsletter (V 6, Nos 2 & 4, V 7, Nos 1 & 2), Arlene Arthur Smith (Gift of Mrs Michal Farmer) BALL Beginnings, (V 1, No 1), (Anonymous Gift) A BALLARI>-BRO'iN Ancestry, Ly le M Blackwell BENKERT Family Chart (Gift of Leona S wartenweiler) THE DALLAS QUARI'ERLY - March, 1984 11 Newsletter for the Descendants of James BINGHAM of County IXMl'.I, Nor- thern Ireland (Nos 1-4, 1980) My Fathers, The Elk River Ancestry of James Elvin BLACKWELL With a Brief Genealogy of the M:JRRIS Family, Ly le M Blackwel 1 OOATMl\N Newsletter (Nos 1 & 2) , Opal London Cox Eugene and Edith, 1870-1916, Eroily Brown Stothart Ancestors and Descendants of Jonathan BURRIS and Mary Jemima OOARao!AN, Bessie Burris Hunt BUTLERS of Dixie County, Florida, Evonne V Cline A Family Hierarchy in Canada and the United States of America, 1619- 1971 -- CAMEH:lN, allied KINZE and AWARTH Families ••• c E Cameron (Gift of Seattle Genealogical Society) The CAMP Bulletin (V 1 & 2) (Gift of Cl\MP Family Association) CXrr CAPEHART Family, Sharon Shaw Gully CHClLCClM:JST/HOIDCHW'.lST Family Assoc Newsletter (V 1, No 1) ' Thomas L Hollowak The COPELAND/COPLEN and Allied Families, Inmigrants to Virginia, Hennan L Coplen, Jr COURSCN Cousins, Spring & Surnrer, 1983 (Gift of Jim Mar Publications) CUTIER Menorial and Genealogical History (Gift of Stemrons Publishing) DAUGHTREY and Some Connected Families of the South (V 1) , William E Daughtrey DeKEUSTER-= Families of USA and Belgium, 1600-1980, Florence ShallCM Vint ECWARDS, Who Was Where When, Sette D Castell Records of ESSER and Related Families (Gift of M/M S A Esser) FUTRAL, FUTRELL, FUTRELLE and Related Families - WATKINS, CLIFFORD, W'.X)I) (V 3, No 2) 1980, Jenny Futral Some Ancestors and Descendants of Erastus FOX and His Wife, Betsey BULLEN, Ruth Calkins (Gift of Keith C Calkins) Genealogy of the Descendants of John J and Prudence (BURRIS) FLANERY (Gift of Jack L Starrbough) Hans FRIED of Jenaz, Switzerland and Fountain City, WI and His Descen dants, Viola Fried Michael GARDNER-GARDrnER-GARDINER-GARNER Family Newsletter (V 3, Nos 1-2) (Gift of Jim Mar Publications) Descendants of Bernard GCRMLEY, the Inmigrant to New Brunswick, Canada, 1831-1982, Verne R Spear HARMAN-HARKJN Genealogy and Biography with Historical Notes 19 BC to 1928 AD, John William Haman (Gift of carrie Haman Ray) Genealogy of the Josiah HODGES Family, Kit Stewart The HUDDLESTONS, My Kin, Lawrence M Huddleston A Photo Heritage of the HUTSELL and THEDFORD Families, William D Hutsel! History and Genealogy of the HUTTON Family, Harold Hutton Nelson JOLLY, Sr, and His Family of Breckenridge County, KY, Nellie Fern Baker (Gift of Mrs Howard Baker) Some Early Settlers, Mary c McCabe (Gift of R E Smith) ADAMS Addenda, V 10 (1980) (Gift of Mrs. Kenneth Adams) BAOCGI Genealogy, Banks McLaurin The Bi'O'lN Genealogy (Anonymous Gift) A Gloucester Family of OOLLIVERS, w H Delliver (Gift of Mrs Elizabeth B Hall) A HENSCN Family History in Early America & Revolutionary War . •• , A L Henson (Anonymous Gift) The Family of Nimrod TRIPLETT (Pt A, Sees 4 & 6)' Garrard Martin 12 Dal las Genealogical Society METZ Families Research (V 5), Irene R. Berg MYTHE and FINNERUD , OUr Non;egian Families, Katherine E Amundson (Gift of M/M I.owell Amundson 2,597 KEENEY Relatives , Roscoe C Keeney, Jr Genealogical History of Jacob & Sophie SAGER KEILEN, Daniel H Keilen PAXTONS from West Virginia 1820- 1977, Roscoe C Keeney, Jr From Celts, Farnine, and Saw'lust, Tressa LaFayette (Gift of Tim Delanty) Hans HANSON of Red Lyon Hundred, New castle County, DE, Baldwin Maull KNIGHT Letter (V XV, No 2) ' (Gift of Margaret Ann Thetford) The PITCHERS of the Black River Valley, James S Pitcher DESHA Genealogy, A Survey, DeWhitt C Nogues A Family Odyssey, Ancestors and Descendants of Joseph HARRISON and Helen Stager Descendants of John LINSCO'IT , Harold L Linscott The ALFORD-DRAKE Family of Middle Tennessee, with Ancestors, Descen- dants and Allied Families, Naomi M Hailey The Ancestry of George RAYMJND of Glastonbury, County Sornerset, Eng- land, John M Raymond Alexander BEALL, 1649-1744, of Maryland, One Line of Descent in Arnerica, William Hunter McLean (Gift, Ft Worth Genealogical Society) Abel WHITE, 1758- 1823, Ancestors and Descendants , Edward/Evelyn Gordon The RUDDELS and Descendants , William A York From Ayr to Thruber, Three HUNTER Brothers and the Winning of the West, William H McLean (Gift of Fort Worth Genealogical Society) Descendants of William SEAMAN of Washington Co, PA, and Allied Families HUNT, BRASHER, McCAMMANT and WRIGHT, Helen E Vogt A McFADDEN Chronology, 1710- 1900, William T Skinner (Gift, GR Systems) The McAFEE Farnily, Ralph A Benton HARBCUR, HARBCR, HARBER Family Assoc Bulletin (V 3 - 5) The SEAGER Families of Colonial New England, Charles and Cordelia Seager The EMBLER Family, Bettina H Kosteloot Jerorne BONAPARTE EVANS, His Ancestors and Descendants, 5Ylvia Christoph ersen and Beryl E Rarnsey (Gift of Ralph E Evans) Richard TAYIDR, Tailor, and Same of His Descendants, James W Hawes (Gift of Hershell Anderson) . The USRY, USREY, USSERY Bulletin, 1968 (Gift of John M Usry) A Genealogical Dictionary of the Early SAWYER Families of New England, ca 1632-1900, Fred E Sawyer Hans (John) George SLAPPEY , Lennick Slappey Descendants of William SANDER and Catherine FESSLER, his wife, Charles H Saunders Descendants of William and Catherine (BECK) SANDY , William A Sandy (Gift of Mrs Harriett Sandy) SCALF Family History, Elmer D Scalf STEPHENS , FOX , SHEETS, cx;oEN , TAYIDR (Gift of Milten & Reta Nielsen) SIMPSON, A Family of the Arnerican Frontier, John Worth Sirnpson SNCX)KS, 1733- 1979, Susie Mae Snooks Ray Early SEXTON Roots in Arnerica, Velrna Gehrke Martin SNYDER or Henry Martin SNYDER & Same of His Descendants, 1698- 1982, of Ulster & Albany Counties, NY, Viola A Lobdell Moak Achilles S1'APP , His Ancestors & Descendants, Mary E Gifford John Ada ROBINSON: His Family, Pauline Williams Wright RIGOR & Associate Families from Illinois with Ancestors , RAGER, RIGER, REAGER, etc, Ruby R Henrick RCWLEY- KING & Allied Families, Homer & Ruth RCWLEY THE DALLAS QUARTERLY - March , 1984 13 Thomas RlGBY of Ipswich, MA, His Descendants & Possible Ancestors, Alice Chace and Henry Rigby The REU'l'ER Family & Descendants, Robert J Salmon RATLIFF-KELLER (Bk 2), Louisville, TN, & Merrorabilia, earl M Ratliff PalTON Place, Delia (Penton) Morgan PINKSTON (Gift of Mil ton & Reta Nielsen) One PARSCt>IS Genealogy: Welcome Allen PARSCt>IS & Mary ADAMS, Zelta H Nanney The PRICES of Alærica (V 4), Joel D Wells (Gift, Margaret Ann Thetford) The PETREA Family of cabarrus Co, NC, Ada P Jorgensen (Anonymous Gift) PACK, PEx::K, PEEK Pioneers (V 1, No 2)' Claudette Maerz The !tKEE Family, I.arry A James The MILLS Family of SOuthwest Missouri, I.arry A James The John Stephen !tFADIN Family of NC, KY, IN & KS, Maude A !tFadin (Gift of Hal N ottaway) The Genealogy of Randolph s MURFF, 1784-1955, Paul B Murff (Gift of A Press , Inc) History of the Simon MILLS Family (Bk 2) , Katie & Ralph Mills LASSER Lineage, Eileen Lasher Powers The Family of Peter & Maria (HARDER) WEPP, Kathlyn V Loepp The KELLERS of Pennsylvania, James Aaron Hendleman, Jr SUpplernent to History of the Descendants of Charles KEYSER and Henry MILLER, Mrs R L Cockey History of the Descendants of John KOJNTZ, r.c.æll L Koontz FREELAND & Allied Families (Gift of Barney F Freeland) The WARREN Family Historian (V 1-3, Nos. 1-3), Jim and Paula Warren A WILLCOX Family History, 1689-1981, Martha s Albertson Roots, Branches & Twigs of OUr Family Tree, Madelon Wiegand (Gift of Mrs Gene M Wiegand The ZEUN Family, Robert J Salmon TAYWR Family Tree with Roots in England and Branches in Alærica, Richard B Taylor WAGGCNER-YOUNT-ODESSEY from Germany to North Alærica' Lewis E Vaughan OUr WEBB Kin of Dixie, a Family History (Gift of Mrs Erreline Simpson Thaxton) Leonard WEBER and his Progeny, Jerome F Weber Genealogy of SEAGRAVES, SAMPSON & Kindred Lines, Faye s Seagraves The HARRINGTCN Family in Alærica (Gift of Jack c Harrington) Family of John PRICE and Nancy Agnas MOORE, Elberta Price Griffiths Yearbook Clan MAITLAND (V 12) The Heritage & Descendants of David TALUINT, 1784-1856, of Georgia, Nancy lleard and Winne Tallant WHITESCARVER, WEISGERBER, VISCARBER, VISESCARVER, Virginia Duncan PalDERGRASS of Virginia & the Carolinas, 1640?-1976, Descendants of James de Prendergast, 1640?-1718, Allen Pendergraft The MORIARTY Clan Newsletter, #1-19, 1982, Dan Moriarty A VIETS Genealogy, John VIETS & Mary Ann PHELPS: Their Ancestors and Descendants, Dorothy D Schell The KRATZER Clan, Gertrude K Rosenkild Surrmrries from My Missouri Heri tage on SHERRCW, HANMMERSLEY, TUNGATE, BEX:::KNER & STUCKER Families, Clara Turner Hercules TURNER and His Family of Greene Co., OH, Clara M. Turner Christian Wilhelm Carl ALBRæHT, His Descendants and a Few of His Ances tors, Mrs. Harold A. Albrecht (Gift of MIM Harold Albrecht) The Journal of Aaron A. LEEDY, a Daily Record of Passing Events in the Year 1887, Donald Leedy 14 Dallas Genealogical Scx::iety Some of the Descendants of Luther NOBIES, son of ----- & Marsha NOBIES, Roy V. Shennan SCHNURR Brothers in America, 1853-1980, Jaiæs & Theresa Tapper (Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Jaiæs Tapper) Genealogy of the M'.XJRE Family of Londonderry, NH & Peterborough, NH (Gift of Mrs. Jeanette Bland) BIBEE Family Directory (Gift of Mrs Colleen B Hansen) John GRISMORE, 1812-1899 & catherine WEAVER, 1816-1880, and Their Descen dants, Dale D. Grismore STOTI'ARD Tribeloid (Issue No. 22) (Gift of Charles Stoddard) The IVEY Family in the United States, Gecrge F. Ivey (Gift of Jirrmie Graham) Early CARTERS in Scott Co., VA, Ruth Sutton CHRISTIAN Family Chronicles (V. 3 - 6) (Gift of Mrs. Agnes Pearlman) Some Descendants of Adam BARRINGER, Emna Reeves Timothy COUCH (1802-1877) and His Descendants, Marie Burkhart On the TAYLOR Trail, The Farnily History of William TAYLOR, Sr. (ca. 1740-1820' s), Ardis Taylor The Family of William & Margaret WILIEY DYER, Cleila Haley Combs The \'QJDEN and ASHFORD Families, Cleila Haley Combs BURBANK Family News, a Newsletter of the BURBANK Family in America December, 1983 (Gift of John Burbank) Ancestors-Descendants of FUTRAL, CLIFFORD, WATKINS, l'QJD, with Allied Families: BOYD, ECHOIS, GAY, GLASS (V. 6, No. 1), Jenny Futral The MOLZEN Family. The First One Hundred Years in Arnerica, 1868-1968, Marsha Hoffman Rising Ancestry (V.18) Joseph and Mary RAY Reunions Newsletter (V. 7-8) JOHN PREBIE of Machias (1771-1841), William P. Jones (Gift of Mrs. Jean Peebles) "Down in the Barns," The l THE DALLAS QUARTERLY - March, 1984 15 lest we Farget, Jewell campbell l'O)DSON Watcher, Pl us Allied Lines, Claudette Maerz The REM3ERT Family The BURLESON Family Bulletin (V. 1, 2 & 3) (Gift of Mary B. Kelly) The CLOUD Family Newsletter (V. 5) (Gift of Mrs. Anthony Nicholas) The Jonathan CAREY Family, Clifford E. Carey Hans Georg THKJN, A Genealogy, Berniece Throne Moxley (Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moxley) The PRICES Through the Years: a Model for Preparing Your Family Roots, Jean Ivey (Gift of R & M Publishing Co., Inc.) Sorre Ancestors & Descendants of John Frederick PETERS and his Wife, Marie Louise !>OSES of Hoosick •••• , Dorothy R. DuMond Sorre Ancestors & Descendants of Joseph RUDD, Jr., 1740-1818, & His Wife, Sarah STORY, 1744-1842 ••• , Dorothy R. DuMond Family of Clyde Mulford EIDRirx;E & Other Descendants of William EIDRED of Yarmouth, I.uella Eldridge KAUFMANN Families fran Grindelwald, SWitzerland, I.ucil K. Novak The OUDERKERK Family Genealogy from 1900, H. John OUderkirk HICKS-THURBER Family History: Robert & Zoe, Helen Hicks Kilfoy The Heritage & legacy of Francis FRAZIER II - A Blacksmith, Zelda & Elizabeth Frazier (Gift of Elizabeth Frazier) A Family Record: STEPHENS, Donald L. Osborn BELLIS Ancestors & Cousins, Tom & Genevieve Bel lis GIAUQUES Who Emigrated to Holnes Co, OH, Their Ancestry & Descendants, Charles Giauque Anthony EVANS of Colonial Southside Virginia, Lines: BANKS, BLl\CKWELL, BUGG, BURNETT, DAVIS, EVANS, FOX ••••• , June Banks Evans (Gift of Mrs. Blackwell Evans) PERCLE Descendants & Allied Lines, Audrey B. westerman Forebearers & Desc of William TAYLOR & Manala CROMWELL, Carrie C. carte MIEGHEN Sept in Arrerica & Ire land, Bernard P. Meighan Descendants of William DUNCAN, the Elder, Nancy R. Roy The BOSO Family (OOISSEAUX), 1757-1977, Jarres L. Boso Hang On To Your HATTS, A Genealogy of the HATT Family in Arrerica, Dr. William Hatts A Few BARRETT Kin, Emna Reeves YARBROUGH, a Branch Through Ambrose, The Emigrant, Robert Price Yarbrough A Gloucester Family of OOLLIVERS, William H. Dolliver David & Deborah BARRETT, Their Ancestors & Descendants, Eva Lablanc McCLUNG Family of Wise Co., Texas, Jimny McClung The SPEARS Saga, Joseph F. Spears (Gift of Col. Joseph F. Spears) Directory of All Descendants of Joseph Carmichael M::MMACK & Mary Eliza- beth GARNER, Mary E. Garner (Gift of Clovis H. Brakebill) The BARD Family, G o Sellhamrrer (Gift of Dal las Gen Soc & Maxine L Dodd) The BUTLER Family (1530-1981), (pts. 1 & 2) HAMPTON Family, Dr. J. L. Miller (Gift of Mrs. M. D. Harriss) HULLS in 1850, a Directory of Persons Surnarred Hull in the u. S. in 1850, Robert Hull Taylor Genealogical Research of Ancestors & Descendants, Jewel White Mayfield Descendants and Antecedents of John Parham ROSE (1793-1869) and Mary H. (LANGFORD) ROSE (1802-79) of Warren Co., NC (V. 1 & 2) Seth Warner HARDIN, Others, North Marshall Co, AL, Jarres 0. Hardin Sixth Through Tenth Generation Genealogy of DARLINGTCN Family Record, (Gift of Jean Hudon, In Merrory of: Bartlett Malaby) JAHNKE in Illinois, 1880 & 1900 Censuses (V. 1), Richard H. Tack 16 Dallas Genealogical Society UNITED STATES Amer i can Genealogi cal Biographi cal lndex (North, Rev i 1 lo-NY, Jeanni e) The !X]{yNS Family of Virginia, Ohio and Indiana, George Gilbert McCarthy The Report, A Journal of Gennan-American History, Society for the History of the Genmns in Maryland Polish Family Tree Surnames (V. 5), Thadcleus J, Obal (Gift of Mrs. Jane Yates) Gennanic Genealogist (V. 7) 1983 Arrerican Genealogical Biographical Index (V, 127) C.Olonial Soldiers of the South, 1732-1774, Murtie June Clark Archives and History News (V, 1-2), Calvin Jones (Anonymous Gift) Burke's Presidential Families of the United States of Arnerica (Gift of Mrs. Harry Joseph Morr is) Dutch Emigrants to the United States, South Africa".Asia, 1835-1880, Robert P. Swi erenga Flint lock & Powerhorn, Magazine of The Sons of the Revolution (V. 1-2) (Gift of Lloyd DeWitt Bockstruck) C.Opies of Calamity Jane's Diary and Letters (Gift of Caro! Stanglin) Directory of Scots Banished to the Arnerican Plantations, 1650-1775, David Dobson (Gift of M/M Elliott G. Schrader, In Memory of Johr Alexander Jamieson) History News, Vol. 38 Newspaper Genealogical Colt.mn Directory, Anita Milner Institute of Early Arrerican History and Culture Newsletter, 1960-77 Map Guide to the U. S. Federal Censuses, 1790-1910, William Thorndale Baptists of Early Arrerica: A Statistical History, 1639-1790, Robert G. Gard.ner Antietam Ancestors (V. 1, No, 1), Todd Andrew Dorsett, Ed. Civi I War Abstracts of Field Reports & C.Orrespondence, Randolph H. &ni th, Cooip. National Society, United States Daughters of 1812 (V. 59) National Huguenot Society Ancestor Book, 1983 (Gift of Lloyd DeWitt Bockstruck: In Memory of Alice Pitts) New England Historical & Genealogical Register (V. 137) AUSIBALIA Genealogical Research Directory, Kei th A. Johrson (Gift of Jeanne Tabb) CANADA Omrch Registers, Presbyterian Register of Rev. Robert N1acDowal l, 18-- 1841, Lora! Wanamaker Oiurch Registers, St. Andres 1 s Presbyterian Omrch, Kingston - 1821- 1869, M. M. C.Ohoe Anglican Register, 1787-1814, Ontario Genealogical Society Archi ves Bul let in (V. 1) He ra I dry in Canada (V. 17) Lost in Canada (V. 9) Onomas ti ca Canad i ana, #62, 1982 Zion Presbyterian Cburch, B. Ai tken ENGLAND Index to Hughes' Historical Map of Surrey C.Ounty (England) (Gift . of Mrs. Sybil Crawford) Calendar of Somerset O:iantry Grants, 1548-1603, (V. 77) The Cooiplete Baronetage, G. E. C.Okayne TilE DALLAS QUARTERLY - March, 1984 17 English Genealogist, Nos. 3 - 8 (Gift of Jarres sage) History of Cheshire, General Index & Appendix, George Ormerod History of the County Palatine and City of Chester, George Ormerod Lapley Parish Register 1538-1756, Staffordshire, England Coat of Anns, N. s. V. 5 1982-83 How to Trace Your Ancestors in Derbyshire Buckingharnshire Contributions for Ireland 1642 and Richard Grenville' s •••. , John Wilson Dukes of I.euchtenberg, Charles w. Fanning History of the County Palatine of Chester Hundred of Macclesfield, George Ormerod History and Antiquities of the County of Somerset, Rev. John Collinson FRANCE Annuaire de la Noblesse de France, V 92, 1983 GERMANY Der Reggeboge (V 16, Nos 1 & 2) (Gift of Jarres sage) Ostdeutsche Familienkunde, Jan - Mar, 1982 Eighteenth Century Einigrants from German Speaking Lands to North Alreri - ca V. 1) , Annette Kunselnan Burgert (Gift of Jarres H. sage) Finding a Place Narre in Gernany and Former Gernan Areas in Europe Lexikon Deutscher Fluss-und Ortsnarren im Rahrren Alteuropas, Hans Bahlow Abhandlungen Zur Narnenforschung und Buchgeschichte, Hans Bahlow Ancestor Charts (V. Il), George c. Munsch HOLLAND De Huwelijksintekeningen van Schotse Militairen in Nederland, 1574-1666 Ir. J. MacI.ean IRELAND The Convert Rolls, Eileen 0'8Yrne, Ed. The Oldest Register of the Parish of Derriaghy, County Antrim, Northern Ireland, 1696-1772, w. N. c. Barr, Ed. Selected Extractions from the Marriages, Christening and Burial Records of Drumholm Parish, County Donegal, Ireland, Helen Stinson Irish County Maps Showing Locations of Churches in I.einster Province (Gift of Mrs. wcile Boykin) Irish County Maps Showing Locations of Churches in Ulster Province (Gift of Mrs. wcile Boykin) A Basic Genealogical Research Guide for Ireland (Gift, Mrs wcile Boykin) Irish County Maps Showing Locations of Churches in Munster Province (Gift of Mrs. wcile Boykin) Irish County Maps Showing Location of Churches in Connaught Province (Gift of Mrs. wcile Boykin) Irish Genealogy: A Record Finder, Donal F. Begley The Irish Ancestor (Vol s. 14 and 15) Ireland and Irish Einigration to the New \'klrld from 1815 to the Famine, William Forbes Adams Irish Newspapers Prior to 1750 in Dublin Libraries SCOTLAND Index to Particular Register of sa sines for Sheriffdoms of Elgin, Forres & Nairm Preserved in Her Majesty's General Register House (V 2) Scottish Record Offc (Gift, Mrs Rex A Pointer In Mem of John Jamieson) 18 Dallas Genealogical Society Scottish Heraldry Made Easy, G. Harvey Johnston The High lander (V. 21) Scottish Civic Heraldry, R. M. Urquhart Scottish Burgh and County Heraldry, R. M. Urquhart Deeds: Scottish Record Office: lG.iJJs... :L1' .J:l<=rrory of John Jarnieson) Index to Register Vol. 31: 1691, (Gift of Mrs. E. B. Trickett) Index to Register Vol. 33: 1693, (Gift of Alan s. Do:lds) Index to Register Vol. 35: 1695, (Gift of Mrs. Beca J. Smith) Index to Register Vol. 36: 1696, (Gift of Mrs. Granvel L. Pierce) An Historical Atlas of Scotland c 400-, Peter McNeill & Ronald Nicholson (Gift of Mrs Alison Goldstein in merrory of Janeth Robertson & Minnie Thompson) Scottish Ancestry Resch., Donald Whyte (Gift of Mrs. Adrienne Jarnieson) MISCELLl\NEOUS White Cross, Story of Knights of St. John of Jerusalem, R. w. Formals Stagecoach Library Bull. (V. 2, 4) (Gift of Mrs. Margaret Ann Thetford) Introducing Farnily History, Cecil Smith (Gift of James Sage) Orders of Knighthood, Awards and the Holy See, N. E. cardinale Introductio ad Latinarn Blasoniarn, J. Gibbon Narnes (V. 31) MICROFILM ACQUISITIONS -- by Lloyd DeWitt Bockstruck This is a continuation of listings of microfilmed books containing his torical and biographical sketches, atlases and county histories. They are shown in the Dallas Public Library subject card file under the coun ty, with reel number shown on the card. The index to reels is available on request from DPL staff members. These reels are in the microfilm area on the right wall as you enter the Genealogy Section, and will be found with the tax lists and other state information, rather than with the census. Our June, 1983 Quarterly listed the State of Wisconsin; our September, 1983 Quarter ly listed the State of california, and our Decem ber, 1983 Quarter ly listed a part of the State of Illinois. This is continued from p. 187 of our December, 1983 issue: ILLINOIS, (continued) Henry Co, Portrait and Biographical Album, 1885 Henry Co, Atlas, 1875, Warner & Beers Iroquois Co, History, 1879, Hirarn Willarns Beckwith Iroquois Co, Illustrated Atlas, 1884, w. R. Brink & Co. Iroquois Co, Standard Atlas, 1904, George A. Ogle and Co. Iroquois Co, Portrait and Biographical Records, 1893 Jackson Co, History, 1878 Jackson Co, Historical Sketches, 2nd ed., 1894 Edmund Newsome Jackson Co, Standard Atlas, 1908, Gecrge A. Ogle and Co. Jefferson Co, History, 1883, William Henry Perrin Jefferson Co, Wall' s History, 1909, John A. Wall Greene & Jersey Cos, History, 1885 Greene & Jersey Cos, Plat Book, 1893, George A. Ogle and Co. Jo Daviess Co, History, and Historical Encyclopedia of IL, 1904, Newton Bateman, Ed. Jo Daviess Co, Business Directory, 1868 Jo Daviess Co, Hi story, 1878 Jo Daviess Co, Plat Book, 1893, Northwest Publishing Co. THE DALLAS QUARTERLY - March, 1984 19 Jo Daviess Co, Plat Book, 1893, Northwest Publishing Co. Jo Daviess Co, Atlas, 1872, Warner, Higgins g, Beers Kane Co, History, and Historical Enclopedia of IL, N. Bateman, Ed. Kane Co, Biographical Record, 1898 Kane Co, Ccnmemorative Biographical & Historical Record, 1888 Kane Co, Atlas, 1892, D. W. Ensign & Co. Kane Co, History, 2 vohrnes, 1908, Rodolphus Waite Joslyn Kane County Directory for 1859-1860, Kane Co, Twentieth Century Atlas, 1904, Middle-West Publishing Co. Kane Co, Past & Present of, 1878 Kane C.O, Carbination Atlas Map, 1872, Tharpson and Everts Kankakee Co, History, Vol. 2, 1907, Newton Batanan, Ed. Kankakee Co, Atlas, 1882, J, H. Beers & Co. Kankakee Co, Portrai t and Biographical Record, 1893 Kendal I Co, Biographical Directory of the Voters, 1876 Kendal I and Wi 11 Cos, Genealogi cal and Biographical Record, 1901 Kendall Co, History, 1877, E. W. Hicks Knox Co, Atlas Map, 1870, Andreas, Lyter & Co. Knox Co, History & Historical Encyclopedia of IL, 1899, N. Batanan, Ed Knox Co, Dewey 1 s County Directory, 1868 Knox Co, History, 1878 Knox Co, Standard Atlas, 1903, George A. Ogle & Co. Knox Co., Portrai t and Biographical Albtm, 1886 LaSal le Co, Hi story, 1877, Elrrer Baldwin LaSal le Co, Biographical and Genealogical Record, 2v. (no date) LaSalle Co, History, 2 v" 1886 LaSalle Co, History, 1906, W. J. Hoffman LaSal le Co, The Past and Present, 1877 Lake Co, Hi story & Historical Encyclop., IL, 1902, Newton Bateman, Ed. Lake Co, Hist, & Statistical Sketches, 1852, Elijah Middlebrook Haines Lake Co, Standard Atlas, 1907, George A. Ogle & Co. Lake Co., The Past and Present, 1877 Lake Co., Port ra it and Biographical Albun, 1891. Lawrence Go, Hi story & Historica] Encyclop., IL, 1910, N. Bateman, Ed. Lawrence Co, Atlas, 1875, Brink, McDonough & Co Lee Co, Hi story and Historical Encyclop., IL, 1904, N. Baterran, Ed. Dixon and Lee C.0, History, 1880 Lee Co, History, 1881 Lee Co, Standard Atlas, 1900, George A. Ogle & Co. Lee Co, Recol lections of the Pioneers, 1893 Livingston Co, History, Vol 2. 1909, Newton Batenian, Ed. Livingston & Woodford Cos, Geographical Record, 1900 Livingston Co, Standard Atlas, 1911, George A. Ogle and Co. Livingston Co, Portrai t and Biographical Album, 1900 'Logan Co, Biographical Record, 1901 Logan Co, History, 1878 Logan Co, History, 1886 Logan Co, Plat Book, 1893, George A. Ogle and Co. Logan Co, Standard Atlas, 1910, George A. Ogle & Co Macon Co, Plat Book, 1891, Alden, Ogle & Co. Macon Co, History, 1880 City of Decatur and Macon Co, 2 v., 1910, William Edward Nelson, Ed. City of Decatur and Macon Co, Past and Present, 1903 Macon Co, Port ra it and Biographical Record, 1893 Macon Co, History, 1876, John W. Smith 20 Dal las Genealogical Society Macoupin Co, Plat Book, 1893, Arnerican Atlas Co, Macoupin Co, Biographi cal Record and Sketches of Ci ti zens, 1904 Macoupin Co., Hi story, 1879 Macoupin Co, Record of, 1897, John Moran tvlacoupin Co, Atlas, 1875, Warner & Beers Madison Co, Il I. Encyclop. & Atlas Map, 1873, Brink, McDonough & Co. Madison C.0, Gazetteer of, 1886, James T. Hair, comp. Madison Co, History, 1882 Madison Co, Standard Atlas, 1906, George A. Ogle and Co. Mad i son Co, Portrai t and Biographical Record, 1894 Madison Co, New Atlas of, 1892, H. Rinker Marion Co, History, 1909, J. H. G. Brinkerhoff Marion Co, Plat Book, 1892, George A. Ogle and Co. Marshall & Putnam Cos, Plat Book, 1890, Alden, Ogle & Co. Bureau, Marshall, Putnam & Stark Cos, Biographical Record, 1897 Putnam & Marshall Cos, Records of the Olden Tirre, 1880, Spencer Ellsworth Putnam & Marshall, Bureau & Stark Cos, History, 1860, Henry A. Ford Marshall Co, Atlas, 1873, Warner & Beers Mason Co, Illustrated Atlas Map, 1874, R. R. Brink & Co. Mason Co, Centennial History, 1876, Joseph Cochrane Johnson, Massac, Pope & Hardin C.Os, Biographical Review, 1893 Massac Co, (1900), Oliver J. Page McDonough Co, Atlas Map, 1871, Andreas, Lyter & Co. McDonough Co, History & Historical Encyclop. IL 1907, N. Bateman, Ed. McDonough Co, History, 1878, S. J. Clarke McDonough Co, History, 1885 Hancock, McDonough & Henderson Cos, Portrai t & Bi og. Record, 1894 McHenry Co, Biographical Directory of Taxpayers, 1877 McHenry Co, Combination Atlas Map, 1872, Everts, Baskin & Stewart McHenry Co, Hi story, 1885 McHenry Co, Plat Book, 1892, George A. Ogle & Co. McHenry Co, Standard Atlas, 1908, George A. Ogle and Co. McLean Co, A Gazetteer, 1866, Bai Jey & Hair McLean Co, History, Vol. 2, 1908, Newton Bateman McLean Co, Biographical Record, 1899 McLean Co, The Good Old Tirres in 1874, E. Duis McLean Co, Plat Book, 1895, Northwest Publishing Co. McLean Co, Portrait and Biographical Album, 1887 Menard Co, Illustrated Atlas, 1874, W. R. Brink & Co. Menard and Mason Cos, History, 1879 Menard Co, Past and Present of, 1905, Robert Don Leavey Miller Menard and Mason Cos, Pioneers, 1902, Onstot, Thompson, Gains Mercer Co, Hi story & Hist. Encyclop., IL, 1903, Newton Bateman, Ed. Mercer and Henderson C.Os, History, 1882 Randolph, Monroe and Perry Cos, Combined History, 1883 Monroe Co, Standard Atlas, 1901, George A. Ogle and Co. Montgoræry Co, History, V. 2, 1918, Newton Bateman, Ed. Montgoræry Co, Il lustrated Atlas Map, 1874, Brink, McCormick & Co. Montgoræry Co, Past and Present, 1904, Jacob L. Traylor Morgan Co, Plat Book, 1894, Arnerican Atlas Co. Morgan Co, Atlas Map, 1872, Andreas Lyter & Co. Historie Morgan and Classic Jacksonville, 1885, Charles M. Earæs Morgan Co, History, 1878 Moultrie Co, Standard Atlas, 1913, George A. Ogle and Co. Shelby and Moultrie Cos, Portrait & Biographical Record, 1891 TilE DALLAS QUARTERLY - MAROl, 1984 21 Moultrie Co, Atlas, 1875, Warner & Beers Ogle Co, History, V. 2, 1909, Newton Batenan, ed. Ogle Co, Biographical Records, 1899 Ogle Co, Ccnhination Atlas Map, 1872, Everts, Baskin & Stewart Ogle Co, History, 1878 Ogle Co, Portrai t and Biographical Album, 1886 Peoria Co, Atlas Map, 1873, Alfred Theodore Andreas Peoria Co, History, 1880, Newton Baternan, ed. Peoria Co, History, 1902 Peoria City and Co, Standard Atlas, 1896, George A. Ogle & Co. Peoria Co, Portrai t and Biographical Albun, 1890 Piatt Co, Past and Present, 1903, Olarles Mclntosh, ed. Piatt Co, Standard Atlas, 1910, George A. Ogle and Co. Piatt Co, History, 1883, Elnra C. Piatt Piatt Co, Atlas, 1875, Warner & Beers Pike Co, Atlas Map, 1872. Andreas Lyter & Co. Pike Co, History, 1880 Pike Co, Past and Present, 1906, Melville D. Massie Pike and Calhoun Cos, Portrait & Biographical Albun 1891 Bureau, Marshal 1 & Putnam Cos, The Biographical Record, 1896 Marshall & Putnam Cos, Past and Present, 1907, John Spencer Burt Marshall & Putnam Cos, Standard Atlas, 1911, George A. Ogle and Co. Putnam and Marshal 1 Cos, Records of the Olden Tirre .... 1880 Randolph Co, Il lustrated Historical Atlas Map, 1885, W. R. Brink & Co. Randolph Co, A Directory, Business Mirror and Historical Sketches, 1859, E. J. Montague Cunberland, Jasper & Richland Cos, 1884 Richland Co, Standard Atlas, 1901, George A. Ogle and Co. Rock Island Co, History, Vol. 1, 1914, Newton Baterran, ed. Rock Island Co, Biographical Record, 1897 Rock Island Co, Past and Present, 1877 Rock Island Co, Portrai t and Biographical Albun, 1885 St. Clair Co, History, Vol. 2, 1907, Newton Bateman, ed . St. Clair Co, History, I881 St. Clair Co, Standard Atlas, 1901, George A. Ogle & Co. St. Clair Co, Portrai t and Biographical Record, 1892. Sangarron Co, History, Vol. 2, 1912, Newton Batermn, ed, Sangamon Co, Illustrated Atlas Map, 1874, Brink, McConnick & Co. Sangamon Co, History, 1881 Sangamon Co, Portrai t and Biographical Albun, 1891 Sangamon Co, History of the Early Settlers, 1876, John Carroll Power Sangamon Co, Pas! & Present of City of Springfield, 2 v, 1904, J Wallace Schuyler Co, Atlas Map, 1872, Andreas, Lyter & Co. Schuyler Co" History & Hist Encyclop of IL, 1908, Newton Bateman, ed. Sangamon Country •.. (within Morgan, Scott & Cass Cos) Early History, 1873 Scott Co, Historical Sketch, 1876, N. M. Knapp Morgan and Scott Cos, Portrait and Biographical Albun, 1889 Shelby Co, History, Vol. 1, 1910, Newton Baterran, ed. Shelby & Moultrie Cos, Carbined History, 1881 Shelby Co, Historie Sketch & Biographical Albun, 1900 Shelby Co, Atlas, 1875, Warner & Beers Stark Co, Docunents & Biography Pertaining to, 1887, Michael A. Leeson Stark Co, Standard Atlas, 1907, George A. Ogle and Co. Stark Co and Its Pioneers, I876, Mrs. R. H. Shallenberger Slark Co, Atlas, 1873, Warner & Beers 22 Dal las Genealogi cal Society Stephenson Co, History, 1910, Addison L. Fulwider Stephenson Co, History, 1880 Stephenson Co, In the Foot-Prints of the Pioneers of, 1900 Stephenson Co, Plat Book. 1894 . Northwest Publishing Co. Stephenson Co, Combination Atlas Map, 1871, Thanpson & Everts Stephenson Co, Portrai t and Biographical Album, 1888 Tazewel 1 Co, Atlas Map, 1873, Andreas, Lyter & Co. Tazewell Co, History, Vol. 2, 1905, Newton Bateman, ed. Tazewell Co, History, 1879 Tazewell Co, Standard Atlas, 1910, George A. Ogle & Co. Tazewel I and Mason Cos, Portrai t and Biographical Record, 1894 Union Co, Atlas, 1881, B. N. Griff! ing Union Co, Standard Atlas, 1908, George A. Ogle and Co. Alexander, Union & Pulaski Cos, History, 1883, William Henry Perrin, ed. Vennilion Co, History, 1879, HiramWilliams Beckwith Venni I ion Co, An Il lustrated Historical Atlas Map, 1875, W R Brink & Co. Vermil ion Co, Historica~ and Descriptive, 1870, Henry Asa Coffeen Vennilion Co, Standard Atlas, 1895, George Ogle & Co. Vermilion Co, Past and Present, 1903 Venni I ion and Edgar Cos, Port ra it and Biographical Album, 1889 Wabash Co, Biographical and Illinois, Historical, 1911, N. Bateman, ed. Warren C.0, History, Vol . 2, 1903, Newton Bateman , ed. Warren Co, Plat Book, 1893, George A. Ogle & Co. Warren Co, Past and Present of, 1877 Warren Co, Portrai t and Biographical Album, 1886 Warren Co, Atlas, 1872, Warner Higgins & Beers Washington Co, History, 1879 Washington Co, Standard Atlas, 1906, George A. Ogle and Co. Wayne Co, an Atlas, 1881, B. N. Griffin Wayne Co" Standard Atlas, 1910, George A. Ogle & Co. White Co, History, 1883 White Co, lllustrated Atlas, 1901, Keiler and Fuller Whi tes ide Co, Hi story, 1877, Charles Bent Whi tes ide Co, Biographical Record, 1900 Whiteside Co, History, 2 v., 1907, WilliamH. Davis Whiteside Co, Plat Book, 1893, George A. Ogle & Co. Whi tes ide Co, Portrai t and Biographical Album, 1885 Whiteside Co, and the State of IL, 1872, Warner & Beers Will Co, History, 1878 Will Co, c1909, George A. Ogle & Co. Wi 11 Co, Port ra it and Biographical Album, 1890 Will Co, Pas! and Present, 1 v" 1907, William Wallace Slevens Will Co, Combination Atlas Map, 1873, Thanpson Bros. and Burr Wi 11 iamson Co, Hi story, 1876, Mi lo Erwin Wil liamson Co, Standard Atlas, 1908, George A. Ogle & Co. Winnebago Co, History, Vol. 2, 1916, Newton Bateman, ed. Rockford & Winnebag Co, History, 1900, Charles A. Omrch City of Rockford & Winnebago Co, Pas! & Present, 1905, Charles A Church Winnebago Co, History, 1877 Winnebago and Boone Cos , Portrai t and Biographical Record, 1892 Woodford Co, History, 1910, Roy Lewis Moore Woodford Co, Pas! and Present, 1878 Woodford Co, Portrai t and Biographical Album, 1889 Woodford Co, Atlas, 1873, Warner & Beers 1HE DALLAS QUARTERLY - March, 1984 23 MiæIGAN Nort~ern Peni~sula ofi Mich~gan, ~rial R;cord: !~~:~ Thompson Northern Michigan, Portrai t & Biographical Records 11 u 11 11 11 11 , Index, Clyde E Benson Northern Michigan & Its People, A History, Perry F Powers, 3 v. The Northern Peninsula of Michigan, A History, Alvah L. Sawyer, 3 v. 11 n 11 11 11 11 11 , Index to, Martin The State of Michigan, Atlas of, R M Tackabury, cl873 St Joseph Valley, Michigan & Indiana, Gazetteer, Tiroothy G Turner, 1867 Allegan and Barry Counties, History, 1880 n n 11 11 11 , Index, Martin, 1945 Allegan County, Ml, Illustrated Atlas, 1895 Allegan Co, a 'IWentieth Century History, Henry F Thanas, 1907 Al legan Co., Index to Hi story Al legan Co., Atlas, C. 0. Ti tus, 1873 Alpena Co, Ccnplete History, Boulton, William, 1876 Alpena Co, C-entennial History, David D Oliver, 1903 11 11 11 11 , Index, John M. Fox, cc:np., 1904 Antrim County, Standard Atlas, Geo A Ogle & Co, 1910 Antrim County, Officia! Atlas & Directory, Seymour E Pond & Co, 1897 Arenac Co, Standard Atlas, Geo A Ogle & Co, 1906 Barry Co., Atlas, D. J. Lake, 1873 Barry Co., Standard Atlas, Geo A Ogle & Co, 1895 Barry & Eaton Counties, Portrait & Biographical Albun, 1891 Barry Co, History, William W. Potter (1912?) The County of Bay, Michigan, DA Bul lock & Co, 1896 Historie Michigan, Land of the Great Lakes, George N Ful ler, ed, Vol. 3: a Third Volune Devoted to Bay County Bay County, Hi story, Augustus H Gansser, ed., 1905 Bay County, History, 1883 The Grand Traverse Region, Winchel I, Alexander, 1866 Berrien Co, A Twentieth Century History, Orville W Coolidge, 1906 Berrien Co Directory & History, Edward B Cowles, Gropiler, 1871 Berrien & Van Buren O:mnties, History, 1880 11 11 11 11 11 11 , lndex, Mrs. L. B. Schram, 1955 Berrien County, Atlas, D. J. Lake, 1873. Berrien & Gass C.Ounties, Portrait & Biographical Record, 1893 Berrien County, Atlas, Rand McNally & Co, 1887 Branch County, Illustrated Atlas & Colurrhian Souvenir, Atlas Pub Co, 1894 Branch County Directory & Historical Record, 1871 Branch Co 20th Cent History & Biographical Record, Henry P Collins, 1906 11 11 11 11 Branch Co 20th 11 , lndex, Branch C.O, History, Crisfield Johnson, 1879 n n 11 , 11 11 , Index Branch County, Atlas, D. J. Lake, 1872 Branch County, Standard Atlas, Geo A Ogle & Co, 1915 Branch County, Portrai t & Biographical Album, 1888 Calhoun C.0, Il lustrated Atlas & Directory of Free Holders, Atlas Pub C.0, Calhoun Co, Atlas, F. W. Beers & Co, 1873 Calhoun Co, Biographical Review, 1904 11 11 11 11 , Index to, Clyde E. Benson, carp. Calhoun C.O Souvenir, Cmmem. Battle Creek Journal's 50th Anniv, 1903 11 11 11 , Index ------(to be continued in succeeding issues) 24 DaJ las Genealogi cal Society . ·.,·.· .,, ~ .. ) å!~~"" ;t,ca,~·(}]HJ.!€4 ~· '~/) Continuing the records of early Methodism in this area of Texas, of which the first instal lment appeared in our December, 198J issue. These records have been furnished to us through the courtesy of Annie Hall Hurd and Cora Hall Moore, daughters of K Hall , Dal las pioneer. The Campers of the White Rock Camp Meeting met under the harbor at 2:JO P M, Friday, August 21st, 1890. D J Martin acting as Chai!'rrlan and C I McWhirter as secreta:ry. J W Christler was app9inted a committee to take charge of lampe, put up the seats, close up the gates &c. at close of the meeting. The Committee of Arrangementa appointed last year to take charge of mattere in regard to the succeeding camp meeting, viz, J M Cannady, J L McKamy, J M Wells, J W Christler, was re-appointed, and J W Cochran was added to the committee. It was decided that the next Camp meeting should begin on Friday before the second Sunday in August, 1891 and should close on Friday after Jrd Sunday, being two weeks. A fo!'rrler committee having failed to act, Dr H L Kyle, H B Johnston, Capt Wm C McKamy were appointed a committee to draft such laws as may be necessa:ry for the protection of the property, campers and divine worship under the Incorporution Act of the Legislature. The minutes were read and approved. There being no further busi- ness, the meeting adjourned. D J Martin, Chairma11 C I McWhirter, Secretary and Recorder The Campers of the White Rock Camp Meeting met under the harbor at 2:JO P M, Thursday, August lJth, 1891 . Rev J W Blackburn was elected chai!'rrlan and C I McWhirter, Secreta:ry. After some discusion as to the time for holding the Camp Meeting for next year, the question on motion was postponed for further consideration till 2: JO P M to-morrow. The meeting then adjourned till 2: JO P M, tomorrow. J W Blackburn, Chair'm C I McWhirter, Sec THE DALLAS QUARTERLY - March, 1984 25 The Campers met at 2: JO P M Friday, the time appointed to further consider the time for holding the next camp meeting. Hev J W Blackburn in the chair. A motion, that it begin on Friday be fore the 2nd Sunday in August, 1892, and close on Friday morning foll°"'ing , provided the Campers do not decide to protract the meeting, was carried by a large majority. On motion, it was decided that on Saturday , before lat Sunday in August ahould be the time for preparing grounda , letting stand privilegea and aelecting some one to furniah beef to Campers. The foll°"'ing persona were elected as the Committee of Arrangements for the ensuing year: J M Kennedy, Chairman, J L McKamy, J M Wells , J W Chriatler, J M Cochran , H B Johns ton and John Huasel l. J W Chriatler waa appointed a committee to take charge of Zamps, put up aeats , close up the gates &c at cloae of meeting. The meeting then adjourned sine die. C I McWhirter, Sec J W Blackburn, ChI'm LIST OF CAMPEHS FOR 1891 J M Kennedy -wiii CMcKamy - - MI's John Beverly Mrs Bob Br°"'n J L McKamy J M Cochran J M WI'ight Bud Good W M Winn W W Weston John Bryan Jack Dennia F H Daniel Mrs Margaret Bachman Tom Houston H B Johnston Frank Jackson J C Cox Dr J H Barl°"' Tom McKamy Cynthia Jenkina Total 21 List of preachers who were prea ent and asaiated in the meeting: T. H. Pierce, P. E. L. A. Hanson W. H. Hughea D. J. Martin E. L. Spraggina J. W. Blackburn T. F. Dixon E. M. Sweet C. I. McWhirter T. J. Milam J. L. Brooka The meeting waa conducted thia year by J. W. Blackburn and C. I. McWhirter. The Campers of the White Rock Camp Ground met at 8 A. M. on Thuraday, August 14th, 1892, to conaider mattera pertaining to the next annual meeting. J. M. Cochran was elected Chairman and C. I . McWhirter Secretary. A motion to continue the present meeting till Saturday morning after same discussion , was carried. , The next meeting was fixed by vote to begin on Friday before aecond Sunday in next August and to el ose on Saturday morning of the fol l°"'ing week, provided the Campers ahould not decide to continue the meeting longer. It was decided to have a Committee of Arrangementa consiating of five persona. J. M. Kennedy , J. L. McKamy , J. W. Christler and Hobt F. Blackburn , and H. B. Johnaton, were elected as the Committee. J. W. Christler was appointed to take charge of the harbor and grounda for the next year. The meeting then adjourned to meet again at the cal Z of the ChaiI'man . C. I. McWhirter, Sec. J. M. Cochran, Chairman. 26 Dallas Genealogical Society -1892- - TcontinuedJ The Ten ters again at the cal l of J. M. Cochran, Chail'TTlan, met at the harbor at 8 A. M. August 15th to consider some unfinished business. A motion was offered that the Commi ttee of Arrangementa be instructed to let out privileges for next year only for feed yard, and restaurant or eating house, and was carried. The Committee of Arrangementa for the present year made a financial statement of the expenses which was received. By resolution the thanks of the Tenters were tendered to Bro. Breedlove for care and protection of the Grounds for the past year. On motion the meeting was adj ourned sine die. J. M. Cochran, Chail'TTlan C. I . McWhirter, Sec. Religious Services, Friday night, preaching by w. B. Stephenson, I Cor 3d, 6, ?, 8 vers - Saturday - 9 A. M. Pl'ayer Meeting Less on Acta I , conducted by W. H. Stephenson 11 A. M. Preaching I. A. Thomas , Text , Luke 19:8 3 P.M. " T. R. Pierce " , Mark 4: 26- 29 At night R. M. Powers " , Jno . 14 : 14 - Sunday - 9 A. M. , Pl'eaching R. B. Oliver Text, Jno. 12: 16 11 A. M. , " Dr. J . B. McLean " , I sa. 26 : 1- 3 3 P. M. , R. M. Powers " , Luke 9: 56- ? At night, I . S. Ashburn " , Num . 32: 23 - Monday - ~ ~: Pre~ching G. M. Thompson Text, Luke 23 : 42- 3 1 Z:: I . S. Ashburn " , Jude lat verse 3 P. M., E. C. McVoy " , Judges 3: 20 At night R. M. Powers " • Eph 4: 30 - Tuesday - , Ma rk 8:36- ? 1~ ~: Z:: Pl'~aching Ej. es. M~:~turn , Gen. 13 : 12 3 P. M. , Experience Meeting - At night, R. M. Powers , Acts 24 : 25 - Wednesday - ~ ~ : Pr~aching R. M. Powers , Jno. 1: 40- 3 1 z:, T. R. Pierce , Rev. 20 : 10-12 3 P. M. W. C. Wallace , Rom. 10: 13 At night C. B. Fladger , Jaa . 3:8 - Thursday - ~ ~: Z: , Pr~aching wm . Allen Acts II, 1. 1 C. O. Jones I Tim . 1- 15 3 P. M. 0. S. Thomas Jno. 14 , 1-2 At night, C. B. Fladger Luke - - - Friday - 9 A. M. , - No Service - - 11 A. M., Pl'eaching J. W. Blackburn Acts 17 :30 3 P. M. , " O. S. Thomas Acts 11 :22- 30 At night W. H. Stephenson I Cor. 12:4, 5, 6 THE DALLAS QUARTERLY - March , 1984 2? -- PI'eachers in Attendance -- 1. J. H. McLean 10. E. c. McVoy 2. F. R. Pierce 11 . c. B. Fladger 3. c. o. Jones 12. 0. s. Thomas 4. I. s. Ashburn 13. w. c. Wallace o. Wi l l ie Strother 14. Wm. Allen 6. w. H. Stephenson 10. E. M. Sweet, Jr. 7. J. w. Blackburn 16. G. M. Thorrrpson 8. H. Diceman 17. I. A. Thomas 9. R. B. Dl iver 18. c. I. McWhirter The meeting this year was conducted by W. H. Stephenson, 0. S. Thomas, J. W. Blackburn and C. I. McWhirter CAMP GROUND - AUGUST, 1892 - Tentera for 1892 - 1. John L McKamy 19. Wm B Mealer 37. FM Good 2. Wm C McKamy 20. Wm M Rodgers 38. 8 A Nix 3. Frank Jackson 21. H C Roberson 39 . Lynn Bowlin 4. Red Ruth 22. B F Richman 40. J M Cochran o. John W Blackburn 23 . W W Julian 41. Wm Winn , Sr 6. Robt Blackburn 24 . Cynthia A Jenkins 42 . Mra Margaret 7. Margaret Smith 2o. E B Durgin Bachman 8. Jaa A Smith 26 . Mary A Cochran 43. J H Smith 9. JR Barlow 27 . J M Harvey 44 . W B Taylor 10. H B Johnston 28. J A Brooka 4o . R C Harrison 11 . F A Daniel 29 . W W Weaton 46. W P Cochran 12. W W Weston 30. F A Daniel Sr 47. Judd Cox 13. A J Dennis 31. J M Kennedy 48 . W Y Buchannan 14 . R B Oliver 32. George Myera 49. Warren Taliaferro lo. GL Ford 33. Wm Kennedy W. R H Morris 16 . Jno R Toomba 34. Wm T McKamy ol. Frank W Jackson 17. Will R Hughes 3o. Mra E J McKamy o2. Dr H L Kyle 18 . Wm F Dunkle & Mother 36. John Bryan The Carrrpers of White Rock Camp Ground met at 8 A M on Thuraday Aug 17th, 1893 , to arrange for the next annual meeting. J M Kennedy was elected chairman and C I McWhirter, aecretary. The next meeting waa fixed to begin on Friday befare aecond Su nday in August next, and to cZoae on the following Friday morning. On motion of J M Cochran the fol lowing Committee of Arrangementa were appointed: J M Kennedy , J L McKamy , J W Christler, H B Johnston and T F Houston. J W Chriatler was appointed to take charge of the harbor and grounds for next year. The Committee of Arrangements were granted full power in regard to stand privileges. The meeting waa then adjourned sine die. J M Kennedy , Chair' m C I MeWhirter, Sec ' y The meeting this year was conducted by W H Stephenson, 0 S Thomas , M W Shearer and C I McWhirter. 28 Dallas Genealogical Society == RELJGIOUS SERVICES: TEX2'S AND PREACHERS == Friday night - --W-H Stephenson --- Text , Jno 14 : 14 Saturday 9 a m 11 11 11 11 Luke 18 : 1- 11 11 11 11 J A Baldridge Luke 21:3- 3 p m C L Smith Jno 12:32 night J R Al len 2 Cor 4: 13 Sun~ay 1 ~ ~ : ~ ~ ~~~=~ · Jr z~rk/~:4 - 30 3 p m Jas Campbell Jno 4: 48 night E W Alderson Psa 49:8- Mon~ay 1 ~ ~ : Z Z~:=~~=" ~a;h~~~ 1 ~~~- _ 3 p m 0 S Thomas 11 Experienae Meeting night E W Alderson Eph 5: 14 - Tuesday 9 a m W F Clark Jno 8: 31 & 32 11 11 a m - - not noted - - 3 p m R C Graae Luke 19: 13 night PL Smith Heb 11:23- 25 Wednesday ( 9 a m W A Yeargan P!'ayer Meeting & Talks to 11 am 3 p m P L Smith Text Heb 11: 23- 25 night J W Blaakburn I Tim 2:1 Thursday 9 a m W H Stephenson P!'ayer Meeting " 11 am M W Shearer Jno 3: 14 3 p m W F Clark Chi ldren ' s Serviae night W H Stephenson Esther 6:8 Friday ~ ~: C I MaWhirter P!'ayer & Consearation Sva 11 1 0 S Thomas I Thess 5: 16-1? 3 p m J B Adair Phil 1:21 " night E M Sweet Dan 5:2? Next morning the Campers only began to prepare to leave for home. P!'eaahers in Attendanae 1. E W Alderson, PE ~lack~ 13. w J owens 2. JR Allen 8. E W Sweet, Jr (Loaal) 14. J B Adair 3. Jas Campbell 9. J A Baldridge ( Loaal) 15. 0 S Thomas 4. R C Graae 10 . R Diaeman (Loaal) 16. MW Shearer 5. P L Smith 11 . D D Dunaan (Loaal) 17 . W H Hughes 6. W F Clark 12. W F Bryan (Loaal) 18 . W H Stephenson 19 . C I MaWhirter - - Tenters [!!.! 1893 - - 1. Mrs Margaret Baahman 12. Frank Sayre- 23 . Jim Smith 2. W B Taylor 13 . W O Biehop 24 . Enoah Strait 3. J H Smith 14. H B Johnston 25 . Millard Lively 4. W P Coahran 15. Frank Daniel 26 . A J Dennis 5. Judd Cox 16 . Wm Daniel 27. Wm Hug hes 6. James Coahran 1?. F A Daniel 28 . Mrs S L Dunkle ?. J M Kennedy 18. C M Howell 29. W G Mealer 8. Frank Jaakson 19. Cynthia Jenkins 30. H Diaeman 9. Jno L MaKamy 20. W W Julian 31 . John Smith , Jr 10. M W Shearer 21 . Mrs E B Durgin 32. Howard Cox 11. Wm MaKamy 22 . K Hall 33. Jas A Smith THE DALLAS QUARTERLY - Marah , 1984 29 CAMP GROUND - AUGUST, 1894 The Campers of White Rock Camp Ground met on Wednesday eve, August 15th, 1894, to The meeting thie year ( 1894) wae conducted by PL Smith, M W Sherrer and P A Edwar>de. The following notee were compiled by E R Edwards of Lewieville, Tx. TEXTS AND PREACHERS - ------T-ext Friday Night W H Stephenson I c-;;;;-J: 6- 9 Saturday 6 a m Edwards PI'ay Meeting " 9 am M W ShereI' Psalme 85 11 am Edwards " 23 3 pm Sherer 50: 5 Night Stepheneon Acts 16: 30-31 PI'ay Meeting Sun&;,y : A J Dennis (local) ~ ~ Smith Matt 6: 9- 13 11 am Vaughn " 8: 3d 3 p m Campbell lst Peter: 3rd Night Thompeon lst John: 2 Mon&;,y ~ ~ : PI'ay Meeting P S Smith Isaiah 6 & 8 11 am Stepheson 1 COI' 12: 4- 6 3 p m Bry an Sam 32: 23 Night W F Clark Luke 14: 16 , 17 , 18 Tueeday 6 a m Dunkle PI'ay Meeting " 9 am Edwards Job 14: 14 11 am Edwards ExpeI'ience Meeting 3 p m E w Alderson John 5: 28 Night Miller Mark 10: 17 Wedneeday 6 a m Sweet PI'ay Meeting " 9 a m Stepheson Exp . Meeting 11 am Miller John 9: 35 3 p m C B Flager Rom 14-17 Night Edwards Mat 26-24 Thursday 6 a m Dennia PI'ay Meeting " 9 am Sherrer Titus 3: 5, 6 & 7 11 am Fla~ger Mat 5: 6 3 pm Rom 6: 4 Night W F Clar>k 23-34 to 39 30 Dallas Genealogical Society Jcunes Campbell PA Ediuards A S Thomas R W Thompson MN Sherrer W F Dunkle GM Thompeon P L Smith Charley Dennis H Dioeman (local) W F Clark E M Sweet I local) W F Bryan F 0 MiZZer C B Fladger D W Stephesen E W Aldersen W H Vaughn Barney Lewis Tenters [EE. 1894 1. A J Dennis 18. J A Brooks 35 . J H Smith 2. GL Ford 19. W W Weston 36 . J W Cochran J . H Diceman 20. C C Daniels 37. Mrs Mary Winn 4. J C Jones 21 . W L Daniels J 8. Mrs Kate Hug hes 5. J D McCol lough 22 . F R Daniels 39 . MW Cox 6. Lacket & Son 23 . A H Coppedge 40. Jno May 7. Jaa Kinney 24 . H B Johnston 41. F W Jackson 8. Jno Dunckle 25 . F A Daniels 42. Dr Kyle 9. Ediuard Hcunmer 26 . Dr Barlow 43. J L McKcuney 10. Austin & Son 27, J M Keneday 44 . Ewing Buckhcun 11. E M Foster 28. Geo Myers 45 . W C McKcuney 12 . W Erkenbranch 29. Geo Keneday 46. Mr McIZvain 13 . W W Julian JO . Charley Jackson 47 . M D Brown 14 . Mrs McClaskey 31 . Jno N Bryant 48 . W Z Buckhanan 15. Mrs Jenkins 32. M L Dennis 49 . Jim Smith 16. Mrs Lively JJ. Mrs Bachman 17. J M Harvey 34 . W B Taylor CAMP GROUND - August ~ 1895 White Rock Campers met on Wednesday , August 14th, 1895 to arrange for the next annual meeting. After prayer by Bro. Edwards that the business might be conducted with an eye single to the glory of God and the maintenance of these grounds , Bro. J W Keniday took the chair pro tem after which was made permanent by actions of the Campers. Moved and second that Committee of 1894 be continued in office as confirmed in 1895 , consisting of Henry Johnson , J L McKamey , John Christler and Bro. Dennis with Bro. J M Keniday as Chairman. Motion carried. Moved and second that F W Jackson be continued Secretary. Motion carried. Moved and second that Committee be aZZowed to arrange for stand privileges as they think best. Motion carried. Moved and second that meeting for 1896 be on Friday night be fore the second Sunday in Aug . Motion carried. Moved and second that the meeting of this year 1895 be closed on Friday night the 16th. Motion carried. Moved and second that Committee of arrangementa wiZZ confer with ministers in charge of Circuit of this White Rock Camp Ground. That al 1 ministers within reach with their congregations may have a cordial invitation to be with us . No other business coming up, it was moved and seconded that adjourn. Motion carried. F. W. Jackson, Secretary J. M. Keniday , Chairman THE DALLAS QUARTERLY - March, 1984 31 Preachers i:: Charge, 1895 - W A EdlJards P Charge Cochran & Carouth & E R EdlJards - P Charge Runners & Conductors Night w A EdlJards Tuesday 6 a m Prayers 6 am Prayers 9 " " T H Morris 9 Dunkle 11 "" Fladger 11 ER EdlJards 3 pm Morrie 3 p m Hendrick 8 " " Miller 8 Dunkle Wednesday 6 a m Prayer 6 am Prayers 9 " " ER EdlJards 9 E R EdlJards 11 "" Hughes 11 Vaur,hn 3 pm Martin 3 p m 8 " " Morr>ie 8 " Archer Thursday 6 a m Prayer Monday 6 am Prayer 9 " " Dunkle 9 " " I Z T Murris 11"" Martin 11"" Fladger 3 p m ER EdlJards 3 p m Hug hes 8 " " W A EdlJards 8 p m Archer W H Vaughn - Waco Rev Goode FarmePs Branch C B Fladger, P E - Terrel l " Bramlett Alpha P C Archer J K Strothy Gar land F A Miller - PZano W F Bryan FaPmers Branch I Z T Morris - Fort Worth D J Mertey Kaufman T H Morris - Dallas J J Morgan Dallas W H Hughes William Dunkle - As sis Rev Hendrix - Richerson C W Dennis FaPm' a Branch Tenters [!!!: 1895 W W Julian J A Brooks ET McKamy J W Werks W L Dannell G H Cochran C A Jenkins F R Dannells J D Cochran W L Jenkins A H Coppedge w W Westin Mrs M D Garlingten H B Johnsen H Jacoby " E R Durgin A A Dannel J L McKamey Mrs M M Bachman Dr Barlow MC McKamey B F Harvey W R Robbinson Mrs M Smith J M Harvey W H Kirby A H Smith MW Cox Ed Bunter EdlJards Hamme1' Mrs J C Smith E L Kemper J D McCul lough Mrs W P McIZ vain John C Jones H C Herniche l J H Mathis K Hall Diceman F W Jackson W F Dunkle Dr Kyle (To be continued in succeeding issues) 32 Dal las Genealogical Society DALLAS COUNTY DEED BOOK BOOK A copied fran the original 19 Nov 1898 pp 53-54 Setting the boundaries of Precincts 1, 20 July 1846 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 - N Recorded by \\In, M. ClXHRAN, County Clerk p 54 Appointment of 01arly H. DURGlN as Deputy 20 July 1846 County Clerk by \\In, M. ClXHRAN, County Clerk (The next eight are bonds of $500.00 each, posted to insure the service of each elected officia! in Co.) p 55 SHARRCO<, James & Everett, 20 July 1846 WILSON, Aaron B. KIMAEL, Philip * James SHARRCO< was elected Constable, Prec. #2, 13 July 1846 p 55 GLOVER, George W. 20 July 1846 Mc p 56 HUETT, John 20 July 1846 GREATIJCXJSE (or GRATEHCXJSE), Archibald HICKLIN, \\In. I. TIJCMAS, John * John HUETT was elected Sheriff of the Co, 13 July 1846 p 57 PULLIAM, John L. 20 July 1846 ClXHRAN, \\In. M. SHAHAN, David (or SHAHANE) BR:CMN, Crawford * John L. PULLIAM was elected Constable, Prec. #4, 13 July 1846) p 57 ClXHRAN, \\In, M. 20 July 1846 WEBB, Isaac B. Bond of $1,000 PULLIAM, John L. *\\In M. ClXHRAN was elected County Court Clerk, 13 July, 1846) p 58 McGRACKIN, Ans on - unda ted - CXNJVER, \\In , W. Recorded 25 July 1846 ELLIOIT, Sanders Approved by Jno M BRYAN * Anson McGRACKEN elected Coroner of Co., 13 July 1846 p 58 McCAY , Jno . C. ($1,000 Bond) - undated - FERRIS, Morris Recorded 24 July 1846 ~. Crawford Approved by Jno M BRYANT * John C. McCAY elected District Clerk, 13 July 1846) p 59 BENNETT, James M. & Hiram 31 July 1846 ~.Abraham (All three signed "X" "His Mark") * James M. BENNETT elected Constable, Prec. #6, 13 July 1846 THE DALLAS QUARTERLY - March, 1984 33 E ~ Edward WIIBURN, Grantor, to John YOUNG, Grantee; Mary Ann YOUNG sv.ore two years later that on March 17, 1844, she wi tnessed the signing of this Bill of Sale of Negro ..::xnan "Jane" and child, sold for $400.00. Recorded 9 Aug 1847. E .§Q Re pub 1 ic of Texas , by An son JONES, Pres • , to Samuel M. HYDE; Grant of 640 Acres in Nacogdoches Co. Recorded 1 Sep 1846. Ei!_ Samuel Monroe HYDE, Grantor, 25 May, 1846, to John H. HYDE, (father) Grantee, l'<:JVær of Attorney to sell 640 acres head right in Nacogdoches Co. Recorded, Dallas Co, 1 Sep 1846. Notary, Nacogdoches Co. , w. w. WINGFIELD, Chief Justice. E 61-62 wm. CXlCMllS & wife, !vy, Grantors, to lsaac N. cxx:MBS, Grantee, selling portion of estate of William FOSTER, fonrerly of Nel scn Co, KY, Deceased, including all irrprovements for $200.00. Signed 5 Sep 1846. Recorded 5 Sep 1847. J. N. BRYAN, Witness. E .§.2 John McCAY appointed to act as Dept. Clerk of the Co. from 140ct1846 to 1Aug1847. Recorded 24Marl847. W M COCHRAN, Co Clk E .§.2 wm P CORDER registers his ear mark for cattle, hogs & sheep. 7 Aug 1846. Recorded 1 Sep 1846. w M COCHRAN, Co Clk. E .§.2 ~ Will of JA SIMMONS, dtd 23 July 1846, recorded 17 Sep 1846. E ~ Son: Joseph; Wife: Hannah S. Witnesses: John G. GLIDEWELL and Daniel FRED1AN. E ~ John BEEMAN registers his earmark & brand for cattle & horses. 28 Sep 1846. E ~ John Neely BRYAN registers his ear mark. 28 Sep 1846. E ~ John YOUNG registers his ear mark and brand. 12 Sep 1846. E ~ w M COCHRAN, Grantor to lsaac B WEBB, Grantee, Agreement and Bond to swap 320 acres of timber land for 320 acres of prairie land, bonded to each other for $10, 000. 00 when they receive their patents Signed 30Jun1846. Recorded 27Sepl846. Wit: R H BARKSDALE, G s TEMPLE'ION. E ~ Henry HARTERS registers his ear mark 27 Sep 1846. E ~ William MCX::NEYHAM registers his ear mark 27 Sep 1846. E ~ Joshua HODGES registers his ear mark 27 Sep 1846. E 65-66 Sam HOUSTON, Pres. of Republic of Texas, Grantor, to John GRIGSBY, Grantee, Letter Patent to League & Labor of land, 26,000,000 sq varas of land in Nacogdoches Co, on Elm Fork of Trinity, Signed 28 Jan 1842, Recorded 28 Oct 1846. E ~ Joseph Prigmore registers his ear mark for cattle, sheep and hogs 12 Feb 1847 34 Dallas Genea!ogical Society 12 .§..:?. Daniel MURRAY registers his ear rrark 12 Feb 1847. 12 .§..:?. Thomas RENNEIS registers his ear rrark and brand 4 Mar 1847. E 67-68 Deed: John Neely BRYAN and wife, Margaret, Grantors, to Henry HARTER, Grantee. Lots 5 & 6, Block #3 and appurtenances. For consideration of $160.00. Recorded 12Novl846. Judge W. B. Ocheltree, 6th District. 12 71-72 John Neely BRYAN & wife, Margaret, Grantors, sell to Elizabeth HARTER, Lots 3 & 4 in Block 3 of Dallas, for consideration of $40.00 and love and affection. Deed dated 7 Oct 1846, Recorded 23 Nov 1846. Judge W. C. Ocheltree, 6th Dist. Court. p73-74 John Neely BRYAN and wife, Margaret, Grantors, sell to Jarres A. SCOTT of Crawford Co, AR, Lot 4 in Block 2, and Lot 2 in Block 6, for consideration of $140.00. Deed dated 7 Oct 1846, Recorded 29 Dec 1846 by W M CCCHRAN, Co Clk. 12 74-75 John Neely BRYAN and wife, Margaret, Grantors, sell to William TRAUGHBER, City land for $133. 33. Lots 2 & 3 in Block 1. Deed dated 27 Oct 1846, recorded 9 Dec 1846. Witnessed by Charles A DURGAN & J C McCAY. 12 75-76 Peter STCCKMAN of Shelby Co, Rep of Texas, Grantor, sells to Joseph RCME of San Augustine Co, Texas, 26 Labors of I.and in Nacogdoches Co (4,605 acres), for $1,000.00. Deed dated 13 Sep 1845 in San Augustine, recorded 2 Jul 1847 in Dallas Co. Wit: J. Fletcher RCME and Milton IRISH. 12 I!_ Joseph RCME, Grantor, of San Augustine Co., Texas, sells to Charles STEWART of San Augustine Co, Texas, for $1,000.00 4,605 acres of land in Nacogdoches Co (sarre purchased from Peter STCCKMAN above) • Deed dated 13 Oct 1845, Proved and recorded 2 Jan 184 7. Witnesses: J. s. McKNIGHT and Hiram BROVN. 12 78-79 Josiah PANCCAST, Grantor to Jarres KATES (CATES), Grantee. Deed signed and recorded 2 Jan 184 7. By Certificate #8 4th Cl ass issued by Brazos Co., Republic of Texas, on 1 July 1844 to Thomas WEBB. Certificate later sold to Josiah PANCCAST on 30 Sept 1846. Witnessed by John N BRYAN and J c McCCY. 12 80-81 Jonathan HICKLIN, Grantor, of I.afayette Co, MO, sells to John YOUNG of Nacogdoches Co, TX, "Maria" about 15 years of age, a Negro slave girl for $1.00 and for natural love and affection. (Lists Elizabeth HICKLIN as wife of Jonathan HICKLIN, and their children as Jarres and John, minors). Dated 28 Apr 1845. William SPRALL, Co Clerk, by Sherrran EDDY, Deputy, I.afayette Co MO. Recorded 25 Jan 1847 by Dallas Co Clerk, wm CCCHRAN. by J. c. McCCY. æ 82-83 Deed: Anthony G. HYDE, Grantor, to Amon McCOMMAS, Grantee, Selling headright of Anthony G. HYDE, near White Rock Creek (West side), for $160.00. Signed 7 July 1846. Recorded 2 Dec 1847. Witnessed by wm. P. CARDER and Daniel MURRY. æ 83-84 Deed: John H. HYDE, Grantor to Amon McCCMMAS, Grantee, for THE DALLAS QUARTEHLY - March, 1984 35 $320.00, selling headright of John H. HYDE, on west Side of White Rock Creek. Signed 7 July 1846, Proven 30 Oct 1846. Witnessed by Daniel MURRY and Wln. P. CARDER. E _!!2 Grant: Anson JONES, Pres.of Republic of Texas, Grantor to Anthony HYDE, Grantee, I.etter Patent signed 10 Feb. 1846, on property at White Rock Fork of Trinity River on mi litary road from Austin to Red River. Witnessed by Thos. Wln. WARD, Comm. Recorded 12 Feb 1847. E ~ Land Patent: Anson JONES, Pres. of Republic of Texas, Grantor, to John HYDE, Sur., of Nacogdoches Co., I.etter Patent signed 7 Feb 1846, recorded 18 Feb 1847, to Nacogdoches Co., Survey #14, on White Rock Fork of Trinity River near great Military Road from Austin to Red River. Witness: Thos. Wln. Wl\RD. E ~ Deed: John H. HYDE to Daniel MURRAY, 320 acres for $320.00, property in Dallas County, sit. West of White Rock I.ake. Dated 7 July 1846. Witnessed by: Amon McCCMMAS and John c. CO'.)K. E ~ Republic of Texas Land Grant to Miles BENNE'l'T, 1/3 r.eague of land in Nacogdoches Co., on Elm Fork of the Trini ty River, known as Survey No. 29, signed by Anson JONES, President of Republic of Texas. Thos Wln WARD, Corrrn, Filed and Recorded, 18 Jul 1847. E §1 Rep of Texas Land Grant to William GRIGSBY 640 acres in Nacogdoches Co., Elm Fork of Trinity River, signed by Anson JONES, Pres, Thos Wln WARD, Comm, Filed/Recorded, 13 Jul 1847 E 2Q Rep of Texas Land Grant to Banqilla I. or J. CHAMBERS, 640 acs. in Robertson Co., on West side of Trinity River, signed by Anson JONES, Pres., Thos. Wln. WARD, Comm., Filed 16 Jan 1847, recorded 14 July 1847. E 21_ Rep of Texas Grant to David GARNER, 320 acs. in Robertson Co on Pleasant Run Creek, a branch of the Trinity River, beginning at the North corner of B. BROI'HERTON' s Survey, 7 Aug 1845. Anson JONES, Pres. Thos. Wln. WARD, Comm. E ~ Deed: David GARNER to B. I. CHAMBERS, 320 acs. of land in what was formerly Robertson Co., now Dallas Co., on Pleasant Run Creek. 3 Nov 1846. Witnesses. w. CHAMBERS, Daniel MERRITT. E 93-94 Ileed: Jno N. BRYAN to James B. BRYAN, 7 Oct 1846. John N. BRYAN and Margarett, of Dallas Co., to James B. BRYAN of same, for love and consideration of one dollar, a parcel of land si tuated and being in the Town of Dallas, I.ots nwnbered 6 & 7 in Block #1. Margaret BRYAN relinquishes her right of dower in said property. Filed 11 IJec 1846; recorded 19 July 1847. E 95-96 Ileed: John N BRYAN & Margaret BRYAN to William BED1AN, all of Dallas Co, Texas, sell Lot #2 in Block 7 for $40.00. Dtd 7 Oct 1846. Signed by J. Neely BRYAN and Margaret BRYAN (who stated to W B OCHEI.TREE, Judge, 6th Dist., she signed of her own free will). E 96-97 Deed: John N. BRYAN and Margaret to Charles H. DURGAN, C N 36 Dallas Genealogical Society STANLEY & Mortirær WARD , 7 Oct 1846. All of Dallas County, 1'exas. for $150 . 00 sells Lots #1 and #4 in Block #1. Witnessed by Perry DAKEN . Attest: Jno. C. McCOY. Margaret BRYAN signs of her own free will before W. B. OCHELTREE , Judge, 6th District Court. Filed 11 Dec 1846; Recorded 22 Feb 184 7 . E 2!l_ Deed: John N. BRYAN to Margaret BRYAN , both of Dal las County, State of Texas , 7 Oct 1846 . For love and affection and $1. 00 paid by Margaret - Lots #3 and 4 , Block #8. Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of J. c. McCOY and Joseph JACKSON. E 22_ Thos . I. SMITH & Joseph Ra\'LAND (or ROLAND) to Diaclisian w WRIGHT , for $1,000 . 00 paid by Diaclisian w. WRIGHT of Navarro Co , on 27Jan1847 , 640 ac . beginning at West corner, survey of Ann STOKES , Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of Martha TRAVIS and Wm STOKES . E 100 Deed of 640 acres , Miles BENNETT of Co of Houston to Gabriel B KNIGHT , Co of Nacogdoches , Rep . of Texas , property on Elm Fork of Trinity River adjoining Cedar Springs Tract. 26 Feb 1846. Witnessed by: W. A. FERRIS; Saml L. DAVIDSON . E 101 Indenture between Miles BENNETT , Co of Anderson and James A. SMI TH , Co of Dallas, State of Texas . BENNETT' sold to SMITH 840 Acres of land , the balance of the 1/3 League of the headright of said Miles BENNETT in Co of Dallas on Elm Fork of Trinity River, adjoin ing the Cedar Springs Tract, 13 July 1841 for $840 . 00 . Witnesses: G. B. KNIGHT and O. W. KNIGHT . E 102 Benjamin MERRILL ' s Mark for Cattle, Sheep and Hogs : crop and under bit of the left ear. Cattle branded a hart (sic) on the right hip. Horses branded same as cattle. 18 Mar 1847. Wm M COCHRAN E 102 John C. COOKE ' s ear mark for cattle, sheep and hogs is a crop, and a split in the left ear and a split in the right ear. 29 Mar 184 7. Wm M COCHRAN E 102- 3 Samuel M. SLYDE (HYDE) of Rusk Co , Texas , by his attorney in fact John H. SLYDE to Solomon DIXON , of Dallas Co ., 640 acres , for $640 . 00 , land situated on the East side of White Rock Creek, Witnessed 7 J u ly 1846 by William P . CARDER and Amon McCOMMAS . E 104 Jcihn GRISBY, Bond for Title to S . G. NEWTON of Dallas Co ., for $1.00 per acre on tract of l and held by GRISBY as heir of Crawford GRlSBY , Dec ' d , being his part of a San Jacinto claim located in Dallas Co , Survey #27 & 28 . Tex. 26 Mar 1847. John s. GRISBY (Seal) Test. M. S. MEAD . Sworn to in Palestine, Anderson Co 7 Mar 1847 John S . GRISBY, Clk, CCAC , by his Deputy A. L. McCLURE . Filed in Dallas County 13 Apr 1847. Wm. M. COCHRAN , CCDC . E 105 State of Texas , Anderson Co., William GRIGSBY , M. D. MEAD , and Elizabeth MEAD ; Bond of Conveyance to S. G. NEWl'CN of Dallas Co for $1.00 per acre. Title to be given as soon as Estate of Crawford GRISBY is settled. Dallas Co ., Survey #27 and part of Survey #28 , Dated: 26 May, 1847 . Witnessed by William GRISBY , M. D. MEAD , and Elizabeth MEAD . THE DALLAS QUARTERLY - March, 1984 37 12_ 106 Indenture 7 Apr 184 7 between William E. SLOAN Co. and Robert SLOAN both of Dallas, Texas. For $200.00 sells his right in the property of his father, James R. SLOAN, of Dallas Co., dec 'd., part of a headright as an Emigrant to the W S Peters Colony. l.Dcated on waters of Five Mile Creek adjoining a survey made for M. HASS, and also a survey for James COLE. Signed: William (hisxmark) E. SLOAN Wit: J. c. Mc:COY 12_ 107 w. E. SLOAN grants to Robert SIOAN, Dallas County, State of Texas, his Power of Attorney. 24 Mar 1847. Witness: J. c. Mc:COY William (hisxmark) E. SLOAN 12. 108 Jessie V. MOUNT, F.ar Mark and Brand for cattle, Sheep and Hogs: a swallow fork in each ear, and cattle branded with the letter M at the left hip. Recorded and fi led 26 Apr 1847. W. M. C:CX:HHAN, CCCCC 12 108 Thomas A. MJUNTS, Ear Mark & Brand for cattle, Sheep and Hogs: an under sl ape in each ear and cattle branded on hip wi th letters TM. Filed and recorded 26 April 1847. W. M. COCHRAN, CCCOC 12 109 #578. Vol. 1. Republic of Texas. Granting to A. HAUKLI\ 640 ac in Nacogdoches Co, Survey #327, on Trinity River, 10-12 miles above rrouth of the Bois d'arc. Signed 11 Feb 1846 by Anson JONES, Pres., Thos. ~. WARD, Conmr. 12 110 Indenture, 22 Oct 1840. Republic of Texas. ~. CLARK, of Dal- las & Susan to John OODD, for two certificates: lst Certif: #436 Class 2, dated at Houston 20 Jul 1838, signed by John i'lJODRUFF and Thomas ~. WARD, Assoc. COl111l., 640 acres, Harris Co., ori ginally granted to John BEIDEN and ~. CLARK. 2nd Certif: #1063, Class 2, dated at Houston, 28 Sept 1839, same county, 640 acres. ~ CLARK (Seal) (his mark) Susan CLARK (Seal) (her mark) Wit: Madison M. DAVIS; ~ H. EWING; James R. SWEET (?) (Acknowledged by John P. MILIS, 22 Oct 1840; originally recorded at Washington, Recorded, Dallas 7 Jun 1847) 12_ 111 Bond: John OODD and N. H. GREER, Grantors, of Washington Co, Texas, to Samuel RAMSEY, Grantee, of Dallas, Texas. For con sideration of $400.00, a $1,000.00 bond to guarantee sale to Samuel RAMSEY by 25 Dec 1847 of 640 acrs on Bluff Creek adjoining land of James HUGHES, being headright of ~. CLARK, Certificate #736, dated 20 Jul 1838 in Harris County. Signed 12 Feb 1847. Recorded 7 Jun 1847. Wit.: ~. LOVE, N. P., Bery POJL, H B G POJL, ~ M COCHRAN, Co Clerk 113 Valertine M SUBLETT, Dec'd, of Bastrop (Probate Ct, Bowie Co), Grantor, under Power of Attorney to Martin GLOVER, Administra tor, sold 1,150 acres (Abst Bk B, Pp 92 & 93) at 16-1/2 cents per acre to highest bidders at auction to pay debts of estate. Total consideration, $189.91. Grantees: ~ C YOUNG, Edward H 1'ARRANT, and Charles DE MJRSE. Land on West side of Trinidad River, Robertson Co, TX; League and Labor; Headright of Levi DIXON in San Augustine Co., dated 22 Jun 1838. #621 sold by Philip A. SUBLIT to Valertine M. SUBLE1'1'; adj. survey of Uthersch WURTHERECH; others mentioned, ~. C. YOUNG, Edward H. TARRANT, Charles DE MJRSE. Wit: Thos. P(?) MILIS, L. M. RICE, Clk. {Adv. in "Northern Standard," "Harrison Times" and "The Red Lander, 11 all published in the Republic of Texas.) 38 Dallas Genealogical society IZ 115 Bill of Sale: John IID'IIT'l' of Dallas Co, Sheriff, Grantor, to S. G. NEWI'CN and Wm I WALKER, for $350.00 "because of public out cry" sold (public auction at Courthouse) Runaway Negro slave narred Henry Signed 11 May 1847, Recorded 19 Jun 1847. Wit: Wm M COCHRAN, Co Clk 12 115 Bill of Sale: Morris FERRIS, of Dallas Co., Grantor to Nancy FERRIS, Grantee, 2 yoke of oxen; 1 sorrell mare, 1 bay mare, 60 head of stock hogs; 40 acres of corn in the field; 4 featherbeds and necessary bedding; 4 straw beds; 4 cows and calves; 1 waggon & gearing, all farming utencils. Signed and Recorded 21 Jun 1847. Wi t: M C McCOY J. N. BRYAN, Notary Public Gov Albert C. HORTON of the State of Texas, at Austin, grants patent to 320 acres of land from Abst. #240, Vol. 3, to H. F. RUNNEIS, Assignee of J. A. HVESER, on J. A. HUESER's Certificate. Land on Cedar Bluff Creek branch of Trinity River. Mentions John !JODD Survey. I. ROCKWALL. Signed 14 Oct 1846, recorded 28 Jun 1847. Witness: Wm. COCHRAN, County Court Clerk E 118 Gov A C HORTON of the State of Texas at Austin grants patent to 320 acres of land from Cert. #211, Vol. 3, to H. G. RUNNEIS, Assignee of I. GARDEN, land in Robertson Co on South Fork of Cedar Bluff Creek, a branch of Trinity River adj William CRAWFORD. Signed 18 Oct 1846 recorded 18 Jun 184 7. Thos. Wm. WARD, Comm., Gen. Land Office Wm M COCHRAN, County Clerk E 119 Gov Albert C HORTON, Austin, Grantor, grants patent to 320 ac of land from Cert. #212, Vol. 3, to H. G. RUNNEIS, Assignee of Benjamin F. SMITH; Land in Robertson Co on Cedar Bluff Creek, a branch of Trinity River assigned to B. F. SMITH by J. A. HVESER. Signed 8 Oct 1846, Recorded 28 Jun 1847. Thomas Wm WARD, Comm., Gen. Land Office Wm M COCHRAN, County Clerk .E 120 Gov Albert C HORTON, Austin, Grantor, grants patent to 640 ac of land from Cert #210, Vol 3, to HG RUNNELS, Assignee of I. ROCKWALL; land in Robertson Co on Cedar Bluff Creek, a branch of Trinity River adj Survey of B. F. SMITH, Assignee of I. SCOGGY. Signed 8 Oct 1846, Recorded 28 Jun 184 7. Thos w WARD, Comm of Gen Land Office Wm M COCHRAN, County Clerk 12 121 Gov Albert HORTON, Austin, Grantor, grants patent to 320 ac of land from Cert #238, Vol. 30 to HG RUNNELS, Assignee of John D. McCLOUD; land in Robertson Co on Cedar Bluff Creek, a branch of Trinity River, adj survey of Michael PUDASKI (?). Signed 14 Oct 1846, Recorded 28 Jun 1847. '!'hos Wm Ward, Comm Gen Land Offc, WM M COCHRAN, County Clerk E 123 Pres. Anson JONES, Austin, Grantor, grants patent to 320 ac of land from Cert. #626, Vol. 1, to B. F. SMITH, Assignee of John HUDNALL; land in Robertson Co on Cedar Bluff Creek, a branch of Trinity River adj John !JODD. Signed 10 Sep 1845, Recorded 28 Jun 1847. Thos Wm WARD, Comm Gen Land Office Wm M COCHRAN, County Clerk Pres. Anson JONES, Austin, Grantor, grants patent to 640 ac of land from Cert #665, Vol 1, to B F SMITH, Assignee of Thomas THE DALLAS QUARTERLY - March, 1984 39 KD1P; land in Robertson Co., west side of Trinity River, a little bel"'1 Pleasant Run. adj • Thomas JOHNSON & Daniel DAVIS. Signed 18 Sep 1846. recorded 30 Jun 1847. '.!'hos Wm WARD, Ccmn Gen Land Office Wm M =mAN, County Clerk 12 125 Franklin I. KERFOOT and Harriet Webb KERFOOT, heir of David R. WEBB, both Clark Co, VA, give Power of Attorney to Messrs HUNT & TRUEllART of Dallas co., Texas, in regard to administration of estate, giving attorneys P""8r to pay taxes, etc., and dispose of David R WEBB property in Texas (No land or property described) • Signed 9 Mar 1846, Recorded in Dallas Co 30 Jun 1847. Wit: Treadwell SMITH and Jacob ISLER, Justices of Peace in Clark Co, VA. John HAY, Co Clk, Clark Co, VA 12 127 Jane M. HOIMES and Jarres F. BEATY, of Scott Co, KY., mother and brother of Wm S BEATY, Dec'd, give George w. GRANT, attorney, by Power of Attorney, right to act in their behalf to settle partnership estate, sell slave girl of Wm S BEATY, Dec'd. Witnesses: John T. JOHNSON, Clerk, Thomas c. KELLY, Deputy Clerk, Andrew CALVER, Justice. Signed and Recorded 5 Feb 1847. Authenticity certified by Gov Wm 06LEY, Frankfort KY 12 129 Gov Ansen JONES, Governor of Republic of Texas, Grantor, grants patent to 640 acres of land from Cert Jl2, Vol 2, to D K WEBB, Assignee of N. TOYNSEND (N. TOYNSEND was Assignee of Wm. T. ELLICJI'T), land in Robertson Co, west side of Trinity River, corner of Wm s BEATY. Signed 27 Aug 1845, recorded 30 Jun 1847. '.!'hos. Wm. WARD, Ccmn Gen Land Office. Wm M =mAN, County Clerk 12 130 Gov Albert C HORTON, for State of Texas, Austin, Grantor, to Crawford GRIGSBY, Dallas County, grants Patent Cert #28 to 320 acres of land from Cert #234, Vol. 3, land in Nacogdoches Co, on Elm Fork of Trinity River. Signed 12 Oct 1846, Recorded 1 July 1847 '.!'hos. Wm. WARD Wm M =mAN, County Clerk 12 131 Gov Albert C HORTON,- for State of Texas, Austin, grants to Crawford GRIGSBY, San Jacinto Veteran, in consideration of his hav ing fought at the Battle of San Jacinto, 640 acres of land from Cert #40, Vol. 1, in Nacogdoches Co., Survey #26, on Elm Fork of Trinity River, such land not subject to sale, alienation, mortgage or execution during the lifetime of veteran. Signed 8 Oct 1845, Recorded 1 July 1847. '.!'hos. Wm. 'VARD, Comm., Gen Land Office Wm M =mAN, County Clerk 12 132 William s. COOK, Grantor, of Cherokee Co, TX, Deeds to Amon McCOMMAS, Grantee, of Dallas Co, TX, 160 acres of land from Sur vey #9, No. quarter section on White Rock Creek; section of~ locat ed for Clarence J. IJJVEJOY, Patentee. Signed and recorded 1 Jul 1847. John N. BRYAN, J. P. 12 133 Balis EDINS, of Houston Co, TX, Administrator of Estate of John GRIGSBY, Dec'd., deeds to John DUESAN, of Dallas County, TX, by order of Probate Court of Houston Co., Jan term, 1844, 733-1/ 2 acres from headright I.eague & Laber, Elm Fork of Trinity River, former ly Nacogdoches Co. In compliance with a bond given by John GRIGSBY in his lifetime on 8 Feb 1841 to '.!'hos A McKee and transferred by him to DUESAN, and DUESAN 40 Dallas Genealogical Society having transferred bond to John PARKER of Anderson Co., Consideration: $500.00. Signed and recorded 1 July 1847. Wit: P. M. MEAD John N. BRYAN, Notary Public E 134 To accomplish a partition between beneficiaries of estates of Wm S BEATTY & David K WEBB, Geo W GRANT, of Scott Co KY, Attor ney for Jane M HOLMES and James L BEATY, Grantor, Deeds to John O. TRUE HEART of Virginia, Attorney for Franklin A. KERFOOT & Harriet webb KER FWI', his wife, 400 acres on West side of Trinity River, Robertson Co, upper half of a tract on parcel of land containing 800 acres patented to Mirabeau B. LAMAR, Assignee of ROBINSON & SMITH dated 28 Aug 1845, No. 569, signed by Anson JOOES, Pres of Republic of Texas. Signed 9 Jun 1847; recorded 2 July 184 7. John N BRYAN, Notary Public E 136 To accomplish partition between beneficiaries of the estates of Wm S BEATTY & David K WEBB, Gec W GRANT, of Scott Co KY, Attor ney for Jane M HOLMES and James L BEATY, Grantor, Deeds to John O. TRUE HEART of Virginia, Attorney for Franklin A. KERFOOT & Harriet webb KER FWI', his wife, 1/2 of 1/3 of League and Labor in Robertson Co., west side of Trinity River, Survey #2. (Note: David K WEBB, dec'd, late of Republic and State of Texas; Jane M HOLMES was the mother of the dece decedent Wm S BEATTY.) Signed 9 Jun 1847; recorded 5 Jul 1847. John H BRYAN, Notary Public Wm M ccx:HRAN, County Clerk E 138 To accomplish partition between beneficiaries of the estates of Wm S BEATTY & David K WEBB, Geo W GRANT, of Scott Co KY, Attor ney for Jane M HOLMES and James L BEATY, Grantor, Deeds to John O. TRUE HEART of Virginia, Attorney for Franklin A. KERFOOT & Harriet webb KER FWI', his wife, 320 acres of land jointly owned by decedents Wm S BEATTY and David K WEBB in Robertson Co west of Trinity River, Survey #10, Head right Certif. issued to James mLE on 26 Mar 18944. Signed 9 Jun 1847; recorded 1 Jul 1847. John N BRYAN, Notary Public. Wm M mcHRAN, Co Clerk E 139 To accomplish partition between beneficiaries of the estates of Wm S BEATTY & David K WEBB, Gec W GRANT, of Scott Co KY, Attor ney for Jane M HOLMES and James L BEATY, Grantor, Deeds to John O. TRUE HEART of Virginia, Attorney for Franklin A. KERFOOT & Harriet webb KER FWI', his wife, 640 acres of land jointly owned by decedents Wm S BEATTY and David K WEBB on west bank of Trinity River, la;;er half of Survey #2, of 1280 acres patented to John NOLAN, Assignee of Dugal McFARLAND. Signed 9 Jun 1847; recorded 5 Jul 1847. John N BRYAN, Notary Public Wm M ccx:HRAN, County Clerk E 141 To accomplish a partition between beneficiaries of estates of Wm S BEATTY and David K WEBB, John 0 TRUEHEART of Virginia, At torney for Franklin A KERFOOT & Harriet webb KERFOOT, his wife, Grantor, deeds to Gec GRANT, of Gecrgetown, Scott Co., KY, attomey for Jane HOLMES and James L BEATTY, Heirs of Wm S BEATTY, Grantee, 368-2/3 acres of land, a 1/3 equal part of Survey #1, Robertson Co, near West bank of Trinity River, 6 Labors, Thomas FREEMAN's headright Cert., dated 26 Mar 1844. signed 9 Jun 184 7; recorded 1 Jul 184 7. John N BRYAN, Notary Public Wm M ccx:HRAN, County Clerk To accomplish a partition between beneficiaries of estates of Wm S BEATTY and David K WEBB, John 0 TRUEHEART of Virginia, At- THE DALLAS QUARTERLY - March, 1984 41 torney for Franklin A KERFCOT & Harriet Webb KERFCOT, his wife, Grantor, deeds to Geo GRANT, of Georgetown, Scott Co., KY., attorney for Jane HOIMES and Jæres L BEAITY, Heirs of Wl11 S BEAITY, Grantee, 492 acres, an equal third of 1/3 of League of patent, SE corner of Survey #1 of 1,106 acres surveyed for ThO!T'as FREEMAN on Trinity River; deeded to ThO!T'as GA1TICE, dec'd, and then to Wl11 s BEAITY, dec'd. Signed 9 Jun 1847; recorded 2 Jul 1847. John N BRYAN, Notary Public. Wl11 M =mAN, Co Clerk. E 145 To accornplish a partition between beneficiaries of estates of W111 S BEAITY and David K WEBB, John 0 TRUEHEART of Virginia, At torney for Franklin A KERFCOT & Harriet Webb KERFCOT, his wife, Grantor, deeds to Geo GRAN!', of Georqetown, Scott Co., KY., attornev for Jane HOIMES and Jæres L BEAITY, Heirs of Wl11 S BEAITY, Grantee, 400 acres, the 10\ær half of 800 acre tract patented to Mirabeau B LAMAR, Assignee of Robertson H. (?) SMITH, dated 28 Aug 1845, No. 569, Survey #1. Bank of Trinity River, Dallas County, Lorenzo VANCIEVE, bordering land. Signed 9 Jun 1847 Wl11 M =mAN, County Clerk E 147 To accornplish a partition between beneficiaries of estates of Wl11 S BEAITY and David K WEBB, John 0 TRUEHEART of Virginia, At torney for Franklin A KERFCOT & Harriet Webb KERFCOT, his wife, Grantor, deeds to Geo GRANT, of Georgetown, Scott Co. , KY, attorney for Jane HOIJo!ES and Jæres L BEAITY, Heirs of Wl11 S BEAITY, Grantee, 426-2/3 acres in Robertson Co, West side of Trinity River, land rec'd by deed from Lewis HORST, agent and attorney in fact for George L. HAAP (Bounty Land Cert.) dated 4 May 1846; part of 1280 acre tract deeded to Wl11 S BEAITY & David K WEBB. Signed 9 Jun 1847; recorded 2 July 1847. John N BRYAN, Notary Public Wl11 M =mAN, County Clerk E 149 To accornplish a partition between beneficiaries of estates of Wl11 s BEAITY and David K WEBB, John 0 TRUEHEART of Virginia, At torney for Franklin A KERFCOT & Harriet Webb KERFCOT, his wife, Grantor, deeds to Geo GRANT, of Georgetown, Scott Co., KY., attorney for Jane HOIMES and Jæres L BEAITY, Heirs of Wl11 S BEAITY, Grantee, 640 acres, being a parcel of land conveyed by deed from Lorenzo VANCIEVE to BEAITY & WEBB bearing date 17 Sep 1845, situated on west side of Trinity River in Robertson County, part of Survey #1 of 800 acres made for M B LAMAR. Signed 9 Jun 184 7; recorded 2 Jul 184 7. John N BRYAN, Notary Public Wl11 M =mAN, County Clerk E 150 Charles D FERRIS, Buffalo, Erie Co, NY, gives Power of Attorney to Warren A FERRIS, of the State of Texas, to dispose of 4, 480 acres of land: Survey No. 177 Scrip #204 of 640 acres on west boundary of Cherokee Reserve Survey #236, 237 & 238; Scrip #216, 201 & 197 of 640 acres each on Spring Creek, a tributary of the Bois d 'are or East fork of Trinity. Survey #4 Scrip #215 of 640 acres situated on White Rock Creek 5 miles East of Dallas; Survey #307, Scrip #196 of 64 acres situated on Kings Fork nr Kingsborough; Survey #217 Scrip #217 of 640 acres situated on Lacy's Fork, a tributary of Cedar Creek. When surveyed all were in Nacogdoches Co. All the said Scrip issued by Sam HOUSTON to ThO!l'as FOLEY and transferred to Clarence A UJVEJOY, in whose nære the Surveys appear on the records of Nacogdoches County. (No consideration given) Witnessed by George WALKER, and E. G. SPAUIDING, Mayor of Buffalo, NY. Signed 18 May, 184 7; recorded 6 Jul 184 7. Moses BRISTOL, Clerk of Erie County, NY 42 Dallas Genealogical Society E 152 Melinda G. FERRIS, wife of Warren A. FERRIS, of Houston Co, Repub- lic of Texas, Deeds to Charles D. FERRIS, a citizen of Texas, for consideration of $2,560.00, 4,480 acres: Survey No. 236: 640 a=es on Spring Creek about 10 miles East of Dallas, Scrip #216, Folio 154, 155; Survey No. 238: 640 acres on Spring Creek ene mile South of No. 236 by Scrip #197, Folio 155 & 156; Survey No. 177: 640 acres on West boundary of Cherokee Reserve, Scrip #204, Folio 151 & 152; Survey No. 4: 640 acres on White Rock Creek, 4 miles East of Dallas, by Scrip #215, Folio 109 & 110; Survey No. 217: 640 acres on I.acy's Fork of Cedar Creek, including Kingsborough Road Crossing, Scrip #217, Pages 152 & 153; Survey No. 237: 640 acres on Spring Creek about 10 miles East of Dallas, by Scrip #201, Pp. 175 & 176; Survey No. 307: 640 acres about ene miles S. w. of the Town of Kingsborough on Kings Fork of Cedar Creek by Scrip #6196, folio 224 & 225. All Scrip issued to Thomas FOLEY and transferred to A. liNFJOY, and then conveyed to Melinda G. FERRIS. The folio pages refer to the Record Books in the office of the County Surveyor of Nacogdoches County. Signed 15 May 1844, Recorded 7 Jul 184 7. Witnesses: Jean TARGET, C. H. GIRARD, G. W. USSERY, R. R. POVERS and Cyrus H. RANDOLPH E 156 A C HORTCN, Governor of Texas, for State of Texas, grants to C A UNEJOY 640 ac in Nacogdoches Co, Survey No 8 on White Rock Rock Fork of Trinity River, Patent No. 113, Vol. 1. (Bounds measured 11 from specific trees of measured diameter, such as "an elm," "a Red Oak. ) Signed 8 O:::t 1846, Recorded 7 Jul 1847. Witnessed by Thos wm WARD, Corrrn of the General I.and Office. E 157-58 Clarence A LOVEJOY, of Houston Co, Republic of Texas, gives to William S C:OOK of Houston Co his pc::Mer of attorney to obtain Patents for Surveys Nos. 8 & 9, 640 acres each, both situated on White Rock Creek in Nacogdoches Co, 4 miles each of Dallas (Total, 1,280 acres) Signed 1 O:::t 1842. Witnessed by James W. BRlllT and W. A. FERRIS. Recorded 5 July 1847 in Dallas Co by wm M COCHRAN, County Clerk, who attested to the worn condition of this instrument from much handling. E 158 Clarence A. UNEJOY, of Houston Co, Republic of Texas, Deeds to wm S C:OOK, also of Houston Co, for consideration of $2,000.00. 1,280 acres of land situated in Nacogdoches Co, Survey No. 8 and Survey No. 9 (640 acres each, adjoining each other on White Rock Creek, 4 miles East of Town of Dallas) formerly given as I.and Scrip by Sam HOUS'TON to Thomas TALEY. Signed 1 O:::t 1842, Recorded in Nacodoches Co, 16 Aug 1844; and in Dallas Co, 5 July, 1847. Witnesses: James W. BRlllT, W. A. FERRIS (to be continued in succeeding issues) THE DALLAS QUARTERLY - March, 1984 43 D~ Fami4f Lore and. FUJL,Gatore in.984 ~Gøi~a~~,i!Jo~s f'øurfk,Annua!a,,J=~ ~ Stu--tu ~24-l.ti, 1984 a.+ 1:1uz.J~n-~~ San.F~~.Cii.if~ 44 Dallas Cenealogical Society BOOK REVIEWS If you have published or compiled a book of genealogical or historical interest which you would like reviewed in THE DALLAS QUARTERLY, please nail a REVIEW COPY to the Editor, Dallas Genealogical Society, P. o. Box 12648, Dallas, Texas 75225, including price and where the book can be purchased. There is no charge for any review, the only requirerrent be ing that the book be furnished to us for review and for subsequent con tribution to the Genealogy Section of The Dallas Public Library. Please all™ tirre for the Library to catalog the book before asking for it. Book Review Editor: Pat Schrader REMINISCENCES: A GLIMPSE OF OLD EAST DALLAS. ,· Gerald D. Saxon, Ed., 1983. 9"xll", hardbound, 179 pp. May be purchased at The Library Store (Central Dallas Library) or the Lakewood Community Library, for $25.00. To order by nail, send check for $27.50 which includes tax, postage and handling, to Reminiscences, c/o Dallas Public Library, 1515 Young St., Dallas, Texas 75201 What an enjoyable book awaits the Dallas researcher in 1984! Reminiscences: A Glimpse of Old East Dallas is a combination of oral history and old photographs for the years 1872-1960. The bulk of this book is the oral history text which was excerpted from recent interviews. It introduces East Dallas personalities, customs, and institutions as older East Dallas residents rerrember them. Interspersed are photographs which bring East Dallas into focus, with scenes of farniliar intersections and well-traveled streets. East Dallas is defined as the area bounded by Central Expressway on the West, t-tx;kingbird Lane on the North, Loop 12 on the East, and Fair Park on the South. This volUJæ will be a useful tool for future generations, not only for the wealth of infornation concerning 1872-1960, but for the photos and narnes of those who spent several years collecting the naterial for this book. Although there is an Index, it is limited, and is not a complete index. Narnes abound in the text of each interview, so it is necessary to read this book from cover to cover. Because this book requires perusal of each page, older researchers nay find the sepia-brown print difficult to read for long periods of tirre. HANG ON THE POTATOES. Erling H. Peterson, 1982, 6"x9", hard bound, 308 pp. Available from Erling H. Peterson, 8518 Fathorn Circle, #108, Austin, TX 78750. Price not Listed. ~ ~ the Potatoes is a narrative about the Peterson family from the Lofoten Archipelago of Norway. The author begins with his parents and grandparents and then introduces the nany relatives and friends, both in Norway and the United States, who helped the Petersons to corre to America. He describes each person, notes his place of origin, and if he is alive at this tirre. Within this frarnework, the author relates his travels to Norway, where he found other descendants. As he introduces them, he shares their stories of the Norwegian culture and the daily life of their ancestors. The najor families included in this book are: Matthiason, Knudtson, Steen, Svensdatter, Johanson and Anderson; but there are many others mentioned. THE DALLAS QUARTERLY - March, 1984 45 This is a book for everyone of Non.egian ancestry. It gives the reader an appreciation of the immigrant ' s life and his customs. Unfortunately, there is no inclex, but reading from cover is v.orth the search. TllREAIJG I LIS - BCOK I I. J . H. Miller and W. T. Wicker, 1983 , 6"x9 ", hardbound, 325 pp. Order from J. H. Miller, P. o . Box 2245 , Hudson , Ohio 44236. $35 . 00 includes postage. Published twelve years after Book I , this book deals with the southern Threadgill families during the period from 1800 to 1865 . These Threadgills are descencled from John Threadgill who arrived in Virginia about 1732 , and his three sons who were in Anson Co , NC. Documentation includes Bible, land, Court, and probate records , and also a map and chart of the pre- 1820 Methodist Circuit in the counties of Anson, Union, and Stanly. The descenclants of each son are traced by the registry system with unit nwnbering of major members of the family . Other families included are: Beverly, Adams, Wright, Fesmire, Ingram and Threlkeld. The final part of the book contains unidentified Threadgills who 1ære listed in censuses from 1860 to 1910. Following this is an accurate index and a list of Threadgills who fought in wars through the Civil War . Clean printing and 1æll spaced paragraphs make this an easy book to use. EU1 FORK ECHOES - ANNIVERSARY ALBUM. The Peters Colony Histori cal Society of Dallas County, Texas . 1982 , 8- l/2"xll", softbound, 44 pp. Address given: P. o. Box 846, carrollton, TX 75006. Price not listed. This issue of the quarterly published by The Peters Colony Histori cal Society is titled Anniversary Album ,, and it is exactly that: a de lightful collection of photographs of the early settlers and families of Peters Colony. Many of these pictures are of complete families; others are baby pictures followed by adult pictures of the same person. Names of all of those pictured are listed and frequently their relationship to others in the comrrunity (plus wedding dates) are included. There are a few familiar street scenes, and an every-name inclex completes this album. ORDINARY AMERICANS . Charles E. Col e , 1981, 6"X9 " . Softbound. 79 pp. Address given: 950 Draughon Ave . , Nashville, TN . 37204 . Price not listed. This is the history of the Kohl family as they migrate from Penn sylvania to Texas . The author begins with Jacob Kohl of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, who was bom about 1795. He continues with Jacob the second generation and his removal to Illinois and then to Denton, Texas . With rel ative ease, Cole ties his ancestors • religions and occu pations into the norms of the new areas. His discussions of the third generation is expanded to all collateral lines scattered across the coun try, and he has included photos and a U. S. map to show the places where the Kohls , Col es, and all descendants settled. Sorre of the related fam ilies are: Miller, Sallach, Finley, Rogers, Houtz , Evans, and Zi.mærman. This book is 1æll documented with family letters, diaries, and censuses. Detail ed footnotes follow each chapter, and there is an Appen dix consisting of family group sheets. Cole ' s Epilogue is an ingeni- 46 Dallas Genealogical Society ous addition to his family history. Here he discusses the significance of the title of his book and the manner in which the Kohls fit into the cultural patterns of the 19th century without losing their identity. Its index lists complete names and geographic locations. SMITH PAPERS. M. Sims , 1983 , 8- l/2"xll", softbound, 32 pp. Contact M. Sims , P . O. Box 9576 , Sacramento, CA 95823 for annual subscription rates. Smith Papers is published three times a year for all of those who are researching Smith families . This issue contains cemetery inscrip tions, marriages , miscellaneous records, census records, and queries - all relating to Smiths. Sorne of the records are from early Virginia, others from the early frontier (1807 - petitions of Indian Territory and Harrison Co ., Indiana) , many are later (Masonic Mutual Benefit - Mortality Records , 1869- 1877) , each containing pertinent information for the serious researcher. There are also book reviews and advertisements of other family societies, followed by a complete index of Smiths and other surnames con tained in the current issue. MEXICAN WAR INDEX TO PENSIOO FILES - 1888- 1926, Vol. I. N. H. Troxel and S. M. warner, 1983, 8- l/2"xll" , softbound 100 pp. Order from: VT Publication, Rt. 2, Box 79 , Gore OK 74435 or from The Fifth Wheel, 2504 Westridge Dr. , Plane TX 75075 . Price not listed. This Index was copied from Microfilm Publication T- 317, and contains the surnames from AARESON to BANDY . To the compilers' credit, aliases are included, and there is an introductory page of abbre- viations and explanations. The soldier' s application number (and sometimes the widow ' s number) , as well as the state from which the soldier served and the unit in which he served are provided. This could be very helpful to the researcher. THE DALLAS QUAR'l'F.RLY - March, 1984 47 QUERIES CUeries are FREE to rrerrbers only; payrrent of $3.00 per query must accompany those submitted by non-irembers. Type or print your queries, of not more than 50 words each on 8-1/2" x 11" (letter-size) paper, showing all known variations in spelling, including all dates and areas needed. We reserve the right to abbreviate. Recheck your queries care fully in submitting them. They will be published as space is available. ~ MI'ICHELL, 407 !!.:_ Clarendon, Dallas, ~ 75208 MI'ICHELL Augustus Jaires MI'ICHELL, b 16Jul184 7, d 1Jul1912, Daviess GRAY Co, KY, irerchant and banker, m Mary Sophronia GRAY. Ch: McOONAID Ada, b 1880 m Dr R E GRIFFIN; s Augustus Jaires GRIFFIN; GRIFFIN Mary IDuise, b 1889. Sis: Emma McOONALD (s George HORNE McOONAID, b ca 1867) Bro: John Samuel MI'ICHELL, Sr., b PRCIITSMAN 1734, movd from t-0 to Daviess Co, KY, m Julia A. PRCIITS- PHILPOT MAN' 1858. Pars: Benedict MI'ICHELL & Sarah PHILPOT' b in VA. Seek info abt pars, sis and dau Ada. Will exch info and answer all letters. Lewis !!.:_ PHILIPS, 1-A-Northgate Apts., Gainesville ~ 76240 BUTT W'.luld like info on William BUTT or BUTTS. Caire from TN to BUITS TX. Was in Anderson Co' TX' in 1850. Jeanne J. TABB, 6458 Lavendale, Dallas TX 75230 CAUTHORN --Need dates, places of Keturah Ann CAUTHORN and Kaufman GRESHAM GRESHAM who m in VA (Essex Co?) Pars of Fannie G GRESHAM b 1835, d 1904, m Richard Mitchell SMITH. TRICE Need info & pars of Jaires Carter TRICE, 1825-1889, (prob WATLIN::;TON King and CUeen Co Va) , who m IDuisa Anna WATLIN::;TON 1836-1901. BRIDGES Need proofs of pars of John A. BRIDGES b 1823, probably STUBBLEFIELD Gloucester Co., VA, who m Florida STUBBLEFIELD, b 1836 VA HUGHES Need proof that Dr Thomas Jefferson HUGHES, who m Sarah FORT FORT on 50ctl854 is the son of Jasper Clayton HUGHES and BUCKNER Signora BUCKNER, who both d before 1836. Edith ~ SMITH, 414 Lincolnshire St., Irving ~ 75061 PENRY Seek location of gravesites of Milton PENRY, b 1818, d 1880, Hunt Co, TX, and wife, Sarah E. PENRY, b 1831. W'.luld like to contact desc of their children: Jas C, b 1858/9 MS; IDu J, b 1863/4; Charles S, b 1868/9; and Carrie, b ca 1871, TX. Mrs ~ ~ LEDFORD, ]!}l Fouts Dr, Irving ~ 75061 CRABB Req info on desc of William Paul CRABB, B 1829 TN, d HORN 1862/3 (Civil war)' and Elizabeth HORN CRABB, b 1830, KENNEMER TN, m 12Decl850 in Law Co, TN. Date of her d unkn. STOVALL They had 3 ch: (i) Allie Diana (Daney) CRABB, b !Aug NUT'!' 1854, d 27Jul1923 TX, m William Franklin KENNH-1ER b 1849/ 50 TN, d 23Janl932 TX; (ii) Jaires Moore CRABB, b 16Jul 48 Dal las Genealogical Society 1857 TN, m Jan 1883 in Camp Co, TX Mattie Julia STOVALL, b 1Feb1856 LI\. Both died in Hopkins Co, TX; (iii) Who? Was her name Nancy or Polly CRABB? Bro J M CRABB & his oldest son went back to TN 1909I10 to vis it other sis. Did J M CRABB come to TX from TN 1879/80 on wagon train that stopped in Mclennan Co then going on to Ellis Co? This is not same J M CRABB as son of Fountain CRABB & Elizabeth Brashers CRABB. What happened to Elizabeth Horn CRABB? Need info on ch of Joseph CRABB, b 1805 TN, m 1827 Catherine? b 1804 TN; William b 1829; Elizabeth Ann b 1833 m Ariaenson HORN, Malinda b 1831; Thomas, b 1835 m 1853 Rachel E NUTT; Catherine, b 1837; Joseph b 1839; Rhoda E b 1842; Kyle A, b 1844; & Rosa, b 1847. Who was fa of Joseph CRABB, Sr, b 1743, Berkeley Co, VA (now Jefferson Co, WV)? Alice C. CLARK, 2832 Teakwood, Plano, TX 75075 KILLEBIDl--Seek desc of Dr Wm KILIEBREW--;---i;-11May1819 TN. Moved to FORTUNE Falls Co TX 1851, m 2Febl853 Jane FORTUNE, dau John HIGGINS FORTUNE and America HIGGINS; li in Marlin. Four of nine CURRY ch were: America, Susan (m C T CURRY), Mary (m Wm McCOMB) McC0MB and Willie (m Wm DuBOIS). DuBOIS Barbara SAMUEIS, 7805 Linda Lane, Anchorage, Alaska 99502 VALLIE Need to know pars of Walter Edwin VALLIE, b 1857 IL, m TURNER 1879 Dallas Co to Susie Belle TURNER, d 1893, Ferris, TX Fam tradition says he worked for RR. BLEDSOE \',;:l like to corr with descs of Flemming BLEDSOE, b 1836 SAMUEL MO, m Juliet SAMUEL, dt unkn, still li Dallas in 1910. Mrs. Fred Ross BRO-IN, 3337 Mayhew Dr, Dallas, ~ 75228 SCOI'T Desire contact w/descs of Samuel L SCOI'T, b 1825 KY, m ESTILL July 1867 Brazos Co, TX Ellen - - (1838 LA, 1921, Bryan, TX). Ch: Minnie, m ESTILL, li Bryan, TX; Samuel Fdgar SCOI'T; Hattie or Nettie SCOI'T. PHIPPS McCLEASTER Hiram B. McCLEASTER, b PA 1809, m Catherine - - -. Ch: WVE Mary Ann m Robert 0 WVE; Elizabeth m(l) LaMOTHE (MOTT) LAMOTHE m(2) THOMPSON, 1865, Houston; Catherine J. b 1838 m THOMPSON Warner DUCXJING (DEXXlINE); Catherine m(2) HULBUD and had DUCXJING Maria Louisa b 1854; m 1853 Houston J E PHIPPS. DEXXllNE Desire contact. llULBUD Virginia Gardenhire GEORGE, RT • .!.!_~~Miami, ~ 74354 GARDl'NHIRE Alexander A. GARDENHIRE, b 27 Sep 1865, s of Wilburn B, McCGIAN Carroll Co, AR. On 1870 Dallas Co Census, Household of Isaac McCGIAN. Mor's nm unkn - Sarah/Elizabeth McCGIAN? Literate. Where was he betw 1870-99? Stepmother, Sarah Myers GARDENHIRE. Gladewater-Longview areas ca 1875-1882. Mrs Wm E COOPER, 5418 Presten Haven, Dallas TX 75229 ABEOC!riIB~eenwood ABERCROMBIE b 1854 AL, wf, Virginia b 1863, GA. THE DALLAS QUARTERLY - March, 1984 49 ch Milan/Milo? b 1884; Eula, b 1888; Thomas b 1889; Bessie, b 1890; Cora b 1894 & Virginia b 1896. They were in Rains Cc TX 1900. Will welcare corr re this family . Alice CIARK , 2832 Tea.kv. Charlyn !'.:_ STERNE , 5709 .§..:_EC:_ Wilson !2!:.:.-'. Ednond ~ 73034 WHITELY Jerd WHITELY b Carroll Co AR ca 1850; a stonemason, he li McMILLIN Comanche Cc TX w/wf Margarett in 1880. She was b ca 1855 METCALF MO. 4 ch: Minnie, Annie, Nora Della (my giror) and Sam KIRK Nora Della WHITELY was m to Robert McMILLIN, July 1876, Baylor Co, TX, by Rev Isaac P ME'l'CALF , thought to be Nora ' s uncle. They movd to OK by 1903. In 1900 Nora ' s sis 1-hnnie WHITELY li Comanche Co TX w/hus George A. KIRK (m ca 1891) and their 5 ch. Seek info re Nora ' s mor : maiden name , death dt and pl • Al so when & where did Jerd WHITELY die? Will welcare corr w/descs or re this fam. ~ Lockard FERGUSON , 5736 Enchanted Lane, Dallas !!C. 75227 UX:KARD Need nm and bp of Mr . ---- UX:KARD ; wf Mary Jane CLCWERS CLCWERS li w/her sis in Monroe Co , TN , in 1880. Mr UX:KARD went O!EEK looking for work, never ret' d. Two sans : William Thomas COl.WEI.L and James Franklin UX:KARD . 1900 Census shows James QUEEN Franklin b in TX. His fa' s bp listed as AL . Mary Clowers UX:KARD m(2) Mr CHEEK , m(3) Mr COIWELL; m(4) a Mr . QUEEN; had ch by each. Per 1900 een all ch b TX . Juanita M. JOOES , 4413 - 55th St.' Lubbock, TX 79414 IrnRANCE- -s€eking any info on Jason r.cWRi\NcE (LORANCE, LORRANCE) , LORANCE li Parker Co , TX mid 1900 ' s . Ch : Mary , William, Henry, LORRANCE Elizabeth. Who was his wf? Where is he buried? Margaret N. JONES , 11232 Dalron Dr. , Dallas TX 75218 DEPRO - ~ info on pars and sibs of"°Mala:ISie DEPRO , b 1846, MO DEPROU (Co?) , Malaisie m Jesse NISW'.JNGER, Cape Girardeau, Co , NISW'.JNGER MO . She d Ripley Cc, MO , 1920, bur. Plunk Cern . GIMLIN Joseph w GIMLIN , B 1833 IL (Co?) Meed nms of pars & sibs MAYNARD Sans wil liam & Joseph , b MO (Co?) , He m ( 2) Eliza Jane HILL (MAYNARD) HILL. Fam in Ripley Co, MO, 1880 . Welcare any info abt GIMLIN fam . MANOR Need info on John MAYNARD , b 1805 NC , and wf Mary . Li in MAYNARD Madison Co TN 1850. Ch: Richard E; Margaret; Malcum; MANARD Mary C; Quinetta; Joana; Juda; Eliza J ; Francis V. In 1860 he li Randolph Co AR with 2nd wf , Susan. LORA Need info on pars & sibs of Daniel Henry LOREY , b 1827, LOREY PA. Where? m Susanna HORNBERGER , dau of John HORNBERGER , LCWRY Aug 1852. Ch : John Wesley; Henry Diller; Mary Cathryn; HORNBERGER Daniel Ellsworth; Ann Elizabeth; Benjamin Franklin; Abra ham Lincoln, and William Lemons. Mvd fr Lancaster PA to Ripley Co , MO , 1878. 50 Dallas Genealogical Society Mrs. ~ .s::_ THETFORD, 3725 Mockingbird ~Dallas~ 75205 THEDFORD William THEDFORD m Harriet LI1'l'LEFIEW iDGTIJson Co TN LI'TTLEFIELD 190ct1836, bondsman John R THEDFORD. Is this the same THETFORD William H. THETFORD. ae 41 in 1850 Panola Co een., b GA shown w/Sarah (wf?) 38, b se and ch, all b in TN except youngest born in MS): Andrew J ae 19, William T ae 18, David C, 14; John W, 11; and Mary L 6? LI'TTLEFIEIDs and THETFORDs appear to have moved together thru counties in TN & MS, also together in Gonzales Co, TX. Would like to hear from any THETFORD/THEDFORD descendants. Dorothy MAZZICJITA, 2023 Redbud Lane, Plano, ~ 75074 BUU.O::K Seek info of pars/siblings of Irwin BUIJJXK, b NC?, m POUND Ladufsia POUND 29Augl816 in Putnam Co, GA, d Dooley Co, GA, Will dtd 24Sepl864. Ch: Sarah A C, Elenor C, Virginia E, Emsuetta L, Mary J, Charles I, Daniel M, James R, Joseph A, Florida L, and Victoria F. Irwin supposedly related to Theodore Roosevelt' s mor. POUND Ladufsia POUND (b? d? bur?) was dau of Rich'd (Dickey) POUND of Putnam Co, GA (b? m who? d? pars?) and sis of Newman POUND, Sr. (other bros, sis?) Chuck WEST, 204 E'.:_ McKinley Ave, Georgetown, IL 61846 WEST Seek descs and info re William Wallace WEST, b 11Aprl840 'IOLIVER Hami 1ton Co IN, s of Josiah and catherine WEST. He m A'IWJOD 250ct1868 in Dallas Co TX Mary Ann 'IOLIVER. Known ch: Nancy catherine, b 1869; John T, b 1871; Sarah A, b 1873; Joseph L, b Jun 1881; Robert C, b May 1885. Wn Wallace d 1Dec1887, his wf Mary Ann m(2) A A'IWJOD. She d 29May1905. Wd like to exchange info on this family. WEST Need info re ch of Josiah & Louisa (BLACK) WEST who movd BLACK to Dallas Co TX abt 1858: Ann WEST, b 29Jul1846 in IL; Samuel J, b 6Feb1851 in Il, Andrew J, b 1Sep1856 in MO; & Louisa Saphire, b 18Aug1858 in Dallas Co. Believe An drew J li Tarrant Co 1905. Wd like exch info these fams. ~Helen BRENGEL, 1307 Woodlawn Ave., Dallas, ~ 75208 HARRIS Need pars, dates re Isaac or Israel HARRIS, b 1791, Ha-Æ Leicester NY, d 1859 WI (Geneva?), m (When?) _to Hannah LITTLE Ha-Æ, dau of Wn Ha-IE and Anna LITTLE. Ch: Wn., b 1826; Alvin; Roxana b 1824, m -- BRCXJKS; Allen; Almond; Israel; Aaron; Sarah Minerva, b Livingston Co NY l 7Marl836; m William Henry SPENCER; Dæline; caroline; and Isaac. above, and NEWMAN Anna LITTLE b 16Decl774 (where?), m Wn Ha-Æ. Her fa was C:OLE Moses LITTLE who m(l) Hannah NEWMAN C:OLE, m(2) Anna S'IOYELL/STCWELL S'l'OYELL/STCWELL; M(3) Esther GREENFIELD; which wf was GREENFIEID her mother? THE DALLAS QUARTERLY - March, 1984 51 PRECEDENTS AND CALVES Under the above title, Judge Jerry Buchmeyer of Dallas, in his "Et Cetera" col\ll!U1 of the Texas Bar Journal for Septerrber 20, 1982, quoted o. otto Moore, retired Chief Justice of the Colorado Suprerre Court, who in 1969 delivered sorne rernarks to a group of broadcasters in Denver , warning that "when you are dealing with lawyers and judges as a class of people you are dealing with men who are constantly looking to the past" - - illustrating this by quoting the following from a dissent ing opinion by Justice John H. Denison (reported in 62 Colo. 4): "One day through the primeval "The years passed on with swift wood a calf walked home as good ness fleet. The road became a calves should. But left a trail village street. And then before men all bent askew - - a crooked trail , were aware, becarre a cra-.Oed as all calves do. Since then 300 thoroughfare. And soon the central years have fl ed, and I infer that street was this of a reknowned calf is dead. But still he left rretropolis; and men two centuries behind this trail, and thereby and a half have followed the foot hangs my rroral tale. footprints of that calf. "The trail was tak.en up next day "Each day a hundred thousand by a lone dog that passed that way. route, following the zigzag calf And then a wise bellwether sheep about and over this crooked journey followed the trail o 'er va il and went the traffic of a continent. A steep; and drew a flock behind hirn, hundred thousand men were led by too -- as good bellwethers always one calf near three centuries dead . do. So from that day, o'er hill They fellow still his crooked way, and glade, through those old woods and lose a hundred years each day. a path was made . For thus such reverence is lent to 11 And mcmy men wound in and out well-established precedent. A rroral --- and bent and turned and dodged les son this might teach, were I about; and uttered words of ordained and called to preach, for righteous wrath because • twas such men are prone to go it blind along a crooked path. But still they the calf paths of the mind -- and followed (do not laugh) the first toil away from sun to sun to do as migration of that calf, as through other men have done. the winding wood he stalked, "They fellow in the beaten track, because he wobbled when he walked. and out and in, and forth and back "This forest path became a lane -- and still their dubious course that bent and turned and turned pursue to keep the path that others again; this crooked lane became a do. But how the wise old wood gods road where many a poor horse wi th laugh who saw the first primeval his load toiled on beneath the calf ! Many things this talk might burning sun and traveled some three teach -- but I am not ordained to miles for one. And thus a century preach! " and a half they trod the footsteps of that calf. This poem , by Sam Walter Foss, is supposedly the history of one of the main streets of Boston. When your editor sought Judge Buchmeyer's authorization to quote this from his co1Ul!U1 , he advised there should be no problem in again quoting this multi- source oft-quoted rhyme . 52 Dallas Genealogical society .!...!LI!..!... ABERCROMBIE 49 CHRISTLER 25-6, 28, 30-1 FORD 28'- 31 AOAIR 29 CLARK 29-31, 38 FORT 48 ADAMS 46 CLOWERS 50 FDRTUNE 49 ALDERSON 29-31 COCHRAN 25-9, 31-4, FOSTER 31, 34 ALLEN 27-29 37-42 FREEMAN 34, 40-42 ANDERSON 43 COLE 38, 41, GARDEN 39 ARCHER 32 46, 51 GARDENHIRE 49 ASHBURN 27-8 COLWELL 50 GARLINGTEN 32 ATWOOD 51 CONNER 33 GARNER 36 AUSTIN 31 CONOVER 33 GATIIE 42 8ACHMAN 26, 28, 31-2 COOK/E 37, 40, 43 GEORGE 49 BALDRIDGE 29 COOMBS/TOOMBS 28, 34 GIMLIN 50 BARKSDALE 34 COOPER 50 GIRARD 43 BARLOW 26, 2B, 31-2 COPPEDGE 31-2 GLIOEWELL 34 BEATIY/BEATY 40-2 CORDER/CARDER 34-37 GLOVER33, 38 BEATY 40-2 cox 26, 28-9, 31-2 GOOD/E 26, 28, 32 BEEMAN 34, 36 CRABB 48-9 GRACE 29 BELDEN 38 CRAWFORD 39 GRANT 40-2 BENNETI33,37 CURRY49 GRAY 48 BEVERLY 26, 46 DAKEN 36 GRATEHOUSE/GREAT BISHOP 29 DANIEL/S(DANNELL/S?) HOUSE 33 BLACK 51 26, 28-9, 31-2 GREATHOUSE/GRATE- BLACKBURN 25-29 DAVIDSON 37 HOUSE 33 8LEDSOE 49 DAVIS 38, 40 GREENFIELD51 BOWLIN 28 DeCOINE49 GREER 38 BRAMLETI 32 DeMORSE 38 GRESHAM 48 BRASHERS 49 DENNIS26, 28-31 GRIFFIN 48 BREEDLDVE 27 DEPRO 50 GRIGSBY/GRISBY 37, 40 BRENGEL 51 DEPROU 50 GRISBY/GRIGSBY 37 ,40 BRENT 43 DICEMAN 28-9, 31-2 HAAP 42 BRIDGES 46 DlXON 26, 37-8 HALL 25, 29, 32 BRISTOL 42 0000 38-9 HAMMER 31-32 BROOKS 26, 28, 31-32 DuBOIS 49 HANSEN 26 BROTHERTON 36 DuCOINE 49 HARRIS 51 BROWN 26, 31, DUESAN 40 HARRISON 29 33, 35, 46 DUNCAN 29 HART 33 BRYAN 26, 28-31, DUNCKLE/DUNKLE 28-32 HARTER/S 34-5 34-41 DUNKLE/DUNCKLE 28-32 HARVEY 28, 31-2 8UCHANAN 28, 31 DURGAN 35 HASS 38 BUCKHAM 31 DURGIN 28-9, 32-3 HAUKLA 38 BUCKHANAN 28, 31 DUSAN 40 HAV 40 BUCHANNAN38, 31 EDOY 35 HENDRICK/HENDRIX 32 BUCKNER48 EDINS 40 "HENRY"39 BULLOCK51 EDWARDS 30-2 HERNICHEL32 BUTI/S 48 ELLIOTI 33, 40 HEWITI/HUETI 33, 39 CALVER 40 ERKENBRANCH 31 HICKLIN35 CAMPBELL 29-31 EST!LL49 HIGGINS 49 CANIDAY 26, 28-31 EVANS 46 HILL50 CANNADAY 26, 28-31 EWING 38 HODGES 34 CANNADAY 26, 28-31 FERGUSON50 HOLMES39-42 CAROER/CORDER 34-37 FERR1S33, 37, 39 HORN/E 48-9 CAROUTH 32 41-43 HORNBERGERSO CATES/KATES 35 FESMlRE 46 HDRNE/HORN 48-9 CAUTHORN 48 FlNLEY46 HORST 42 CHAM8ERS 36 FLADGER/FLAGER 27-32 HORTON 39-43 CHEEK50 FOLEY 42 HOUSTON 26, 28, 34, 42-43 THE DALLl\S QUARTERLY - March, 19 8 4 53 HOUTZ 46 LOVE38,49 OLIVER27-8 HOWE 51 LOVEJOY39,41-43 OWENS 29 HOWELL29 LOWRANCE 50 OWSLEY 40 HUONALL39 LOWRY 50 PANCOAST 35 HUESER39 MANARD 50 PARKER41 HUETT/HEWITT 33, 37 MANOR 50 PENRY43 HUGHES26,28- 9, "MARIE" PETERSEN45 31-3,38,48 MARTIN 15, 32 PHILIPS 48 HUL8UD49 MATHIS 32 PHILPOT48 HUNTER32 MATTHIASON 45 PHIPPS49 HURD25 MAV 31 PIERCE26-8 HYDE34-7 MAYNARD 50 POOL 38 INGRAM46 MAZZIOTTA 51 POUND51 IRISH35 McCAY/McCOY 33-38 POWERS 27, 43 ISLER40 McCLASKEY 31 PRIGMORE 34 JACKSON 26, 28-32, 36 McCLEASTER49 PROTTSMAN 48 JAC08Y 32 McCLOUD38 PUDASKI39 "JANE"34 HcCLURE 37 PULLIAH 33 JENKINS 26, 28-9, 31-2 HcCOLLOUGH 31-32 QUEEN JOHANSON43 HcCOMAS/McCOHMAS 33, 35-7, 40 RAHSEY 38 JOHNSEN/JOHNSON 30-2 HcCOH8 49 RANDOLPH43 JOHNSON 30-2, 40 HcCOHMAS/McCOMAS 33, 35-7, 40 RENNELS 35 JOHNSTON 25-6, 28- 9, 31 HcCOWAN 49 RICE38 JONES 27-8, 31-2, 36, HcCOY/McCAY 33-8 RICHMAN 28 38,39,41 McCRACKIN 33 R08BINSON 32 JULIAN 28-9, 31-2 McDONALD 49 ROBERSON28 KATES/CATES35 McFARLAND 40 ROBINSON40 KELLY40 MclLVAIN 31-2 ROCKWALL 39 KEMP 40 McKAMEY/McKAMY 25-6, 29-32 RODGERS28 KENEDAY/KENIDAY 26 McKAMY/EY 25-6, 28-32 ROGERS46 KENIDAY/KENEDAY 26 HcKEE40 ROLAND 37 KENNEDAY, KENNEDY 26, 28-31 McKNlGHT 35 ROWE 35 KENNEMER 48-9 McLEAN 27-8 ROWLAND 37 KERFOOT 40-42 McWHIRTER 25-30 RUNNELS39 KILLEBREW 49 HEAD 37, 41 RUSSELL26, 37 KIMHEL 33 HEALER 28-9 RUTH 28 KINNEY31 HERR ILL 37 SALLACH 46 KlRBY32 MERRITT 35 SAf>l!EL/S 49 KIRK50 MERTEY 32 SAXON 45 KNIGHT 37 METCALF 50 SAYRE 29 KNUDTSON45 MILAM 26 SCHRADER45 KOHL/COLE 46 HILLER30-2 SCOGGY39 KYLE25,218,31- 2 MILLS38 SCOTT 35, 49 ,LACKET 31 M!TCHELL45 SHEHAN/E 33 LAMAR 42 MOONEYHAH 34 SHARROCK 33 LaHOTHE 49 MORGAN 32 SHEARER28-31 LEDFORD 48 HORRIS 28, 32 SHERER2B-31 LEWIS 31 MOUNTS 38 SHERRER28-31 LIPPITT 50 HURRAY35-6 SIMHONS 34 LITTLE 48 HURRY/HURRAY?35-6 SIHS 47 LITTLEFIELD 51 HYERS28,31 SLOAN 38 LIVELY29, 31 NEWMAN 49 SLYDE(HYDE)37 LOCKAR050 NEWTON 39 SMITH 28, 31-2, LORA 50 NIX28 37-41, 47-8 LORANS 50 NOLAN41 SPAULDING 42 LORIE50 NUTT 47 SPRAGGINS26 LORRANCE 50 OCHELTREE 35-6 SPRALL35 54 Dal las Genealogical Society STANLEY 35 TARRANT 38 WALLACE 27 STEEN 45 TAYLOR 28-9, 31 WARD 36-41, 45 STEPHENSON/STEPHESON 27-31 TEMPLETON 34 WARNER 47 STEPHESON/STEPHENSON 27-31 THEDFORD 51 WATILINGTON 48 STERNE 50 THETFORD 51 WE8833-5, 39-41 STEWART 35 THOMAS 27-9, 31, 33 WELLS 25 STOCKMAN 35 THOMPSON 27-8, 30-1, 49 WERKS 32 STOKES 37 THREADGILL 44 WEST 51 STOVALL 48-9 THRELKELO 46 WESTIN/WESTON 26, 28, 31-2 STOWELL 51 TOLIVER 51 WESTON/WESTlN 26, 28, 31-2 STOYELL 51 TOOM8S (COOM8S?) 28 WHITELY 50 STRAIT29 TOWNSEND 40 WICKER 46 STROTHER/STROTHY 28, 32 TRAUGH8ER 35 WIL8URN 34 STROTHY/STROTHER 28, 32 TRAVIS 37 WILSON33 STU88LEFIELD 43 TRICE 48 WINGFIELD 34 SU8LETI/SU8LIT 48 TROXEL 45 WINN 26, 28, 31 SU8LIT/SUBLETI 48 TRUEHART 40-1 WOODRUFF 37 SVENSDATTER 45 TURNER 49 WRIGHT 26, 37, 46 SWEET 26, 28-31, 38 USSERY 45 WURTHERECH 38 TABB 48 VALLIE 49 YEARGAN 29 TALEY 43 VANCLEVE 42 YOUNG34, 35, 38 TALIAFERRO 28 VAUGHN30-32 ZIMMERMAN 46 TARGET 43 WALKER 39, 42, 50 THE DALLAS QUARTERLY - March, 1984 55 Box 12648, Dallas. 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