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THE ALAMO HEROES AND THEIR REVOLUTIONARY ANCESTORS(Bicentennial Project, DAR)(Texas history/genealogy) by Alamo DAR + Daughters Of The American Revolution, 1997
A Reference to Texas Cemetery Records by Kim Parsons, Richard Parsons, 1988
Roster of Texas Daughters by Texas Society, 1976-06
Texas Ranger Tales II (Pt. 2) by Mike Cox, 1999-06-25
A Texas Scrap-Book: Made up of the History, Biography and Miscellany of Texas and Its People (Fred H. and Ella Mae Moore Texas History Reprint Series) by D. W. C. Baker, 1992-01-01
The Texas City Disaster, 1947 by Hugh W. Stephens, 1997-03
Nameless Towns: Texas Sawmill Communities, 1880-1942 by Thad Sitton, James H. Conrad, 1998
They came to Texas: The family history and genealogy of Cecil Raymond Ballard and Maurice (Bradford) Ballard, 1734-1975 by C. R Ballard, 1979
Early History of Sagerton Texas Ltd Edition Genealogy by Unknown, 1982
Trails led to Texas: Family history and genealogy of the families of Fuller, Bonham, Stout, Hickman, Minick, Rhoades, Williams, Shockley by Carol Gary George, 1996
Handbook of Victoria County by Handbook of Texas, 1991-04
The Hoelscher family of Texas: History and genealogy of Anton and Mary Katherine Hoelscher (eight generations), 1846-1978 by Theresa Gros Gold, 1979
Texas ancestors index: Including alphabetical spouse index by Donna J Porter, 1987

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Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Pages: The Blanton Family Home Pag
Researching family lineages in texas and Georgia USA, and Scotland UK. Compiled by Ben Allen Blanton, Broomfield, Colorado.
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/b/l/a/Ben-A-Blanton/index.html

Extractions: // Included to access cookie for webpub email feature I am currently researching the Blanton family in Bexar and Kinney Counties - Texas. The search is extending to Georgia and overseas to Scotland. I have turned up many "Blanton's", but so far have not found direct connections to my relatives that lived in and around San Antonio, Texas. Through sketchy documents, I am led to believe that they would have been Lawyer's, Judges, and Cattlemen.
Bhandari - Rampura - Indore - USA
Ashish and Jyoti of Houston, texas. Photos, personal pages, genealogy, and links.
http://www.abindore.com/
Index Of /barbdaniel
Sisters Ann, Sue, Grace, Rica and Barb from Indiana and texas, USA. Large genealogy section, list of recommended reading, comprehensive photo galleries, and various articles.
http://www.geocities.com/barbdaniel/
Lineages Genealogy
What records are available for Archer County, texas and where to write for them. Includes contact information.
http://www.lineagesnet.com/usa/TX/ArcherCounty.html
Tamaulipas
Brief history, genealogy links and resources, and links to city and community information.
http://vsalgs.org/stnemgenealogy/tamaul.html

Extractions: The origins of Tamaulipas begin with the province of Nuevo Santander which was officially named and became a part of New Spain in 1746. The territory spanned from the San Antonio river to the north east to the Gulf of Mexico, then south to the Panuco River near Tampico and west to the Sierra Madre Mountains. This area became a haven for rebellious Indians who fled here after increased Spanish settlements in Nuevo Leon and Coahuila.. Jose de Escandon Helguera Jose de Escandon, a native of Soto La Marina, Santander, Spain and an officer of the Querétaro militia , was commissioned to pacify the Sierra Gorda. Escandon was a wealthy man and accomplished much with little expense to the Spanish crown. Escandon founded most of the towns during this pacification. The
Steve And Rebecca Hendricks
Current events, family reunions, historical photos, and genealogy of the Hendricks family of texas.
http://home.satx.rr.com/srhendricks/
MillsAncestry.com
Dedicated to the history and genealogy of the Mills family from Henderson texas and Georgia.
http://www.millsancestry.com
Mitchell County, Texas Index
genealogy and history resource for the county.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~txmitche/index.htm
Genealogy In Texas And Beyond
Current information and genealogical and historical resource links for anyone doing research in texas or any state in the United States.
http://home.myweb.net/~de/
Index
Includes officers, projects, website directory, and events.
http://www.txczgs.org/

Extractions: Officers The officers for 2004-2005 Projects A list of the projects we will be working on, to promote genealogy Members Names and address of the members... Names, addresses, phone numbers, and email will not be entered unless you give us permission on your application or email the Webmaster or Membership Chairperson. Surnames A list of the surnames being searched for by our members. Find out if another member is looking for the same surname. Members Family Link Links to Members Family Home page. Send me your family page links, if you want them listed.... Dues Dues for this organization and how to join...... Translator Dr. Tomas Pansky Stopy Ceske Stopy, our quarterly publication. Current Copy $6, Back Copies $3 each. Family Book TCGS is gathering Czech Family stories or articles to publish in a Texas Czech Family Book. Items Available items from TCGS.
UT-Austin Chemistry Genealogy
ACADEMIC genealogy OF CHEMISTRY FACULTY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF texas AT AUSTIN. INTRODUCTION. The genealogy display shows the academic
http://www.lib.utexas.edu/chem/genealogy/cover.html

Extractions: AT T HE U NIVERSITY OF T EXAS AT A USTIN The genealogy display shows the academic lineages and relationships, based on Ph.D. adviser, of fifty faculty members of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at The University of Texas at Austin, as of January 1999. Academic lineage is often open to interpretation. Before the late nineteenth century, chemists did not, in many instances, have formal academic advisers as they do today. Often several persons were influential in a particular chemist's career and course of study. Some, such as Lavoisier, were extremely influential, but never formally instructed students. In cases where the primary predecessor is unclear, emphasis has been given to overall influence and to traditional lineage interpretations. NOTE: The web version of the genealogy is currently unavailable, pending reformatting. Please consult the wall display in the library, or contact the Chemistry Library for further information. The chemical genealogy of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry was begun in the 1970s by Aubrey Skinner, longtime librarian of the Mallet Chemistry Library. The original wall chart was completed in 1991. Library Assistant James Galloway began the revision project in Fall 1998 by researching the lineages of faculty who joined the Department after 1991, and resolving numerous questions on previous lines. He then created the new wall display.
STANDRIDGE, MADDOX, Etc. GENEALOGY SITE
Genealogical information on the Standridge and Maddox surnames including a long list of Standridge births and deaths in texas.
http://members.aol.com/rhboyd4308

Extractions: VISITORS: This site will primarily be used to "advertise" STANDRIDGE, MADDOX and other family surnames and exchange genealogy data with others. Welcome to the Gray Wolf Genealogy site! My name is Robert; my wife Anna and my son Michael. My father used the call name "Gray Wolf" as his citizen's band (C.B.) call sign and this Web Site is dedicated to his memory. Please feel free to download any data that interests you and if you have data to share on any of the surnames listed please send us a e-mail at the address listed below. We look forward to hearing from you and hope to find many new relations. ROBERT'S......Standridge, Phillips, Cooper, Maddox, Rucker, Brady, Lucas, Tinsley, Talliaferro, Fielding, Mosley, Perkins, Lynch ANNA'S.......Craig, Kragh, Laursen, McCulloch, Crouch This index includes the first name, middle name, county where death occurred, the date of death and the death certificate number for the STANDRIDGE surname who died in Texas between 1903 and 1996. I have included instructions on how to obtain a copy of the death certificate. You may obtain the STANDRIDGE National Newsletter by writting Russell P. Baker, 6525 Magnolia Drive, Mabelvale AR 72103. There is no charge for the newsletter;however, free will contributions for mailing and other production costs are needed. The STANDRIDGE family historian is Frances JONES, 108 St. Leo Drive, Chiokia, IL 62206.
Texas Czech Storyteller
Features articles, genealogy, Czech history in Europe and texas, and cultural resources.
http://www.angelfire.com/tx5/texasczech/

Extractions: The Texas Czech Storyteller Short Stories, Studies, References, Immigrant Family Information and More A Compilation and collection of information pertaining to the Czech Immigrants in Texas. With emphasis on bringing the history to life through accounts the families of the author, original short stories, old photos, studies, reference lists, and more. Keywords: Texas, Czech, Immigrants, Settlers, Culture, Genealogy, Williamson County, Granger, Lavaca County, Moravia, Nueces County, Robstown, Rektorik, Mrazek, Hrncir, Jalufka, Blahuta, Ermis, and others. Kdo chce s vlky býti, musí vlky výti! If you run with the wolves, then you must howl with the wolves! Remember who your people are, keep and tell their stories to keep the fires of the culture alive! My jsme moravantí lidé. The Christmas Season Celebrating the Feast of Saint Nicholas (Svatý Mikula) More Czech Christmas Traditions A Texas Czech Christmas Memories Poem Czech-Moravians in Nueces County A Family History Research Project Czech-Moravian Family History Project Where are the Czech-Moravians in Nueces County?
The 'Other' Hatfield's
genealogy, including related families, from Maryland to texas.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~chey/gen.html

Extractions: I am researching HATFIELD'S and related families. The farthest back I have is SAMUEL and ARIAN HATFIELD. SAMUEL was born ca. 1784 in Maryland. This family traveled through Pennsylvania, Ohio and settled in Indiana. A few of us moved on to Texas in the early 1950's. We are the 'Other Hatfield's', not to be confused with the well known feuding Hatfield's. JOHN HATFIELD was an Indiana farmer and his son WILLIAM HATFIELD was a barber in Indiana during the feud years. Although family stories say we are related to the feuding clan I have yet to make a connection. In order to protect the living I have not listed information on anyone that is alive, and have not included sources for the same reason. The information listed here comes from my own research as well as information sent to me from various cousins. This information is given to aid in the research of the families. Although every effort has been made to assure accuracy it is not 100% proven nor guaranteed to be accurate.
Interactive Genealogy - FortuneCity Index
MAKE TRACKS TO USED genealogy BOOKS. texas Interactive genealogy Quick searches ~ Informative browsing for genealogy * History * Travel * eCards * more
http://victorian.fortunecity.com/literary/463/igen/tx.html
Research Help
Directory of sites on history and genealogy in the state.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~txgenweb/helps.htm

Extractions: Texas Research Help Republic Era Resources Gammel's The Laws of Texas, 1822-1897 - This has long been one of the most important primary resources for the study of Texas' complex history during the Nineteenth Century. Gammel's monumental compilation charts Texas from the time of colonization through to statehood and reveals Texas' legal history during crucial times in its development. Index to Military Rolls of the Republic of Texas 1835-1845 - Information about military service of individuals who served the Republic of Texas during this timeframe. Republic Claims Search - The Audited Republic Claims series includes claims for payment, reimbursement, or restitution submitted by citizens to the Republic of Texas government from 1835 through 1846.
Hood County, TX Genealogical Society Homepage
genealogy Searchable surname index of historic Hood County, texas Records and Historical Notes. Hood County, texas.
http://www.hcnews.com/~ancestor/

Extractions: Hood County, Texas The TXGenWeb Project The USGenWeb Project "The DEPOT" Granbury, Texas Home of the Hood County, Texas Genealogical Society Research Archive The Hood County Genealogical Society (HCGS) maintains a Hood County, Texas Records Research Archive in the Historic Granbury Railroad Depot pictured above. The Society's mailing address is: Hood County Genealogical Society Granbury, Texas 76048-8623 The Hood County Genealogical Society has indexed, alphabetical, by surname, a number of historic Hood County Records, both governmental and commercial. These indexes are offered here for private non-commercial use by genealogists to assist them in researching for relatives in Hood County, Texas. How HCGS obtained possession of these Hood County Records: The Genealogy Research Library at the Granbury Depot is open on Tuesday and Thursday from noon to 4 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. A computer and many genealogy related CD ROMs are available for visitors use. Meetings are held at the restored Granbury Depot on the second Monday night at 7:15 p.m. each month except July, August and December. The Granbury Depot telephone number is but is answered only during open hours shown above.
Randy Willis And Sons Web Site
Randy Willis and sons from Austin, texas, United States. Willis, Graham, Hanks, Stark and Strother family histories, photographs and genealogy.
http://www.randywillis.org
MY TEXAS ROOTS
genealogy for the Estes, Reed, and Williams families who came to Hill County, texas during 1845.
http://members.aol.com/lisacsa/index.htm

Extractions: Main htmlAdWH('7008303', '234', '60'); MY TEXAS ROOTS WHEN I BEGAN MY GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH I WAS UNAWARE JUST HOW DEEP MY ROOTS WERE IN THE TEXAS SOIL...OR FOR THAT MATTER HOW DEEP MY ROOTS WERE IN THE HISTORY OF THIS GREAT LAND CALLED AMERICA. I HADN'T GROWN UP WITH OLD FAMILY STORIES OF..."YOUR GREAT GRANDPA FOUGHT IN THE CIVIL WAR..." OR ANY WAR...NOR WITNESSED ANY H ISTORICAL EVENT FOR THAT MATTER! BUT I WAS CURIOUS TO KNOW JUST WHAT MY FAMILY HAD DONE...WHERE THEY HAD COME FROM... AND WHY. SO HERE ARE THEIR STORIES...THEIR JOURNEYS...THEIR LIVES...WOVEN INTO THAT WONDERFUL TAPESTRY CALLED HISTORY. I HOPE THEIR STORIES WILL ENCOURAGE YOU TO FIND YOUR HISTORY...YOUR HERITAGE...YOUR ROOTS. REPUBLIC OF TEXAS FAMILIES ESTES AND ALLIED LINES, REED AND WILLIAMS MY OTHER FAMILIES IN TEXAS BLACK PA, TN, AR COLE PA, OH, IL, IN HACKER VA, WV HUDSPETH VA, NC, KY, TN KIGHT MD, WV, TX LAUGHTER VA, NC, MS MERRELL NY, NJ, NC, TN NORMAN ENG, VA/WV RAGSDALE VA, NC, SC, AL REED/REID SC, GA, AL THOMAS OH, IL, MS SOLDIERS IN MY FAMILY REVOLUTIONARY CONFEDERATE UNION WORLD WAR II ...
The Chambers Family Page
Mike and Laura of Beaumont, texas. Photos, information, genealogy, and links.
http://users.aol.com/chamhtml/chambers.htm

Extractions: Mike Business AMC - American Consultants, Inc. Computers Etc! Triple Threat Cybertronics Hobbies Chambers Genealogy Favorite Teams Auburn Atlanta Braves Dallas Cowboys Hobbies Arts and Crafts Internet Gaming Zone NetTrivia Favorite Singers George Strait and George Strait Favorite Teams Auburn Atlanta Braves Hobbies Internet Gaming Zone Sports Super Nintendo Favorite Teams Atlanta Braves Chicago Bulls Dallas Cowboys Favorite Singers Mariah Carey Boyz II Men Hobbies Abraham Lincoln Legos Favorite Teams Orlando Magic Hobbies Legos K'Nex Favorite Teams Auburn Atlanta Braves Chicago Bulls Dallas Cowboys Favorite Singer Garth Brooks Alabama Florida Great Smoky Mountains Nashville ... Washington D.C. Jurassic Park Batman Forever We'd like to hear from you!

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