North East Texas Genealogy

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Comment by Robin R. Cordell-Inge on August 17, 2009 at 11:35am

Researching Clark, Evans family

Comment by Jerry Murdock on August 17, 2009 at 10:21am

Researching (Father's line): Murdoch(k), Clark, Lively, Dotson, Prewitt, Cannon - mostly in Georgia and Houston county Texas
(Mother's line): Warren, Barker, Allbritton, Beckham, McCrary, Middlebrooks, Neely, Lewis - mostly in Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Nacogdoches / San Augustine area of Texas

Comment by Christopher James Thornton on August 15, 2009 at 4:22pm

I'm wanting to connect with other THORNTON's in the East Texas area. I'm also looking for any known THORNTON family reunions.

Looking for relatives of Davis B. Thornton and Anagusta (Rice) Thornton of Smith County, Texas. Also looking for relatives of George A. Thornton and Fannie (Swann) Thornton of Smith County, Texas.

Comment by jammie barker on August 10, 2009 at 9:54pm

I am looking for Whittikers from Upshur and Franklin counties, Wade from Hunt county. Have positive DNA results but cant find great-great grandfather

Comment by Robin R. Cordell-Inge on August 10, 2009 at 9:33pm

I am searching for information regarding:
Clarks and Evans located in Grayson, Fannin, and Collin County Area.

Comment by E. Ann Simpson Shettles on August 10, 2009 at 2:22am

In this counties I am researching the names of Armstrong and McCoy Key.

Comment by Rosemary J. Taylor on August 9, 2009 at 8:48pm

I research William Smith, 1829, Indiana, - 1911, Lamar Co., TX, CSA veteran of the Civil War. He was my g.g.grandfather, with his first wife Margaret Elizabeth Brown. I am trying to find out if he was related to earlier Smith in Texas.

Comment by Joy Harper Bryant on July 31, 2009 at 8:13am

Looking for all Barber, Harper, and Gibson families. Came from KY to Lamar county in the 1880's. I live in Grayson Co, and would be happy to help anyone researching there.

Comment by Linda Sue Hollingsworth Robbins on July 31, 2009 at 8:04am

So sorry to hear about the Palestine Library. Thank goodness for the roof liner. Tell Karla I wish I was there to help move things. Thanks for letting us know. As a former librarian, I know how valuable their collections are. After Hurricane Ike, the Galveston Library lost its first floor holdings completely. The second floor historical collections were saved, but it took a year for the building to open again.

Comment by Beverly Odom on July 31, 2009 at 5:58am

Just wanted to let readers know about the disaster that occurred at the Palestine Library. The roof caved in. There was a roof liner that held the water. So no books were damaged. Genealogy section will be back in operation in a couple of weeks. Just not in the same location. Call before planning a visit.

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