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of surnames found in the
De
Leon Cemetery, Comanche Co., Texas,
or in the general area.
Elayne
Pair Gibbons
- Pair - Pair Place
Peggy Jones - Casey, Haynes Margaret McGehee - Vaughn, Fowler Patti Jones - Howell, Edwards, Graham, Hilliard Brenda Boen - Boen, Clevenger, Watson, Seale - The Boen Researcher Carol Johnson - Braswell, Brasuell Cindy Holdridge Smith - Coley, Holdridge, Jenkins, Morgan, Van Nort Pamela Eggleston Ford - Eggleston, Grace, Elms, Miles Mila Cousins - Biffle, Johnson Betty C. Cook - Holleman, McNeil
Lynda
Fredendall - Faggard
Judi Smith
- Ragsdill, Edwards, Taylor, Rogers, Poe, Bryson, Bowden
Ann Taylor - Self
Lynn - Wilson, Dukes
Darlene Tracy - Howell,
Edmondson, Nicholson
Ginie -
Carroll, Hall, Johnson, Fisher
Melissa Steele - Cogburn, Holland. I have several photos of people with these surnames and related and would be willing to share them with others interested in them. Guy Moore - I am trying to find anyone who may have known my great grandfather, William Lewis Moore, born 09/13/1874 and died 08/25/1963. His son, John Clyde Moore, was my grandfather. As far as I can tell my grandfather was raised in DeLeon. He later moved to Grand Saline, Texas, where he raised his family. My great grandfather stayed and eventually died in DeLeon; he is buried at the DeLeon Cemetery. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Alison Smith - Part of my genealogy hobby is returning photos "home". I have a photo labeled J. D. Ham and son Ottis from the late 1800s, taken at De Leon, Tx., and labeled "Charley Ham, youngest son of Wm. and Margaret Ham (J. D. Ham's father)". If these are your family, they are yours. This is my hobby and they are free, this is not a sales pitch. I have sent out photos home and luckily received some, too. There are additional photos that might be related, of Willie and Luther Owen, with children Hugh and Joe, and a grandmother Owen with ? Ruth, from Dublin, Tx. 1-440-838-5719
Ellen Norris - I have a copy of a
letter that was found in our Norris family possessions and we are unable to
place the people mentioned in this letter. I will gladly forward a copy
of the letter to anyone that may have an interest or anyone who might shed
some light on who these people mentioned in the letter are. The letter
is dated June 27, 1899 from Heath to Bro and Sister. It's on the letterhead
stationary of E. B. Walker & Co., General Merchandise, of De Leon, Texas.
It is this store that I presume Heath refers to when he states he will soon be
out of the store.
The sister seems to be named Larrah, and he reports on the poor health of Aunt Wanda and Aunt Tilda. And Heath mentions getting a letter from Hill and Florence. Heath also reports that J. R. Gilmore's mother died and that the measles have struck that area very bad. He reports that J. R. Gilmore's brother's wife was very low and not expected to live. He reports also on a District Conference, where he helped entertain the delegates. There were 70 to 100 delegates and preachers in attendance, and he (Heath) hosted the Dublin preacher and his wife. Heath talks about Jim wanting to go to a place whose name I can't make out - possibly Ind. territory, but Heath doesn't want to, because it's too far to go by wagon. Imagine!! The only lead to further information is Heath's promise to send a copy of Mother's obituary from the Advocate. Presumably a newspaper. Does this resonate with anyone? I would appreciate your help. THANKS To appear on this page: send
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