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NormanDavis29  (View posts) Posted: 23 Apr 2009 9:01PM GMT
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I am looking for information on Bert Wristen & his family of Lamesa, Texas

Re: Bert Wristen

coque  (View posts) Posted: 7 Jul 2009 7:46PM GMT
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I went to school in Lamesa with a girl named Anita Wristen. She had a brother named 'Bert". She and her folks live east of Lamesa.
Are you kin to a Davis family from Lamesa?

Re: Bert Wristen

NormanDavis29  (View posts) Posted: 8 Jul 2009 5:24AM GMT
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No, I doubt I have any Davis kin in Lamesa. I have Davis ancestors in Northeast Texas. They came from Georgia in 1837 to Red River/Bowie County, Texas. The Davis family I get my last name is from the Blue Ridge mountains of North Carolina. They have been in North Carolina since the 1700's. My children are the 1st not to be born in the Carolina's since the 1700's. Lucky for me that my Mother moved from Oklahoma to the Carolina's during WWII. After a few years my Mother moved us back to Okla. where we were raised. I now live in NE Texas.
Regarding the Wristen family in the Lamesa area. They descend from Albert Clay Wristen & Nancy Elizabeth Lackey. They were from the Fannin County, Texas area in the 1800's. My connection is through the Lackey family. Nancy Elizabeth Lackey Wristen's Father and my G.G. Grandmother Mary Ann Lackey Coplen were siblings.
If you talk to any of the Wristen in your area, please have them contact me. I have their family researched to the 1930's but know very little after that. Their family migrated from Fannin County in the late 1800's and mine migrated to the Oklahoma Indian territory West of Fort Smith, Ark.
njdavis@cableone.net

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