Does anyone know if descendants of the following family might still live in Parmer County?

Edward W. and Minnie May (Kube) Ramm

Also, if anyone has access to a Parmer County history book, would you please do a lookup for me to see if there might be a reference to the Ramm family.

Edward W. Ramm was originally from Copperas Cove, Coryell County, Texas. He had brothers who may have lived in the area, also. His brothers were Alvin Albert Ramm (died in California) and Walter Ramm.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.......Pauline

Not Sure you are still online... I have a Parmer county book done in 1980's...has Eddie & Minnie Ramm in it.

Eddie Ramm came with his parents from Copperas cove, Tx in 1923 to farm in the West Camp community in Bailey County. Albert Ramm bought a section of grass land for $15.00 an acre. A snow storm came and it snowed from Dec 7 till sometime in Jan. It was during this time that the Ramms hauled lumber and all their belongings out from Farwell depot with horses and wagons. Eddie farmed with his father until he married.
On Jan 3 1928, Eddie Ramm married Minnie KUBE from Lariat. They moved into a little huse on his fathers farm and lived there for 2 years. Our first child, Fred was born here. Then we bought 320 acres of part sod grass land for 25.00 an acre 2-1/2 miles south of Lariat on Rt. 2, Muleshoe, TX. In 1930 Ernest was born. Eddie farmed with horses and mules on dry land until he bought his first tractor in 1940.

There is more on his farm, looks like Eddie or Minnie were reciting the story themselves.

Children were Ernest, married Mary Bauer in 1955; Fred moved to Carthage, MO in 1965 and is a rancher; Alice married Carroll Huggins.

Hope this helps. Marge

Marge....How nice of you to reply after all this time! I truly appreciate your kindness. I was lucky enough to get in touch with Ernest Ramm and his wife Mary Alice of Parmer County shortly after my post. They are such wonderful people. We spoke on the telephone several times and they provided me with TONS of Ramm family info, including the information you sent. Thanks, again, for taking the time to send the family information. I appreciate nice folks like you....Pauline

I have some quilt blocks that are hand embroidered from around 1930-40... if you can give me names, I'll check to see if any are on the blocks.

margecam52@valornet.com

They are from the estate of Melvin Sachs of Clovis NM...but are all names in the Parmer county History book I have.

actually, here's a list of the names:
Edith Paulk
Mrs. L. F. Wyman
Rene Hyman
Mrs. R. M. Tomlinson
Mrs. L. C. Johnson
Mrs. Cora Shearer
Mrs. C. L. Cornelius
Eula Faris
Mrs. H. L. Williams (might be H. T.)
Nora Peterson
Mrs. Conneham (might be Cochran)
Mrs. Sam Qualls (?)
Mrs. Foster F. Stephens
Mrs. L. M. Jordan
Alene Tomlinson
Modean Bowman
Mrs. J. R. McGregor
Mrs. Nellie Wall
Jewell Griffin
Mrs. Pearl Ely
Lena Wall
Mrs. E. D. Lindley
Mrs. Ray Lindley
Alma Edwards
Mrs. Bliss Hendrix
Mrs. A. N. Marchman
Mrs. E. A. Douglass
Velma Jordan
Mrs. J. W. Wiley
Mrs. J. D. Hall
Mrs. Norman

I keep thinking I will assemble the top, quilt it and donate to a museum, but time just hasn't happened...maybe this summer.

Madge....I don't recognize any of the names listed, but thank you for the offer. I think assembling and making a quilt to donate would be a lovely idea, but understand the time involved in doing that. Thanks, again, for being so nice....Pauline