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Gideon F. Roberts and family of Avery, TX

herzogtamu89 — 2013-04-11 16:54:44Z

I am doing the research for a book on the 1926 Galveston Bathing Girl Revue. One of the contestants was a Keron Sarah Roberts,(photo) the daughter of Gideon (b. 1876-ish) and Elliot Pollard Roberts (b. 1880-ish) of Red River Co. She had a sister, Ivy (b. 1900-ish) and a brother, Melton (b. 1906-ish). The family farmed around Avery, but later moved to Texarkana. I am looking for info on the family, where they may have lived, etc.
Keron married a Lovan Q. Hall around 1925 and lived in Houston, Corpus, and San Antonio.

Lowell Herzog
Brenham, TX
979/836/7715 (leave message if I'm not in)
herzogtamu89@gmail.com

Re: Evan C. Martin

1raine — 2013-04-07 19:00:47Z

Hi, I am related through Harriet Jane Davies who married Amos Crawford, Winsworth and Evan C. Martin. You mentioned photos, do you by any chance have any of Harriet Jane or Amos or any of their children? Thanks for any helps.
Raine

Latimer/Bagby

creeser01 — 2013-04-05 04:42:45Z

Looking for any documentation on George Hunt Bagby who married Margaret Anderson Latimer; their daughter Margaret ML Bagby who married Samuel Eugene Watson and their son Harry George Watson who married Nannie Hart McClinton.

Re: Lanes Chapel Cemetery Red River County

Fuller_JudyA — 2013-03-28 15:25:02Z

my great great grandmother was married to a william cagle.. her name was mary polly supposed to be rogers. she is my brick wall also. how do you join root web. there mary polly they called her polly, she had a daughter named elvira that was married to a george moore, she had a daughter named eliza, that had a daughter named cora that had a son named johnny fuller and judy his daughter that is me. my sister cora handley and I would very much be on this rootsearch how do we do this .. thank you

Re: Bagby, Elder Family African Americans

RobinBell58 — 2013-03-25 21:36:11Z

Thank you so much.

Re: Bagby, Elder Family African Americans

HL2604 — 2013-03-25 19:38:45Z

Unfortunately, the names of slaves were not recorded on Texas census. The first record of newly-freed slaves was/is the 1867 Voter Registration Rolls. Some counties documented the birthplace of registrants. Your best hope is cooperation of descendants of former slave-owners. Slaves, by name, were often mentioned in wills and other probate documents. George H. Bigby (ca. 1801 VA) listed on 1860 Slave Schedule with numerous persons. That's also true of Jane Bigby (ca. 1809 GA) who probably inherited her husband's (John A. [ca. 1791 VA] estate. Good luck!

Bagby, Elder Family African Americans

RobinBell58 — 2013-03-25 16:26:43Z

Is there anywhere that wills or slave lists can be found for Red River County Texas? I am new to the African American research and am doing it for my daughter-in-law. I can trace her Bagby and Elder family back to 1870 in Red River Texas, but haven't been able to go any further. Looking for some ideas on where to start. I know that Edmond Bagby lived in Clarksville TX in 1880. His son was Aaron and his son was Alotis. Alotis' mother was Eliza Elder who is the daughter of Sally Elder.

Re: Anna Teague & Isidore Silberberg

cjsilberberg — 2013-03-24 01:11:23Z

Thanks for your help. Very interesting. I have copy of Anna Silberberg (aka Silborg)death certificate. Shows mother as Frances Green of Indiana and father as Andrew Stobaugh of Kentucky. Frances could be Sarah Frances if she married a Mr Green before Teague? Could Mrs Wilson Teague be Mrs William Teague? Have found a J Andrew Stobaugh born KY. Also found elderly Sarah F & William E Teague in Red River 1900. The same as Rebecca Terry's grandparents? All very confusing. Anything else you discover would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Anna Teague & Isidore Silberberg

HL2604 — 2013-03-18 19:56:02Z

I'm not related and intend no disrespect! She may have been born out of wedlock to Sarah Frances Stobaugh? Sarah married William Emery Teague and one of their offsprings was Matilda (ca. 1866) who wed Napoleon E. Terry (ca. 1843). Matilda and Napoleon Terry had Rebecca A. Terry (ca. 1898). In 1930 Denver, CO Rebecca lived with her aunt Anna "Silborg" and cousin Andrew. A. Stobaugh wed I. Silberberg, 14 Jan 1900 in Red River.

Re: Anna Teague & Isidore Silberberg

cjsilberberg — 2013-03-18 11:02:59Z

Trying to solve a mystery of Anna & Isidore. I met 1 of Anna's great grandaughters! Do you have family info on Anna and if she used last name Stobaugh? Does Wilson Stobaugh mean anything to you? Thanks, Celia

Re: Lanes Chapel Cemetery Red River County

jimgrx — 2013-03-12 04:59:36Z

I feel a little foolish, I had not thought to check the posted date on the message I just replied to. It was ten years old.

Richard Johnson died 1919

phillipfazzini — 2013-03-11 15:53:44Z

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=68...

Buried in Dekalb-where? If know please link on edit to Find A Grave contributer as to place of burial.

Re: Lanes Chapel Cemetery Red River County

jimgrx — 2013-03-11 06:11:40Z

Wow, been a long times since I have posted on this site, I have missed it. I took a quick look and I instantly saw "Lanes Chapel Cemetery" query and I should be able to help, hopefully. I live in Paris, Tx but was raised and lived in Red River county and today and can you believe I was at the Lanes Chapel Cemetery today and at the communtiy center. My wife's mother was buried there about 2 months ago her brother lives about 1/2 mile from the cemetery. I have been ther many time due to other family relatives and friends buried there. I will see what I can find out out about Mary A Cagle. I knew some Cagle family when I was growing up in Clarksville in my teens in the 1950. Today I took a drive past that cemetery and continued around, back to FM 412 and around to Boxelder then went north toward Annon but cut acroos on FM 1701 to make a run through Avery and showed my son-in-law where I had the pharmacy in Avery in the 70s and two different places we lived including the old John Medford house. Avery was quiet. It will probably be at least a few days before I get any information and maybe much longer that that if I have the trip myself. I don't get around like I use to. BTW, the cemetery is in extremely good shape. Jim Giddens, the Rambler

Re: Johnson Family in Red River County

PaSain — 2013-03-06 03:17:20Z

name: William Johnston
birth date:
birthplace:
age:
spouse's name: Matilda Woods
spouse's birth date:
spouse's birthplace:
spouse's age:
event date: 09 Sep 1850
event place: Saint Clair Co, Alabama
"Alabama, Marriages, 1816-1957," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/

dated 27 Nov 1850 St Clair, AL
John Woods M 63 South Carolina, United States
Susannah Woods F 26 Alabama, United States
Matilda Woods F 20 Alabama, United States
Hiram Woods M 18 Alabama, United States
David Woods M 16 Alabama, United States
Lemuel B Woods M 14 Alabama, United States
Orren R Woods M 10 Alabama, United States

Simeon Johnson M 65 South Carolina
Martha Johnson F 63 South Carolina
Mary Johnson F 27 Alabama
Nancy Johnson F 19 Alabama
Mariah Johnson F 18 Alabama
William Johnson M 17 Alabama
Jane Johnson F 15 Alabama
James Johnson M 0 Alabama

Wiley Helton M 33 Tennessee
Thomas Helton M 6 Tennessee
Elizabeth Helton F 4 Tennessee
William Johnson M 15 Alabama

1860 Red River TX
W Johnson 1835 AL
Matilda Johnson 1829 AL
Irene E Johnson 1851 AL age 9
William Johnson 1856 AL
Sarah Johnson 1857 AL
Bradford Johnson 2 mos born Red River Co
A R Wood 1841 AL male - Arren/Orren R Wood(s)

Thomas Johnson 1839 AL
Matilda Johnson 1845 TX

21 Jul 1870 Pct 4, Montague Co Texas
Jessey Davis M 26y Alabama
Arrena Davis F 18y Alabama
James R Davis M 2y Texas
Sarah L Davis F 9m Sept 1869 Texas
Henry Johnson M 9y Texas 1861 > > > I presume this was Irene's brother who was either Bradford or 4th child of Wm's and Matilda's.

? ? ?
name: Wm. Johnson
event type: Census
event date: 1880
event place: Precinct 2, Red River, Texas, United States
gender: Male
age: 24
marital status: Single
occupation: Labor On Farm
race (original):
ethnicity: American
relationship to head of household: Other
birthplace: Alabama, United States
birth date: 1856
spouse's name:
spouse's birthplace:
father's name:
father's birthplace: Alabama, United States
mother's name:
mother's birthplace: Alabama, United States

? ? ?
1880 Pct 8, Red River
William Johnson 1835 AL AL AL
Rebecca E Johnson 1843 AL
dtr Celie Johnson 1878 TX

1880 Montague Co TX
self Jessy Davis 37 Alabama, United States
wife A. E. Davis 27 Alabama, United States
son Wm. Thomas Davis 8 Texas, United States
son John Davis 6 Texas, United States
daughter M. E. Davis 4 Texas, United States
daughter A. S. Davis 2 Texas, United States
daughter L. Davis 0 Texas, United States

?
1860 Jack Co TX / 1880; Census Place: Precinct 2, Wise, Texas; Roll: 1333; Family History Film: 1255333; Page: 121B; Enumeration District: 126.
W. Henry Jennings/Gennings 1827 AL
Mary E. Jennings 1838 AL
Jeninige/Georgia? Ann P. Jennings 1809 GA mother
Henry Johnson 1861 TX AL AL nephew
John T. White 1867 TX TN AL nephew
Chaleyan Cevaex 1875 Indian Territory mother AL niece

Name: Ann Jennings
Age in 1860: 50
Birth Year: abt 1810
Birthplace: Georgia
Home in 1860: Wise, Texas
Gender: Female
Post Office: Decatur

1900 Montague Co TX
head Jessee Davis M 58 Mississippi
wife Irene E Davis F 48 Alabama
daughter Laura A Davis F 20 Texas
son Jessee Davis M 17 Texas
daughter Lona A Davis F 16 Texas
daughter Mollie Davis F 14 Texas
daughter Pearl Davis F 12 Texas
daughter Lela Davis F 8 Texas

I am not related to these Johnson's.

Johnson Family in Red River County

wolfefam — 2013-03-04 07:04:15Z

My great aunt Irena or Arena Johnson tells the story that her family was attacked by Indians and all killed except her who was saved by their black nanny. They are listed on the 1860 Census in Red River County, Texas W. Johnson (father) Matilda (mother) and the following children: Arena age 7, William age 4, Sarah age 3, and Bradford born Apr 1860. If you have any information about this family please let me know. They do not show up anywhere in the 1870 Census except Irena. Irena (Arena) married Jesse Davis 12 Dec 1866 in Red River County when she was only 13. If anyone has any informaion on this family or on the Indian raids in Red River County in the early 1860's please contact me at wolfefam@gci.net or phone 907-235-7174

Re: Garrett Igo Jr. 1930, death date

roygaskey64 — 2013-02-21 09:46:03Z

John,
My E-Mail address is roygaskey@gmail.com
Home: 220 5th ave.
Sweet Home, Or, 97386

Phone 541-367-3668 My wife Darlene, would like to talk to you on the phone if possible. She is most excited about her family history. Thanks for lifting her spirits. My cell phone no. 541 405 6388. If you et back in the Sweet Home area please call.

Roy Gaskey

Re: Lanes Chapel Cemetery Red River County

Fuller_JudyA — 2013-02-20 10:44:18Z

hello my name is judy I am researching the cagle family. mary polly cagle, married to william c cagle. elvira cagle married to henry moore Eliza was my great grandmother Cora was my grandmother . I am trying to find mary polly cagles parents. I heard they were born in north Carolina. I hope I hear from you. my email is tennessee_butterfly03@yahoo.com

Re: SMITHS

greganddorothy823 — 2013-02-19 03:21:52Z

Ola,

My family has an oral history of my grandfather's grandfather and his wife being killed on the Red River by "whites". My Grandfather was part Cherokee. His name was Oley Smith. My grandfathers grandfather was Jackson Smith and his wife's name was Sarah. If the story is true they would have had to been killed after 1870 when their last child was born. Have you found any other information about what you have been looking for?

Dorothy

Re: Garrett Igo Jr. 1930, death date

oljohner — 2013-02-19 03:19:47Z

Ancestry wont allow me to attach a text file to send. Do you have a regular email address to which I may send if?

John

Re: Garrett Igo Jr. 1930, death date

roygaskey64 — 2013-02-19 00:01:13Z

We would love to have the narrative that you wrote out. Please let us know if there is anything I can do to help you out.

Thanks,

Roy and Darlene Gaskey
220 5th Ave
Sweet Home, OR
972386

roygaskey+Ancestry@gmail.com

Re: Garrett Igo Jr. 1930, death date

oljohner — 2013-02-18 14:14:49Z

Hello,
I was just discussing Gladys and Guy with a cousin of yours the other day. She is the daughter of Ancil Honeywell Guy's brother.

I doubt we have a much more colorful character in our family tree than Garrett Igo. Born in Boone's Fort, Kentucky the family moved to Texas when Garrett was only 3. He joined the Texas Calvary at barely 14 and rode-off into a bitter war. He was in Vicksburg, MS when the Confederate forces were surrendered. He was shipped to a Union prison camp (I have attached the paperwork involving his capture & imprisonment on Ancestry.com)

The 'Yankees' paroled him to go home & fight no more. No sooner did he get home then he joined another calvary outfit. The War ended before he was able to get back to action.

I wrote-out a narrative of Garrett's life blending all I was told about him and filled-in with guesses (fiction). If you would like to read it I would be glad to send it to you.

My grandmother was Ruby, Garrett's daughter. Ancil Honeywell once told me he remembered Ruby visiting Gladys fairly often when they lived in Wright City. Ruby was a favorite of mine.

We were in Sweet Home a few years ago to visit my wife's aunt Mickey Bess...Wife of Ray Bess. They moved there many years ago.

Please let me know if you would like more information about our family any whom.

John Lambe

PS Garrett & Ruby are buried in Denison cemetery in Idabel. Thelma, who died as a baby, flu I believ, and sister to Gladys is also burried in that plot.

Re: Garrett Igo Jr. 1930, death date

roygaskey64 — 2013-02-18 03:06:32Z

I am the daughter of Gladys Igo Honeywell,Gladys married Guy Honeywell in 1928 in Wright City Oklahoma Gladys and Guy had 9 children. Guy Honeywell and Gladys moved from Wright City Oklahoma to Sweet Home Oregon in Nov. 1947. Only three of her kids are still alive. Fred Honeywell of Medford Oregon, Darlene Gaskey of Sweet Home Oregon, and Peggy Honeywell also of Sweet Home. Gladys died in 1973 in Sweet Home. Garrett would be my grandfather. I would like to know more info about the Igo family if possible. The story that was told he named the town of Ibabell after two daughters or girlfriends Ida and Bell. My youngest son is the name sake Garrett Igo I would like to pass on all info to him.

Darlene Gaskey
Sweet Home, Or

Re: Avery Meadors

joyceb36 — 2013-02-11 21:34:52Z

Joseph Henry and Susan Emma moved to Washita county Oklahoma around 1900. They lived there when Jos. Henry died. He was buried in Washita cty. Susan Emma remarried to a Wm Bridges. She also died in the same county and is buried near Dill, OK.

Re: Any info on Sunkel?

jefrank83 — 2013-02-02 00:11:22Z

Yes - she is the sister to my great grandfather, George Sunkel. I have found more info on their history, back to mid 1700's in Bavarian Germany.

Re: Isaac E. Walker and Margarett E. Gray

phyniox_6963 — 2013-01-31 05:10:38Z

Hi im tanya smith collette ferriers granddaughter and im trying to follow in her steps of family history we have more to add if anyone can help me id be very grateful god bless 7147163062

Jackson,Fults,Anderson Family.. I need help..

sunnyday9 — 2013-01-27 01:39:25Z

Iam trying to find info on Thomas J.Jackson and
Mary Elizabeth Stephens Jackson children

I know they had children,mary jackson fults/fultz,john jackson

They are buried at lane cemetery celeste hunt county texas with the exception of john jackson

Here is the mystery..Thomas and mary also have grandson john c. anderson at lane cemetery died 1891 which would mean one of there daughters married a Anderson..But who ?? and what was her name ?? They most likely married in red river texas

Thomas and mary jackson had 4 children,only one living in 1900 according to the census..this would be john jackson

The family primarily started out living in carroll county mississippi..by 1870-1880 they where living in red river texas by 1882 they where living in celeste texas. Thomas died in 1916 and mary 1930

I have all the census records.pension records,obits,etc,none of these records mention the other 2 children..I would assume they died between 1870-late 1880's

if any one can help id so appreciate it and if someone can can do a library look up for john c andersons death record that would be a plus..

Thomas Jefferson Jackson is my GGreat Uncle

Re: Will Do Marriage Look-ups

sunnyday9 — 2013-01-27 01:25:58Z

looking for a marriage for a Anderson and Jackson around/between 1870's and 1880's

Thanks Barb!

Re: Obituary-SMITH

melbawashburn1 — 2013-01-25 01:35:07Z

Hello, My name is Melba Colley Washburn. I live in Odessa Tx. My dad was William Debbs Colley and his sister was Lillie Smith altho I never met her or Ocie, dad talked about them and always laughed because they had such fun as children. I have pictures of all of dads siblings except Lillie, and Everett, I have pictures to share iflike to see them.

Melba

Re: Silberberg Family

roertaponn — 2013-01-20 22:57:47Z

Did you locate the property and/or other information about the above family. I believe they lived in Clarksville.

Re: Silberberg

cjsilberberg — 2013-01-20 10:45:25Z

I've been away from the boards a long time. Started researching again and have questions about your great great aunt Anna Teague. You said she married Isadore Silberberg. Was she related to the Stobaugh family? Would like to contact you with more questions. Thanks.

Re: Hassell Johnston

jingles42 — 2013-01-11 15:20:31Z

Hassell Johnston was in my family and my mother knows his story very well. I would love to talk to you. my email is cheyallen@yahoo.com

Re: Dale book lookup request

regina_gualco — 2013-01-06 20:08:43Z

Thank you

Re: Dale book lookup request

lamarcogirl — 2013-01-06 11:00:23Z

Hi, just thought you should know, I found the death certificate for Allen McGlothen.

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K3C7-BL6
name: A S Mcglothen
event: Death
event date: 08 Oct 1933
event place: , Lamar, Texas, United States
gender: Male
marital status: Married
birth date:
birthplace: , Mississippi
father's name: Mcglothen
mother's name:
certificate number: 46758
film number: 2115870
digital folder number: 005145584
image number: 00282
Collection: A S Mcglothen, "Texas, Deaths (New Index, New Images), 1890-1976"

And it states he was buried in the Woodland Cemetery. Gives Mandy McGlothen as his wife. Buried Oct. 9, 1933 No parents listed. Born in Mississippi. About 50 years old.

Re: Andrew H. Harvey born Nov 1870, died May 1918

MaryWebster45 — 2012-12-21 12:45:44Z

Esta/Esther was not born as Esta, but as Adele Thompson 15 Oct 1906 Clarksville, Red River Co., TX. Source: FamilySearch.

Re: Andrew H. Harvey born Nov 1870, died May 1918

PaSain — 2012-12-20 23:52:07Z

Rosemay Harvey, age 14, listed in 1940 census in Red River county with her mother "Esta" Fezell and grandmother Lillie Thompson.

head Lillie Thompson F 67 Texas
divorced daughter Esta Fezell F 33 Texas
granddaughter Rosemary Harvey F 14 Texas

name: Lillie Emma/Evia Thompson
event: Death
event date: 13 Apr 1953
event place: Annona, Red River, Texas, United States
gender: Female
marital status: Widowed
birth date: 02 Feb 1873
birthplace: , Texas
father's name: Pat Seuter
mother's name: Rossey Ferguson
informant: Mrs. Joe Dube
certificate number: 21262
film number: 2113851
digital folder number: 005145281
image number: 01734
Citing this Record
"Texas, Deaths (New Index, New Images), 1890-1976," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org

Rose Mary or Rosemary Harvey did not have any children in Red River county that I can find. Esther's sister, Lula Vee Parchman 1897 - 1975 RR county lived in Annona buried Garland Cemetery, Mrs. Harvey Jones informant

Re: Andrew H. Harvey born Nov 1870, died May 1918

MaryWebster45 — 2012-12-20 13:41:21Z

Have a Esther Thompson married to James B. Harvey abt. 1925 Red River Co., TX, son of Andrew and Bonnie Harvey. Esther's parents were James M. Thompson and Lillie Evie Senter of Red River Co., TX. James and Esther had a daughter, Rose Mary Harvey, born 11 Jan 1926 Red River Co., TX. Esther and James divorced. I do not know what happened to Esther nor Rose Mary.

Re: Red River Relatives

steveanderson13571 — 2012-12-16 17:57:08Z

Hi, there are several trees up on James Morse and his family. Mine is called "Family Tree".

Re: Mary PIERCE b. abt. 1832

bangerman44 — 2012-12-10 23:32:41Z

Shelton Barr Luttrell and Betty Pierce were married in Texas and she died there. I am not at my home but when I get there in the next 2 weeks, I am more than happy to share the info I have. Its comes through my great aunt and I feel very close to the truth.

Barbara Angerman
Please respnd so I will easily be able to find you to respond.

Re: Stringer

HL2604 — 2012-12-02 17:46:00Z

Don't know how I missed the opportunity to "butt-in" on this conversation earlier?(lol) I've logged-on daily for the past 12 years and Red River is one of favorite counties. Your Stafford-roots are relatively easy to research. Minnie's parents were Robert Jehu Stafford (8 Aug 1849 - 13 Sep 1911) and Mary Louisa Crews (1855-1886). They're buried in Montgomery County, AR. R. J. Stafford remarried Mrs. Mary Neighbors, 15 May 1892, in Montgomery, AR. Find the Stafford-family 1900 AR-Montgomery-Caney-District 0130-Image 4 then 1880 AR-Montgomery-Gap-111-Image 18. Next door in 1880 lived Josiah Stafford(63), father of Robert Jehu. Click on Josiah and be guided to earlier census. I need to make note of an error on vital records. Minnie Aron Tackett (1884 - 21 Jan 1958) buried in Red River County. Minnie Garrett (18 Feb 1884 - 21 Mar 1956) buried in Lubbock County. The Lubbock burial is actually Minnie's twin Ninnie. Mary J. Stafford (Dec 1860 - 6 Jul 1904) died in Pike, AR. You'll find "R. Z." Stafford(59) widowed with fve chilren there in 1910. If you click on individual names 1900 and 1910, you'll be directed to subsequent census.

Re: Stringer

SMcKeever — 2012-12-02 12:30:31Z

yes, we are definitely related. Shelby Gene and I are 2nd cousins. I would love to connect with my Tackett Family. I live in Valliant, OK just across Red River from Clarksville, TX. Is there ever a family reunion?
I have heard my mother talk lots about her Aunt Minnie, Aunt Ninnie and Aunt Nerve (on the Stafford side) Would you be interested in sharing the Minnie Stafford info on down to you?

Re: Stringer

cmtackett_1 — 2012-12-02 08:19:36Z

Minnie Stafford is my great grandmother. I am Shelby's daughter from Relis and Edna. So I am guessing we are related!!!! Awesome. Would love to connect with you.

Re: James Abernathy Berry and Arminta Hamilton Berry

cjlint — 2012-11-15 05:09:34Z

James A and Arminta Berry are also my gg Grandparents. Would love to know more about them. Have been in touch with a distant cousin who lives in Atlanta and is descendant from William S Berry, SR and William S Berry, Jr. He has been able to provide info on our ggg Grandfather, Sylvester Berry. I am descendant from James Berry's daughter, Mary Ann Berry Steel.

Re: John Dickson (Ca. 1828 to 1890s) TN>KY>TX

gsmiller — 2012-11-10 13:43:56Z

Contact me at
jackson.purchase.ky

Gregory S. Miller
Murray, KY

Re: JAMES M CARDWELL FAMILY

ShelliFreeman — 2012-11-09 22:40:53Z

Jaysons uncle? Huh.....Yes Jayson knows alot of people as he grew up in Grand Prairie but he doesn't know anything about these people and whatever help his family tellls you they will be ...... they will just make it so that you are more confused and don't know what to beleive. If we had all this info don't you think I would not have to be on here asking you nay begging you for just one picture....one contact person........they do this though they get involved it is like they are hiding something its twisted and he ends up getting hurt somehow. I hope you will tell me whats going on and not be coy with me. Who contacted you or do you know us......Is this all a farce. I still can't find his obituary....if they wanted to help him or tell him anything about this family don't you think they would have saved an obituary or something ....of course he is going to be curious as to lineage.....ok. You can call me on 214-695-7193....sorry about my phone

Re: JAMES M CARDWELL FAMILY

HL2604 — 2012-11-09 22:26:24Z

Believe I cannot proceed farther. You are not accepting phone calls. Jason's uncle insists he knows how to get in touch with relatives in Grand Prairie. The obit was found on Genealogy Bank, a paid research service. I do not have a scanner so that is not an option. Best wishes! Also, I do not have access to photos.

Re: JAMES M CARDWELL FAMILY

ShelliFreeman — 2012-11-09 19:42:31Z

What...........he has an obituary.....I am stunned. Where did you find that, how did you find that.......I am asking the wrong questions here I am just so incredibly shocked and impressed and filled with anticipation and sadness at the same time. WOW, so this is new to us. He named Jayson in his obituary ..... we didn't know if he really knew we actually don't know much. Hell you know more than we do.....We didn't know they had so many kids. You are amazing. Can you give me the link to see the obituary and also any pics as I am sure you already have. How can I repay you.....Let me buy next months subscription for you or let me send you an amazon gift card or please let me feel like I am contributing as well. No I don not have a suscription myself because I never found anything in the 10 years I have looked. My mother does and she tried to look and never found anything for the last 4 years. You just have done so much, I found a Cardwell Project link. Yes they are doing a study worldwide trying to link up this crazy family to one another because apparently since 1750 they have not been able to keep up with this bunch and there are alot of them like nomads just wondering about everywhere not staying in touch. So they are all spread out and were you able to find any sort of picture and also contact info and you can call me or email me directly. Just let me know the subject in the email from you so I will know it is ligit and I will give you my phone number and I would love love love to talk to you............
THANK YOU

Re: JAMES M CARDWELL FAMILY

HL2604 — 2012-11-09 11:36:24Z

Where do you guys go from here? In Roy's obit, he was survived by: son Jason Cardwell Freeman of Grand Prairie, father W. T. Caldwell of Grand Prairie, mother Lily Cardwell of Austin, brother Gary Cardwell of Houston, and three sisters: Lulu Groom of Eustace, Carolyn Swatsell of Grand Prairie, and Evelyn Norton of Utah. Lulu was/is the sister born Leota B. and she shared both parents with Roy. Gary and Carolyn were born to W. T.'s first wife Mary Ellen Stotts. Uncertain about Evelyn's parentage. Do you subscribe to ancestry.com? If so, I'll forward contact info off-line.

Re: JAMES M CARDWELL FAMILY

Brightstarr10 — 2012-11-08 06:00:00Z

http://teafor2.com/AW/index.php?content=acemetery&cemID=...

Moore Cemetery, Arlington, Tarrant, TX

CARDWELL Harold R 1920-1973
CARDWELL Opal L and William B
CARDWELL Patsy Ann and Joe Edd Sr
CARDWELL Roy B 1957-1993
CARDWELL Sallie Lou and Wiley C
CARDWELL Willie R and William T
CUMMINS Raburne E and Veneta
CUMMINS Samuel M and Thelma L
CUMMINS William Clark MD 1964-2002

http://boards.ancestry.co.uk/surnames.cardwell/768/mb.ashx

possible contact.

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...

Re: John Dickson (Ca. 1828 to 1890s) TN>KY>TX

sbduncan155 — 2012-11-07 20:42:20Z

These are my ancestors. Would be glad to share what I know and would love more information on John Baker Dickson's parents. I have Alexander Dickson and Elizabeth Baker, but not too much other than those names.

Re: JAMES M CARDWELL FAMILY

HL2604 — 2012-11-07 15:02:51Z

Sorry, but I'm not related or even residing in Texas! To learn more, will require some "legwork" on your end! William T. Cardwell Jr died 17 Sep 2006 in Athens, TX. See if you can locate an obit which should provide names of survivors and possibly relatives who died before him? His mom Willie died 12 Oct 1982 and sister Venita Cummins (7 Jan 2005) expired in Grand Prairie. Their obits should also lead to other relatives. Roy B. Cardwell died 27 Oct 1993 and is buried in Arlington. His obit might prove helpful?