61. Burnet County, Texas Genealogy Page Of TXGenWeb Project Offers sources for researchers in county genealogy. Includes a query page, sources for looks, extensive bibliography of references on genealogy in this county, surname list and other interesting items. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txburnet/

62. Texas Genealogy - Looking 4 Kin Genealogy & Family History Network & Chat This group is dedicated to helping people with researching their ancestors in Texas. Can you help by offering tips, suggestions or lookups? Do you have the tim… http://www.looking4kin.com/xn/detail/4527236:Group:1590?xg_source=activity

63. Texas Genealogy - Genealogy Texas Genealogy Genealogy is a personally written site at BellaOnline Texas is known as the Lone Star State; friendship is the state motto. Texas comes from the word teysha http://www.bellaonline.com/ArticlesP/art22812.asp

Printer Friendly Version Tina Sansone BellaOnline's Genealogy Editor Texas Genealogy Texas is known as the Lone Star State; friendship is the state motto. Texas comes from the word teysha meaning hello friend in the language of the Caddo Indian tribes. Spanish explorers and settlers used this word to refer to the friendly tribes throughout Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas. It leads the nation in total productivity. It is the leading oil producer in the nation. More beef is produced in Texas than in any other state. It is still the nation's largest cotton producer. Texas is a giant in the space industry, and is a major player in high technology. Fittingly, Texas also boasts the largest of all the state capitol buildings, constructed of 15,000 carloads of pink granite. No state has a greater variety of reptiles, or a more diverse selection of flowers, than the great state of Texas. Among them the Horned Lizard (toad), the official state reptile and Bluebonnets, the official state flower. Texas joined the Union for the first time in 1845, December 29th. Then, the Civil War occurred. Texas seceded from the Union over the course of the first part of 1861 and joined the Confederacy. Readmission seems to have been a gradual process.** "When the war ended in April 1865, Texas was still considered to be in revolt (the last battle of the Civil War was fought on Texas soil after the surrender at Appomattox). Although a state of peace was declared as existing between the United States and the other Southern States on April 2, 1866, President Andrew Johnson did not issue a similar proclamation of peace between the U.S. and Texas until August 20, 1866, even though the Constitutional Convention of 1866 had approved on March 15, 1866 an ordinance to nullify the actions of the Secession Convention.**

64. Anderson County Texas Genealogy Researching Genealogy In Northeast Texas Libraries Daughters of the Republic of Texas Library The Daughters of the Republic of http://www.kindredtrails.com/TX_Anderson.html

Web www.kindredtrails.com Genealogy Products Shop online for over 1500 family history related products. TheFamilyHistoryStore Heritage Scrapbooking Everything you need to preserve your family's memories forever. TheFamilyHistoryStore Libraries, Archives Researching Genealogy In Northeast Texas Libraries Daughters of the Republic of Texas Library The Daughters of the Republic of Texas Library is part of the Alamo complex in San Antonio, Texas Documents of Early Texas These are among the most referenced of early Texas documents. They have earned a prominent place in the rich history of Texas in the ninteenth century Sam Houston Regional Library and Research Center Liberty, TX 77575-0310 Phone: (936) 336-8821 Anderson County Texas Archives USGenWeb Archives Guide to Genealogical Resources in the Texas State Archives State Records Center and Talking Book Warehouse 4400 Shoal Creek Blvd.

65. Lamar County, Texas Genealogy And Family History Lamar County is located in the northern corner of Texas, on the Oklahoma border. Paris is the county seat and is the second largest Paris in the world. http://gen.1starnet.com/

Home County Contacts Contact Me Site Map Coming Soon Addresses Bible Records Biographies Census Records ... Cemetery Records - New db online!! Churches Civil War in Lamar County County Demographics County History Courthouse Information ... Famous People - New!! Genealogical Society Historical Organizations Information About Lamar County Information About Paris ... Land Records - New! Lawyers Library - Genealogical Library - Public Links - Updated!! Lookup Volunteers Mailing List Maps Marriage Records ... Military Records News Articles Past County Officials Pension Records Photographs - Updated!! Photographers Postcards Publications for sale Queries ... Reunions - Updated!! Tax Lists TXGenWeb Archives - Lamar County TXGenWeb Archives Wills Yearbooks Lamar County is located in the northern corner of Texas, on the Oklahoma border. Paris is the county seat and is the second largest Paris in the world. Although George W. Wright is often considered the first permanent settler in the area, his family settled downriver at Pecan Point in 1816 and did not actually move to the future Lamar County until 1839. The area of present Lamar County was within the boundaries of Red River County at the time of the Republic of Texas. By 1840 population growth necessitated a new county, and legislation was introduced by representatives from Red River County. Wright, who had served in the Third Congress as a representative from Red River County, was a major promoter of the founding of Lamar County, which was established by act of the Fifth Congress of the republic on December 17, 1840, and organized by election on February 1, 1841. At the time, the county included much of what is now Delta County.

66. Franklin County - TXGenWeb Welcome to Franklin County, Texas Genealogy! Proud member of the TXGenWeb and USGenWeb Projects http://www.mt-vernon.com/~skelly/

@import url(pages/layout3.css); Welcome to Franklin County, Texas Genealogy! Proud member of the TXGenWeb and USGenWeb Projects Home We would like to welcome you to the Franklin County, Texas GenWeb web site. This is part of the TXGenWeb Project, and Chris Skelly is the U.S. GenWeb County Coordinator for Franklin County. If you would like to adopt a county in TXGenWeb, please contact the State Coordinator Franklin County, Texas Genealogy Web Site, URL: http://www.mt-vernon.com/~skelly/ Thank You to OpticNet Site created by Megan Skelly, Rapunzell's Tower Graphics. Please email Chris Skelly with any site updates and suggestions. This Site Last Updated October 1, 2010. Menu Home Franklin County: Information History Franklin Co. Map Mt. Vernon Map ... Franklin County Genealogical Society Online Tools: Lookups Queries Surnames Marriages ... Texas Counties List Search Update List If you would like to be notified when this page is updated, or new books are published, etc. Join our Updates List, click here Guestbook Sign Our Guestbook View Our Guestbook Our Guestbook is for signing and comments, etc. Please do not post queries in the Guestbook. To post queries, click on "Queries" in the menu to the left.

67. Coleman County, Texas Genealogy And History Index C oleman C ounty, T exas R esearch T ools Tools for your genealogical and local history research http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~jrterry/colemancounty/

Search billions of records on Ancestry.com C oleman C ounty, T exas R esearch T ools Tools for your genealogical and local history research www.colemanhistory.com image owned by Ralph Terry Coleman County Courthouse with District and County Clerks' Offices to the left taken about 1905 Search the Coleman County Website There are two ways to contact others that have an interest in Coleman County History and Local Genealogy: Send an email to TXCOLEMA-L@rootsweb.com and the message will go to everyone subscribed to the Coleman County Mail List. You can subscribe to the Coleman County Mail List by click here and type "subscribe" on the email SUBJECT line and in the BODY of this email message. If you would like to send an email to the the administration of this site, it can be sent to TXCOLEMA-admin@rootsweb.com The second method to contact others is to post (or seach) a message on the Coleman County Message Board Go down to "Begin New Thread" to post a message. Anyone may look at the Message Board for messages posted there. Below are basic catagories which Coleman County information falls under.

68. Henderson County, Texas Genealogy Links - TX Geneology genealogy links for Henderson County, Texas including census records,military records, cemetery.. http://www.genealogylinks.net/usa/texas/henderson.htm

Mormon Database Search Cemetery Search Surname Search Ellis Island Records Search ... Counties More to Explore: instantly search 12 million newspaper pages of birth, marriage, death and obituary announcements etc. from 1690 - today US Vital Records Databases huge genealogy database of birth, marriage, Genealogy Records Search over 400 million US names Texas Genealogy Sites Texas Obituaries Texas Marriage Records Texas Vital Records Guide Free Genealogy Search Engines ... Texas Genealogy Message Boards Henderson County, Texas Genealogy Links Cemeteries of Henderson County - at Interment.net Henderson Co. Genealogy Forum read and post messages about your ancestors for this county Henderson County, TX Genweb Project a collection of online resources for genealogy researchers Henderson County; Confederate Pension Applications Henderson County Surnames Land Survey Abstract Indices of the Original Land Owners of Texas - Henderson County The Tombstone Transcription Project - cemeteries for Henderson Co. TX ... US GenWeb Archives for Henderson County cemeteries, newspapers, wills, military rosters etc recorded online World War II Honor List of Dead and Missing Army and Army Air Forces Personnel - Henderson County page 1 and page 2 Additional Resources

69. Home It has been a while since I have added any commentaries to the website, so I just wanted to make note of something Shirley Banks, who is one of our members, has been so http://northtexasgenealogyassociation.web.officelive.com/

North Texas Genealogical Association Home Contact Us Online Resources Newsletters ... Pedigree Sheets MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR THE CHRISTMAS PARTY December 2, 2010 TO ALL NTGA MEMBERS We need your help!   Please help us with gathering and submitting information such as pedigree sheets, old photographs, family stories, and historical timelines for our North Texas Counties. We need this information for our journal and for our quarterly newsletters. Regular membership is $15.00  per individual and $20.00 per family.  Dues are payable January 1, and membership is for one calendar year (Jan 1 through Dec 31).  Membership entitles you to all publications of the Association (one per family).  If you have information that you would like to submit to the website, please Contact Us The North Texas Genealogical Association promotes and preserves genealogical and historical information that pertains to Archer, Baylor, Clay, Hardeman, Jack, Wichita, Wilbarger, and Young Counties, of North Texas. The North Texas Genealogical Association is a Partner Society with Texas State Genealogical Society Regular Meetings are held on the first Thursday of each month at the Museum of North Texas History, located at 720 Indiana Street, in Wichita Falls, TX.  Business meetings begin promptly at 7:00 P.M., and are followed by a program or learning session.

70. Texas Genealogy Search online databases for your ancestors* * Subscription may be required. Free trial available in some cases. Search Texas State Records on Footnote.com http://www.mycinnamontoast.com/perl/results.cgi?region=1048&sort=n

71. Texas Genealogy Forum Next Page Page Listings All Messages. John Chism to Lincoln Co. N.M. Nita 10/24/10. Tabb family in Texas - John Tabb 10/24/10. Librado Mendoza Bexar Co TX - Tim Heller 10 http://genforum.genealogy.com/tx/

DisplayAd('top', 728, 90); Chat Daily Search My GenForum Community Standards ... Terms of Service Jump to Forum Home Regional U.S. States : Texas Genealogy Forum Counties for this State Texas Genealogy Forum Search this forum: Find all of the words Find any of the words 61775 Messages Posted Jump to # Next Page Page Listings All Messages Seeking info on John A. Hamilton that died in Lavaca County, Texas Karen McClendon Re: Seeking info on John A. Hamilton that died in Lavaca County, Texas Thomas Kerwin Re: Seeking info on John A. Hamilton that died in Lavaca County, Texas Karen McClendon Josh Lawson Eleanor Riddle Re: Josh Lawson Robin Liashek-Delaney Re: Josh Lawson Janet Re: Josh Lawson Janet Re: Josh Lawson Eleanor Riddle Louise William Peeler Edwin Peeler William H Moreland-Rosa Hamilton Karen McClendon Re: William H Moreland-Rosa Hamilton Joan E. Rambo Re: William H Moreland-Rosa Hamilton Karen McClendon Next Page Page Listings All Messages http://genforum.genealogy.com/tx/ Search this forum: Find all of the words Find any of the words Search all of GenForum: Proximity matching Agreement of Use Link to GenForum Add Forum Home ... Affiliate DisplayAdBanner("Bottom", 728, 90 , "boards/")

72. Brazos Genealogical Association, Brazos Co Texas The Brazos Genealogical Association supports genealogical research in the Brazos County Texas area. Member surname list. Meetings schedule and how to join. Queries accepted and http://brazosgenealogy.org/

Welcome to Brazos County, Texas! Located between the Navasota and Brazos rivers in southeast central Texas, and bounded on the northwest by Robertson County, on the east by Madison and Grimes counties, on the south by Washington County, and on the southwest by Burleson County. The county was named for the nearby Brazos River. Bryan is the county seat, and College Station is the other major community in the county. It comprises 588 square miles of rolling prairie and woodland. Brazos County has been the site of human habitation for more than 12,000 years. Evidence of Paleo-Indian inhabitants in the area has turned up in the form of spearpoints, and the remains of a butchered mammoth have been found at the Duewall-Newberry Site on the Brazos River. Within the historic period, Spanish explorers reported Bidai and Tonkawa Indians in the area, and there is evidence that groups related to the Apaches and Comanches occasionally hunted buffalo as far east as Brazos County. Spanish travelers on the Old San Antonio Road passed along the northwest boundary of the future county, but there was no Spanish settlement in the area. In 1860 growth in the county was speeded by the arrival of the Houston and Texas Central Railroad, with Millican as its terminus. On the eve of the Civil War, Brazos County had a mixed economy of small farms and a few larger plantations, with a population of 1,713 whites and 1,063 slaves. Of the 118 slaveholders in the county, seventy-seven owned fewer than five slaves, and only four owned more than fifty. The county voted 215 to 44 for secession in 1861 and mobilized its inhabitants for the war. The railhead at Millican became an important transportation center for the Confederate war effort, and a training camp was established nearby in 1861.

73. South Texas Home Page It is located 32 miles east of Laredo, Texas. GENEALOGY is our hobby. This page is dedicated to the search for our ancestors and as the title of this page suggests, also assisting http://home.granderiver.net/~rlblack/home.html

Welcome everyone, from hot south Texas. My name is Robert Black and my wife is Nora. We have two beautiful daughters named Lindsey and Kasey and now two beautiful granddaughters. We live in a very small south Texas town called Mirando City . It is located 32 miles east of Laredo, Texas. GENEALOGY is our hobby. This page is dedicated to the search for our ancestors and as the title of this page suggests, also assisting anyone interested in genealogy in south Texas. When we say south Texas, we are concentrating our search for people that lived in Texas basically south of San Antonio, but we don't want to place any limitations on our page. We will accept surnames or queries from anyone, but the majority of our ancestors lived in south Texas. This area is rich in history and ought to make for a interesting search for ancestors. To assist others in their search for ancestors from south Texas, we have started our South Texas Surname Page and a South Texas History and Genealogy Links page. On the surname page you can enter the surnames of your family that lived in south Texas and include your e-mail address so that others researching the same surnames can get in touch with you. The Links page will be dedicated to internet sources of history and genealogy for the south Texas area. Any suggestions for links would be greatly appreciated. Check out our other home pages.

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