Maydelle Smith Meier
Sat, 14 Dec 2002 12:58:31
Trying to find some record of my gr grandfather's marriage to Margaret
CONNALLY, about 1836. Know the SMITHs moved
to Gonzales Co., starting with Isham Smith, James' father and lived at Pecan Branch. Anyone
know about them? Would appreciate help. Maydelle Smith Meier
Len
Sun, 22 Dec 2002 09:20:35
HUNT and WARE family in town of
Waelder, Gonzales County, Texas. Franny and Benjamin Hunt and daughters: Vennie Hunt, Anna
Hunt. Lavenia/Anna Ware. C.A. Ware, Ware Hotel in town of Waelder 1870s-1890s, maybe
1910s. I have 1870 photos, letters...Any one else connected to this family ? -- lenrein@aol.com
Maydelle Smith Meier
Sat, 14 Dec 2002 12:58:31
Trying to find some record of my gr grandfather's marriage to Margaret
CONNALLY, about 1836. Know the Smiths moved to Gonzales Co., starting with
Isham SMITH, James' father and lived at Pecan Branch. Anyone know about them? Would
appreciate help. Maydelle Smith Meier
Len
Tue, 17 Dec 2002 14:15:15
Franny (NASH) NASH and Ben Nash moved to Texas from Neshoba
County, Mississiippi. Franny's father had been a member of the State Legislature befor the War
and Ben's father was a Probate Judge...both of Neshoba County. Franny and Ben Hunt had two
daughters: Levenia b. circa 1861 in MS and Anna b. circa 1864 in Texas. I have an 1870 court
document from Neshoba County, MS that indicates the family lived in Mimitt County... but an
1878 letter discusses the boarding house/hotel in Gonzales County. I also have an 1870 photo of
Franny Nash Hunt and a photo of her two daughters. My g.g.grandfather was her older brother. I
would be most interested to make contact with one of their descendants. Len -- lenrein@aol.com
WLF59
Sun, 8 Dec 2002 22:25:37
Looking for any information concerning the parents of Wesley DAVIS
and Alice WEEKS who were married in Gonzales
County on September 15, 1883. Thanks.
Jeannine
Mon, 18 Nov 2002 14:51:34
One of my far-distant cousins was suppose to end up with his "wagon train" and stopped in an
area and told his family "This is it, "our Sweet Home"!!" thus naming the name of the town Sweet
Home about the 1830's. The book said the TOLBERT family was also with the group in Sweet
Home. I personally know some Tolbert's in Yoakum, I am assumming they are descendents, I also
know the HERMES family in Sweet Home. 1st. Question: According to Lavaca history, who
founded Sweet Home??? 2nd Question: In the 1840's-1860's were ferries used to cross the
Navidad river in the northern area around Borden/Weimer area, etc.?? Where was the crossing
that was used in route to San Filepe when Sam Houston was enroute to Groce Plantation in
March, 1836??? Did the trail cross Lavaca county or Fayette County? 3rd Question: My
ggggrandfather was a ferryman in the 1850 Census in Colorado County, but, they apparently lived
on the Colorado/Lavaca County line. Does Lavaca have any cemeteries in that area? Jeannine --
j9rich@juno.com
John Harris Hurtt
Mon, 28 Oct 2002 11:16:34
My grandparents, Lewis Goodloe HARRIS and Teodolinda (Linda) STONE were reportedly
married in November, 1914, but can't establish in which County it occured. From what I can
gather it was either Bexar, Gonzales or Maverick and am looking for help.
Thank you for any assistance, John Harris Hurtt
Jo Sehl
Fri, 11 Oct 2002 15:02:19
Searching for any information relating to the death of Joseph D. CLEMENTS in March of 1844,
also any ancestors that might be known. Thanks, Jo, Kansas USA