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Limestone County, Texas was formed in 1846 from Robertson
County. Records are available from 1873.
The County Seat is Groesbeck. The original courthouse in Springfield
burned
in 1873, with the loss of all records.
Fort Parker was the site of the massacre in 1836 in which most of the Parker
family were killed, and some of the family members were carried off to become
captives, including Cynthia Ann Parker.
Genealogy Lock-in ~~ Waco, McLennan Co., TX ~~ Oct 30, 2009
The Hill Co Genealogical Society now has a web site. Please visit their
new site for possible resources for your research area.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~txhcgs/
The Butler Co. AL site has some of the tombstone pictures
posted for Lost Prairie Cemetery you can see them
HERE
Early
Executions
Texas Slave Narratives
Fugitives from 1878
Landmarks and Vanishied
Communities
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