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| 1 | Aurora Remembered Settlement on the Sabine Lake, first known as Sparks Settlement, and is now Port Arthur, where the Sparks, Courts, Gentz, Burrell, Johnson, Clark, Hayes, and other families lived from 1830s until late 1890s when disease, hurricanes, and mosquitos forced the families to abandon their settlement, moving further inland to Port Neches, Groves, and Beaumont. |
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| 2 | Coat of Arms Family Crests |
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| 3 | ![]() | Court Family Drownings Seven Family Members died from drowning |
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| 4 | Courts and Sparks Family Members |
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| 5 | Courts, Samuel Helmer and Claude Gentz Family |
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| 6 | Jones, Mabra and Sarah Lovelady Family Includes Collection of Family Letters (1854-1970)transcribed letters supplied by Leonard Meyer, from Halletsville. Mr. Meyer was a descendent of the Butts or Bounds family. He came in possession of letters of Susan Bounds, and shared the letters that pertained to our family. This collection contains predominantly letters written to and from Mary Jones to her siblings and grandparents, a few of their responses. Through these letters we get a good glimpse into the lives of the children of Mabra Madden Jones. |
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| 7 | Ryther, Anthony, Stone Media |
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| 8 | Sabine Pass Lions Park 7th and Broadweay Sabine Pass, Jefferson Co, Texas Texas Historic Marker No. 10500 honoring Thomas Court |
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| 9 | Sherman Family of Chambers County Jacob Haven Sherman, Sr.,and wife Rebecca Stebbins Sherman left NY with their ever growing young family in about 1828 to began a journey lasting over a quarter a century and to cover over 2,000 miles. Jacob died while they were in St. Louis in 1850, but Rebecca and by then grown children and grandchildren traveled on till they reached Chambers County in 1855. This record is in honor of Amanda Sherman, my great-grandmother and granddaughter of this wonderful Pioneer Family. |
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| 10 | Sparks Exhibit - Museum of the Gulf Coast 700 Proctor Street Port Arthur, Texas c 1993 |
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| 11 | Veterans Memorial Wall of Forest Lawn 4955 Pine Street Beaumont, Texas (in honor or all Veterans, both living and deceased) My father, Robert Moyer, served in WWII (1942-45) in Europe and North Africa. My son, Yusuf Robert Sharp (living), served in the US Navy on the USS Roosevelt during the Kosovo War in 1999. I'm very proud to have grandfather and grandson on the Memorial Wall. |
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