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| 2301 |  | Stone, William, Gov Allegorical Painting of Cecil Calvert Presenting the Acts of Toleration to Gov. William Stone, oil painting, 1853, by Tompkins Harrison Matteson (1813-1884), sometimes erroneously entitled: The Founding of Maryland. Painting is located in the Senate Lounge, Maryland State House. MSA SC1545-2551. |
Owner of original: http://mdroots.thinkport.org/library/williamverlindastone.asp |
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| 2302 |  | Story of Prettyman Jones Sr. & his wife, Sarah -
Alfred Jones - Byrd Smith Jones - Rebecca Jones - James Isabll
by D. Mitchell Jones - Web Page http://www.ajlambert.com/jones/stry_pjs.pdf |
Owner of original: D. Mitchell Jones |
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| 2303 |  | Stovall, Catherine Gallagher and Margaret "Maggie" Gallagher |
Owner of original: Ruthie E. Gallagher Bartling |
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| 2304 |  | Strahan, Emanuel |
Owner of original: findagrave by Michael Revels |
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| 2305 |  | Strahan, Manuel and Mary R. Greene |
Owner of original: Davids Genealogy Revised (Ancestry.com) |
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| 2306 |  | Strahan, Martha Parrish Jacobs Chapel Cemetery, Woden, Nacogdoches County, Texas |
Owner of original: Mary Grider Date: abt 2014 |
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| 2307 |  | Strahan, Moses |
Owner of original: ancestry.com |
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| 2308 |  | Stricker, Henry J. Sr. death certificate | ||
| 2309 |  | Stricker, Henry John, Sr. |
Owner of original: pvdeming |
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| 2310 |  | Stricker, Henry John, Sr., and Runie Mable Moore |
Owner of original: pvdeming |
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| 2311 |  | Stricker, Henry, Sr. and Runie M. Moore Marriage certificate | ||
| 2312 |  | Stricker, Herman Death Certificate | ||
| 2313 |  | Stricker, Werner -Immigration 9 Mar 1858 "The Laura" from Bremen, Germany to New York, New York (d) |
Date: 9 Mar 1858 |
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| 2314 |  | Stricker, Werner and Anna B. Franz Marriage certificate | ||
| 2315 |  | Stricker, Werner and Anna Barbara Franz Marriage Certificate | ||
| 2316 |  | Suit for Partition
Beaumont Enterprise August 25, 1910 Plaintiffs: W.M. Gallier and wife Alvina Maass Defendant: J.G. C. Harris, executor of estate of Charlotte "Lottie" Gentz Maass. |
Owner of original: Beaumont Enterprise |
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| 2317 |  | Survey of Ludwick Mohler's tract in Earl Twp
Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania
(Ludwig Moler) |
Owner of original: http://www-personal.umich.edu/~bobwolfe/genbob/1741_LudwigMohlerSurveyC121-471.jpg |
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| 2318 |  | Taft Memorial Cemetery - Small, Charles Caswell and Willie Annie Houston Small Status: Located; Alcalde Road, Taft, San Patricio Co, Texas |
Owner of original: findagrave.com by Bryan Martin Date: 22 Feb 2009 |
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| 2319 |  | Taylor, James and Elvira Chase | ||
| 2320 |  | Texas - Confederate States 1861 - 1865 When the Civil War broke out in 1861, The State of Texas decided to join with the Southern Confederate states. Governor Sam Houston resigned and refused to swear allegiance with the Confederates. The news of the 1863 Emancipation Proclamation did not reach Texas until June 19th, 1865. The last battle of the Civil War was fought at Brownsville on May 11, 1865 a month after the formal surrender of General Lee at Appomattox. Texas was readmitted to the Union on March 30, 1870. Anson Jones was the last president of the Republic of Texas. In the changing of the flags ceremony he said, The final act in this great drama is now performed, the Republic of Texas is no more. http://texasproud.com/history/six-flags-over-texas-history | ||
| 2321 |  | TEXAS GIRLHOOD Written by Mary Anne "Nona" Stricker Sturgeon, daughter of Henry Stricker and Runie Moore, granddaughter of Mary Madden Jones Norton and 2nd husband, William C. Moore, written in 1930s, tells of her life growing up in predominantly Waco and various maternal and paternal family members. Journal graciously provided by Nona's grandson, Kris Banvard, son of Mary Elizabeth Sturgeon and Roger Emil Banvard,and his wife Paula Deming. (d) |
Date: abt 1933 |
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| 2322 |  | Texas Ice Company - Jones, Harvey Mabry advertisement in City Directory (1940 issue) (d) | ||
| 2323 |  | Texas owned by Mexico 1821 - 21 Apr 1836 Mexico: 1821 April 21, 1836 San Jacinto Day In 1821 Mexico gained independence from Spain and the region of Texas became part of Mexico. The Austin family received a grant to settle 300 US citizens in the new territory. These settlers were led by Stephen F. Austin. Many more soon followed. Santa Anna was elected governor of Mexico in 1832 and soon after sent troops into Texas to force martial law. The Texans first rebelled at Goliad in 1835. A troop of Mexican soldiers had come to get their cannon and the Texians refused making a flag that said Come and Take it! The Texians then took over the city of San Antonio. On March 2, 1836 at the town of Washington on the Brazos, a group of 59 representatives voted to declare Texas independence. Just 4 days later, on March the 6th, Santa Anna led his army to the Alamo where he had all survivors executed. He marched on to Goliad and had everyone shot there as well. General Sam Houston and his army of Texians faced their final battle with Santa Anna along the banks of Buffalo Bayou. They fought and won independence for Texas at the Battle of San Jacinto on April 21, 1836 http://texasproud.com/history/six-flags-over-texas-history | ||
| 2324 |  | Texas Ranger Badge |
Owner of original: http://www.thehomesecuritysuperstore.com/self-defense-police-equipment-online-badges-and-id-historical-badge-texas-rangers-bw8-p=3117?gclid=CJOc1uzsz9QCFU-4wAod4goMdA |
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| 2325 |  | Texas, Dewitt Colony Land Grants map 1 of 2 (d) Lavaca and Dewitt County maps |
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| 2326 | | Texas, Jefferson County Returns April 1838 signed May 1, 1838 by Joseph Pulsifur, Names of Persons who have received their certificates, amount of Land granted, date of the Claimant's Immigration to this country (Texas) This document is linked to those listed who appear in this file. John Jett Thomas Court John McGaffey Tapley Abner Ashworth Michel Peveto II Michel Peveto III Christian Hillebrandt (immigrant) Benjamin "Berry" Johnson (document found at BLO, graciously furnished to me by Jaye Nelson) | ||
| 2327 |  | Texas, Jefferson County, Beaumont, Magnolia Cemetery Status: Located; Cunniff, John Veteran Headstone |
Owner of original: Ron Franke |
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| 2328 |  | Texas, Jefferson County, Beaumont, Magnolia Cemetery John Cunniff (original headstone) |
Owner of original: findagrave by WSW Date: 22 May 2009 |
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| 2329 |  | Texas, Jefferson County, Sabine Pass - Thomas Court |
Owner of original: Sherry Sharp |
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| 2330 | | Texas, Lavaca County, map 2 of 2 (d) Lavaca and Dewitt County maps |
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| 2331 |  | The Alexander Breckenridge Log Home The Alexander Breckenridge Log Home, the oldest building still standing on the headwaters of the Holston River - the log house built by Alexander Breckenridge in 1769. This style of construction is typical for the era in which it was built - the country was young and rapidly expanding westward, and the most readily available (and affordable) building materials were rough logs and stone. In those days, when materials were needed for building a new structure, trees were cut down and hewn into shape by hand. The logs were then measured, cut, notched and carefully stacked on top of one another - much like a puzzle. The spaces between the logs were filled in with pine tar and/or mud. Stones were gathered and used to build a fireplace and chimney. If the homeowner had enough time and/or money, the stones were usually cut into more or less uniform rectangles. Otherwise, they were used in their natural, irregular shapes. Today, there are relatively few of these wonderful old log houses still around to serve as reminders of 18th century American life. Most of them are privately owned and in various stages of decay, but the Alexander Breckenridge log house was completely restored and moved to its present Abingdon, Virginia location behind the Washington County Public Library in 1985-86 by the Washington County Preservation Foundation. October 6, 2005 Washington County Public Library, Abingdon, Virginia | ||
| 2332 | | The Grass Was Not Greener Across the Sabine River Article telling of the 14 families who left Louisiana for Atascosito, Texas in 1805. Inspired by the book, "Lost Spanish Towns; Atascosito and Trinidad de Salcedo" by Jean L. Epperson. Author unknown; submitted to Ancestry by user name genethibodea 25 Feb 2011. |
Owner of original: http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/20284647/person/924767092/story/1b8bbc4d-7e91-4bbd-a4c7-639cd4acc6ec?src=search |
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| 2333 |  | The Great Storm of 1886:
A Day of Agony and Death at Sabine Pass, Texas
By W. T. Block
Reprinted from Beaumont Enterprise, January 9, 1977
website: Great Storm of 1886 By W. T. Block Reprinted from Beaumont Enterprise, January 9, 1977 website: http://www.wtblock.com/wtblockjr/great1.htm |
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| 2334 |  | The History of Gonzales County Texas bios of: Reid, Jesse Taylor and Helendea Magdelene Hughes Reid, Frank Cheatham and Agusta Narcissus Stulting Reid, Addison Lumpkin and families pg 452 |
Owner of original: ancestry.com |
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| 2335 |  | The Moler Family cemetery
(note: As it turned out through Y-DNA, this George Adam Moler was not the son of Ludwig who immigrated in 1730 with three sons, one being named George. Per History of Lancaster County," published in 1883, no further info was had of Ludwig's son George. This dedication is in error.) of Jefferson County, West Virginia In this cemetery are buried George Adam Moler (1714-1783) and his wife Eve. George Adam Moler came to America on Aug 29, 1730 with his father, Ludwig Mohler, settling first in Lancaster, Penn. He moved to this area around 1758. He received a land grant from Lord Fairfax in 1762. Due to a misspelling on this land grant "George changed the spelling of his last name from Mohler to Moler. This cemetery is on the original land grant. Also buried here are George Adam Moler, Jr., who served in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War, and George Washington Moler, Jr., who served in Co. "D", 12th Virginia Cavalry Laurel Brigade C.S. A., who was wounded and died at Staunton, VA, on Dec 22 1863. This memorial is placed in memory of all the Moler's of Jefferson County, West Virginia, and their descendants. June 2001" |
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| 2336 | | The Neches River, Its History and Culture published at http://outdoorstudies.com, a site devoted to Southeast Texas waterways. History tells of John Sparks ferry and Sterling Spell's strength, and many interesting facts about the early days along the Neches River. (d) http://www.outdoorstudies.com/PaddleNeches/histcult.html (page duplicated for preservation only; thumb image also courtesy of http://outdoorstudies.com) | ||
| 2337 |  | The Pampa News October 31, 1944 Albert Connie Oglesby "Joe" Navy, home on leave | ||
| 2338 |  | The Port Arthur News - "Cuniff Drunk Before Crash says Witness" |
Owner of original: 31 Jan 1935 |
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| 2339 |  | The Republic of Texas 1836-1845 The Republic of Texas: 1836 1845 Sam Houston was elected the first president of the Republic of Texas. The small town of Waterloo was chosen to be the capitol and it was renamed Austin in honor of Stepehen F. Austin. The last president of the Republic of Texas was elected in 1844 Anson Jones. He ruled just 1 year before Texas joined the United States. http://texasproud.com/history/six-flags-over-texas-history | ||
| 2340 | | THE STONE FAMILY OF VIRGINIA, NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA, KENTUCKY, AND BEYOND (PART TWO) (DESCENDANTS OF THOMAS STONE OF HAMILTON PARISH, VIRGINIA) BY JACK E. MACDONALD, POWELL, WYOMING (part 1 Stone Family; part 2 Generation 5; part 3 Sources) jacmac43@yahoo.com |
Owner of original: Jack E. MacDonald |
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| 2341 |  | The Williamson Settlement North Orange County, Texas By Arlen Williamson Portie first published in The Log Church, 1980 with excerpts from an article written by Arlen in Las Sabinas, volume V, No. 3, July 1979, pp. 3-15, edited for this publication by Virginia Portie Fawcett (d) |
Owner of original: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=cappen-roots&id=I634 |
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| 2342 | | Thomas Lovelatty of Guilford to Moses Armstead, pg 350
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Owner of original: Denise Orme via email 1/29/2015 |
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| 2343 |  | Thomas P Court and Ann Johnson marriage certificate 19 Aug 1828 Opelousas, St. Landry Parish, Louisiana |
Owner of original: Sherry Sharp Place: Opelousas, St. Landry Parish, Louisiana |
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| 2344 |  | Thomas, Elizabeth "Lillie" and husband James Robert Thomas (left)
Thomas, Martha "Mattie" and husband (..) (right) thanks to Priscilla Bruce for the photo |
Owner of original: Priscilla Bruce |
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| 2345 |  | Thomas, Elizabeth Jenkins "Lillie" Thomas thanks to Priscilla Bruce for the photo |
Owner of original: Priscilla Bruce |
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| 2346 |  | Thomas, Will | ||
| 2347 |  | Thompson, Jennette (Nettie) Catherine Axford, Pillot |
Owner of original: ancestry.com |
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| 2348 |  | Thorp, Fielden Mortimer |
Owner of original: ancestry.com |
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| 2349 |  | Thorp, John C. |
Owner of original: ancestry.com |
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| 2350 |  | Times-Democrat Special, Tahlequah, Oklahoma John Oglesby, shot/murdered near Cookson. News report. furnished by Denise Lemon Knapp via email 3/12/14. |
Owner of original: Denise Lemon Knapp |
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| 2351 |  | Tinkling Spring Church Tinkling Spring Church was officially founded in 1740. The first meeting house was a log cabin measuring twenty-four by fifty feet. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vaaugust/photo.html | ||
| 2352 |  | Tinkling Spring Church The floor plan shows seating arrangement and pew rent. The small pulpit was located along the west wall. The interior was severely simple and the floor was the ground over which the the sanctuary was constructed. The pews were simple benches without backs, probably made of split logs. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vaaugust/photo.html | ||
| 2353 |  | Tinkling Spring Presbyterian Church Fisherville, Augusta County Virginia This monument, which stands outside the Fellowship Hall, reads, "Sacred to the Memory of the Immigrants to this valley who turned the wilderness into habitations." It lists the names of the original members who were assessed twelve shillings each to build the first meeting house. Administratively, the membership was divided into three Quarters headed by John Christian, William Wright, and John Finley. Christian's quarter included families named Black, Cowin, Wilson, Long, Bell, Alexander, Stewart, Patton, Hall, Robison, Cristian, Davison, McCollock, Caldwell, Armstrong, Rutledge, Henderson, Conegham, Thomson, Scott, Gamel, Ramsey, Preston, Maxwell, McDonal, Russell, Lewis, Hutchison, McClanahan, Brackenridge, and McCollock. Wright's quarter included families named Smith Hutchison, Palmer, Thomson, Moday, Frazer, Johnston, Logan, Henderson, Scileran, Black, Cear, McCune, Fergeson, and Wright. Finley's quarter included families named McClure, Turk, Gay, Finley, McCollock, Gelaspey, Edmiston, Campbell, Stewart, Peterson, Cear, Tays, Steel, and White. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vaaugust/photo.html |
Owner of original: findgrave by Pat Kiser Date: 4 Oct 2010 |
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| 2354 |  | Tinkling Spring Presbyterian Church Cemetery North section of the cemetery. It is separate from the South section. It has older stones up to the modern day. |
Owner of original: findagrave by Mike Date: 5 Oct 2005 |
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| 2355 |  | Tinkling Spring Presbyterian Church Cemetery monument erected by members of the Preston family in 1855 |
Owner of original: findagrave by Mike Date: 12 Apr 2007 |
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| 2356 |  | Tinkling Spring Presbyterian Church Cemetery monument erected by members of the Preston family in 1855 |
Owner of original: findagrave by Mike |
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| 2357 |  | Tinkling Spring Presbyterian Church Cemetery monument erected by members of the Preston family in 1855 |
Owner of original: findagrave by Mike |
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| 2358 |  | Tinkling Spring Presbyterian Church Cemetery monument erected by members of the Preston family in 1855 |
Owner of original: findagrave by Mike |
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| 2359 |  | Tinkling Springs Presbyterian Church Cemetery Entrance Entrance to the North section of the cemetery |
Owner of original: findagrave by Mike Date: 5 Oct 2005 |
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| 2360 |  | Todd, Andrew Jackson "Drew" Sr. |
Owner of original: Olive Massey |
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| 2361 |  | Todd, Andrew Jackson "Drew" Sr., and Addie Sue Mobley
Wedding picture 1904 |
Owner of original: Olive Massie |
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| 2362 |  | Treaty of Doak's Stand Historical Monument Treaty of Doak's Stand Near here on October 18, 1820, the Choctaw tribe, under pressure of expanding white settlement, ceded over 5,000,000 acres to the U.S. in Second Choctaw Cession. Andrew Jackson and Thomas Hinds represented U.S. Mile Marker 108, Highway 16, few hundred feet west of Highway 17 Madison County, Mississippi |
Owner of original: http://mdah.state.ms.us/senseofplace/2010/10/18/state-historical-markers-treaty-of-doaks-stand/ |
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| 2363 |  | University of Colorado - Ritter, Ralph 1949, Gamma Delta, middle row, 2nd from left. |
Date: 1949 |
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| 2364 |  | Vance, Jack Hudgens |
Owner of original: Jackie Vance |
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| 2365 |  | Vandiver, Charles Mack; Sarah Jane Winters - front; back row, Charles William "Bill"; two daughters. between 1890 and 1900 Coryell County, Texas |
Owner of original: Byrda Vandiver |
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| 2366 |  | Vandiver, Charles William | ||
| 2367 |  | Vandiver, Jessie | ||
| 2368 |  | Vandiver, Mary | ||
| 2369 |  | Vandiver, R.J. | ||
| 2370 | | Vandiver, Ruby (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
| 2371 |  | Vandiver, Thelma Iola Stamps dau of Birdie Court and Charles William Vandiver. taken in Childress, Texas |
Owner of original: Byrda Woodard Date: 1930s |
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| 2372 |  | Vandiver, Winnie | ||
| 2373 |  | Veterans Headstone Application
Moyers, William H. Ordered 17 Sep 1936 by applicant: J.K. Van Bibber to be sent to B.H. Moyers, Speedwell (Clairborne co) Tennessee shipped 20 Nov 1936 burial Moyers Cem, Speedwell, Tennessee |
Owner of original: ancestry.com |
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| 2374 | | Veterans Memorial Wall (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
Owner of original: Sherry Sharp Date: 25 May 2004 Place: Beaumont, Texas |
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| 2375 |  | Veterans Memorial Wall Forest Lawn Memorial Park (honoring both living and deceased Veterans) |
Owner of original: Sherry Sharp Date: 7 Mar 2007 Place: Beaumont, Texas 30.124853048995643, -94.1007649898529 |
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| 2376 |  | Veterans Memorial Wall |
Owner of original: Sherry Sharp Date: 25 May 2004 |
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| 2377 |  | Veterans Memorial Wall |
Owner of original: Sherry Sharp Date: 25 May 2004 Place: Beaumont, Texas |
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| 2378 |  | Veterans Memorial Wall |
Owner of original: Sherry Sharp Date: 25 May 2004 Place: Beaumont, Texas |
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| 2379 |  | Veterans Memorial Wall |
Owner of original: Sherry Sharp Date: 2 Jun 2004 Place: Beaumont, Texas |
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| 2380 |  | Veterans Memorial Wall |
Owner of original: Sherry Sharp Date: 11 Jul 2004 Place: Beaumont, Texas |
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| 2381 | | Veterans Memorial Wall (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
Owner of original: Sherry Sharp Date: 11 Jul 2004 Place: Beaumont, Texas |
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| 2382 |  | Veterans Memorial Wall |
Owner of original: Sherry Sharp Date: 11 Jul 2004 Place: Beaumont, Texas |
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| 2383 |  | Veterans Memorial Wall |
Owner of original: Sherry Sharp Date: 7 Mar 2007 Place: Beaumont, Texas |
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| 2384 | | Victoria County Cemeteries
Memorial Square Cemetery (partial list)
Parson Lovelady
Mrs. Lovelady | ||
| 2385 |  | Victoria Memorial Square | ||
| 2386 | | Victoria Memorial Square | ||
| 2387 |  | Victoria Memorial Square Cemetery Listing of Interred at Victoria Square - shows "Parson Lovelady" and "Mrs Lovelady." Considering that our James Lovelady was a Chrisitan preacher in Victoria and surrounding areas, it seems a safe assumption that this is our James and Nancy Linville Lovelady. Though it is curious why their names are not listed on their headstones. | ||
| 2388 |  | Vieno, August Harold "Red" death certificate |
Date: 1951 |
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| 2389 |  | Vieno, August Harold "Red" and Avera, Olive May |
Owner of original: Mary Stephens Garcia |
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| 2390 | Vieno, Dorothy birth certificate | |||
| 2391 |  | Vieno, Dorothy Jones | ||
| 2392 |  | Vieno, Dorothy Jones |
Owner of original: A.C. Avera (ancestry tree) |
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| 2393 |  | Vieno, Millard Roy | ||
| 2394 |  | Vieno, Robert Roy death certificate |
Date: 1950 |
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| 2395 |  | Vining, Delia Olive Breckenridge buried South Park Cemetery, Pearland, Brazoria County, Texas | ||
| 2396 |  | Virginia reports: Jefferson--33 Grattan, 1730-1880 | ||
| 2397 | | Virginia, Augusta County Marriage Licenses from the Records of Augusta County, Virginia, Lyman Chalkley | ||
| 2398 |  | Walker, Ernest Clayton, Sr. |
Owner of original: findagrabe by D. Sjolander Date: 10 Mar 2011 |
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| 2399 |  | Walker, Louisa Catherine "Lou" | ||
| 2400 |  | Walter, Mary Ann Heiman (also found in Ancestry which states "originally shared by TexasBornDaughter in the Bartel Family of Galveston, Texas, with the note 'Most likely Mary Walter Heiman'" |
Owner of original: findagrave by Terry Bigler |
