Erath - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: CARLIE, CARNES, KARNES, STRACENER

msbelgard — 2013-05-19 06:05:11Z

Hello. My name is Mary STRACENER Belgard. Are you still searching? I have information on the Stracener family and thought maybe we could connect the dots...My address is 133 Andrew Fletcher Rd., Pineville, LA 71360. My number is 318-641-8712. My father was Beryl Gardiner Stracener.

Re: YARBOROUGH, YARBRO, YARBROUGH

RonaldBirkes — 2013-05-15 18:33:50Z

JESSE C. YARBROUGH WAS MY GREAT GREAT GRANDFATHER. HE HAD SEVERAL SONS AND A COUPLE OF DAUGHTER. IDA JOSEPHINE YARBRO HALBERT MCCORMICK WAS MY GREAT GRANDMOTHER AND MY GRANDMOTHER BESSIE HALBERT IRVING HARRIS MOTHER. IDA WAS MY MOTHER'S GRANDMOTHER. JESSE C YARBROUGH WAS A TEXAS RANGER IN THE LATE 1850'S AND SEVERED WITH THE 12 INF CO H IN THE CIVIL WAR. THIS WAS ALL ON MY MOTHER SIDE. THEY WOULD ALSO GO BY THE NAME OF YARBRO DROPPING THE UGH OFF. WHY? I HAVE A PICTURE OF THE MY GREAT GREAT GREAT GRANDFATHER JOHN GLAZIER YARBROUGH-JESSE'S FATHER

RONALD BIRKES
RBIRKES@HOT.RR.COM

Re: J.E. "John" Williams, Morgan Mill

nsnickinwv — 2013-05-05 16:16:38Z

Nancy, just to let you know my grandfather was born in Morgan Mill, Texas. His name is Cecil Williams, his father was John Edmond Williams, Sr b 3/18/1877 d 9/7/1961 and mother was Jessie Eva Rose Gibbs b 4/20/1881 d 7/30/1975. John's father was, Edward A Williams b1840 d1922 and mother was Georgia Aycock b1854 d1919. Hope this helps. I do have some of the hymn books with their hymns in them. I do know that when they were young all 8 of Johns children sang and played different instruments. My grandfather played the mandolin.

Obits lookup for Dublin couple, James Rupert Blankenship & Iowa Blankenship

asouthall95 — 2013-04-23 19:44:12Z

I am in search of obits for Dublin, TX, couple buried in Round Grove Cemetery:

1) James Rupert Blankenship, d.29 Jan 1978 Erath County, TX

2) Iowa C. Blankenship, d.03 Aug 1978 Erath County, TX

Thanks,
Amy
aws1976genie@hotmail.com

Re: Where was Pizarro, Texas?

peggymcclinton21 — 2013-04-09 08:03:05Z

I would love to see the pic of the menfolk in Pizzero, I had family there at one time and that is where the great great grandmother died. Maybe I can identify someone in the picture.

Re: George Wesley & Fannie Davis Robberson

tlharman1 — 2013-03-26 17:13:45Z

Randy,

Thank you very much for locating them for me and for the photo.

I do appreciate it.

Tom

Re: George Wesley & Fannie Davis Robberson

RandyJohnston60 — 2013-03-26 14:29:01Z

Both are buried in Wesley Chapel Cemetery. Fannie has no Tombstone. George has a tombstone.

George Wesley & Fannie Davis Robberson

tlharman1 — 2013-03-25 00:23:22Z

Searching for the graves of George Wesley Robberson and hias wife Fannie Davis Robberson.

George Wesley Robberson b. 9/22/1858 Lawrence Co., MO d. 9/17/1930 Temple, Bell Co., TX.
(His death certificate lists his burial as being at Stephenville.)

Fannie Davis Robberson b. 3/6/1863 TX d. 5/22/1938 Ivan, Stephens Co., TX
(Her death certificate lists her burial as being at Bluff Dale.) (Possibly Wesley Chapel Cemetery?)

Can anyone tell me for sure where they are buried?

Any information would be greatly appreciated

Re: Newman Frank Roberson

JudithNichols40 — 2013-03-22 23:09:31Z

I'm just recently started getting info. on the Roberson family. Don't have any on Frank yet, but will look. Trying to find out about David's other family.

Re: Need Help

RandyJohnston60 — 2013-03-04 14:57:33Z

Here what I have learned.Top roll L to R. Marion Cline,
Unknown, and Marion Nathaniel Whitfield. The two lady L to R are Meliva Carr Cline & Mary N. Earp Whitfield. Now looking for the identity the man in the middle.

Re: Need Help

buffalowindwoman — 2013-03-04 04:56:49Z

Hey, Randy! I just may ACCIDENTALLY have a clue or 2 for you! When I read your post and saw the photo, the people looked sort of familiar, so I started going thru my 3,300+ pictures on ancestry, because a lot of my relatives wound up in Erath Co., Texas, too. To see my photos, go on ancestry and do a search for me, Melanie McCoy, b. 1946, Oklahoma City, OK. When you get into my tree, search for these people:
1. THOMAS WHITFIELD BIGBY:1848-1916. He & his wife could be a younger version of some in your photo. He was born & died in OK, and I haven't figured out how he got the middle name Whitfield yet. He is of Cherokee descent.
2. MARGARET KELSEY KETCHUM, Cherokee descent: 1858-1932, ERATH CO., TEXAS.
3. MARTHA ANN BULLARD, Cherokee: 1821-1889, ERATH CO., TEXAS.
Margaret & Martha's faces closely resemble those of the women in your photo.
Martha Ann Bullard married a Southern, their dtr. m. a Lowe(Lough), their Lowe son married a Terry. All these families spent many years in Erath Co.
Margaret Kelsey (m. a Ketchum) is from an offshoot of the same LOWE families in Erath Co.
Please, Please, write and tell me who you suspect your photo to be, and for whom you are looking in Erath Co., OK?
I've just got to know who these people are.
You are welcome to use any and all info on my tree. Help yourself. Do you have a tree on ancestry? May I look at it, and if so, what name do I look up to find it?
I really hope to hear from you soon. Good luck!
Melanie McCoy

Need Help

RandyJohnston60 — 2013-02-27 15:50:51Z

Can anyone identify the persons in this photo.

Re: James Mathews

HL2604 — 2013-02-09 15:53:11Z

Oh no! Thought I "had something"!(lol) Appears the Mathews/Matthews family found in Erath/Palo Pinto County immigrated in 1871. From the Bible: Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego? Brothers Abednego, Meshach, and James immigrated along with sister Sarah Caroline (wed Evan Jones). Hope someone is researching this family? Your James A. Mathews is a mystery. There's no evidence James Mathews that immigrated in 1871 was ever married. He's found with married sister's family 1900 TX-Palo Pinto-Precinct 8-District 0125-Images 29 & 30. He and his brothers buried in Palo Pinto.

Re: James Mathews

HL2604 — 2013-02-09 15:16:55Z

James George Matthews (18 Apr 1895 - 10 Nov 1972) died in El Paso as a result of injuries suffered in a car accident. He was a resident of Odessa. Seems the father's given name was actually Meshach or various spelling. James married Ethel True, 6 Jul 1920 in Erath. She was the daughter of Commodore Perry and Flora May/Mae Eggert. Ethel was born ca. Oct 1896 in Kansas and died 25 Nov 1995 in Oklahoma. Her death notice published Monday, 27 Nov 1995 in Tulsa World. Meshach Mathews (17 Aug 1862 - 12 Nov 1948) buried Palo Pinto. There's more!

Re: James Mathews

familyresearch1956 — 2013-02-09 15:16:30Z

Thanks for getting back to me on this. The James Mathews I am looking for died in Birmingham, Alabama April 9, 1978 and is buried at Forest Hills Cemetery, Birmingham, Al so this must not be the same one. Did the James living next door to Mich possibly have a child named James also. This James Mathews just continues to be a brick wall. I have not been able to locate him until the 1930 census living in Coosa County, Alabama

Re: James Mathews

MarionParker99 — 2013-02-09 13:42:20Z

I believe the person you are looking for is James George Mathews. He was born 18 April 1895 in Thurber, Erath County, Texas. He died 3 January 1988 in Ft. Worth, Tarrant County, Texas. He is found on the 1900 census of Erath County, Texas. In the home are Mich, Mary, Shadrick, James, and Nellie Mathews. In 1910, he is father, Mitch, and brother Shadrick are living in Palo Pinto County, Texas. Around 1918, he is in Pittsburg County, Oklahoma. His brother Shadric is also living there.

James George Mathew's mother, according to one research, was Mary Gibson, born 1875 in Scotland. She died 1 September 1956 in Chicago, Illinois. She was married three times: 1) Mitch Mathews, 3 April 1891, in Erath County (Texas marriage records); 2) In 1910, she is living with her second husband, James County, in Washington County, Iowa. Also in the home is her daughter Nellie M Mathews, who was found on the 1900 census of Erath County. She and Mitch Mathews were evidently divorced before 1905, because there are two County children born after that time. 3) Mary is found on the 1920 census of Washington County, Kansas, with her 3rd husband, John Davis. Living next door is her daughter Nellie Mae Mathews Green, who is married to Roy Green.

Mitch Mathews was born in August 1868 in Wales. On the 1910 census of Palo Pinto County, Texas, Mitch is said to be a widower. I cannot find him after 1910. Living next door to him is James Mathews, 62, who was also born in England. James is also a coal miner like Mitch.

If you are a member of ancestry.com, look up the Koch Family Tree. If you have any questions, let me know. I might be able to answer specific questions. I am not related to this family. I just enjoy doing the research.

Re: Jack Lewis- Ethel, Rosa, Sarah, Berta

Timberlydavis1 — 2013-02-09 03:02:33Z

Thank you HL2604. Very hepful.My GGM used to tell people she was always from Terrell Texas and Tarrant County is in that area. So Ive been reviewing the entire census in 1900 to see if Jack lived near Manuel or with someone close to them. Again, Thank you.

Re: Jack Lewis- Ethel, Rosa, Sarah, Berta

HL2604 — 2013-02-07 04:38:15Z

Something to consider? Berta was enumerated twice in 1910. The second time in the household of Emanuel Johnson of Tarrant County as his niece. Find "Manuel" Johnson in 1900 Milam and he was providing shelter for Lilly Lewis, another niece. "Johnson" was possibly the maiden name of Jack Lewis' wife?

Jack Lewis- Ethel, Rosa, Sarah, Berta

Timberlydavis1 — 2013-02-07 00:47:28Z

I am looking for any descendants or anyone who knows any descendants of Jack Lewis. Born in North Carolina.His mother was born in Alabama and Father born in Virgina. In 1910 erath census he was 50. He had 4 girls: Ethel, Rosa E, Berta, and Sarah.He was widowed. I believe one of he sisters Sarah migrated up to Detroit. Any help would be appreciated. Or any help on Jack Lewis or his unknown wife. Ethel (My GGM) migrated to Shreveport Louisiana.

Re: Gabriel Stephen Keith 1789-1859

RBestrom7380 — 2013-02-05 01:02:01Z

First, it is HIGHLY UNLIKELY you will find a Will or "probate" record. Not because they are probably lost, but because they probably never existed. An obituary is also HIGHLY unlikely, as obituaries were not published in 1859 to the type that you would read today. Today's "true" obituary did not come into being until newsprint became widely a

The 1850 Census of:
--Hunt County, Texas
Gabriel Keith, age 31, born in Kentucky, farmer
wife Suquetha (as transcribed), age 29, also children
-----Info on him: http://books.google.com/books?id=qBQEiQ5hEEgC&pg=PA104&a...
--Subdivision 16, Anderson Co, TN
Gabriel Keith, born about 1810 in North Carolina
--Buncombe Co, NC
G. P. Keith, born about 1847 in TN

This early court record shows a Nicodemus Keith, also with co-defendant John Burdin (your "Borden" connection?)
http://books.google.com/books?id=MWgFAAAAIAAJ&q=%22nicod...

Margaret Borden married Nicodemus Keith of Knoxville
http://books.google.com/books?id=W3hIAAAAMAAJ&q=%22nicod...

The US and International Marriage Records:
Betsy Burton, married Nicodemus Keith, she of IR (Ireland) and he of unnamed, no further records. Marriage in Tennessee.

On Ancestry.com, I find about 128 family trees containing "Judge Nicodemus Keith" married to Margaret Peggy Borden. Some of the trees identify their marriage as "25 April 1954," a CLEAR evidence of copying "facts" from other posted family trees.

One tree:
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/36816111/person/18993394190?s...=
shows the marriage about 1776 in Knoxville. One of the children was identified as George Stephen Keith, born 1789 in Knox Co, TN, died 18 Aug 1859 in Erath Co, TX. George had married Rebecca Crane, born 1798, no death data. THEY were the parents of Gabriel G. Keith, born 1819 as identified above.

As I...and the other "responder", are in Washington State and have no access or knowledge of local records needed... I will also send you info offlist.

Ron Bestrom
Tacoma, WA

Re: Gabriel Stephen Keith 1789-1859

judyartley26191 — 2013-02-03 17:23:02Z

Hi,

I don't know of any but that's a good question for the local genealogical society.

Re: Gabriel Stephen Keith 1789-1859

kgray1992 — 2013-02-03 15:59:22Z

HI
Thanks so much for the info...............this ancestor has proven to be a challenge. I am also checking Tennessee where he was born as another option. As a stab in the dark are there any family groups that may have any old bibles, etc you may be aware of? Again thank you!

Re: Gabriel Stephen Keith 1789-1859

judyartley53 — 2013-02-03 04:12:10Z

Hi,

I think this will be hard to prove from any kind of death record. The first court house in Erath County was wooden and it burned in 1866 and many important records were lost. For additional info, go to Erath County History, www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txerath/history.htm.

There should be will and probate records but maybe they were destroyed also.

Also the county was formed in 1856 so he lived and died there very early in the county's existence. You can contact the County Clerk's office, http://co.erath.tx.us/countyclerk.html and ask about any death records that old.

There are two places to contact for an obituary (hopefully a newspaper was in operation that early).

Library volunteer at www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txerath/lookup.htm

OR
Erath County Genealogical Society, www.dublinlibrary.org/ECGS
Successful Searching!

Re: Mary Jane Ralston

RBestrom7380 — 2013-02-03 00:40:28Z

Yeah...Yeah...Yeah...

Here is her grave
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSfn=ma...;

Ron Bestrom
Tacoma, WA

Re: Mary Jane Ralston

judyartley53 — 2013-02-02 22:19:50Z

Hi,

I couldn't find a Lingleville Cemetery but there is a Beth Haven Cemetery in Erath Co. and some of the web sites show it in Lingleville. However, it's located out in the county.

I searched all of the web sites on line but didn't find her. This is an old cemetery that has been maintained on a volunteer basis. If she was buried without a tombstone, her record of burial has probably been lost. Probably your best bet is to contact the folks who have already indexed the cemetery. Here's the list of web sites.

Tombstone Transcription project, www.usgwtombstones.org/texas/erath.html

Erath County Cemeteries, http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pairplace2...
Scroll down to Erath Co.

USGenWeb Archives, www.usgwarchives.net/tx/erath/cemetery.htm

Cemeteries of Erath County Texas, www.cemeteries-of-tx.com/Wtx/Erath/ListErath.html

Erath County Cemeteries, www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txerath/cem/cemeteries.htm
Successful Searching!

James Mathews

familyresearch1956 — 2013-02-01 20:54:16Z

Looking for a James Mathews who was born 1895 in Texas. His father was possibly Jarret Mathews. any help will be appreciated.

Re: Griffin Photographer Studio

audiorij — 2013-01-24 21:11:43Z

I mistyped, I meant Moran in Shackleford county texas. They lived in Dublin, Gorman and Moran.

I don't know exactly the age of the photo, it is not a cabinet card or CDV, it is a modern type photograph. The hair styles and clothing looks about 1920s-1930s.

If I figure out who Griffin was, I will post here.

Strangely there is a Fort Griffin in Shackleford county, that makes my searches more difficult.

Re: Griffin Photographer Studio

TomRogers524 — 2013-01-24 20:55:00Z

There is no Moran County in Texas, and Gorman is near the SE border of Eastland County, between Dublin and Eastland. I looked for Griffins in the 1920 census of Erath and Eastland counties and found none with the occupation "photographer".
I would like to know where Griffin was if you ever find him. I am interested in photography in that area and era.

Re: Griffin Photographer Studio

audiorij — 2013-01-24 14:34:51Z

Hmmm, I have a photograph taken of a couple that I am trying to identify. The photo has the studio name of Griffin on the photo holder. The photo was in with photos of a Townsend family that lived in Dublin, Erath county and Gorman, Moran county Texas. I was hoping the studio was in one or the other areas, it would help narrow it down a lot.

Re: Griffin Photographer Studio

TomRogers524 — 2013-01-24 13:30:39Z

In the 1920s there was:
J.F. Edmonds in Dublin
King Baxley in Stephenville
Frank Rufus Wiseman in Hico
Claude Huddleston in DeLeon
I don't know about Griffin. What do you have about him?

Griffin Photographer Studio

audiorij — 2013-01-23 16:25:30Z

Anyone know if there was a photography Studio under the name of Griffin in the 1920s or so in or around Dublin?

1935 obit for Mrs. Ida Rippetoe buried at Elm Grove

RedRiverTXOK — 2013-01-19 16:19:54Z

The Breckenridge American
Breckenridge, Stephens Co., Texas
1935
Eliasville Woman Claimed by Death
Mrs. IDA RIPPETOE, age 56, wife of W. T. RIPPETOE, Phillips Co. employee at Eliasville, died this morning in the Westside Hospital. Mrs. Rippetoe was brought to the hospital about 10:00 Sunday night. She is survived by her husband; one daughter, Mrs. W. H. WEAVER of Eliasville; and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at Elm Grove in Erath county, Tuesday, with Rev. ROBERTS of Dublin officiating

Fred Johnson Erath Co

jdowdey84 — 2013-01-15 22:46:47Z

Hello,

Does anyone have information on Fred Johnson Willie Mack's brother my father Ben Dowdey grew up across teh road from Willie And Dafna and is lookin for information on Fred.
Thank you

Re: BOWEN

pattirwebb53 — 2012-12-27 19:18:39Z

"Eulali"? is actually Lenora Delona Bowen-Kitchens. She did have a daughter "Eula" ?? She was only married once, to Louis Benjamin Kitchens

Re: BOWEN

pattirwebb53 — 2012-12-27 19:16:16Z

I have William Elishia Bowen. Married to Harriet Reid. Their Daughter Lenora Delona Bowen was my GGreat Grandmother. She married Louis Benjamin Kitchens. When she died, Louis married her sister Carrie Dee. For some reason, the family is listed as "Hollis" I don't know why. It may have been an alias. Two of the sons were involved in a murder. Don't know the whole story.

Mary Jane Ralston

myhavenhome — 2012-12-25 02:02:48Z

I,am looking for the grave of Mary Jane Ralston . Her death certificate said she died June3,1926 and was buried at Lingleville cemetary Erath county.

Re: Clifford Dunn

kennethflanary01 — 2012-12-23 21:11:53Z

Thank you for the Dunn & Hankins information.

Re: Clifford Dunn

HL2604 — 2012-12-23 18:44:49Z

I've viewed your tree and wonder why you designate Francis' siblings "private"? Both are deceased and that's info that'll help ensure accuracy of searches. Nevertheless, the Dunn(s) siblings of Clifford and Wyonia were not long-lived! There's always an exception and she was Elvira Ann (nee: Dunn) Capps (21 May 1856 - 31 Aug 1942) who died in Dallas. Their parents were William Henry Dunn, born about 1839 in Alabama, and Narcissas Simms, born about 1820 in Alabama. Find them 1870 AL-Choctaw-Township 13-Image 7 then 1880 TX-Hill-Precinct 2-073-Image 22. Hill borders Bosque's eastern boundary and that's why there are records in both counties. W. C. Dunn wed Mattie Elizabeth Mears, 26 Feb 1893 in Bosque. After 1900 Erath, Clifford's found 1910 OK-McIntosh-Ryals-0076-Image 12 with new wife Nanna B., three stepsons, and two sons via Lizzie. Clifford must have expired prior to 1920 'cause Nanna listed as head of household. His stepsons enumerated with surname Dunn. Sons William Francis Dunn (18 Jan 1894 - 29 Mar 1992) and Cebern P. Dunn (19 Jun 1899 - 2 Jul 1961) died in Kern, CA.

Re: Clifford Dunn

kennethflanary01 — 2012-12-23 18:12:19Z

Thank you for the information,I don't know anything about my grandmothers family, I have jest started to look for information.
My cousin told me about the Dunns, but she didn't know how they were kin.
Thank You.
Kenneth

Re: Clifford Dunn

HL2604 — 2012-12-23 02:47:40Z

Clifford was her uncle by "blood". His sister, Wyonia, wed Lemuel Hankins, 7 Nov 1883 in Bosque County, TX. Guessing both died early after giving birth to Frances Pearl, Lonzo Callaway, and Minnie? Are you encountering difficulty researching! I'm not related, courtesy lookup!

Clifford Dunn

kennethflanary01 — 2012-12-23 01:12:18Z

In the 1900 census my grandmother (Francis Pearl Hankins) was living with the Clifford Dunn family in Erath County if you have any information on eather of these familys I would appreciate the information.
Thank You.
Kenneth

William C.Fleming Erath county Texas

jamesfleming90 — 2012-12-07 02:16:03Z

I am researching William C.Fleming and his son James R. Fleming,I am trying to find there parents and grandparents.James R.Fleming was the judge in the John Wesley Hardin.There is a file on James R.Fleming at the library in Austin.William's widow received a pension for the Mexican war.I ordered a copy from DC.Are there male Fleming's with ties to William that would do the DNA test by ancestry?

Re: WANTED: Descendants of the 10TH TEXAS INFANTRY, CSA

RobertLane777 — 2012-11-15 01:26:47Z

Reuban and Frances were brothers of my GGGrand Mother Sarah Jane McCoy. When the war started her husband Asa Williamson joined the 10th company H. He was my GGGrandfather. He joined in October 1861, Reuben and Francis joined in Feb 1862. I remember seeing records of Reuben still being with his unit after Franklin. Why, I don't know, but Asa never returned to Texas either. He went home to Kentucky. Maybe Rueben went with him.

Re: William C.Fleming Erath county Texas

jjarvis1953 — 2012-11-07 01:11:51Z

I know but I picked him up in the 1910 census.

Re: William C.Fleming Erath county Texas

HL2604 — 2012-11-06 07:22:15Z

No clue on Norman. He's not mentioned in the obit attached to Fay E. Daniels Oakes' findagrave memorial.

Re: William C.Fleming Erath county Texas

jjarvis1953 — 2012-11-06 01:19:33Z

Yep you could say that. Kind a like an old hound dog just give him the scent and off he goes. LOL. Thanks for the info on Nolie it would have taken me a long time to get her. Do you happen to know the father of Arthur J Oakes step son Norman?

Re: William C.Fleming Erath county Texas

jjarvis1953 — 2012-11-06 01:19:06Z

Yep you could say that. Kind a like an old hound dog just give him the scent and off he goes.LOL. Thanks for the info on Nolie it would have taken me a long time to get her. Do you happen to know the father of Arthur J Oakes step son Norman?

Re: William C.Fleming Erath county Texas

HL2604 — 2012-11-04 16:24:30Z

Point you in the right direction and you'll "git 'er done", huh?(lol) For Parilee Oakes, add 1910 Colorado-Precinct 1-District 0019-Image 29. That same image has sons Arthur and John. Image 28 has son Thomas. Confident you'll grab the ball and run with that? Nolie wed James A. Johnston and they're found 1910 Bexar-San Antonio Ward 6-District 0045-Image 11, 1920 Bexar-San Antonio Ward 6-District 72-Image 21, and 1930 Bexar-San Antonio-District 107-Image 22. Nolie Johnston (19 Oct 1878 - 5 Aug 1938).

Re: William C.Fleming Erath county Texas

HL2604 — 2012-11-04 16:02:26Z

Thanks for accepting my invitation for joint research of this family! Everyone has something to bring to the table and 'sharing' strengthens the "community bonds". James Richard Fleming's widow and kids found 1910 Tarrant-Fort Worth Ward 6-District 0120-Image 30. FYI, men born 1872-1901 were draft eligible for WWI. If they were patriotic, most registered and were usually residents of the county of registration. That's true of Richard Ross Fleming who registered in Bexar County with a wife and child. They're found 1920 Bexar-San Antonio Ward 4-District 62-Image 24. They were: Richard R. Fleming(32), Cora(30), James R.(7), and Fern(35). Richard was an attorney and possibly following his father's path? However, he died 17 Mar 1930 and the death certificate viewable/printable https://familysearch.org/ His widow Cora and son, Dick, found 1930 Bexar-Precinct 5-District 167-Image 16. Cora remarried and died as Cora Henrietta Watson (1 Jul 1889 - 30 Sep 1971). Their son James Fleming (24 Jan 1912 - 30 Jan 1975) died in Bexar County. Ferne Fleming (30 Apr 1880 - 7 Feb 1968) also died in Bexar County and never married. No info found on Harve Fleming after 1910. Mattie Fleming wed Clyde Herd Milliken and there are several public family trees viewable on ancestry.com.

Re: William C.Fleming Erath county Texas

jjarvis1953 — 2012-11-04 01:44:02Z

That is also what I show as well.