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So few Cabler's, or so I thought!

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Re: Texas Cablers

HOYT Day  (View posts) Posted: 29 Nov 2008 5:03PM GMT
Classification: Query
Edited: 29 Nov 2008 5:27PM GMT
Surnames: Cabler, Day
Hello Sue,

Anna Lee Day was my grandfather's sister. Oscar E. Day was also born in DeKalb Texas. To my knowledge none of them were Texas Rangers, although I have heard that they had an Uncle Daniel Day who was a Ranger. Uncle Daniel's family was last found in the 1920 census of Waxahachie Texas his wife Georgie a widow with several daughters.

Daniel Day and his brother William Jasper Day came to Texas from Alabama in the early 1870's I believe they came with their Uncle John Hare Day in a wagon train. They first settled in Freestone County Texas.

I hope we can exchange more information.
Hoyt Day
pappy806@suddenlink.net
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