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Weeping Angel at Scottsville
Youree Family Cemetery continued ) The momument, according to oral legends
I heard from childhood is that the chapel at Scottsville was built as a
tribute to the son commemorated by the tombstone. However, I'd confirm this with
Harrison County Historican. - J. Chatham Sunday,
February 18, 2001
Subject:
Garza,Denton County,Texas
I have a copy of a Declaration for Oringinal Invalid
Pension stating John W. Blann was a resident of Garza County of Denton State of
Texas. I cannot find anything on the town of Garza.I have found Garza County,
but that doesn't help me.John W. Blann born 1833 born in Ray County, Missouri
died 8-5-1885 in Denton County,Texas married to Malissa (Melissa) D. Robinson.1882
is when he filed for this pension and it stated he had been a resident of Garza
for 5 years. So he had to have been there in 1877.Can you help me? - Cathy
Friday, February 16, 2001
Subject: A goofy texas question
A few years ago I stopped at a roadside park in Far West Texas, very close
to the New Mexico border, located in the middle of NOWHERE. The interesting and
humorous thing about the park was signs posted everywhere warning of rattlesnake
nests. (What a great welcome, what a great location). I failed to take a picture
of this truly unique park. Seen it ? Been there ? Got the T-Shirt ? Would love
to have a memento of my stop there. - D. stephens Friday,
February 16, 2001
Subject: Re: A goofy texas question
The location of
the roadside park with beware of rattlesnakes signs, I think, (memory...
download...crash...human disk full.. error) is between Hobbs, NM and Seminole
TX, on HWY 62. - D. Stephens February
16, 2001
Subject: history /facts about Van
Horn
I was wondering if you could send me any other information on
Van Horn, Texas. I need it for a history project. Thanks again Melanie M. - 7th
Grade St. Martin Hall school February
15, 2001
Favorite = Features
Keep it up! This is the greatest thing I have found on the web in ages.
I love it...... Probably only another Texan will appreciate some of the humor
herein but that's okay too. As long as we like it -- Texas will rise again!! -
Kae R
Thursday, February 15, 2001
Subject: remember me?
Going
to the Glenwood Cemetery
tommorrow. I believe that you are the one who told me all about this place. I
have to sprinkle my Grandmother's ashes on the family graves. I have learned some
history about the Bailey's one was a mayor of Houston and another one was the
mayor of Hearne. - Barbara Thursday,
February 15, 2001
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Thank you sooo much for your coverage of Taylor!
we really do appreciate it. I did want to tell you that the old red sandstone
bank building recently sold to a native Taylorite ...... We just toured all three
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