Place Index
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United States
Alabama
Jefferson county
Unknown City or Unincorporated Area
- Belcher, Emma Melinda born 1873
- Belcher, Emma Melinda married Henry Samuel Walls 1889
- Walls, Hattie Bell born 1894
- Walls, Henry Samuel married Emma Melinda Belcher 1889
Unknown county
- Bowers, George T. possibly born here 1864
- Gore, John Felton born in 1881
- James, Sallie born 1869
- Walls, Henry Samuel born 1867
- Walls, Minnie Modena born 1891
- Walls, Odis Charles born 1893
Arkansas
Benton county
Flint township
- Dysart, James Alec found living in the 1870 census
- Dysart, James found living in the 1870 census
- Dysart, Margaret A. found living in the 1870 census
- Dysart, Mary found living in the 1870 census
- Dysart, Sarah found living in the 1870 census
- Dysart, Susan Fidelia found living in the 1870 census
- Dysart, Thomas found living in the 1870 census
- Dysart, William found living in the 1870 census
- Whitlock, Louisa L. found living in the 1870 census
Cross county
Wynne
Woodruff county
McCrory
Pumpkin Bend township
Pumpkin Bend is just North East of McCrory. It was named after Mr. Jim Felker's pumpkins that he grew at the bend in the road.
- Holt, Melvina Jane buried in Pumpkin Bend Cemetery
- Simmons, William Floyde died 1932 and buried in Pumpkin Bend Cemetery
California
Los Angeles county
Lancaster
Georgia
Unknown county
Kansas
Unknown county
Kentucky
Unknown county
Missouri
Greene county
Franklin township
Borders Robberson. Franklin was first settled in early 1830s by Tennesseans. Whitlocks and Dysarts here. One Whitlock helped found the town.
Robberson township
Borders Franklin. Robberson was first settled in the early 1830s by Tennesseans. Whitlocks and Dysarts here.
- Dysart, Heron Josephine found living in the 1850 and 1860 census
- Dysart, James Alec found living in the 1850 and 1860 census
- Dysart, Margaret A. found living in the 1860 census
- Dysart, Mary found living in the 1860 census
- Dysart, Richard found living in the 1860 census
- Dysart, Thomas found living in the 1860 census
- Whitlock, Louisa L. found living in the 1850 and 1860 census
Springfield
Unknown city or Unincorporated area
- Dysart, Heron Josephine born 1850
- Dysart, James Alec married to Louisa L. Whitlock 1847
- Dysart, James born 1868
- Dysart, Janus Eller born 1870
- Dysart, Mary born 1853
- Dysart, Richard born 1851
- Dysart, Sarah born 1865
- Dysart, Thomas born 1858
- Dysart, William born 1851
- Whitlock, Louisa L. married to James Alec Dysart 1847
Tennessee
Unknown county
Texas
Bexar county
San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery
Collin county
Farmersville
Farmersville originated in 1849 as a trading center for local farmers, naming the town after their occupation, and was incorporated in 1873. It was the Onion Capital of North Texas. Justice Precinct #2 includes areas in and around Farmersville.
- Bowers, Ethel Bell found living in the 1920, 1930, and 1940 census
- Bowers, George Lemuel born in 1888 and died in 1949
- Bowers, Hattie found living in the 1920 census
- Bowers, Hubert Harrison found living in the 1920 census
- Bowers, Tom found living in the 1920 census
- Bowers, William Willard found living in the 1920 census
- Dysert, Susan Fidelia found living in the 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930, and 1940 census
- James, Sallie found living in the 1920 census
- Taylor, Ida Mae found living in the 1900 and 1940 census
- Taylor, Lynn born 1889
- Taylor, Lynn found living in the 1920, 1930, and 1940 census
- Taylor, Archie found living in the 1920, 1930, and 1940 census
- Taylor, Melva Louise found living in the 1930 and 1940 census
- Taylor, Joe Lindy found living in the 1930 and 1940 census
- Taylor, Ruby Lee found living in teh 1930 and 1940 census
- Taylor, Shirley Ann found living in the 1940 census
- Taylor, John Henry died 1933
- Taylor, John Henry found living in the 1900, and 1910 census
Farmersville IOOF Cemetery
IOOF stands for Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Similar to Woodmen of the World, they were a secret benevolent fraternal organization. Burial in the cemetery does not constitute membership in the organization.
- Bowers, Ethel Bell buried
- Bowers, George Lemuel buried
- Bowers, George T. buried
- Bowers, Hubert Harrison buried
- Bowers, Hattie buried
- Bowers, Jack Grady buried
- Bowers, Lillie buried
- Bowers, Louisa buried
- Bowers, Paul H. buried
- Bowers, William Willard buried
- Dysert, Susan Fidelia buried
- Gooch, Marian Lee buried
- Gooch, William Clyde buried
- James, Sallie buried
- Smith, Harold M. buried
- Taylor, Ida Mae buried
- Taylor, Lynn buried
- Taylor, Rodney Dennis buried
- Taylor, Ruby Lee buried
- Taylor, Joe Lindy buried
- Taylor, John Henry buried
- Taylor, Royal Archie buried
McKinney
- Bowers, Ethel Bell married Lynn 1915
- Bowers, Lillie Z. died 1976
- Taylor, Lynn married Ethel 1915
- Dysart-Taylor, Susan Fidelia died 1944
Nevada
Princeton
Unknown city or Unincorporated area
- Gooch, William Clyde married Ida Mae Taylor in 1908
- Taylor, Ida Mae married William Clyde Gooch in 1908
- Taylor, Lynn died 1954
- Taylor, Joe Lindy born 1928
Dallas county
Dallas city
- Johnson, Archibald Herbert died 1975
- Johnson, Archibald Herbert buried at Restland Memorial Cemetery
- Simmons, Glynn Walter married Margarete 1946 at Forest Avenue Baptist Church
- Simmons, John Malcolm born 1951 at St. Paul Hospital
- Simmons, Glynn Walter died 2002 in his home
Garland
- Simmons, John Malcolm died 2005 at the home of his sister, Alice
- Simmons, Alice Annette died 2006 in her home
Mesquite
Richardson
Unknown city or Unincorporated area
Denton county
Unknown city or Unincorporated area
Precinct 1
- Dysart, Janus Eller found living in the 1880 census
- Dysart, Margaret A. found living in the 1880 census
- Dysart, Thomas A. found living in the 1880 census
- Whitlock, Louisa L. found living in the 1880 census.
Ellis county
Italy
Grayson county
Denison
Fairview Cemetery
Hopkins county
Links: Hopkins County Genealogical Society and Hopkins TXGenWeb site
Cumby
Town established 1842
- Bannister, James Donald born 1934
- Gore, Bama found living in the 1930 census
- Gore, Hershel found living in the 1930 census
- Gore, John Felton found living in the 1930 census
- Gore, John Felton died 1933
- Gore, Margie found living in the 1930 census
- Gore, Reba Effie found living in the 1930 census
- Gore, Warren G. found living in the 1930 census
- Walls, Minnie Modena found living in the 1930 census
Cumby Cemetery
Cumby Cemetery established 1850
- Adair, Anne Lee buried
- Gore, Daisy Evelyn buried
- Gore, John Felton buried
- Gore, JP buried
- Walls, Minnie Modena buried
Sulphur Springs
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Hunt county
Hunt News has indexes for Greenville Newspapers 1868-2014.
Commerce city
Greenville
Memoryland Memorial Park Cemetery
Merit
Wieland community
Unknown city or Unincorporated area
- Gore, Daisy Evelyn died 2005
- Gore, Margie Nell born and died 1930
- Taylor, Rodney Dennis born 1956 and died 1974
Justice Precinct #2
Northwest of Greenville, Northeast of Farmersville, including Celeste.
- Bowers, Ethel Bell died 1983
- Bowers, George T. found living in the 1900 cenus
- Bowers, Hubert Harrison found living in the 1900 census
- Bowers, Jack Grady found living in the 1900 census
- Bowers, Lillie found living in the 1900 census
- Bowers, Mellie fond living in the 1900 census
- Bowers, Paul H found living in the 1900 census
Justice Precinct #8
Kaufman county
McCoy
McCoy is on Farm Road 429 five miles northeast of Terrell in northeast Kaufman County. It was probably established during the 1880s and has served as a school and church community for area farmers. In 1885 a post office branch was opened. In 1896 it had 200 residents, six businesses, three churches, and a school. In 1903 postal service to the community ended. Over the next four decades the population gradually declined. By the middle of the Great Depression years McCoy had sixty-two residents; in the 1950s the population had stabilized at twenty, where it remained in 1990. David Minor, "MCCOY, TX (KAUFMAN COUNTY)," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hnm25), accessed July 20, 2015. Uploaded on June 15, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.
Precinct #4
Ables Springs and Terrell Road, possibly in McCoy.
- Gore, John Felton found living in the 1910 census
- Gore, Mamie L found living in the 1910 census
- Walls, Minnie Modena found living in the 1910 census
Navarro county
Frost
Smith county
Winona
Unknown city or Unincorporated area
Somervell county
Glen Rose
Texas county
Merkel
Titus county
Omaha
Van Zandt county
Grand Saline
Unknown city or Unincorporated area
- Gore, Bama found living in the 1920 census
- Gore, Daisy Evelyn married Joe 1950
- Gore, Hershel found living in the 1920 census
- Gore, John Felton found living in the 1920 census
- Gore, JP found living in the 1920 census
- Gore, Mamie L found living in the 1920 census
- Gore, Reba found living in the 1920 census
- Taylor, Joe Lindy married Daisy 1950
- Walls, Minnie Modena found living in the 1920 census