Sammye Haney
Fri, 14 Mar 2003 00:27:25
Looking for grt-grandmothers grave. She died July 18, 1892. Her name was Laura
Angeline/Angelina POE. She was daughter of Jas H
TYLER. From what I found that my grandmother had written about her mothers
death, (she said her mother & the 3 children were visiting Laura's parents in Collwell Co.) I
assume she meant Caldwell Co. That is where I found a census with her on it in 1880. Thanks!
Sammye Haney -- LSHaney@pcis.net
Wilma Crippen
Sat, 22 Feb 2003 22:09:07
I am looking for information on the CRIPPEN family that are buried
in a Caldwell Co. cemetery, the Jeffrey Cemetery. I found these names listed sometime ago and
would like to know if there are any of their decedents still living there in the county.They were to
the best of my knowledge as follows: Albert C. Crippen 13, Sept.1883-1970; Albert Jr. 21, Oct.
1916-1969; Annie L. Crippen 4, Sept.1867-1950. On the 1850 census these are listed: Elizabeth
Crippen, 57 b. MA.; Edmund 29 b. NY.; Perry 27, b. Ny.; Orin 21, b. NY; James 18, b. NY. ;
Mary E.25, b. NY. If someone could help me please let me know. I have been searching for the
family of D.C. Crippen 1 b. 1816, OHIO. and Dee C. Crippen ll b. 1851/52 LA. for seven years.
Thought someone there could help. Thanks in advance. Wilma Crippen
Nora Hickam
Sat, 1 Feb 2003 22:19:45
Does anyone know of Dave ALEXANDER and wife, Sarah
DICK, who lived in Wayne County, KY, and moved to Texas around
1870's. Sarah had relatives in Caldwell County, Texas, so was wondering if they moved there.
Dave born 1826, Sarah born 1827. Their children were George, John, James, Laura Belle, Sarah
Alived, and Matilda Jane, at least these were born in Wayne County, KY. Thank you, Nora
Hickam
Betty Roach Braune
Mon, 20 Jan 2003 19:50:15
An Annie C. CHESSER and an Edna CHAMBERLAIN
are buried in Misenheimer Cemetery in Northwest Caldwell County, Texas.
Chamberlain is Edna's married name, and Chesser may be Annie's married name as well. Will
anyone with information on either of these two women please contact me? Thank you. Betty
Roach Braune
Betty Roach Braune
Mon, 20 Jan 2003 19:50:15
What appears to be a footstone was recently discovered in MISENHEIMER
Cemetery, located in NW Caldwell Co. Texas. The head appears to be marked with
a small flat stone upon which nothing has been carved. The footstone reads only M.P.S. This does
not appear on any cemetery list. Will anyone with information as to who this person may have
been please contact me? Thank you, Betty R. Braune
Betty Roach Braune
Mon, 20 Jan 2003 19:50:15
Louisa J. MISENHEIMER is buried in Misenheimer Cemetery
located in NW Caldwell Co. Texas. The years of birth and death are missing. From the size of an
ornamental iron cover, it has been assumed by many people that Louisa J. was a child; however,
recent information indicates she may have been the first wife of Daniel Monroe Misenheimer, who
was Louisa J. Ellison. I would very much appreciate hearing from anyone with the birth and death
year of Louisa J. ELLISON. Thank you very much. Betty R. Braune
K. Bennett
Thu, 16 Jan 2003 09:12:44
This query is to request information on BROWN, David F. and Jane
F., who died in Caldwell County, Prairie Lea. David F. died in November 1869, Jane F. died circa
1858. Will share information. Thanks for any response. K. Bennett
C.Westell
Tue, 14 Jan 2003 22:40:21
Looking for info on George W. BROWN & Isabel
WHEELER married 5/10/1867 in Lockhart, Caldwell, TX. Any info on the
Wheeler or Brown families would be appreciated. cwestell@ev1.net
Lynne Bliss
Thu, 02 Jan 2003 17:14:37
I am trying to find information about my husband's grandfather who lived in Luling, Texas in
1928. (Grandpa died in 1975. Grandfather supposedly murdered a police officer!!! Grandfather's
name was Gregorio MENDOZA, b. ca 1898, d. 1975. The story goes
that he shot and killed a Mexican police officer in Luling in 1928. But he was never prosecuted
because they were both Mexican. He then fled to Mexico and hid out for a while before relocating
to Laredo. I found him in Luling in the 1920 census and Laredo in the 1930 census, so I've verifed
that part of the story. I'd like to see how much of the rest of the story is true. I'd appreciate any
ideas on where to look. Thanks for your help. Lynne Bliss