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Biographies of Early Citizens
| Austin | Stephen Blevins Austin | Descendancy chart |
| Barnes | John S. Barnes | SORRY! We lost the link to the Barnes Family website. |
| Beall | Josiah Beall & Family | SORRY! We lost the link to the Beall Family webpage. |
| Bratton | Richard Bratton | The Old Shoe Maker |
| Brewer | The James Brewer Family | The Reeves and Brewer Families |
| Cannon | Carter Cannon | SORRY! We lost the link to the Beall Family webpage. |
| Colley | Lilburn Howard Colley | Biography |
| Collier | Dr. John Collier | Mansfield Male and Female College |
| Cope | Iddo Cope | The Free Thinker |
| Darter | Isaac Michael Darter, MD | Prominent Fort Worth Physician |
| Davis | P. G. Davis | The Old Coffin Maker |
| Dayton |
Susan
Deringer Foshall Dayton |
Proprietress of
Dayton's Antiques |
| Dukes | A. J. Dukes | Biography |
| Dwight | John Martin Harvey Dwight | Tombstone Maker |
| Feild | Captain Julian Feild | Biography |
| Foust | J. E. Foust & Son | Grapevine Area Funeral Directors |
| Gause | George L. Gause | Prominent Undertaker in Fort Worth |
| Grimsley | Squire Grimsley | The Unique Squire |
| Hall | Martha Ellen Hall | Photos and Biography |
| Halsell | Sarah Halsell | Mansfield Male and Female College |
| Harris | George L. Harris | George relates early days of Fort Worth |
| Hightower | Alfred Madison Hightower | Biography |
| Hill | Allen Hill | Biography |
| Hill | Malinda Frost Dwight Hill | Biography |
| Hodges | Dr. D. G. Hodges | The First Doctor |
| Hodges | Sallie Hodges | Biography |
| Hoover | Martin V. Hoover | Biography |
| House | P. M. House | The "Blackland Farmer" |
| Huit | John Huit | Regulators and Moderators |
| Hunt | Susan Hunt McDaniel Gray Driskill | Registry Report |
| Hurst | William Letchworth Hurst | Biography |
| Johnson | Colonel M. T. Johnson | Biography |
| Keeling | Linda Jean Benedict Keeling | Wreck Victim's Rites Planned |
| LaMarre | Jimmy Gerald LaMarre | WWII Soldier, KIA - submitted by Page Johnson - (3.10 MB) |
| Leonard | Archibald Franklin Leonard | Biography |
| Lewis | Mrs. Lucretia Gilliland Lewis | Biography |
| Marie | Chief Jose Marie | Biography |
| Man | R. S. Man | The Old Miller |
| Martin | James Brassfield Martin | Early Settler of Tarrant County, Texas |
| McGar | Hiram McGar, Jr. | President, Colored Texas Baseball League |
| McKnight | William B. McKnight | Biography |
| Mitchell | Mr. & Mrs. Charles Mitchell | Woman Claims to be Oldest White Native |
| Paddock | Captain Buckley B. Paddock | Fort Worth's Master Builder |
| Perry | Napoleon Bonaparte Perry | The "Sandyland Farmer" |
| Quantrill | William Clark "Bill" Quantrill | Quantrill's Raiders - Confederate guerrillas |
| Ragland | T. J. Ragland | The Jackson Democrat |
| Reeves | The Reeves Family | The Reeves and Brewer Families |
| Rice | William M. Rice | Biography |
| Rogers | Jonothan Jusdon Rogers | Biography |
| Rosen | Sam Rosen | Fort Worth Real Estate Developer |
| Saunders | Dr. Bacon Saunders | SORRY! We lost the link to bio on Fort Worth Flat Iron Building website |
| Simonds | Henry Clay Simonds | SORRY! We lost the link to the Henry Simonds webpage. |
| Smith | Eli Smith | Pioneer of Smithfield, Texas |
| Snow | John Calvin Snow | SORRY! We lost the link to the John Snow webpage. |
| Stephens | L. H. Stephens | The Doughty Settler With An Ax-Handle |
| Stephenson | Newton Stephenson | A self-made man and prosperous wheat farmer |
| Tate | Robert Mitchell Tate | Photo and Biography |
| Thomas | Joseph and Mary Thomas | A Spring Garden Community family |
| Trezevant | William Trezevant, Jr. | President, Texas-Oklahoma Baseball League |
| Turner | Charles Turner | Biography |
| Ward | John
Ward and Jane Thomas |
Descendants of
John Ward and Jane Thomas |
| Wyatt | John Wyatt | The Money Lender |
For
more biographies, see "Civil
War Veterans of Northeast Tarrant County."
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