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This blog will be used in order to help with any Andrews County Research. It is a place to post your brick walls, comments, & queries as well as post new information to share with others. You may also email the County Coordinator.
Monday, September 13, 2010
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Family Group Sheets
I have uploaded to family group sheets to the County site.
For the family of Bumon Gross and James Andrew Fowler.
Do you have a group sheet you would like to share?
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Andrews County Google Group
A group was created on Google for Andrews County. The group will be used for researchers to find information they are looking for on their family. They will be able to use the group to post queries & unload files to be used on the county site.
Anything posted to this group will be add to www.hiddenacestors.com/andrewstx
Monday, July 5, 2010
Williamson's of Shafter Lake, Andrews County, Texas
A query about the family of Esquire Williamson was posted on the county
Query Page.
Below is the Query Mr. Williamson posted. If you have any information to help him to find the information he is requesting please email Tim Williamson.
My father is Thomas Joe Williamson whose father is Henry Franklin Williamson (HFW) whose father is Esquire Thomas Williamson (ETW).
ETW was born in Alabama in 1838, moved to Eastland, TX sometime after 1860 (i.e., after the
Civil War). My records show that ETW and family moved to Shafter Lake in 1904.
I am a novice at genealogical research but did come across the enclosed document. I accidentally located it. It is listed on the Anderson County TXGenWeb site (http://www.etgs.org/txanderson/ConfPens/ConfPens.htm)
I conclude that was listed there accidentally because the first page says “Andrews County” and
it was mistaken for Anderson County.
If you go to the link above, you will find it near the bottom listed as:
Williamson, Martha L. 21366 Anderson Williamson, Esquire Thomas
Can you tell me what I can do (or how best) to find any other information for my ancestors who
lived in Andrews County?
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Death Certificates or Transcriptions
Today over 280
Death Certificates or Transcriptions was added to the Andrews County Site.
This is all in thanks to a special volunteer, Mary Hatton, who emailed each
of them to me.
If you have a Death Certificate that is not listed and willing to share it
with others then email the County Coordinator or submit it here.
Christina
Andrews County Coordinator
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Obituaries
I am currently working with my son to get obituaries from the last 5 years updated and added to the county site. If you have any obituaries you would like to add please post them here or email the county coordinator. Once they are received then they will be posted to the site as well.
I do have some obituaries from 1945 to 1970 that I will slowly work to get transcribed, then added as well.
If you are looking for a particular obituary and it is not posted please feel free to email me, I will see if I can locate it. Once it is found I will get it posted. Please ensure to send the Name & date of death of the person you are looking for so it is easier to locate.
Thank you for stopping by...
I do have some obituaries from 1945 to 1970 that I will slowly work to get transcribed, then added as well.
If you are looking for a particular obituary and it is not posted please feel free to email me, I will see if I can locate it. Once it is found I will get it posted. Please ensure to send the Name & date of death of the person you are looking for so it is easier to locate.
Thank you for stopping by...
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Obituaries
Two new obituaries have been added:
Bill Walters
http://hiddenancestors.com/andrewstx/obituaries/walters_Bill.htm
Annie B. Templeton
http://hiddenancestors.com/andrewstx/obituaries/Templeton_Annie.htm
If you have an obituary to share with others either post here or email the Andrews County Coordinator.
http://hiddenancestors.com/andrewstx
Bill Walters
http://hiddenancestors.com/andrewstx/obituaries/walters_Bill.htm
Annie B. Templeton
http://hiddenancestors.com/andrewstx/obituaries/Templeton_Annie.htm
If you have an obituary to share with others either post here or email the Andrews County Coordinator.
http://hiddenancestors.com/andrewstx
Monday, June 7, 2010
Jack Stockstill
Funeral Services for Stockwill held in Mineral Wells
Funeral services were held for Jack Stockstill, 31, at 4 p.m., Tuesday in the South Side Church of Christ as Mineral Wells.
Reverend Freeman, pastor, officiated with the Buzbee Funeral Home in charge.
Stockstill was killed instantly Sunday evening when his car collided with another car three miles east of Lubbock on the Idalou highway at 7:15. The diver of the other car, Cecil R. Fox, was also killed, and the two passengers on the car with Fax were injured.
Stockstill left Andrews about 1 p.m. Sunday to visit his brother Corbett in Crosbyton and was returning home when the accident occurred.
He was born March 4th, 1919 in Randeletta, Oklahoma. He moved with his family to Palo Pinto County where his parents still reside.
He enlisted in the 124th Calvary, a unit of the National Guard, in 1940. He made the Louisiana maneuvers and underwent training at Fort Ringold on the Texas border and at Fort Bliss in El Paso. He was later transferred to the 112th Calvary which was shipped to the Southwest Pacific. The outfit fought their way from New Caledonia up through New Guinea, New Britain, and the Philippines. Stockstill was a machine gunner in Company F and was promoted to the rank of sergeant after distinguishing himself in many battles.
Upon discharge from the Army the deceased entered partnership business with Harold Roberts, in Andrews, Both were together in the same outfit throughout the war. They were contractors in the shot hole drilling business with headquarters in Andrews at the time of the accident.
Jack Stockstill is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Stockstill, Miner Wells; two brothers, Noble H., Ft. Worth, and Corbett, Crosbyton; and two sisters, Mrs. Ruby Dashner, and Miss Edyth Stockstill, both of Ft. Worth. Members of the stockstill's troop were pallbearers. The body was interred in the Memorial Cemetery in Mineral Wells.
The following attended the funeral from Andrews: Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Robers, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roberts, James Roberts, Weldon Ingram, Ross Leird, and Corbertt Stockstill, Wesley and Louise Roberts.
Published: March 31, 1950
Andrews County News
Funeral services were held for Jack Stockstill, 31, at 4 p.m., Tuesday in the South Side Church of Christ as Mineral Wells.
Reverend Freeman, pastor, officiated with the Buzbee Funeral Home in charge.
Stockstill was killed instantly Sunday evening when his car collided with another car three miles east of Lubbock on the Idalou highway at 7:15. The diver of the other car, Cecil R. Fox, was also killed, and the two passengers on the car with Fax were injured.
Stockstill left Andrews about 1 p.m. Sunday to visit his brother Corbett in Crosbyton and was returning home when the accident occurred.
He was born March 4th, 1919 in Randeletta, Oklahoma. He moved with his family to Palo Pinto County where his parents still reside.
He enlisted in the 124th Calvary, a unit of the National Guard, in 1940. He made the Louisiana maneuvers and underwent training at Fort Ringold on the Texas border and at Fort Bliss in El Paso. He was later transferred to the 112th Calvary which was shipped to the Southwest Pacific. The outfit fought their way from New Caledonia up through New Guinea, New Britain, and the Philippines. Stockstill was a machine gunner in Company F and was promoted to the rank of sergeant after distinguishing himself in many battles.
Upon discharge from the Army the deceased entered partnership business with Harold Roberts, in Andrews, Both were together in the same outfit throughout the war. They were contractors in the shot hole drilling business with headquarters in Andrews at the time of the accident.
Jack Stockstill is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Stockstill, Miner Wells; two brothers, Noble H., Ft. Worth, and Corbett, Crosbyton; and two sisters, Mrs. Ruby Dashner, and Miss Edyth Stockstill, both of Ft. Worth. Members of the stockstill's troop were pallbearers. The body was interred in the Memorial Cemetery in Mineral Wells.
The following attended the funeral from Andrews: Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Robers, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roberts, James Roberts, Weldon Ingram, Ross Leird, and Corbertt Stockstill, Wesley and Louise Roberts.
Published: March 31, 1950
Andrews County News
Andrews TXGenWeb
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