CemeteryResearchers
Researchers
of surnames found in the
De
Leon Cemetery, Comanche Co., Texas,
or in the general area.
Elayne
Pair Gibbons
- Pair, Barker - Pair Place
Peggy
Jones
-
Casey, Haynes
Margaret
McGehee
- Vaughn, Fowler
Patti
Jones
- Howell, Edwards, Graham, Hilliard
Brenda
Boen
- Boen, Clevenger, Watson, Seale -
The
Boen Researcher
Carol
Johnson
- Braswell, Brasuell
Cindy
Holdridge Smith
- Coley, Holdridge, Jenkins, Morgan, Van Nort
Pamela Eggleston Ford
- Eggleston, Grace, Elms, Miles
Mila Cousins - Biffle, Johnson
Betty C. Cook - Holleman, McNeil
Lynda
Fredendall - Faggard
Merne -
Belyeu
Renea
Isaacs - Bunting, Jones, Griffin
Dianna Gilliam - Kegley
[email protected] - Clark, Powell
Janiece
Wade - Hyatt, Baker, Galloway, Woodson
Joy
McClellan - Rumfield, McClellan
Judy Busch
- Cadenhead, Glover, Hornsby, Golden, Coan
Shirley
Dreaden - Heathington
Terri Soule
- Terry, Spicer, Nail, Rippetoe
Judi Smith
- Ragsdill, Edwards, Taylor, Rogers, Poe, Bryson, Bowden
Edward L. Williams - Golden, Thornton,
Jones, Coan - Navarro County TXGenWeb
David Stephens
- Stephens, Edwards, Quinn
Susan Reedy - Faggard, Gilmore,
Broughton, Morgan
Rena Pittman - Pittman, Evans, Harris,
Simmons
Thad Grimshaw - Grimshaw
Barbara Holt Dolloff - Holt
Mary Hammond - Estes
Lisa Deason - Underwood, Moor
Tricia Lobozzo - Hardin, Eads, Crownover
Ann Taylor - Self
Pat Borden - Dittrich
Edna Powell - Powell, Underwood, Bethany
Kevin Cogburn - Cogburn, Echols
Stephanie Richards - Morrison, Alman
Wanda Danner Mehlhoff - Dansby,
Mayer
Pat Lewis McDowell - Hammon, Freeman
John Carlson - Miller, Ely
Virginia Garrett - Reed,
Woodward, Parker, Miller, Powell
Beverly Brown Hurt - Waters, King
Lynn - Wilson, Dukes
Charlotte Wooten Art - Timmons, Wooten
Vicki Cook
- Cook, Freeman,
Stoneburner
Don Martin
- Martin, Stephenson, Brittain
Betty Holleman Cook - Holleman, Kimble, McNeil
(McNeal)
Gale Freeman - Freeman
Don Stephens - Stephens, Upshaw, Locke
Izel Lopez - Lopez, Weber
Patsy Hand - Ripley
Lea Peacock - Henderson
Darlene Tracy - Howell,
Edmondson, Nicholson
Stephanie McGill
- Coker, Henson
Kathryn Mihalek - Maddox, Anders, Watson,
Winters
Kenneth Thomas - Maddox, Thomas
Sara Rollins - Pounds
Ronald L. Spruill - Spruill
Karla Bloomfield - Higgins, Cunningham,
Stone
Billie Johns - Butler
I'm confused. Am looking for the grave
of Richard Rhodes Brashear (or Rhodes Richard Brashear)--born 10-25-1843
and died 10-8-1929 in Comanche County. Everything I can learn says he is
buried in the De Leon Cemetery including "FindaGrave". But the website that
lists those buried in the De Leon Cemetery do not list his name as being
buried there. Is he buried there but has no headstone or marker?
Thanks for your help.
Homer Cleckler
Georgetown, Texas
512-863-7340
Weldon
- Letticia EVANS was my
Great-Great-grandmother. Am interested in corresponding with others
researching this line. Please contact Weldon at
[email protected]
Veneta
Ray Lewis - I have been searching for an ancestor from 1893 De Leon that
said he had a Baxter or a Bascom Ray that was a relative.
Will (J. W. Ray)
had smallpox when he was pretty young and he mentioned a shed and a peach
orchard on the property where he was at the time. He also had a picture of
a young woman with Mary written on the back. I posted that picture on the
DeadFred.com website as Mary Ray if you care to look. We really don't know
if Ray was her last name. He thought she had died around 1958 or 59.
I'm wondering if he is related to William Baxter Ray & Mary Emaline Macon.
Thank you for any consideration.
Grace
Morrow - I am Trying to locate my cousin John L Noonkester. I
talked to him several years ago and he had moved back to De Leon after his
wife passed away. His parents were Wash and Lola Noonkester. She was my
Mothers sister. I know they are buried in your cemetary. They lived in De
Leon most of their life. I don't know if John L is still living, when I tried
to call him the number had been disconnected. He has a brother named Clyde,
they both grew up in De Leon. The last I heard from Clyde he lived near the
Brownwood lake. Since our Mothers passed away we have just lost touch. I
believe John L wife, Ruth is also buried there. Don't know if you can
help me or not but if you can I would sure appreciate it. Sincerely,
Grace Morrow
1807 NW Taft
Lawton, Okla. 73507
J. Mitchell - Newton, Russell, Sharp, Talbott
Is Thelma Lucille Newton the daughter of Claude C.
Newton and Mary Russell? They lived in Cisco in 1930 & in Illinois in
1920. Thelma married Henry Grady Sharp in 1931 and had children: Mary,
Henri, and Grady (Buddy). Mary's sister, Nellie Genevieve, married Earl
Talbott and moved to Lubbock, but I can't locate them.
Ginie -
Carroll, Hall, Johnson, Fisher
Verda Johnson had the initial M. She is the daughter of Alice Adella Carroll and
James Robert Johnson who married in Erath Co, TX June 9, 1901. Verda was
1st cousin to my mother, Vera. Alice and my grandmother were sisters. I have
pictures of Alice as a young girl and as a young woman. I am happy to exchange
information. Would like to know what happened to Verda's brothers, Mark L.
Johnson and Paul B. Johnson. My mother said the nicest things about them.
Thanks!
Melissa Steele
- Cogburn, Holland. I have several photos of people
with these surnames and related and would be willing to share them with others
interested in them.
Guy Moore - I am trying to find
anyone who may have known my great grandfather, William Lewis Moore, born
09/13/1874 and died 08/25/1963. His son, John Clyde Moore, was my grandfather.
As far as I can tell my grandfather was raised in DeLeon. He later moved to
Grand Saline, Texas, where he raised his family. My great grandfather stayed and
eventually died in DeLeon; he is buried at the DeLeon Cemetery. Any help would
be greatly appreciated.
Alison Smith - Part of my genealogy hobby is returning photos "home".
I have a photo labeled J. D. Ham and son Ottis from the late 1800s, taken at De
Leon, Tx., and labeled "Charley Ham, youngest son of Wm. and Margaret
Ham
(J. D. Ham's father)". If these are your family, they are yours.
This is my hobby and they are free, this is not a sales pitch. I have sent
out photos home and luckily received some, too. There are additional
photos that might be related, of Willie and Luther Owen, with children
Hugh and Joe, and a grandmother Owen with ? Ruth, from Dublin, Tx.
1-440-838-5719
Ellen Norris - I have a copy of a
letter that was found in our Norris family possessions and we are unable to
place the people mentioned in this letter. I will gladly forward a copy
of the letter to anyone that may have an interest or anyone who might shed
some light on who these people mentioned in the letter are. The letter
is dated June 27, 1899 from Heath to Bro and Sister. It's on the letterhead
stationary of E. B. Walker & Co., General Merchandise, of De Leon, Texas.
It is this store that I presume Heath refers to when he states he will soon be
out of the store.
The sister seems to be named Larrah, and he reports on the poor health of Aunt
Wanda and Aunt Tilda. And Heath mentions getting a letter from Hill and
Florence. Heath also reports that J. R. Gilmore's mother died and that
the measles have struck that area very bad. He reports that J. R.
Gilmore's brother's wife was very low and not expected to live. He reports
also on a District Conference, where he helped entertain the delegates. There
were 70 to 100 delegates and preachers in attendance, and he (Heath) hosted
the Dublin preacher and his wife.
Heath talks about Jim wanting to go to a place whose name I can't make out -
possibly Ind. territory, but Heath doesn't want to, because it's too far to go
by wagon. Imagine!!
The only lead to further information is Heath's promise to send a copy of
Mother's obituary from the Advocate. Presumably a newspaper. Does this
resonate with anyone? I would appreciate your help.
THANKS
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