Anybody have photos of these for Wanda?<BR><BR>Comal County<BR>NHL: National Historic Landmark<BR>NM: National Monument<BR>NMEM: National Memorial<BR>NHS: National Historic Site<BR>NHP: National Historical Park<BR>NR: National Register of Historic Places<BR>RTHL: Recorded Texas Historic Landmark<BR>HTC: Historic Texas Cemetery<BR><BR>Natural Bridge Caverns Sinkhole Site, Natural Bridge Caverns (NR)<BR>Bartels Cemetery, Spring Branch (HTC)<BR>Braschler ...

Over the last week, Family Roots Publishing has shipped all the standing orders for German Map Guide Volume 31. This volume includes a total of 3,723 places - mostly towns, found in the Kingdom of Prussia, Province of Hannover (Hanover) RB of Lüneburg and Stade. This is the second of three volumes covering Hannover. Each volumes of the series does the following: Identifies the parish where an ancestor worshipped based on where they lived. Gives the FHL microfilm number for the family’s parish records. Identifies nearly every city, town, and place that included residents. ...

I have an old photo of the Gruene Mercantile. Doe she just want us to eamil <BR>the photos to her? jpeg??<BR>I also have some old school photos but so far no one has been able to tell <BR>me which school they were although I suspect that they were somewhere in the <BR>Goodwin area. However they were taken from inside the school building not <BR>outside sometime around 1908.<BR>Thanks,<BR>Linda Mullen<BR><BR>----- Original Message ----- <BR>From: "Sarah Reveley" ...

By Myra Lee Adams Goff “Connecticut Yankees in Prince Carl’s Court” might describe the Torrey brothers, John F., Tudor, Abraham, George, David, and Thomas. They were indeed from Connecticut and three of them did end up in Prince Carl’s domain. One of them, John, stayed. If you look at the 1850 map, you will see a street named Yankee Strasse parallel to the Comal River. It was next to the property on which John Torrey put his first mill. Yankee Street is no more and what used to be called Market Road was renamed Torrey Street. In 1838 we find the Torrey brothers ...

Yesterday’s New FamilySearch (NFS) rollout news was so riddled with problems, I finally scrapped it. Today, we try again. Apparently, not all the rumors circulating right now are sanctioned. I don’t know if that means the information is incorrect, or just not yet officially announced. I’m still waiting on clarification from FamilySearch.

To keep track of the varying stages of rollout in the different temple districts, and the various flavors of rollout, I’ve created a new table format. For the remaining temple districts in the red zone, here’s my new ...

Edmund Otto Theodor Seidel passed away 24 July 2009.

Eric Anthony Spradling of New Braunfels passed away Sunday, August 16, 2009.

Dorothy Lee Zinsmeister, 60, and George F. Zinsmeister, Jr., 71, of New Braunfels, passed away at home Friday August 21.

Funeral arrangements are complete at the Zoeller Funeral Home for Justin Elliott Yates, who passed away on Saturday at the age of 16 years.

Wilma Hill Schneider, born March 24, 1918 in Kyle, Texas, passed away on April 20, 2010. Wilma a devoted Christian loved her family and friends.

The following news release was written by SCGS staff: The Southern California Genealogical Society announces the publication of a new index publication, the 1892 Great Register of Voters for Los Angeles County, California. The index contains more than 27,500 records. Of these, approximately 12,000 resided in the City of Los Angeles and the remaining 15,500 lived in outside of the City of Los Angeles. The index can be purchased in soft cover or CD format at http://www.scgs...ications.htm . The registers were the result of the California Registry Act of 1866 in which all ...

Discovery Camp allows children with cancer the chance to have the same summer fun as everybody else.

CCGS member Wilfred Schlather has published his research on Civil War participants from Comal County. Over six hundred individuals are tabulated to chronicle the service of Comal County citizen soldiers during the war between the states. Actual soldier's records were used to document the service of each individual. Information on militia (home guard) units is also listed.

Vandals have split apart a medieval gravestone in Scarborough's most historic churchyard. The attack has been branded "sacrilegious" by a local history supporter, who says it is part of a worrying trend of anti-social behaviour in Scarbor-ough's much-loved Old Town. The damaged gravestone in St Mary's churchyard, home to Anne Bronte's grave, an attraction that brings many lovers of literature to town from throughout the country, was smashed. The vandalism has been reported to the police. It is the second attack in a month on a memorial at St Mary's, where no burials have ...

A woman identified as 50-year-old Sylvia Perez Clark is found dead inside her Wilson County home.