<BR><BR><BR> ronph@sbcglobla.net<BR><BR><BR><BR>Ron,<BR><BR><BR><BR>My g-g-grandfather J. J. Haas is listed in the 1880 Precinct-3, Comal<BR>County Census under Family #68. His ranch was close to Crains Mill<BR>which is now located under Canyon Lake along with his ranch.<BR><BR>I hope this helps.<BR><BR><BR><BR>Charlie ...

Ancestry.com says<BR>You are here: Search > Census > U.S. Census > 1880 United States Federal <BR>Census > Texas > Comal > Precinct 3<BR>1880 United States Federal Census<BR>Please choose an enumeration district in Precinct 3:<BR> District 40 Clay Township, incl. villages of Genoa and Martin<BR><BR>Which is news to me!<BR>Sarah<BR><BR><BR><BR>Could someone tell me where in Comal County was Precinct 3 in the 1880 <BR>Census? My ...

Could someone tell me where in Comal County was Precinct 3 in the 1880 Census?  My family was living in Precinct 3 and I would like to know.<BR><BR>Thank you,<BR><BR>Ron Hesdorff<BR>San Antonio, TX<BR>ronph@sbcglobla.net<BR><BR><BR>

Is there anyone out there that has the book History of Sattler and Mountain Valley School, Comal County, Texas 1846 – 1964 by Alton J. Rahe? <BR><BR>I was interested in the 26 families listed in the book.<BR><BR>My great grandmother Lucinda Taylor (Hasdorff) lived in Sattler in 1875 when her son John Wiley Taylor was born.  My great grandmother Lucinda married my great grandfather Christoph Hasdorff/Harsdorff soon after his birth.  My Hasdorff family is listed in the 1880 Comal County Census, but I do not know ...

>>What are the requirement for the bronze medallion Citizens of the Republic <BR>>>of Texas plaques? I looked on the DRT website and could not find a <BR>>>description of the qualifications only the form--it's probably there and I <BR>>>just could not find it. And could you share links for those who posted <BR>>>photos on the Texas Centennial mailing list with this mailing list? I am <BR>>>not on that mailing list.<< Thanks, Linda ...

What are the requirement for the bronze medallion Citizens of the Republic <BR>of Texas plaques? I looked on the DRT website and could not find a <BR>description of the qualifications only the form--it's probably there and I <BR>just could not find it. And could you share links for those who posted <BR>photos on the Texas Centennial mailing list with this mailing list? I am <BR>not on that mailing list.<BR><BR>Thanks,<BR>Linda ...

Several people on the Texas Centennial mailing list have sent in photos of bronze medallions on the graves of citizens of the Republic of Texas. These are sponsored by the DRT, and if you want to apply for one for an ancestor's grave, an application is at<BR>www.drt-inc.org/forms/2008CitizenMedallionApplicationWithSalesTax.pdf<BR>Be sure you follow their instructions about what to include, the Daughters are sticklers. ;-)<BR><BR>The DRT requires "permission by cemetery authority to place marker" to be enclosed with the application, ...

I wanted to let the mailing list know that Ed and his wife are both in the Kirkwood Nursing home in New Braunfels in the section that is for recovery and will be home when she finally heals. They both got hurt at Christmas from a fall. He fell and in falling his wife who was behind him fell too. She broke a hip and one of her legs. He didn't say how bad his was but he is already mended but his wife needs a little more time. So they will both stay there until both are well. He has always been such a great help as he is a member of the Guadalupe County Genealogy Society. He said ...

Anybody out there (besides cousin Dave) related to Stephan Klein of New Braunfels? I'm finally working on a family notebook to give to the Sophienberg Museum, seems like every family has turned one in but ours. <BR><BR>If you have any notes, photos, etc to add to it, let me know. My website is at http://emilykle...alpages.com/ and if you scroll down you will see I have a ton of names from people contacting me. I'm not exactly sure how to print them out easily to put in the book but I will try. Go to Photos then Index to see the different ...