Houston - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: DNA test for male Houston -- Descendant of Christopher HOUSTON

khough1 — 2012-05-12 01:24:44Z

Please let me know what you find out from this discussion please, as my line goes back to Christopher as well. Does anyone have info on who Christopher was married to or what his occupation was?
Thanks.
Kim

Willis Marshall Houston

Hart_AliceA — 2012-05-10 14:10:44Z

I am trying to find out more about my great great grandfather. Willis was born in Bluffton, SC around 1844. I believe he was considered black or mulatto. He married Mary McNally in 1870 in Racine, WI, but was living in Chicago, IL. His parents are listed as Dennis & Sarah Houston on the marriage. I am a part of his family that were born in Canada. I have no information on when or where he died.

Robert Houston ----> Daughter Margaret Morton Houston

jacqueline_belford_houston — 2012-05-08 17:19:00Z

Looking for the family of Name: Robert Houston
Name: Jane Ann Burnhope
Date of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar 1898
Registration district: Sunderland
Inferred County: Durham

They had Margaret Morton Houston born 1903

Looking for family memembers of this Houston group.

HOUSTON John W - Vietnam Wall section 5E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-04-28 12:23:24Z

HOUSTON John W - Vietnam Wall section 5E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,289 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Houston, W.M. Greensboro, N.C.

RCJC333 — 2012-04-25 15:54:20Z

I am interested in finding information and people related to W.M. Houston who lived in Greensboro, N.C. He was killed in train wreck in 1891 in Statesville, N.C.

Joel Reese
RCJC333@yahoo.com

Colonel John Evans Meeting with Anthony Houston Concerning Release of Anthony's Brother from Prison

JimHouston49 — 2012-04-17 21:56:21Z

The on-line book titled, "Memoirs of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Correspondence Between William Penn and James Logan" available at this URL http://play.google.com/books/reader?id=UM4yAQAAIAAJ&prin... contains a letter dated, "29th 6th-mo., 1710" from Isaac Norris to James Logan (Philadelphia) in which Isaac Norris criticizes the behavior of Lieutenant Governor Colonel John Evans during a meeting between himself and Anthony Houston, et al in which Evan;s refused to sign the papers to release Anthony's brother William Houston from prison even though the Provincial Council had previously directed Colonel Evans to do so.

William Houston had previously provided a bond to Colonel Evans as a guarantor of the marriage of a Thomas French. The bond was to guarantee that the marriage would be performed by an Episcopalian (e.g. Church of England) minister. The marriage was apparently performed instead by a Presbyterian minister and the bond was therefore supposed to have been forfeited. William Houston however refused to pay the bond (likely for religious reasons) and Colonel Evans had him jailed. William Houston was later order to be released from prison by William Penn himself and the bond canceled.

Anthony Houston is I believe my 7th great-grandfather.

Jim Houston

Looking for L.A., CA resident (1935-40) Bill Houston

Leslie85223 — 2012-04-10 13:28:09Z

Looking for information related to "Bill/Billy" Grayson Houston (Huston) who lived on a street named Sutro in L.A., CA during 1935-1940. Parents were William Houston (recall his profesion may have been a policeman) and Marjorie Grayson. Know the family still lived in the L.A. area in the late 11940's but lost track of them after that.

Had hoped to find information in the Ancestry 1940 census files but CA is still not listed by surnames - too complicated to figure out otherwise. Our family lived at 4006 6th Avenue and the Houston family lived in the house directly behind us on Sutro.

Would appreciate any assistance or ideas . . .

Leslie (AZ)

1922 Death Certificate of Lucy Alva (Flournoy) Burnham

JimHouston49 — 2012-04-03 18:59:11Z

The death certificate of Lucy Alva (Flournoy) Burnham, wife of William Edgar Burnham and daughter of Doctor Robert Joseph Flournoy and Louisa Adaline Houston can be found online at this URL http://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1922/1922_0.... It appears to me that the informant to the death was Aubrey Ernest Burnham (born about 1879), son of William Edgar and Lucy Alva Flournoy Burnham. I believe that the informant incorrectly identified the father of Lucy Alva (Flournoy) Burnham as Francis M. Flournoy instead of Doctor Robert Joseph Flournoy. He also correctly identified the mother of Alva (Flournoy) Burnham as Adaline Houston. Adaline Houston is, I believe, the daughter of my third great-grandparents Charles Cleaver Houston and Judith Carter Yager.

Comments?

Jim Houston

Obituary of Robert V. Houston, Monroe, North Carolina.

tim_weber1 — 2012-03-24 13:51:19Z

Source Confederate Veteran Magazine, January, 1916
http://www.confederatevets.com/documents/houston_nc_cv_01_16...

Re: Joseph HOUSTON - Book: "Houston Family of the Eastern Shore"

WClayton43 — 2012-03-17 19:02:37Z

I am presuming that over the last 3 years this revised version of this book has not come about. Anyone know status?

Re: Archibald Houston

brendahouston87 — 2012-03-08 05:07:59Z

I have some info on Archibald, I am trying to connect Gen Sam to Archibald do you have any connections yet?

Re: Willis David Houston Sr. -- photos

wymanart — 2012-03-06 01:57:28Z

My husband's gr grandfather was Willis Marshall Houston born about 1844 in South Carolina, I believe. He married Mary McNally in 1870 in Chicago, Illinois. They immigrated to Canada before 1873. Could he be any relation to your Willis David Houston?

Re: Gen. Sam Houston

gogojohnson — 2012-03-05 17:13:23Z

Here is how you can find the information you are seeking. Go to SamHouston.org. Then click on Sam's Life, and then on the left side of the next page click on Sam Houston's Geneology. On the following page under II. John Houston click on "children". On the next page under #2. Robert Houston, click on "children". And lastly, on the following page under #2. Samuel Houston click on "children".

I realize it is a round about manner in which to reach the information you desire but you will get what you need. This site is managed by the Sam Houston Museum at Sam Houston University, Huntsville, Texas, the city where Sam lived and died.

David W. Houston Jr., 61, of Pleasant Hills,son of,Doris and the late David Houston Sr.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-03-05 04:43:06Z

David W. Houston Jr.

Pleasant Hills

David W. Houston Jr., 61, of Pleasant Hills, passed away Thursday, March 1, 2012, surrounded by his family. He was born July 27, 1950, to Doris and the late David Houston Sr. He was the beloved husband of Linda (Mort) Houston for 38 years; loving dad of Shannon (Brian) Wolfe and Jeff Houston; loving Pop-pop of Kasie Lynn Houston and Emilie Ann Wolfe; brother of Craig Houston, Scott Houston and Beth Ann Houston-Grimm; and he is also survived by nieces and nephews. He was a lifelong member of the Pleasant Hills Fire Hall, a 3rd Degree Mason and was also an MP in the Air Force. Visitation will be from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the JEFFERSON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME INC., 301 Curry Hollow Road, Pleasant Hills, where a service will be held at 10 a.m. Monday
(Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh )

Re: James HOUSTON - b. 1862 Butler Co., PA

laurieshaunt — 2012-03-02 19:07:32Z

HALEY – HOUSTON (10/6/1881) At the residence of the Reformed pastor, Rev. R. C. Bowling, September 28, 1881, Mr. John B. Haley of Youngstown, Ohio to Miss Anna Houston of Porterfield, Pa.

Hi I am doing some research for something different and it involves an heir-ship. The above is the Anna B. Houston who may be a person of interest in your research. This was form the Piney Township marriage records from Clarion County PA.

Re: Rough 1st Draft of Analysis of Houstons of Cotreoch, c. 1500-1724

haninger7 — 2012-03-02 16:58:00Z

Do you know how many descendants of Dr. William Houston have been sampled, and from which of his sons they descend from? I ask because I don't take DNA testing as gospel unless several people from as many sons of the individual as possible have been sampled. We have to be sure we're not testing the DNA of Mrs. Houston's boyfriend.

Also, do you know which specific royal house the Houston DNA was compared with? Bear in mind that any comparison with a descendant from a monarch after William IV will not give us relevant results, because Victoria married a member of the House of Wettin, and Elizabeth II married a member of the House of Oldenburg. And I would be sure to test the Houston DNA against not only the House of Welf-Este, but also the House of Nassau, because there is a possibility that Dr. William Houston was born during the reign of William and Mary.

Re: Rough 1st Draft of Analysis of Houstons of Cotreoch, c. 1500-1724

slschrat12 — 2012-02-28 18:48:22Z

The only published reference to royalty was to "blue blood in his veins" when Dr. Wm Houston was appointed Stamp Master and it was used in a Newspaper article as an insult not a declaration of paternity. Some family members through the years have turned this into a royal connection. One of those fictional family legends/fish stories.

DNA does not match royal blood line.

As for the land, you should do more research. Dr. William Houston acted as land agent for Henry McCullogh who was a land agent for the King. Henry had to bring colonists over to settle the land or forfiet - it went back to the crown. These huge amounts of land were not gifts.

The only land Dr. William Houston had at his death was the land and home left to him by Henry McCulloch and even that he had to have the legislature approve so it would not be confiscated by the new post Revolutionary government.

Our Houston line is an I haplo group which indicates Viking descent.

Re: Rough 1st Draft of Analysis of Houstons of Cotreoch, c. 1500-1724

haninger7 — 2012-02-28 17:59:02Z

This DNA evidence is consistent with the Colonial rumor that Dr. William Houston was illegitimate (allegedly a son of King George II, who granted him enormous amounts of land). Illegitimacy would explain why Dr. Houston's line isn't a match with other Houstons.

Willis Marshall Houston

wymanart — 2012-02-25 15:15:30Z

I am searching for information on Willis Marshall Houston, born 1844 in South Carolina, according to the 1870 census. He married Irish immigrant, Mary McNally, in June of 1870. They were living in Chicago, Illinois at this time and Willis was a waiter in a restaurant. In 1872 they immigrated to Montreal,Quebec,Canada and then to Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Willis is my husbands great grandfather. Any information on his parents and/or siblings would be appreciated.

John Houston of Glasgow

grendav2001 — 2012-02-20 19:30:34Z

there is a hartlepool local newspaper report dated 9 january, 1918,regarding the drowning of john houston. his home address is given as gallowgate, glasgow. if anyone wants the report please reply to grendav2001@yahoo.co.uk.

Re: Gen. Sam Houston

brendahouston87 — 2012-02-18 21:59:11Z

Hi , I am looking for the Brothers and Sisters of Gen Sam Also. Is't it kinda funny we can not find that? I sure can't and I searched all over, Maybe not hard enough. If you find any thing Please let Me know Ok; email me direct That way i can send you what i find , Thanks b.houston86@yahoo.com

Houstons of Rockbridge, VA

HCAW72 — 2012-02-15 12:39:08Z

My grandfather was David Franklin Houston. His line was from Monroe, Union County, North Carolina, and many are buried in the Wesley Chapel Cemetery (Wesley Chapel is a villiage not a church). He traced his ancestry back to "Immigrant" John Houston, b. 1689 in Ulster, Northern Ireland. The family came over ca. 1735 included his wife, Margaret Cunningham, his children, and his mother, Margaret McClung Houston, and I believe also several other McClung and possibly Houston family members.
They arrived in New Castle, Delaware, which was part of Pennsylvania in those days. They went first to Lancaster County, PA, but soon moved down into Augusta County, VA, which later deeded the southern part as Rockbridge County.
The beautiful Rock Bridge is a local attraction and good pictures are on the internet. The area they settled was called the Borden Tract after the gentleman in charge. They named their farm "Timber Ridge" and were strong supporters of the Presbyterian Churches in the area. "Immigrant" John's second son was also John (Jr.) who died in Kentucky while on a visit there.
One of John Jr.'s sons was named William and he left VA to go down to North Carolina. A history says he "went North" but my grandfather specifically states that this is an error and that William went to "North" Carolina, settling in Union County. William was born in 1750 (per grave site) and had a son William Jr. This man had a son, John Patterson Houston, who had a son, William Henry Houston, my grandfather's father. A number of photos are available from the website for the Monroe Historical Society of the early residents and cotton farming in the area.
When investigating any Scots-Irish ancestry, which is what the background of the Houstons is, it is necessary to read up on how the Scots went to Northern Ireland and what happened there. It is often a bitter and tragic history. However, once there, the Houstons and probably others, considered themselves "Irish" as they came from that island; however the Ireland that we know today did not exist back then, and the Houstons were actually what is called Ulster Scots; that is they lived in the Ulster area (nine counties back then) but orginally came from Scotland, and are mostly of the Presbyterian religion, which is why they went there to begin with and why they came to America as well.
I hope this will clear up a lot of misinformation about this
family that has been mentioned in the past. I'd be happy to answer any question by email although most of my information is about the Houstons in Monroe, Union County, NC.

Betty Houston daughter of Robert Westfall Higgins who died 1981 NM

annageis76 — 2012-02-15 04:33:46Z

I just recently received the obit for Robert Westfall Higgins who died January 1981 in Albuquerque NM. The obit does NOT mention where is was buried.

I had info prior to receiving the obit I had info that he had been married 3 times:
1) Bertie Ann Worth married 1933, Divorced 1935 no children
2) Hilda Irene Rhodes married 10/14/1940 ....divorced. They had 2 children Alexander Robert and Mary Lou
3) Betty Hogue (or Hoage)...they had a daughter Robert Lou.

In the obit for Robert it lists his children. 7 daughters, which makes it hard to know who exactly belonged to which marriage...or if the girls were from a wife's previous marriage. 2 Sons.

He was survived by his wife Betty Higgins.....Hogue (or Hoage)

Children:
1) Wanda Dunlap of Albuquerque
2) Betty Houston of Edgewood
3) Pamela Bakke of Albuquerque
4) Cathy Smith of Albuquerque
5) Michelle Cordova of Edgewood
6) Roberta Higgins of Albquerque....(mother Betty Hogue)
7) Peggy Hogue of Virginia ...daughter from Betty's previous marriage????
8) James Hogue...son from Betty's previous marriage??...Hazelton, PA
9) David Hill...How does Hill fit in??? Albuquere

The info I had prior said there were 2 children from the marriage to Hilda Irene Rhodes...Alexander Robert and Mary Lou, but neither of these names were listed in the obit.

It would be so nice to know how all of the children mentioned in Robert's obit fit into his marriages.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated,
Anna

Re: DNA test for male Houston -- Christopher HOUSTON

khough1 — 2012-02-12 23:14:14Z

Do have any more info on Christopher Houston, like who he married. He is my direct line and I have my lineage all the way down from his name, but no wife or details.

Re: Clara Houston in Decatur Co, c 1904

LM54 — 2012-02-09 00:20:04Z

There is a Decatur County in Indiana, Georgia and Tennessee. Which state?

Wm & Andrew Houston of Garthland, Wigtownshire

swresearch — 2012-02-08 04:59:03Z

re: "I am not sure by the way whether the William Houston referenced in transaction GD135/783 dated 2 Aug 1671 is William Houston, 5th of Cotreoch, Andrew's father or William Houston, 6th of Cotreoch, Andrew's brother."

Would this William Houston have been at Hay Park, Glenluce, Wigtownshire ?

Papers of the Dalrymple Family, Earls of Stair
Scottish Archives
GD135/783 2 Aug 1671
Lands of Leffnoll and Auchindarrochmark.
Extract Great Seal charter of resignation
to William Mcdowall [McDowall] son of Sir James Mcdowall thereof, kt.,
of the lands and barony of Garthland (defined),
resigned by said Sir James (Mcdowall)
and William and Andrew Houstoune [Houston] lately of Garthland,
and sasine dated 26 August 1671 following thereon.
(Sasine recorded 4 September 1671).

Re: Houston, Cuttroch. 1692 or 1695 Hearth Tax List, Wigtownshire.

JimHouston49 — 2012-02-06 13:22:18Z

Shirley,

Thanks. It was the 1695 Hearth Tax List. A 2009 thesis by Andrew Thomas Kerr named, "The significance of the Wigtownshire Hearth Tax lists", containing an analysis of the 1695 Hearth Tax List for Wigtownshire can be found at this URL

http://theses.gla.ac.uk/2786/01/2009KerrMPhil.pdf

Clara Houston in Decatur Co, c 1904

dawnmist723 — 2012-02-05 19:16:19Z

I haven't posted this in awhile, so I am trying again to get a response. I am looking for information on Clara Houston. She married William H. Dixon, son of Wallace Dixon and Lucretia Ellen Finch, on November 13, 1904 in Decatur County. I would like to know which Houston branch she came from and her vitals - DOB, parents and siblings names, etc. Thank you for your help!

Re: Houston in NE Arkansas

rbowen12_1 — 2012-01-30 23:43:29Z

I know it has been a long time since this post, I was wondering if you have found any information you are willing to share?

Arthur & Bettie (Walden) Houston -- in NE Arkansas

CarolRobbins86 — 2012-01-30 23:43:03Z

My grandparents were Arthur L. Houston, married to Bettie M. (Walden) Houston. They lived in Greene County, Paragould, AR. They are both burried in Center Hill Cemetary in Paragould. My grandfather ran a dairy farm in the early 1900's and they were supposedly very prominent members of the community. However, I cannot find any records. They had four children - Harry L., Berniece (Smith), Mildred (Bowen), and my mother, Florence (Weatherly). Can anyone help?

Houston, Cuttroch. 1692 or 1695 Hearth Tax List, Wigtownshire.

swresearch — 2012-01-29 22:37:00Z

Jim, I am not sure if the 1692 Hearth Tax List
may have been shown as the 1695 List ?

Cuttroch‘s subt list
5 (hearths) The House of Cottreoch
1..John McCandlish cottar
1..John Mcwilliam Cottar
1..William Livingston (?)
1..Robert Cartney
1..Elizabeth Mcwilliam
1..John Broadfoot
1..James Donon
1..Alexander Lattim (?)
1..John Mcscamble

"All the hearth money collected by me for hearths, kilns, ovens saltpans and furnaces (-----
-----------------) there foregoing (---) on pages qr ammounts to the number of thrie
thousand thrie hundred & eightie fourteens & also (----) calculo(?) the surveyed hearth(?)
& ca-(?) qr I made formelry being included with this my hand at Portpatrick September
nynteenth ---ick & nyntie two years
(signed)
William Ffullartoun"

James Sherman Houston b. 1868 Iowa

khridler — 2012-01-08 08:40:18Z

Does ANYBODY have any info on James Sherman Houston b. 1868 Iowa, married Grace Halla in 1904 in Chicago, IL. 2 years later he just disappeared. His father is Joseph W. Houston b. 1828 Penn. James is #7 of 9 children born to Joseph & Sarah A. Houston b. 1830 Ohio. 1856 Alice D., 1857 Maria E., 1859 Mary, 1861 Mollie L., 1863 George Theadore, 1865 Eva M., 1868 James Sherman, 1869 Jessie E., 1871 Franklin. Any info on J.S. Houston and/or his father J.W. Houston and earlier relations would be a wonderful help! Thanks.

Re: John Houston & Mary Dungan + Picture of John

Lauralee_West — 2012-01-04 19:57:56Z

I am a ggreatgranddaughter of John Houston and Elizabeth Kelly. I have a great deal of information regarding John and Elizabeth and would like to be able to prove the birth and marriage of John to Elizabeth. Elizabeth is buried in Clinton County, Missouri and John is buried in Lucas County, IA. Their daughter, Faith, is buried next to her mother in Clinton County, Missouri.

Re: Sam Houston

dmecs28 — 2012-01-01 04:10:22Z

you should look into a family in paradise california by the name of purkey. i took care of a woman who had substantial information that said she was the granddaughter of sam houston. her name was floy purkey.

New book on Hannah Kirkpatrick, Sam Houston's ancestor

TomACaulley — 2011-12-21 23:20:28Z

After nearly 6 moths of writing and researching, I FINALLY have finished Vol 1 in the series on the descendants and royal ancestors of Hugh Kirkpatrick (of W. Nottingham Township, Chester Co., PA b ca 1695-d 1768). Volume 1 covers descendants of Hannah Kirkpatrick (1717-1772) who married Hugh Barclay. Her descendants include such notables a Sam Houston (Texas hero), Madge Bellamy (Silent Movie Star) and Stephen Foster (father of American Music). Her ancestors are presumed to include Kings of England, Scotland, France, Germany, Italy, Turkey, Bavaria, Kiev Russia, Sweden, Kent, Wessex and East Anglia, Charlemagne, several Holy Roman Emperors, 5 saints 3 Roman Senators and 2 Roman Proconsuls.

There are over 1765 pages, 6500 names, 4300 documents a full descendants chart and my gedcom for this family all on 1 data DVD. Cost is $15 (+$5 S/H)

If you are interested, contact me directly at tcaulleysgenmail [at] yahoo.com

Re: Roger Houstson

eGENEee — 2011-12-14 23:48:01Z

I never knew him, but I could try to see if there's any info on him.

There's more than one Roger Houston that fits this description.
What was his wife's name? Childrens' names? Where did he die?

The more details you provide, the more likely you'll get info on the "right" man.

Roger Houston

john_houston236 — 2011-12-14 23:47:40Z

This is a great site, if only I can afford to pay the monthly.

Anyway, does anyone know a Roger Houston? He's a world war II veteran. He already died years ago. Probably before I was even born. He's my grandfather I've never met.
I don't know exactly where he was born. Probably either California or Kansas.

Colonel "Houston"

Chaelab12 — 2011-11-19 22:09:23Z

My family has an ancestor on the Houston side that was a colonel in the British army. He fought a duel, killed a man, and left England as a wanted man.
He traveled around the world to Japan, China, even Turkey during the late 1800s. As he traveled he wrote about his travels in leather bound journals, of which we have one left as the rest were stolen from my grandfather's house.
We think his last name may have been Houston, but we can't be sure.
If anyone has any information on him, that would be amazing.

A. W. Houston (George Houston/Mary Harralson) wed Narcissa (Massey?)

rgailey525123 — 2011-11-19 02:10:57Z

Seeking information on A. W. Houston married Narcissa b. 1813 (Massey) American Indian Cherokee). Their child Louisa w. Houston b 20 May 1849 Chariton Co MO. Louisa married George Allen Kinman 19 Jan 1868 in Brown Co IL. Narcissa and A. W. are my GGGrandparents. Louisa W Houston Kinman is my GGrandmother, d.30 Mar 1927 Grayson Co TX. Her daughter Melissa Annie Kinman is my Grandmother. Appreciate any help with this part of my family. Thanks, Leroy Gailey

Re: John Houston & Mary Dungan + Picture of John

judyk540 — 2011-11-10 01:42:04Z

I descend from Fathie Houston who married Henry Onkst and her parents to my knowledge were John and Elizabeth Kelly Houston. I would love to have a copy of the picture of John. Thanks so much- Judy Krahenbuhl

Re: Brothers of Gen. Sam HOUSTON

danadrx — 2011-11-06 02:13:33Z

Sam Houston is my great great great uncle, from my grandmother on my mom's side of the family, my grandmother's dad's side. Our family tree book states as far back as Bruce Christopher, I believe.

Re: John & Elizabeth HOUSTON

mildredmerle — 2011-11-05 21:55:15Z

eliz and john were the parents to my william jasper houston,he was my grandmother father

Re: John & Elizabeth HOUSTON

Donnahuston22155 — 2011-11-05 17:11:49Z

My grandparents were Elizabeth and John Huston, but not sure there is a connection here, but would like to talk to you more about it.

Re: Margaret Houston in Sydney Australia

birchwood2 — 2011-09-15 04:39:02Z

Margaret Houston was the sister of my great great grandfather William Houston. Both were born in Greenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland. I believe that William and his family and Margaret arrived in Australia on the Nehalennia in April 1853. Margaret married Christian Blom in Sydney in October 1853. I suspect that Christian went back to sea for a time, arriving back in Sydney on the Rabenhaupt in December 1854. By at least 1858, Blom was managing O. B. Ebsworth's Woolwashing Establishment at Newtown, which he continued to do until his death.

Let me know if you want more details.

HOUSTON John L - Vietnam Wall section 1E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-09-05 18:39:41Z

HOUSTON John L - Vietnam Wall section 1E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 222,447 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Sylvia HOUSTON --m-- David Runyon

mildredmerle — 2011-09-03 19:37:31Z

email address susanneoliver34@hotmail.com

Re: Sylvia HOUSTON --m-- David Runyon

mandsdietz — 2011-09-03 16:42:24Z

email failed just earlier, sat. 12:42pm.
trying to contact you re: sylvia and david.
contact me at mandsdietz@hotmail.com

Re: Thomas HOUSTON, b. 1885 IA - Parents: John & Mary J. (Black) HOUSTON

mandsdietz — 2011-09-03 16:39:07Z

susan oliver, please contact me re: david runyon and sylvia houston. have tried to send you an email but message says it failed.

Re: Lucinda Houston -- b. 1860 TX

kathymckenzie7 — 2011-08-25 16:20:59Z

What I know is that Lewis and Catherine had: Elizabeth, Sarah, Fanny, Francis and John (Johnny).
Lewis' brother John and Nancy had Lucinda, Sidney, Virginia, and a Lewis H. I have a copy of Lewis H. death notice from a paper. It states that Lewis H. was second cousin and and John was first cousin to Sam Houston.
Could Sidney be S.J.?
I've been tracing Sam Houston forward, all Uncles, but the years on the uncles just don't add up for 1st cousins. I'm still working on them.

Re: Lucinda Houston -- b. 1860 TX

slkinard — 2011-08-25 15:00:41Z

Thank you,

I have been searching for her family for a few months and can not find anything on her until after she marries George Eaton. I found her parents on a different website.
I had John Johnny Houston as a son of John and Nancy Houston. Do you know a S J Houston? I have him as a son also but no media as to how I found them. Any help you could give me on Lucinda's family would be a tremendous help. slkinard@crcom.net

Thank you,
Sherry