Colorado County
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If you are able to help others by providing lookups, please contact Dorothy Albrecht
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Lookups

Arliss Treybig  has information about the following Colorado County families: Braden, Burtschell, Henneke/Hennecke, and copies of the early Frelsburg marriages & baptisms and burial charts and the Mentz marriages & baptisms (1860-1899) and burials (1860-1930's)

Arliss Treybig, PO Box 1236, El Campo  TX  77437

Marla Mazoch will do lookups from her resources.
Melany J. Granville has a copy of a type-written manuscript entitled Chesterville 1895-1920 written by Ruth Anderson some time after 1950. If your ancestors came from Chesterville, which was near Eagle Lake, you may want to contact her at mjgranvi@woh.rr.com. The entire document is about 40 pages and there are short family biographies in the back on the following surnames: Adams, Adkins, Anderson, Andrews, Backhus, Beals, Bodle, Bottino, Chester, Carnes, Cutler, Clark, Fulford, Gray, Haworth, Hayden, Headley, Davidson, Hornbeck, Ingram, Johnson, Kellison, Linderholm, Linebarger, Larsen, Maltby, Malmquist, Marsalia, McLain, Moore, McCormick, Nelson, Perry, Salladay, Seaholm, Semora, Spillman, Tilton, Townley, Tellaro, Tubbs, Thomas, Wilkerson, White. The bios may be viewed at Colorado County TX Bios.
Dorothy Albrecht has access to the Nesbitt Memorial Library and her personal library includes:

Colorado County Chronicles, Vol. 1 & Vol. 2
2 cemetery books published by Bill Stein
Index to Colorado County Marriages Before 1875,
Nesbitt Memorial Library Journal
Weimar - the First 100 Years
Come Reminisce With Me - A History of Glidden, Texas 1885-1985
Membership Records of the old Methodist Episcopal Church South in Osage
Notes on the McMillan and related families of Weimar-Osage
Notes on the Taylors from England/Scotland that settled in Osage
Notes on the Tanners from the Columbus area
Historic Towns of Texas - Columbus, Gonzales, Jefferson,
by Joe Tom Davis

Lynwood Peterson will do look-ups for the 1880 census.
Charles Dodds hosts a site for the The Hoelscher/Buxkemper family, which emigrated from Germany between 1846 and 1850 settling primarily in present day Fayette, Colorado, Falls, Wilson, Nueces, Runnels, and McCullough Counties and he invites anyone with possible ties to this family, to visit.
Rox Ann Johnson will do lookups in History of Frelsburg, Kraewinkel (Crow's Nest), written in 1986 by the Frelsburg Historical Committee.
Ms. Tommie Ward Hoffman owns a copy of The Seven Townsend Brothers, by Tula TOWNSEND Wyatt, and will be happy to do lookups.

Pierce Arthur has volunteered to take digital pictures of tombstones - please be as specific as you can be.
Martha Prince will do lookups in In Search of a Home - Nineteenth-Century Wendish Immigration by George R. Nielsen, which includes a listing of Wendish people who immigrated from Saxony to Colorado County, Texas, and some nearby counties.

 

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