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This large webpage serves as an index and bibliographic reference for the various files available at RelatedLines.com. The files are arranged under one of three primary headings: People, Places, and Miscellaneous.

Under each subheading--alphabetized by surname, place, or subject--entries are arranged by the date of the original document or photograph, as applicable.

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People, by Surname

Adams

Photograph: seated: Leveda Melvin (Pollard) Threlkeld; grandchildren, left to right: Buddy and Virginia Abbott, and Evelyn, Dorothy, and Bobby Caldwell; standing at rear: Virginia (Threlkeld) Adams and Pearl (Blackburn) Caldwell. Summer, 1934. RelatedLines.com image file "LevedaMelvinPollard_1934.jpg," scanned 2004 by Debbie Cunningham.

Photograph: Virginia (Threlkeld) Adams. 1949. RelatedLines.com image file "VirginiaThrelkeld_1949.jpg," scanned 2004 by Debbie Cunningham.

Armsby

The Commonwealth of Virginia, Virginia Quit Rent Rolls, 1704,"The Rent Roll of King William County" (Virginia: no publisher, 1704), 506. RelatedLines.com image file "Armsby_Virginia_Quit_Rent_Rolls_1704_King_William_County.gif."

National Society of the Sons and Daughters of the Pilgrims, Lineages of Members of the National Society of Sons And Daughters of the Pilgrims, 3 volumes (No place: privately printed, 1929, 1958, 1988), III:42. Lineage of Margaret Hardwick (to Armsby). RelatedLines.com image file "Hardwick--Sons_and_Daughters_of_Pilgrims--Vol_III_Page_42.gif."

Armstrong

Isaac Williams household, including his wife Cornelia Armstrong, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Texas, Fayette County, High Hill Post Office, between Halletsville Road and Buckner's Creek, National Archives micropublication roll M593_1585, page 428, physical document page 61, lines 20-30, dwelling 441, family 417, enumerated 14 October 1870. RelatedLines.com image file "1870-Census_TX-Fayette-Co-HighHill_RollM593_1585-Page428.jpg."

Isaac Williams household, including his wife Cornelia Armstrong, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Texas, Fayette County, Precinct 8, Enumeration Dist 59, Supervisors District 5, National Archives micropublication roll T9_1303, page 135C, physical document page 46, dwelling 429, family 451, enumerated 16 June 1880. RelatedLines.com image file "1880-Census_TX-Fayette-Co-Precinct8_RollT9_1303-Page135C.jpg."

Isaac Williams household, including his wife Cornelia Armstrong, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Texas, Fayette County, Precinct 8, Enumeration Dist 47, Supervisors District 12, National Archives micropublication roll T623_1635, page 26B, lines 56-58, dwelling 517, family 517, enumerated 22 June 1900. RelatedLines.com image file "1900-Census_TX-Fayette-Co-Precinct8_RollT623_1635-Page26B.jpg."

Caldwell

Canant

Georgia Lucille Canant obituary, The Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Texas, 14 February 1936, Section II, Page 6. RelatedLines.com image file "Georgia_Canant_obituary-DallasMorningNews_1936-02-14_SecII_Page6.gif," downloaded from The Dallas Morning News archives (http://www.dallasnews.com/) on 1 May 2005.

Charles Henry Canant obituary, The Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Texas, 24 March 1953, Section III, Page 6. RelatedLines.com image file "Charles_Canant_obituary-DallasMorningNews_1953-03-24_SecIII_Page6.gif," downloaded from The Dallas Morning News archives (http://www.dallasnews.com/) on 1 May 2005.

Arthur T. Canant obituary, The Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Texas, 2 September 1971, Section D, Page 4. RelatedLines.com image file "Arthur_Canant_obituary-DallasMorningNews_1971-09-02_SecD_Page4.gif," downloaded from The Dallas Morning News archives (http://www.dallasnews.com/) on 1 May 2005.

Dollarhide

B.R. Sulgrove, excerpt of History of Indianapolis and Marion County, Indiana (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: L.H. Everts & Co., 1884). This is a brief excerpt of the book, including the title page plus five pages where the Dollarhide family is mentioned (pages 61, 512, 513, 514, and 515). RelatedLines.com PDF file "History-of-Indianapolis-and-Marion-County_Indiana_by-Sulgrove_1884.pdf.

Glass

Photograph: headstone of Rev. James Glass (1791-1866) and Rebecca E. (Allison) Glass (1794-1866) at the Navidad Baptist Cemetery, Fayette County, Texas. May 2005. RelatedLines.com image file "Headstone_James-and-Rebecca-Glass_Navidad-Baptist-Cemetery_Fayette-Co_TX.jpg."

Hardwick

Horton

John Horton household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Texas, Sabine County, Sabine District, National Archives micropublication roll M432_914, page 318, image 282, physical document page 659, lines 7-15, dwelling 113, family 113, enumerated 21 October 1850. RelatedLines.com image file "1850-Census_TX-Sabine-Co_RollM432_914-Page318.jpg." In the household are John age 54 (born 29 Jan 1796 in NC, son of Thomas Horton and Elizabeth Walker), his wife Winney age 53, sons Stephen age 29, Levi age 25 (incorrectly recorded as female), John age 18, William age 16, Thomas age 13, and daughters Elizabeth age 27, and Winnifred age 19. Click here to view the RelatedLines database record.

John Horton household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Louisiana, Sabine Parish, Ward 3, Many Post Office, physical document page 33, lines 35-37, dwelling 231, family 231, enumerated 26 June 1860. RelatedLines.com image file "1860-Census_LA-Sabine-Parish_Ward-3_Page33.jpg." Note that the household of William Horton (John Horton's son, b. circa 1833) is documented on the same page

Samuel Horton household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Texas, Lavaca County, township not stated, National Archives micropublication roll M593_1595, page 485, image 199, physical document page 158, lines 24-25, dwelling 1180, family 1025, enumerated 23 July 1870. RelatedLines.com image file "1870-Census_TX-Lavaca-Co_RollM593_1595-Page485.jpg." Note that the mother of Samuel's wife Ida, Orinda Price, is on the same page in dwelling 1179.

S.B. [Samuel Brooks] Horton household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Texas, Lavaca County, township not stated, Precinct 2, Enumeration District 78, National Archives micropublication roll T9_1316, page 400, physical document page 41, lines 28-33, dwelling 334, family 334, enumerated 23 June 1880. Note that the household of James Jasper Horton is dwelling 335. RelatedLines.com image file "1880-Census_TX-Lavaca-Co_RollT9_1316-Page400.jpg." Note that the mother of Samuel's wife Ida, Orinda Price, is on the same page in dwelling 1179.

M. [May Martin] Williams household, including his wife Alice Emma Horton, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Texas, Karnes County, Precinct 5, Enumeration Dist 64, Supervisors District 13, National Archives micropublication roll T623_1650, page 7A, line 26, dwelling 126, family 127, enumerated 13 June 1900. RelatedLines.com image file "1900-Census_TX-Karnes-Co-Precinct5_RollT623_1650-Page7A.jpg."

Adeline H. White, The Hortons in America (Seattle, Washington: Privately Published, 1929). File "The_Hortons_in_America.pdf." This is an Adobe Acrobat PDF file containing the complete content of the original book: 650 pages, 3MB. Note that this file was created in PDF format from unformatted text capture of the original; as such, the file page number references will not match the original pagination, and image quality may be inferior to the original.

Photograph: Horace Brooks Horton, wife Jennie Bernice (Brite) Horton, and daughter Mary Frances Horton. 1931, Waco, McLennan County, Texas. RelatedLines.com image file "HoraceBrooksHorton.jpg," scanned 2004 by Marlene Pavelka.

Hudson

John L. Hudson, obituary, The Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Texas, 17 November 1955, Section 1, Page 11. RelatedLines.com image file "John_Hudson_obituary-DallasMorningNews_1955-11-17_Sec1_Page11.gif," downloaded from The Dallas Morning News archives (http://www.dallasnews.com/) on 29 April 2005.

Mrs. Dora Bell (Laws) Hudson, obituary, The Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Texas, 21 January 1970, Section D, Page 4. Image file "Dora_Laws_obituary-DallasMorningNews_1970-01-21_SecD_Page4.gif," downloaded from The Dallas Morning News archives (http://www.dallasnews.com/) on 29 April 2005.

Lawhon

Photograph: John Creed Lawhon. Circa 1850. RelatedLines.com image file "John-Creed-Lawhon_circa1850.jpg," scanned by researcher Earl Pike from a microfiche of the book David E. Lawhorn and his Descendants, 1811-1971, by Mrs. Sallie Harrison.

Photograph: David Ervin Lawhon. Circa 1880. RelatedLines.com image file "David-Ervin-Lawhon_circa1880.jpg," scanned by researcher Cory Collins from a copy of the book David E. Lawhorn and his Descendants, 1811-1971, by Mrs. Sallie Harrison.

Laws

Map: 821 W. 10th Ave., Corsicana, Navarro County, Texas (75110-7140); residence of Henry Austin and Hattie Dee (nee Laws) Threlkeld in 1917. RelatedLines.com image file "Map_821-W-10th-Ave_Corsicana_Navarro-Co_TX.gif."

Map: 1206 E. Woodin Blvd., Dallas, Dallas County, Texas (75216-2153); residence of Henry Austin and Hattie Dee (nee Laws) Threlkeld in 1936. RelatedLines.com image file "Map_1206-E-Woodin-Blvd_Dallas_Dallas-Co_TX.gif."

Hattie Dee (Laws) Threlkeld, application for Social Security account number, 17 February 1942, Waco, McLennan County, Texas; no. xxx-xx-8182. RelatedLines.com image file "Hattie_Dee_Laws--SSN_application_1942.jpg," scanned 25 February 2005 by Hughes Williams from a document supplied by U.S. Social Security Administration; the document is in his possession. Image has been retouched by Williams to increase contrast and improve readability; Williams attests no information has been altered.

Photograph: Headstone of Henry A. (Austin) Threlkeld and his wife Hattie D. (Dee) Laws, plot H2, 10, Oakwood Cemetery, Waco, McLennan County, Texas. RelatedLines.com RelatedLines.com image file "Headstone_Henry-A-and-Hattie-D-Threlkeld_Oakwood-Cemetery_McLennan-Co_TX.jpg," photograph 21 November 2005 by Debbie Cunningham.

McFarland

William McFarland "Hacienda Del Estado Libre De Coahuila Y Texas" Character Certificate, Texas General Land Office file number SC 000075:29, 16 September 1834 for 1832 and 1833, four pages including verso. The text of the certificate is in Spanish; includes receipt for 5 titles (C. S. Hunt, J. Shears, A. Kuykendall, S. D. Moore, Wm. Caldwell). RelatedLines.com file quot;Texas-Character-Certificate_16Sep1834_William-McFarland.pdf" (2.4MB).

William McFarland, Receipts for Government Dues, Texas General Land Office file number SC 000055:16, 17 September 1834. The text of the certificate is in Spanish; receipt for government dues on his land. Five pages total; fifth page is in English and dated 6 Feb 1842 and shows a recording in the General Land Office in Austin for the Republic of Texas pertaining to eight labors of arable land, and 17 labors pasture land for a total fee of $40.40, paid by William's son, Thomas S. McFarland. RelatedLines.com file "Texas-Receipts-for-Government-Dues_17Sep1834_William-McFarland.pdf" (4.4MB).

Thomas S. McFarland "Free State of Coahuila and Texas and Municipality of San Augustin" Character Certificate, Texas General Land Office file number SC 000075:28, 14 March 1835. Complete text reads: "I certify that Thos. S. McFarland is a native of Indiana of the United States of America is a single man and a good citizen industrious and a moral man and friendly to the laws and Religion of the Country. Given at the instance of the intevested [sic]." The judge's signature is uncertain; it looks like A. Hatihk. RelatedLines.com file quot;Texas-Character-Certificate_14Mar1835_Thomas-S-McFarland.pdf" (800K).

Thomas S. McFarland, Receipts for Government Dues, Texas General Land Office file number SC 000055:15, 17 March 1835. The text of the certificate is in Spanish; receipt for government dues on his land. Five pages total; fifth page is in English and dated 6 Feb 1842 and shows a recording in the General Land Office in Austin for the Republic of Texas pertaining to three labors of arable land, and three and one-quarter labors pasture land for a total fee of $11.40. RelatedLines.com file "Texas-Receipts-for-Government-Dues_17Mar1835_Thomas-S-McFarland.pdf" (4MB).

McGarrh

Photograph: the Henry Edward McGarrh family. From left to right: daughter Pinie Eliza McGarrh; Henry Edward McGarrh; son Tubern McGarrh; daughter Henrilu McGarrh (standing in front of Tubern); mother William Clarence 'Clara' (nee Williams) McGarrh; daughter Hattie La Bon McGarrh; daughter Allie Catherine McGarrh. Circa 1918, Montgomery County, Mississippi. Image file "Henry-Edward-McGarrh_family-photograph_c1918.jpg," scanned November 2005 by Peggy Powell.

[Henry Edward] McGarrh household, 1920 U.S. census, population schedule, Mississippi, Webster County, Tomnolen Village, Enumeration District 113, Supervisors District 4, National Archives micropublication roll M625_899, page 2A, lines 7-14, dwelling 21, family 21, enumerated 3 January 1920. Enumeration shows McGarrh's wife Clara (William Clarence Williams, daughter of Isaac Marion Williams). RelatedLines.com image file "1920-Census_MS-Webster-Co_RollT625_899-Page2A.jpg."

Pollard

Photograph: left to right: Henry Austin Threlkeld, Earl George Threlkeld, Henry Thomas Threlkeld holding Leroy Threlkeld, Virginia Threlkeld, and Leveda Melvin (Pollard) Threlkeld holding Otis Threlkeld. Circa 1894. RelatedLines.com image file "HenryThomasThrelkeldc1894.jpg," scanned 2004 by Debbie Cunningham.

William Austin Pollard, World War I Selective Service Registration card 333 (42-2-9-C), 9 September 1918, Cooper, Delta County, Texas. RelatedLines.com image file "William-Austin-Pollard_WWI-Draft-Registration_Delta-Co_TX.jpg."

Presnell

Lowell Presnell Jenkins, " Presnell Family Genealogical Manuscript," retyped in 1994 by Michael C. Presnell and posted at http://presnell.net/. RelatedLines.com PDF file "Presnell-Family-History_Compiled-by-Lowell-Presnell-Jenkins.pdf.

Price

F. P. Price household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Texas, Newton County, township not stated, National Archives micropublication roll M653_1302, page 257, physical document page 24, lines 13-18, dwelling 145, family 145, enumerated 2 July 1860. RelatedLines.com image file "1860-Census_TX-Newton-Co_RollM653_1302-Page257.jpg."

Elizabeth Price household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Texas, Newton County, township not stated, National Archives micropublication roll M653_1302, page 257, physical document page 24, lines 19-22, dwelling 146, family 146, enumerated 2 July 1860. RelatedLines.com image file "1860-Census_TX-Newton-Co_RollM653_1302-Page257.jpg."

Orinda J. Price household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Texas, Lavaca County, township not stated, National Archives micropublication roll M593_1595, page 485, image 199, physical document page 158, lines 20-23, dwelling 1179, family 1024, enumerated 23 July 1870. RelatedLines.com image file "1870-Census_TX-Lavaca-Co_RollM593_1595-Page485.jpg."

Rexford

Valentine [Martin] Wiliams household, including his wife Josephine Rexford, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Texas, Fayette County, Precinct 8, Enumeration Dist 59, Supervisors District 5, National Archives micropublication roll T9_1303, page 135C, physical document page 46, dwelling 430, family 452, enumerated 16 June 1880. RelatedLines.com image file "1880-Census_TX-Fayette-Co-Precinct8_RollT9_1303-Page135C.jpg."

Schulz

Julius Schulz obituary, The Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Texas, 22 October 1954, Section III, Page 3. RelatedLines.com image file "Julius_Schulz_obituary-DallasMorningNews_1954-10-22_SecIII_Page3.gif," downloaded from the Dallas Morning News archives (http://www.dallasnews.com/) on 1 May 2005.

Threlkeld

Henry Threlkeld household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Texas, Hamilton County, Justice Precinct 2, Supervisor's District 4, Enumeration District 53, National Archives micropublication roll T623_1641, page 3A, physical document page 65, lines 20-29, dwelling 40, family 40, enumerated 4 June 1900. RelatedLines.com image file "census/1900-Census_TX-Hamilton-Co_RollT623_1641-Page3A.jpg." In the household are Henry age 45 (born Oct 1865 in GA), his wife Melvie age 43, sons Austin age 12, Early age 10, Ray age 8, Otis age 6, Lewis age 2, Floyd age 11 months, and daughters Virgie age 16, and Ruby age 4. Click here to view the RelatedLines database record.

Hansford Lee Threlkeld, Threlkeld Genealogy (Morganfield, Kentucky: Privately Published, 1932). File "Threlkeld_Genealogy.pdf." This is an Adobe Acrobat PDF file containing the complete 354-page content of the original book. Due to the large file size, 17 megabytes, it is advisable that you save a copy of the document so that it can be viewed offline at your convenience. Note that the image quality is compressed and, though legible and suitable for printing, it is inferior to the original. While it is possible to search the document, the optical character recognition conversion is not completely accurate: do not assume that absence of results matching your search term definitively means the term does not exist in the book; a close reading is recommended.

"Child Playing on Interurban Tracks Killed: 19-Month-Old Boy Wanders from Home Half Block Away and Run Over by Waco Train," The Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Texas, 30 Apri 1936, Section II, Page 1. This brief article describes an accident on 29 April 1936 involving a train driven by Henry Austin Threlkeld. RelatedLines.com image file "Henry_Austin_Threlkeld_trainaccident-DallasMorningNews_1936-04-30_SecII_Page1.gif," downloaded from the Dallas Morning News archives (http://www.dallasnews.com/) on 1 May 2005.

Henry Thomas Threlkeld, death certificate number 10307, 21 February 1940, Waco, McLennan County, Texas, Joanna McClelland Memorial Hospital; informant Henry Austin Threlkeld, son. RelatedLines.com image file "DeathCertificate_Henry-Thomas-Threlkeld_Texas_21-Feb-1940.jpg," scanned November 2005 by Debbie Cunningham.

Marriage Certificate of Carl C. Groth and Elvenia Threlkeld, 7 January 1948, McLennan County, Texas; Lee Hall, Executor; McLennan County Marriage records volume 43, page 365. RelatedLines.com image file "CarlCGroth-ElvinaThrelkeld_MarriageCertificateVol43Pg365.jpg," scanned November 2005 by Debbie Cunningham.

Photograph: Virginia (Threlkeld) Adams. 1949. RelatedLines.com image file "VirginiaThrelkeld_1949.jpg," scanned 2004 by Debbie Cunningham.

Williams

Court records, partial transcript, Orange County, North Carolina, 1756-1759. Names referenced on the single page include the following Williamses: Rev. William (decd. before December 1756), Elizabeth (supposed wife), Mary (daughter b. 16 April 1740), William (son b. about 1742), John (son b. about 1745); Mary and John were assigned to Samuel Witt, guardian, before June 1757; Edward Williams (decd. before March 1759), and sons William and Benjamin Williams, apprenticed to Thomas Williams before March 1759. Also mentioned in September 1757 is an Ezekiel Dollahide. RelatedLines.com PDF file "Orange-Co_Court-Minutes_026.pdf," scanned 2006 by Nancy Williams Simpson and in her possession as of that date.

Harold Hopkins, compiler, "Randolph County, NC, Petitions 1785 and 1788," are two transcribed petitions dating from the late 1780s that have been of value to genealogists in identifying not only many heads of households living in the new county, but also many unmarried males, some of whom had not reached their majority when they signed the petitions. The petitions followed within 10 years the formation in 1779 of Randolph County, which before being formed consisted of the southern third of Guilford County, Guilford in turn having been stricken off Orange County in 1771. RelatedLines.com text file "Randolph County-NC_Petitions-1785-and-1788.txt."

Land grant information, sale of land by Thomas Williams to William Presnel, 7 April 1787; reference number 120. This document pertains to the sale for 50 pounds of an unspecified acreage of land on Little River, Randolph County, North Carolina, adjoining the land of Edward Williams. RelatedLines.com PDF file "Thomas-Williams_Land-Grant_Randolph-Co_027.pdf," scanned 2006 by Nancy Williams Simpson and in her possession as of that date.

Land grant information, sale of land by William Williams to John Williams, 1 June 1787; no reference number. This document pertains to the sale for 60 pounds of an unspecified acreage of land on Little River, Randolph County, North Carolina, adjoining the land of Edward Williams. RelatedLines.com PDF file "John-Williams_Land-Grant_Randolph-Co_028.pdf," scanned 2006 by Nancy Williams Simpson and in her possession as of that date.

Land grant information, William Williams, 9 June 1789; record number 353. This document pertains to 50 acres of land on Little River, Randolph County, North Carolina. RelatedLines.com PDF file "William-Williams_Land-Grant_Randolph-Co_003.pdf," scanned 2006 by Nancy Williams Simpson and in her possession as of that date.

Land grant information, William Williams, 14 March 1795; reference number 26. This document pertains to 100 acres of land on Little River, Randolph County, North Carolina. RelatedLines.com PDF file "William-Williams_Land-Grant_Randolph-Co_005.pdf," scanned 2006 by Nancy Williams Simpson and in her possession as of that date.

Land grant information, William Williams, 26 January 1796; record number 353. This document contains the survey of 50 acres of land on Little River, Randolph County, North Carolina; witnessed by Benjamin and Daniel Williams. RelatedLines.com PDF file "William-Williams_Land-Grant_Randolph-Co_004.pdf," scanned 2006 by Nancy Williams Simpson and in her possession as of that date.

Land grant information, Daniel Williams, 17 February 1796; warrant number 66. This document contains the notice to survey and the survey itself of 50 acres of land on the east side Little River, Randolph County, North Carolina, adjacent to Dollarhide property, and bounded by land of Jesse Henley and William Williams; witnessed by William and Benjamin Williams on 6 April 1798. RelatedLines.com PDF file "Daniel-Williams_Land-Grant_Randolph-Co_010.pdf," scanned 2006 by Nancy Williams Simpson and in her possession as of that date.

Land grant information, Daniel Williams, 2 August 1796; warrant number 118. This document contains the survey of 50 acres of land on Little River, Randolph County, North Carolina, adjacent to land owned by Daniel Presnall (sic); witnessed by William Williams and Nathan Pearson. RelatedLines.com PDF file "Daniel-Williams_Land-Grant_Randolph-Co_012.pdf," scanned 2006 by Nancy Williams Simpson and in her possession as of that date.

Land grant information, William Williams, 31 March 1797; reference number 308. This document pertains to 50 acres of land on Little River, Randolph County, North Carolina. RelatedLines.com PDF file "William-Williams_Land-Grant_Randolph-Co_007.pdf," scanned 2006 by Nancy Williams Simpson and in her possession as of that date.

Land grant information, William Williams, 25 March 1798; reference number 308. This document contains the survey of 50 acres of land on Little River, Randolph County, North Carolina; witnessed by Benjamin and Daniel Williams. RelatedLines.com PDF file "William-Williams_Land-Grant_Randolph-Co_008.pdf," scanned 2006 by Nancy Williams Simpson and in her possession as of that date.

William Williams will (1811), Randolph County, North Carolina, transcribed in Will Book 3, page 235, County Clerk's Office, Asheboro, NC. RelatedLines.com RelatedLines.com image file "William-Williams_Will_1811.jpg," scanned 2006 by Ruth McKindles and in her possession as of that date.

Compiled Military Service Record (1814) of Elijah Williams Jr., War of 1812, West Tennessee Volunteers, Colonel Newton Cannon's 2nd Regiment of Mounted Gunmen, Captain Isaac Williams's Company. Original documents copied at the National Archives, Washington, DC, by Eugene Buck, March 2005; scanned April 2006 by Hughes Williams and in his possession as of that date. Each page of the CMSR contents is stored as a separate file. The files are:
"CMSR_Cannons-2nd_Elijah-Williams-Jr_Sheet-01.jpg"
"CMSR_Cannons-2nd_Elijah-Williams-Jr_Sheet-02.jpg"
Due to the large file sizes, the documents are not open to the public. RelatedLines.com Contributors and Review Board Members have automatic access. If you are not a RelatedLines.com participant and would like to download a file, access is free for the asking: just go to the Contact Us page and request access, specifying the file(s) you need. You will receive a temporary username and password via email.

Compiled Military Service Record (1814) of William Williams, War of 1812, West Tennessee Volunteers, Colonel Newton Cannon's 2nd Regiment of Mounted Gunmen, Captain Isaac Williams's Company. Original documents copied at the National Archives, Washington, DC, by Eugene Buck, March 2005; scanned April 2006 by Hughes Williams and in his possession as of that date. Each page of the CMSR contents is stored as a separate file. The files are:
   "CMSR_Cannons-2nd_William-Williams_Sheet-01.jpg"
   "CMSR_Cannons-2nd_William-Williams_Sheet-02.jpg"
   "CMSR_Cannons-2nd_William-Williams_Sheet-03.jpg"
   "CMSR_Cannons-2nd_William-Williams_Sheet-04.jpg"
Due to the large file sizes, the documents are not open to the public. RelatedLines.com Contributors and Review Board Members have automatic access. If you are not a RelatedLines.com participant and would like to download a file, access is free for the asking: just go to the Contact Us page and request access, specifying the file(s) you need. You will receive a temporary username and password via email.

Mary Presnell Williams will (1833), Randolph County, North Carolina, transcribed in Will Book 6, page 330, County Clerk's Office, Asheboro, NC. RelatedLines.com RelatedLines.com image file "Mary-Presnell-Williams_Will_1833.jpg," scanned 2006 by Ruth McKindles and in her possession as of that date.

Mrs. E. [Elijah] Williams household, 1840 U.S. census, population schedule, Mississippi, Noxubee County, township not stated, National Archives micropublication roll 218, page 113. RelatedLines.com image file "1840-Census_MS-Noxubee-Co_Roll218-Page113.jpg."

Households of William B. [sic] Williams (line 10), Ezekiel Williams (line 11), and George W. Williams (line 12), 1840 U.S. census, population schedule, Mississippi, Choctaw County, National Archives micropublication roll 215, page 91, physical document page 20, line 11, enumerated 1840. RelatedLines.com image file "1840-Census_MS-Choctaw-Co_Roll215-Page91.jpg."

Court document 6 May 1845 assigning George Williams as executor for the estate of William Williams, deceased, of Randolph County, North Carolina. Note that this William Williams, whose wife was named Elizabeth, died intestate; until DNA confirmation in 2006, there was speculation that he was the son of William Williams of Back Creek Meeting who married Elizabeth Chandler. We now know that William moved to the Midwest and died 1847 in Iowa. RelatedLines.com PDF file "George-Williams_Executor-for-William-Williams_Randolph-Co_017.pdf," scanned 2006 by Nancy Williams Simpson and in her possession as of that date.

Court document May 1845, petition by Elizabeth Williams for support from the estate of her husband, William Williams, deceased, of Randolph County, North Carolina. Note that this William Williams died intestate; until DNA confirmation in 2006, there was speculation that he was the son of William Williams of Back Creek Meeting who married Elizabeth Chandler. We now know that William moved to the Midwest and died 1847 in Iowa. RelatedLines.com PDF file "Elizabeth-Williams_Petition-for-Support_Randolph-Co_018.pdf," scanned 2006 by Nancy Williams Simpson and in her possession as of that date.

Inventory of the estate of William Williams of Randolph County, North Carolina, as written by George Williams, executor; circa 1845. Note that this William Williams, whose wife was named Elizabeth, died intestate; until DNA confirmation in 2006, there was speculation that he was the son of William Williams of Back Creek Meeting who married Elizabeth Chandler. We now know that William moved to the Midwest and died 1847 in Iowa. RelatedLines.com PDF file "William-Williams_Inventory-of-Estate_Randolph-Co_022.pdf," scanned 2006 by Nancy Williams Simpson and in her possession as of that date.

Isaac Williams household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Mississippi, Noxubee County, township not stated, National Archives micropublication roll M432_379, page 224, dwelling 473, family 473, enumerated 7 October 1850. RelatedLines.com image file "1850-Census_MS-Noxubee-Co_RollM432_379-Page224.jpg." In the household are Isaac, his wife Caroline, eldest daughter Sarah, and eldest son Thomas.

George Williams household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Mississippi, Choctaw County, Western Division, National Archives micropublication roll M432_370, page 11, physical document page 21, lines 2-13, dwelling 138, family 138, enumerated 5 November 1850. RelatedLines.com image file "1850-Census_MS-Choctaw-Co_M432_370-Page11_Image22.jpg." In the household are George age 48, his wife Mary age 45, sons William age 23, George W. age 8, Francis M. age 5, and daughters Eliza C. age 14, Martha A. age 12, Cornelia age 6, and Roxanna age 1. Also in the household is John F. Dixon, age 24, born North Carolina. Click here to view the RelatedLines database record.

John Williams household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Mississippi, Choctaw County, Western Division, National Archives micropublication roll M432_370, page 11, physical document page 21, lines 36-38, dwelling 142, family 142, enumerated 5 November 1850. RelatedLines.com image file "1850-Census_MS-Choctaw-Co_M432_370-Page11_Image22.jpg." In the household are John age 25 (born 2 Jan 1825 in AL to George W. Williams and Mary Cotton), his wife Sarah age 22, and daughter Mary R. age 1. Click here to view the RelatedLines database record.

Isaac Williams household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Texas, Austin County, Cat Springs, New Ulm, and Industry townships, National Archives micropublication roll M635_1287, page 203, physical document page 149, dwelling 1139, family 1139, enumerated 26 July 1860. RelatedLines.com image file "1860-Census_TX-Austin-Co-Industry_RollM635_1287-Page203.jpg." Also in the household is Isaac's brother, Valentine.

John Williams household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Mississippi, Oktibbeha County, Starkville, National Archives micropublication roll M653_589, page 0, physical document page 82, lines 4-9, dwelling 618, family 536, enumerated 18 August 1860. RelatedLines.com image file "1860-Census_MS-Oktibbeha-Co_M653_589-Page0_Image83.jpg." In the household are John age 35 (born 2 Jan 1825 in AL to George W. Williams and Mary Cotton), his wife Nancy age 31, and daughters Mary age 11, and Amanda age 12. Click here to view the RelatedLines database record.

G. W. Williams household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Mississippi, Choctaw County, Township 21, Stateland Post Office, National Archives micropublication roll M653_579, page 0, physical document page 23, sheet marked 427, lines 7-11, dwelling 1680, family 1629, enumerated 1 October 1860. RelatedLines.com image file "1860-Census_MS-Choctaw-Co-Twnshp21_M653_579-Page0.jpg." Information provided by researcher Kathy Maxwell, 4 August 2005.

John Williams household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Mississippi, Oktibbeha County, police Beat 3, Double Springs Post Office, National Archives micropublication roll M593_744, page 373, image 213, physical document page 34, lines 3-8, dwelling 252, family 256, enumerated 21 July 1870. RelatedLines.com image file "1870-Census_MS-Oktibbeha-Co_M593_744-Page373_Image213.jpg." In the household are John age 45 (born 2 Jan 1825 in AL to George W. Williams and Mary Cotton), his wife Nancy age 41, sons George M. age 9, Hugh E. age 6, and daughters Manda M. age 14, and Ellen A. age 5. Click here to view the RelatedLines database record.

Isaac Williams household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Texas, Fayette County, High Hill Post Office, between Halletsville Road and Buckner's Creek, National Archives micropublication roll M593_1585, page 428, physical document page 61, lines 20-30, dwelling 441, family 417, enumerated 14 October 1870. RelatedLines.com image file "1870-Census_TX-Fayette-Co-HighHill_RollM593_1585-Page428.jpg."

Geo. W. Williams household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Mississippi, Choctaw County, Township 21, Range 7, Lodi Post Office, National Archives micropublication roll M593_725, page 308, image 110, physical document page 5, lines 35-40, dwelling 42, family 42, enumerated 25 October 1870. RelatedLines.com image file "1870-Census_MS-Choctaw-Co-Twnshp21_ M593_725-Page308.jpg." Information provided by researcher Kathy Maxwell, 4 August 2005.

Military pension file of William R. Williams, War of 1812, claim number 16285; all documents dated 1871-1872. Original documents copied at the National Archives, Washington, DC, by Eugene Buck, March 2005; scanned April 2006 by Hughes Williams and in his possession as of that date. Each page of the pension contents is stored as a separate file. The files are:
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Households of Isaac Williams, Valentine [Martin] Wiliams, and Thomas [Elijah Valentine] Williams, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Texas, Fayette County, Precinct 8, Enumeration Dist 59, Supervisors District 5, National Archives micropublication roll T9_1303, page 135C, physical document page 46, dwellings 429 through 431, families 451 through 453 respectively, enumerated 16 June 1880. RelatedLines.com image file "1880-Census_TX-Fayette-Co-Precinct8_RollT9_1303-Page135C.jpg."

J.A. Blair, Reminiscences of Randolph County (Asheboro, North Carolina: Reece & Elam, Book and Job Printers, 1890). Each of the 57 pages is an image of the original book's pages, and as such are not searchable. The Williams surname is mentioned on pages 8, 9, 27, and 53. RelatedLines.com PDF file "Reminiscences-of-Randolph-County.pdf. Note: due to file size or copyright considerations, this file is not open to the public. Only RelatedLines.com Contributors and Review Board Members have access for purposes of their individual genealogical research.

Charles Williams household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Texas, Llano County, Justice Precinct 4, Enumeration District 128, Supervisors District 5, National Archives micropublication roll M623_1655, page 1A, lines 20-25, dwelling 4, family 4, enumerated 2 June 1900. RelatedLines.com image file "1900-Census_TX-Llano-Co_RollT625_1655-Page1A.jpg."

Nathaniel E. [Edward] Williams household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Mississippi, Webster County, Beat 3, Enumeration District 101, Supervisors District 4, National Archives micropublication roll M623_833, page 11A, lines 8-11, dwelling 164, family 165, enumerated 15 June 1900. RelatedLines.com image file "1900-Census_MS-Webster-Co_RollT623_833-Page11A.jpg."

Isaac Williams household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Texas, Fayette County, Precinct 8, Enumeration Dist 47, Supervisors District 12, National Archives micropublication roll T623_1635, page 26B, lines 56-58, dwelling 517, family 517, enumerated 22 June 1900. RelatedLines.com image file "1900-Census_TX-Fayette-Co-Precinct8_RollT623_1635-Page26B.jpg."

M. [May Martin] Williams household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Texas, Karnes County, Precinct 5, Enumeration Dist 64, Supervisors District 13, National Archives micropublication roll T623_1650, page 7A, line 26, dwelling 126, family 127, enumerated 13 June 1900. RelatedLines.com image file "1900-Census_TX-Karnes-Co-Precinct5_RollT623_1650-Page7A.jpg."

Photograph: Alexander Florence Williams. Circa 1905. RelatedLines.com image file "Alexander_Florence_Williams_photograph_c1905.jpg," scanned 2004 by Peggy Powell.

Isaac M. (Marion) Williams household, 1910 U.S. census, population schedule, Mississippi, Webster County, Beat 3, Enumeration District 110, Supervisor's District 4, National Archives micropublication roll T624_756, page 214A, physical document page 6A, lines 34-42, dwelling 84, family 84, enumerated 27 April 1910. RelatedLines.com image file "1910-Census_MS-Webster-Co_RollT624_756-Page214A.jpg." In the household are Isaac M. age 51 (born 2 Oct 1858 in MS to Nathaniel Edward Williams and Catherine Wood), his wife Lutitia (sic, Loutitia) age 40, sons Shed H. age 21, Gaston T. age 18, Isaac M. age 16, Richard A. age 14, James W. age 6, and daughters Cara L. age 11, and Olivion P. (spelling unclear, possibly Olivia, this may be Pearl) P. age 9. Click here to view the RelatedLines database record.

Charles O. Williams household, 1910 U.S. census, population schedule, Texas, Lavaca County, Justice Precinct 4, Enumeration District 128, Supervisors District 9, National Archives micropublication roll M623_1655, page 160A, physical document 13A, lines 29-34, dwelling 217, family 217, enumerated 4 May 1910. RelatedLines.com image file "1910-Census_TX-Lavaca-Co_RollT624_1573-Page160A.jpg."

C.O. [Charles Overby] Williams household, 1920 U.S. census, population schedule, Texas, Jim Wells County, Enumeration District 110, Justice Precinct 5, Supervisor's District 15, National Archives micropublication roll T625_1821, page 1A, image 367, lines 22-26, dwelling 3, family 3, enumerated 15 January 1920. RelatedLines.com image file "1920-Census_TX-Jim-Wells-Co_RollT625_1821-Page1A.jpg."

Isaac M. (Marion) Williams household, 1930 U.S. census, population schedule, Mississippi, Webster County, Eupora, Beat 3, Enumeration District 9, Supervisor's District 5, National Archives micropublication roll 1172, page 3A, image 127, lines 17-19, dwelling 50, family 50, enumerated 8 April 1930. RelatedLines.com image file "1930-Census_MS-Webster-Co_Roll1172-Page3A.jpg." In the household are Isaac M. age 71 (born 2 Oct 1858 in MS to Nathaniel Edward Williams and Catherine Wood), his wife Lou T. (sic) age 61, and son James W. age 26. Click here to view the RelatedLines database record.

Charles O. [Overby] Williams household, 1930 U.S. census, population schedule, Texas, Bee County, Beeville, Enumeration District 2, Supervisor's District 28, National Archives micropublication roll 2289, page 8B, image 289, lines 93-98, dwelling 198, family 232, enumerated 10 April 1930. RelatedLines.com image file "1930-Census_TX-Bee-Co_Roll2289-Page8B.jpg."

Ben F. and Alice L. Dixon, Captain Isaac Williams and His Grandchildren: the Story of a Fighting Quaker and Three Generations of Indiana Pioneers, (San Diego, California: privately published, 1967). Second edition; first edition published 1963. The book is known to contain factual errors, notably the contention that this Isaac Williams was the captain of Cannon's Second in the Creek an Indian War; from the complete pension and CMSR records of that Isaac Williams, we know he is not the same man who served as a captain under Colonel Samuel Bunch and that he did not move to Indiana, but to Mississippi. There is no indication this work is relevant to our Williams lines; it is included here only for reference. RelatedLines.com PDF file "Captain-Isaac-Williams-and-His-Grandchildren.pdf. Note: due to file size or copyright considerations, this file is not open to the public. Only RelatedLines.com Contributors and Review Board Members have access for purposes of their individual genealogical research.

Hughes Edgar Williams, delayed birth certificate, 2 August 1941, Runge, Karnes County, Texas; Texas Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics certificate of birth number 883. RelatedLines.com image file "Hughes_Edgar_Williams--birth_certificate_1941.jpg," scanned 1993 by Hughes Williams from a certified copy in his possession. Image has been retouched by Williams to increase contrast and improve readability; Williams attests no information has been altered.

Katie Maud Seale Ellis, Williams and Allied Families (Mississippi: privately published, 1973); Addendum (A) on the line of Elijah Williams circa 1975 by Mrs. Annie B. (Williams) Adams (Midland, Texas). RelatedLines.com introduces this online version, a digitized, navigable edition of the original, unavailable for almost three decades. Note that the image quality is inferior to the original due to necessary preparation for online presentation.

Photograph: Hughes E. Williams, taken from Texas driver license issued circa 1974. RelatedLines.com image file "Hughes-Williams_Driver-License-Photo_c1974.jpg," scanned 2005 by Hughes Williams.

Dr. William Dallas Herring, "The Williams Families of Colonial Duplin," self-published, undated, circa 1985. The article briefly describes several Williams lineages with roots in Duplin County, North Carolina. Herring was chairman of the North Carolina Board of Education 1957-1977; his papers are being inventoried at the North Carolina State University Libraries Special Collections Research Center (http://www.lib.ncsu.edu/findingaids/mc00270/). RelatedLines.com PDF file "Williams-Families-of-Colonial-Duplin_Dr-Dallas-Herring.pdf. Note: due to file size or copyright considerations, this file is not open to the public. Only RelatedLines.com Contributors and Review Board Members have access for purposes of their individual genealogical research.

Nancy Williams Simpson, "Daniel and Nancy Cole Williams," article 631, Heritage of Randolph County, North Carolina, Volume I (published by the Randolph County Heritage Committee in cooperation with the Heritage Book Collection and Delmar Printing; NC 975.6 H; 1993), Cheryl Lynn Martin, editor. RelatedLines.com PDF file "Heritage-of-Randolph-County-NC_Vol1_631-633-634.pdf."

Nancy Williams Simpson, "Michael and Anna Williams," article 633, Heritage of Randolph County, North Carolina, Volume I (published by the Randolph County Heritage Committee in cooperation with the Heritage Book Collection and Delmar Printing; NC 975.6 H; 1993), Cheryl Lynn Martin, editor. RelatedLines.com PDF file "Heritage-of-Randolph-County-NC_Vol1_631-633-634.pdf."

Nancy Williams Simpson, "William and Mary Williams," article 634, Heritage of Randolph County, North Carolina, Volume I (published by the Randolph County Heritage Committee in cooperation with the Heritage Book Collection and Delmar Printing; NC 975.6 H; 1993), Cheryl Lynn Martin, editor. RelatedLines.com PDF file "Heritage-of-Randolph-County-NC_Vol1_631-633-634.pdf."

"Mournful News from Indiana," "Will of Elijah Williams, 1854," and an excerpt from "Bastardy Bonds, 1878-1899," The Genealogical Journal of the Randolph County Genealogical Society, Volume XX, Number 1 (Spring 1996): 1, 3-4, 43, 46. RelatedLines.com PDF file "RCGS-Journal_Spring-1996.pdf," scanned 2006 by Hughes Williams and in his possession as of that date. Note: due to file size or copyright considerations, this file is not open to the public. Only RelatedLines.com Contributors and Review Board Members have access for purposes of their individual genealogical research.

Juanita Jackson Kesler, research librarian, Randolph County Genealogical Society, "William Williams-Mary Presnell family group sheet," compiled 1999 by Kesler (PO Box 4394, Asheboro, NC 27204). RelatedLines.com image file "FGS_William-Williams-and-Mary-Presnell.pdf," scanned 2006 by Ruth McKindles and in her possession as of that date.

Letter from Juanita Jackson Kesler, the Randolph County Genealogical Society (PO Box 4394, Asheboro, North Carolina 27204) to Ruth McKindles, 13 June 2003; scanned 2006 by McKindles and in her possession as of that date. The letter provides background on the Williams and Presnell families (possibly from Chatham Co.) in Randolph Co., NC. RelatedLines.com PDF file "RCGS-Letter_13Jun03_Williams_of_Randolph_Co.pdf."

Larry W. Cates, "The Williams Families of Little River," The Genealogical Journal of the Randolph County Genealogical Society, Volume XXVIII, Number 3 (Fall 2004): 2-20. Research data and speculation on the family of William Williams (c1740), Quaker, of Little River, and other, possibly related Williamses who lived nearby. RelatedLines.com PDF file "The-Williams-Families-of-Little-River_Larry-Cates.pdf," scanned 2006 by Ruth McKindles and in her possession as of that date. Thanks to the author, Larry W. Cates, we also have the original manuscript of the article in rich-text format (RTF) that can be opened in any word processor: "The-Williams-Families-of-Little-River_Larry-Cates.rtf." This version is best for searching the article, and resizing the typeface for easier reading. Note: an unpublished addendum has been added by the author to this version. Compiled July 2006, the addendum includes additional information and speculation about individuals mentinoed in the published article. Not, too, that due to file size or copyright considerations, this file is not open to the public. Only RelatedLines.com Contributors and Review Board Members have access for purposes of their individual genealogical research.

Certificate of Y-chromosome DNA Testing, the Line of Elijah and Ezekiel Williams, 22 July 2005; the Genographic Project, sponsored by the National Geographic Society, IBM, the Waitt Family Foundation, and chaired by Dr. Spencer Wells. RelatedLines.com PDF file "Williams-Genographic_Project_Certificate.pdf." Note: due to file size or copyright considerations, this file is not open to the public. Only RelatedLines.com Contributors and Review Board Members have access for purposes of their individual genealogical research.

Genetic History: Line of Elijah and Ezekiel Williams, denoting the basic history of all R1b haplogroups, 22 July 2005; the Genographic Project, sponsored by the National Geographic Society, IBM, the Waitt Family Foundation, and chaired by Dr. Spencer Wells. RelatedLines.com PDF file "Williams-Genographic_Project_Genetic_History.pdf." Note: due to file size or copyright considerations, this file is not open to the public. Only RelatedLines.com Contributors and Review Board Members have access for purposes of their individual genealogical research.

Migration Routes: Line of Elijah and Ezekiel Williams, denoting the basic history of all R1b haplogroups, 22 July 2005; the Genographic Project, sponsored by the National Geographic Society, IBM, the Waitt Family Foundation, and chaired by Dr. Spencer Wells. RelatedLines.com PDF file "Williams-Genographic_Project_Migration_Route.pdf." Note: due to file size or copyright considerations, this file is not open to the public. Only RelatedLines.com Contributors and Review Board Members have access for purposes of their individual genealogical research.

TRS Land Description Information of Williams and Related Families in Alabama Recorded Prior to 1840, compiled July 2006 by Hughes Williams from Bureau of Land Management records. Latitude and longitude values for the approximate geographic center of most plats have been added to the original BLM data. Color coding of items in this file is pertinent only to other efforts to map the exact locations of the plats. RelatedLines.com MS Excel file "TRS-Land-Information_Williams_Alabama.xls."

Map of Williams and Related Families' Lands near the Sipsey River in Alabama before 1840. Compiled July 2006 by Hughes Williams from Bureau of Land Management records and overlayed on a circa 2004 topographical map of the area, the aliquot parts of each grant are highlighted in yellow and includes the patentee name, BLM accession number, and the issue date of the grant. Actual survey information for the plats was not used, so the locations shown should be considered approximate and not conforming to the true survey boundaries. This map is very large: 7.5 megabytes in size, it prints to 83 inches by 70.5 inches, with a scale of approximately 4 inches per mile. RelatedLines.com JPEG file "Map_AL_Williams-lands-near-Sipsey-River-bef-1840.jpg." Note: due to file size or copyright considerations, this file is not open to the public. Only RelatedLines.com Contributors and Review Board Members have access for purposes of their individual genealogical research.

Woods

Photograph: the James W. Woods family: standing in rear, wearing locket, Willie Clarence Woods; second row, left to right: Hal Harvey Woods, James W. Woods, Caroline (Callie) Williams Woods; children in front row: Nathaniel Edward Woods, Cleo Woods. Circa 1913, Mississippi. RelatedLines.com image file "James_Woods_family_photograph_c1913.jpg," scanned 2004 by Peggy Powell.

Places

Alabama

Map of the Creek Campaign into Alabama, the War of 1812 (Tennessee State Library and Archives, Nashville, TN). RelatedLines.com image file "Map_The-Creek-Campaign_1812-1815.jpg."

Indiana

Georgia

Rand McNally & Company, Map of Georgia in 1895 (Rand McNally & Company, 1895). RelatedLines.com image file "Georgia_1895.jpg." This is a JPEG file, 1.6MB.

John H. McIntosh, The Official History of Elbert County, 1790-1935 (Athens, Georgia: The McGregor Company, 1940); Supplement 1935-1939 by the Stephen Heard Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Elberton, Georgia. File "Official_History_of_Elbert_County.zip." This is an Adobe Acrobat PDF file containing the complete content of the original book: 572 pages, 37.9MB. Note that the image quality may be inferior to the original. Due to the large file size, it is stored as a ZIP file and is intended to be downloaded and viewed offline. The file is not open to the public. RelatedLines.com Contributors and Review Board Members have automatic access. If you are not a RelatedLines.com participant and would like to download the file, access is free for the asking: just go to the Contact Us page and request access, specifying the file(s) you need. You will receive a temporary username and password via email.

Ed Jackson, A Brief History of Georgia Counties (Athens, Georgia: The University of Georgia, Carl Vinson Institute of Government, circa 2002). File "A_Brief_History_of_Georgia_Counties.pdf." This is an Adobe Acrobat PDF file containing the complete content of the original article: 3 pages, 30K.

North Carolina

Pennsylvania

Matthew S. Magda, Welsh in Pennsylvania (Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, 1986). This short article was originally published on the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission Website at http://www.phmc.state.pa.us/ppet/welsh/page1.asp?secid=31 and is reproduced here in word processing compatible Rich Text Format (RTF). RelatedLines.com RTF file "Welsh-in-Pennsylvania.rtf.

Texas

Rand McNally & Company, Map of Texas in 1895 (Rand McNally & Company, 1895). RelatedLines.com image file "Texas_1895.jpg." This is a JPEG file, 1.4MB.

Photograph: entrance to Schulenburg City Cemetery, Fayette County, Texas. 12 March 2003. RelatedLines.com image file Schulenburg_City_Cemetery.jpg," from the Fayette County project at RootsWeb.com (http://www.rootsweb.com/~txfayett/cemeteries.html).

Photograph: roadway that faces the front of the Navidad Baptist Cemetery, Fayette County, Texas. Circa 2004. RelatedLines.com image file NavidadBaptistCemeteryFront.jpg," source unknown.

Miscellaneous