Posted in organization, web design on Jun 5th, 2007
Bluebonnet Country Genealogy has been updated! Everything is current as of yesterday. And I finished with Albert Bennett and his 2 wives this morning. That’s 5 of the 12 Bennett kids done. I have found a lot of new info on the boys. I think it has helped enormously to finally have my files coherent [...]
Posted in documentation on Jun 3rd, 2007
The James Bennett family from San Saba is a big one: 12 kids. I have been going through my records for each child, mostly census at this point. One son, Thomas, was a prominent physician in 1900 Austin. Another son, Albert was a deputy sheriff in San Saba and also a rancher in Montana. There [...]
Posted in research sites on May 31st, 2007
You might want to check out this site:
John P. McGovern Historical Collections and Research Center
It is associated with the University of Houston School of Medicine and has a lot of documents and information about Texas doctors from the late 1800’s-early 1900’s. I found info on my 2 Texas MD’s. One, Dr Thomas Joshua Bennett (1854-1927), [...]
Posted in research sites on May 30th, 2007
I have started with the surname folders, alphabetically. On Saturday, I added all the info from the Appling file to my FTM database and carefully documented everything. They are a “lesser” family, as far as my direct lines go, so that job didn’t really take long. Next was the Bennett file. There is a whole [...]
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