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Double-sided Chart 28" x 23" that is folded to 8" x 11" and pre-punched for carrying in a notebook or plastic sleeve. Very handy for research trips even if just to your local genealogy center. Write what you think you know in pencil until you've verified it. Once proven, write it again in ink.

Has spaces for children to 4-generations. Check boxes for records already acquired, such as birth, marriage and death certificates. Space for source references or notes. 25" wide x 24" high, folded in quarters. Can be refolded to carry easily for research trips.

Heavy canvas-type fabric, 12½" x 12½" and 4" deep, large front pocket with holder for pens and small extra pocket. Outside mesh pocket for water bottle at one end and another solid pocket at other end. Sturdy web straps and heavy-duty zipper.

Assorted colors and designs. Contact info@ctgs.org to ask about color or design availability.

Available at Monday meetings as well.

Funny slogan on the front, Logo on the back. Cream color. Sizes available: 1 Small, 3 Medium, 4 X-Large.

Available at Monday meetings as well.

Assorted colors and designs. Contact info@ctgs.org to ask about color or design availability.

Available at Monday meetings as well.

Assorted colors and designs. Contact info@ctgs.org to ask about color or design availability.

Available at Monday meetings as well.

5-generation Butterfly chart with Father's family on the left side and Mother's family on the right side. In addition to the usual spaces for grand- and great-grandparents, there are spaces for aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, siblings and their families. 24" x 36" with fancy vining border.

Index to the first 50 years of the Heart of Texas Records (CTGS quarterly publication) 105 pages

Assorted colors and designs. Contact info@ctgs.org to ask about color or design availability.

Available at Monday meetings as well.

Boykins Funeral Home served the African American community of Waco from about 1920-1991. The records contained in this book were abstracted and published by CTGS from 30 volumes of funeral home records.

Crocket Courier Newspaper, Houston County, Texas. Newspaper Abstracts, Volume 1, 1890-1895. One of the earliest
newspapers in Texas, has news from Texas, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and many of the southeastern states. 472 pages, indexed.

Crockett Courier Newspaper, Houston County, Texas. Newspaper abstracts, Set of Volumes 1 & 2. Vol 1 is 472 total pages, 1890-1895. Vol 2 is 654 total pages, 1895-1901. Both volumes are indexed.

Crockett Courier Newspaper, Houston County, Texas. Newspaper Abstracts, Volume 2, 1895-1901. One of the earliest
newspapers in Texas, has news from Texas, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and many of the southeastern states. 654 pages

1874-1908, 515 pages Compiled and edited by John M. Usry. Published by CTGS in 1980.

Author: Coffelt, Robert K. and Sue Swaner

Year:

Hard cover

Information taken from District Court minutes. 138 Pages, Indexed.

PDF copies of the first 50 years of the Heart of Texas Records (CTGS quarterly publication)

205 pages, every name index, library binding. Contains names of parties, cause number, date divorce granted and custody of children (if any minors).
 

Personnel cards of Missouri, Kansas and Texas (MKT) Railroad Warden Shop, Bellmead, Texas, 1920s- 1940s original employee cards, photocopied 4 cards per page and fully indexed (364 pages)

Contains: Cox (near Bruceville-Eddy), Friedens, Greenwood (East Waco-African American), Hebrew Rest (Jewish), Holy Cross (Catholic), New Hope, Riesel, and Saint John Lutheran cemeteries.

Indexed, hardbound, 215 pages.

Includes: Anderson Family, Canaan Baptist, Chapel Hill, Comanche Springs, Compton, Davis, Evergreen, Golinda, Goshen, Greater Bosqueville, Hall, Harper, Harris Creek, Hopewell, Lawson-Barlow, Liberty Club, Liberty Hill, Majors Chapel, McGregor, Meier Settlement, Mount Moriah, Mount Zion (Moody), Mount Zion (Rosenthal), New Hope Valley, New Zion, Oak Grove, Pavelka, Pilgrims Rest, Saint Paul (Robinson), Santa Cruz (Asa), Santa Cruz (Hallsburg), Spring Hill, West Brethren, Wise, Zion Hill cemeteries (490 pages).

(published 1979), Oakwood Cemetery, including Park Lawn (593 pages)

Volume 1 (published 1965): Bosqueville, Cobbs, Compton, Crump, First Street, Hardwick, Kellum, Liberty Grove, Moody, Patrick, Perry, and Riggs cemeteries (228 pages) Volume 2 (published 1973): Axtell, Concord, Kirkland, Fletcher, Lorena, Mart, Moore, Naler, Alexander, Reed, Old Bethany, Stanfield-Walker, Church of Christ at Rosenthal, Robinson, Whitehall, Wortham Bend/Oak Grove, Smith Family, and Yowell cemeteries (197 pages)

Volume 4 (published 1981): Billingsley, Chapel Hill Memorial, China Springs, Crawford, Greenwood (East), Hillside, Lawson, McLennan, Mount Zion (Moody), Mount Zion Baptist, Rosenthal, Sherwood Herring, Smith (Levi), Youngblood cemeteries (211 pages)  Volume 5 (published 1982): Agudath Jacob, BrucevilleMoore, Comanche Springs, Eddy, Harris Creek, Knutson Place, McGregor, Rodef Sholom, Stanford Chapel cemeteries (195 pages)

Includes records of some who died before 1917 - or were born before 1917 - or were born before 1841 and died after 1916 - or were "important" in the early days (644 pages)

Volume 3: 1892-1901; alphabetized by grooms and brides (442 pages)

Volume 4: 1901-1916 (708 pages)

Records are in date order with the plaintiff and defendant name, cause number, and page number. The 13-page index is an alphabetical listing of plaintiffs and defendants.   Author: Crook, Betty Ross - Published by Central Texas Genealogical Society

Hard cover, 66 pages plus index.

Author: Coffelt, Robert K. and Sue Swanner

Year: 1991, Hard cover, 6"x9"

319 pages plus index, 348 pages total