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Re: Barbees of Texas, 1880-1900s
Posted by: david laro	Date: August 26, 1999 at 18:24:27
In Reply to: Re: Barbees of Wake Chatham Orange Cntys, NC by Carla trussell	of 1653

Boy, this opens up a new world for me! I am descended from a david samuel laro in Erath
county, Texas, very near Hico. the 1899
census has a Sally Lang living with that
D.S.Laro family, and she was described as a
niece, I recall. I just found in Erath Co.
land records a connection between BARBEE,
PHILLIPS, LANG, then LARO in the land near
Dessau (small community there, apparently.)

I definitely need to follow up on this. Is
there anyone who'd like to exchange info on
this family in Erath Co (1880-190*?)

My grandmother's father Z.C. Johnston, is
buried in Dessau Cemetery, so some of the
family remained there in Erath county. My line moved to Sonora, then to San Antonio where we mostly remain today.

Followups:

Re: Barbees of Texas, 1880-1900s Debra Dixon 12/27/99

Re: Barbees of Texas, 1880-1900s Jessica Davis 9/30/10

Re: Barbees of Texas, 1880-1900s doris barbee 6/05/00

Re: Barbees of Texas, 1880-1900s Phil Clayton 5/30/00

Re: Barbees of Texas, 1880-1900s Jess Davis 10/03/10

Re: Barbees of Texas, 1880-1900s Greg Barbee 6/05/00

Re: Barbees of Texas, 1880-1900s Kim Ince 2/10/00

Re: Barbees of Texas, 1880-1900s Carla trussell 8/28/99

Re: Barbees of Texas, 1880-1900s David LaRo 9/04/99

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