Comments for Texpert Tabloid http://txprt6.wordpress.com Tour-iffic Tales and Tips Tue, 13 May 2008 17:58:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU Comment on Dressing Up the Past by Theresa Crow http://txprt6.wordpress.com/2008/04/30/dressing-up-the-past/#comment-95 Theresa Crow Fri, 02 May 2008 02:31:49 +0000 http://txprt6.wordpress.com/?p=58#comment-95 I just wanted to let you know that Capt. Jesse Billingsley is one of my many great grandfathers... Jeptha Billingsley his son was my great great great grandfather Wallace Billingsley was my great great grandfather.. Wallace's daughter Lillian Billingsley Martin was my great grandmother.. Her Daughter Joyce Martin Havenar was my grandmother and my mother is Martha Havenar Crow.. My name is Theresa Crow... Thanks for playing the part of my family... Theresa Crow I just wanted to let you know that Capt. Jesse Billingsley is one of my many great grandfathers… Jeptha Billingsley his son was my great great great grandfather Wallace Billingsley was my great great grandfather.. Wallace’s daughter Lillian Billingsley Martin was my great grandmother.. Her Daughter Joyce Martin Havenar was my grandmother and my mother is Martha Havenar Crow.. My name is Theresa Crow… Thanks for playing the part of my family…

Theresa Crow

]]> Comment on Austin’s German Grounding by Helen Clark http://txprt6.wordpress.com/2007/11/02/just-german-around/#comment-81 Helen Clark Mon, 17 Mar 2008 03:21:34 +0000 http://txprt6.wordpress.com/2007/11/02/just-german-around/#comment-81 Thanks for the information on the blog. For some reason I was unaware of the current existence of anything relating to the German-American Ladies School in Austin. I even called the German-Texas Heritage center one time to ask about it. You see, we have a report card, (I think it may be called a progress report) from this school for my great grandmother dating to 1878. So I am very excited to learn that the building still stands. I can't wait to take one of these tours. For me it is a great feeling being where I know some of my earliest (recent) relatives spent their lives. Thanks for the information on the blog. For some reason I was unaware of the current existence of anything relating to the German-American Ladies School in Austin. I even called the German-Texas Heritage center one time to ask about it. You see, we have a report card, (I think it may be called a progress report) from this school for my great grandmother dating to 1878. So I am very excited to learn that the building still stands. I can’t wait to take one of these tours. For me it is a great feeling being where I know some of my earliest (recent) relatives spent their lives.

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