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Tuesday, October 6, 2009. Bittersweet in Budde Cemetery. Posted by Caroline Pointer. Tuesday, September 22, 2009. Deep In The Heart of Texas. This tombstone belongs to Russell Gardner Sharp, a long-time citizen of Sugar Land, Texas in Fort Bend County. While Mr. Sharp cannot be found in any Texas history textbook, he is. Posted by Caroline Pointer. Tuesday, August 25, 2009. So, How Do You Pronounce. So, How Do You Pronounce. When we moved back to Houston, Texas and the surrounding area [which is what we,...

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Tuesday, August 25, 2009. So, How Do You Pronounce. Last week I featured a tombstone that was for a beloved family pet named Kitty Budde, which can be found in Budde Cemetery in Spring, Texas. I'm not related to Kitty nor the Budde family, but I do have a small connection to them. So, How Do You Pronounce. Pause, Snort, and Sigh. Wrong When I called to set-up the utilties, the response was always the same. I'd say we need to setup service on Budde Rd., and the customer service representative woul...I wou...

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Family Stories in Stone: Tombstone Tuesday: Bittersweet

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Tuesday, October 6, 2009. Bittersweet in Budde Cemetery. Posted by Caroline Pointer. October 6, 2009 at 6:43 PM. January 10, 2010 at 8:01 AM. I enjoy your blog and Ive awarded you the Happy 101 Award. You can read about it and pick it up here: http:/ headstonecollection.blogspot.com/2010/01/happy-101-award.html. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Subscribe in a reader. Subscribe to Family Stories in Stone by Email. Check out my blogs: . And my 4YourFamilyStory YouTube Channel. View my complete profile.

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Family Stories in Stone: September 2009

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Tuesday, September 22, 2009. Deep In The Heart of Texas. This tombstone belongs to Russell Gardner Sharp, a long-time citizen of Sugar Land, Texas in Fort Bend County. While Mr. Sharp cannot be found in any Texas history textbook, he is. A wonderful representation of a Texan. He was a pillar of his community, a graduate of the University of Texas [Sigh. The rival to the university that I graduated from.] and served as a First Lieutenant in the Air Force. According to his online obituary. When Im not blog...

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Tuesday, August 25, 2009. So, How Do You Pronounce. Last week I featured a tombstone that was for a beloved family pet named Kitty Budde, which can be found in Budde Cemetery in Spring, Texas. I'm not related to Kitty nor the Budde family, but I do have a small connection to them. So, How Do You Pronounce. Pause, Snort, and Sigh. Wrong When I called to set-up the utilties, the response was always the same. I'd say we need to setup service on Budde Rd., and the customer service representative woul...I wou...

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Family Stories in Stone: Morton Cemetery: Jane Long

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Wednesday, August 19, 2009. Morton Cemetery: Jane Long. Jane Long, "The Mother of Texas", Morton Cemetery, Richmond, Texas. For information on Jane Long, visit my companion blog Texas Family Stories. Posted by Caroline Pointer. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Subscribe in a reader. Subscribe to Family Stories in Stone by Email. As a genealogist, a family historian, a writer, and a blog author, Ive been blogging stories about my ancestors since 2009 on . Check out my blogs: . View my complete profile.

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Texas Family Stories: August 2009

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Wednesday, August 19, 2009. The Mother of Texas. And the Mother of Texas is. Jane Long is known as the "Mother of Texas." Why? Now that's a good question. According to the Online Handbook of Texas, Jane was given this title for giving birth to one of her children on Bolivar Peninsula, even though she wasn't the first English-speaking woman to give birth in Texas or on Bolivar Peninsula. So, how did she get this title? Hm] Could it be who she knew? Also, visit my companion blog Family Stories in Stone.

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Texas Family Stories: September 2009

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Tuesday, September 29, 2009. The Battle of the Alamo, Part I. Note: This is part one of a 2-part series on the Battle of the Alamo. Though the Alamo isn't mentioned in Part I, the events leading up to the Battle are summarized here. The debut of the Alamo will be in Part II.]. A Rocky Start for a New Republic. A Familiar-Looking Document is Created. In 1824, this republican congress also created the Constitution of 1824. View Leading Up To Revolution. In a larger map. The Floodgates Are Opened. He sent G...

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Texas Family Stories: They Were First

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Monday, June 29, 2009. A Great Day T. A couple of weeks ago, my neighbor called me up to see if the kids and I wanted to go to the Fort Bend County Museum. And the Morton Cemetery. In Richmond, Texas. After about half a second of thinking, I replied, "Yes! How cool of a. Neighbor do I have? The Museum and The "Old 300. Where Were the Colonists From? How Did the Colonists Get To Texas? So What Does This Have To Do With Richmond, Texas? So Were These Colonists Still American? Fort Bend Museum Association.

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Texas Family Stories: Landmark Hunting in the Piney Woods, Part 1

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Wednesday, June 3, 2009. Landmark Hunting in the Piney Woods, Part 1. We Went Snarfin', or Landmark Hunting, in the Piney Woods. To escape the rain of Houston, Texas the Sunday before Memorial Day, my family and I decided to go snarfing [a Markeroni. Term for landmark hunting] in Nacogdoches, Texas. I looked up some places to go see there, and, lo and behold, there are a ton of them! We only went to a few before it started raining again. I have plenty of pictures [and stories] to share though. I'm so gla...

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Texas Family Stories: The Mother of Texas

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Wednesday, August 19, 2009. The Mother of Texas. And the Mother of Texas is. Jane Long is known as the "Mother of Texas." Why? Now that's a good question. According to the Online Handbook of Texas, Jane was given this title for giving birth to one of her children on Bolivar Peninsula, even though she wasn't the first English-speaking woman to give birth in Texas or on Bolivar Peninsula. So, how did she get this title? Hm] Could it be who she knew? Also, visit my companion blog Family Stories in Stone.

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Texas Family Stories: The Battle of the Alamo, Part I

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Tuesday, September 29, 2009. The Battle of the Alamo, Part I. Note: This is part one of a 2-part series on the Battle of the Alamo. Though the Alamo isn't mentioned in Part I, the events leading up to the Battle are summarized here. The debut of the Alamo will be in Part II.]. A Rocky Start for a New Republic. A Familiar-Looking Document is Created. In 1824, this republican congress also created the Constitution of 1824. View Leading Up To Revolution. In a larger map. The Floodgates Are Opened. He sent G...

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Tuesday, May 26, 2009. Time's Imprint on a Lil' Texas Town. Old Town Spring, A Texas Landmark. A Town's Reaction to Changing Times. Wunsche Brothers Cafe, A Texas Landmark. Posted by Caroline Pointer. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Growing up in Texas when we traveled anywhere, my dad would always pull over at each landmark and take a picture of it and then he'd take a picture of the family around the landmark.Do you realize how big Texas is, and just how many landmarks there are here? Subscribe via RSS Feed.

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Tuesday, October 6, 2009. Bittersweet in Budde Cemetery. Posted by Caroline Pointer. Tuesday, September 22, 2009. Deep In The Heart of Texas. This tombstone belongs to Russell Gardner Sharp, a long-time citizen of Sugar Land, Texas in Fort Bend County. While Mr. Sharp cannot be found in any Texas history textbook, he is. Posted by Caroline Pointer. Tuesday, August 25, 2009. So, How Do You Pronounce. So, How Do You Pronounce. When we moved back to Houston, Texas and the surrounding area [which is what we,...

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