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.Currently working on the Matlock Family History. Absalom Matlock left Kentucky and moved to Dallas/Lancaster, TX in early 1852 with his wife Nancy Malvina (Harris) Matlock and his in-laws Reverand Thomas Highsmith Harris and his wife Martha Elizabeth (Skiles) Harris (born in Kentucky) and they moved to Lancaster TX in 1852 and their children, and Thomas's mother, Nancy Highsmith Harris in a large covered wagon. They settled on land divided by the present day Lancaster Rd (Texas SH 342)2 miles north of Lancaster next to the George Floyd headright. ...
Charles E. Matlock second wife was Elizabeth A. Prather born about 1841 in Kentucy. Married February 2, 1865.
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Will update with updated information as soon as possible. If you have anything to share, please click on DIDDY & DOODLE and leave us a message. Much appreciated!
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12-16-16 a LATE THANK YOU to Myrtle Ennis Very much appreciated!
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Extra Big Thank you to Judy Draper for the Headstone photograph. Her efforts for Find-A-Grave are appreciated very much!
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Valencia Ferguson -- thank you for the new Spring Picture April 2011 - Each picture has it's own uniqueness!!!
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.Currently working on the Matlock Family History. Absalom Matlock left Kentucky and moved to Dallas/Lancaster, TX in early 1852 with his wife Nancy Malvina (Harris) Matlock and his in-laws Reverand Thomas Highsmith Harris and his wife Martha Elizabeth (Skiles) Harris (born in Kentucky) and they moved to Lancaster TX in 1852 and their children, and Thomas's mother, Nancy Highsmith Harris in a large covered wagon. They settled on land divided by the present day Lancaster Rd (Texas SH 342)2 miles north of Lancaster next to the George Floyd headright. ...
Charles E. Matlock second wife was Elizabeth A. Prather born about 1841 in Kentucy. Married February 2, 1865.
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Will update with updated information as soon as possible. If you have anything to share, please click on DIDDY & DOODLE and leave us a message. Much appreciated!
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12-16-16 a LATE THANK YOU to Myrtle Ennis Very much appreciated!
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Extra Big Thank you to Judy Draper for the Headstone photograph. Her efforts for Find-A-Grave are appreciated very much!
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Valencia Ferguson -- thank you for the new Spring Picture April 2011 - Each picture has it's own uniqueness!!!
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.Currently working on the Matlock Family History. Absalom Matlock left Kentucky and moved to Dallas/Lancaster, TX in early 1852 with his wife Nancy Malvina (Harris) Matlock and his in-laws Reverand Thomas Highsmith Harris and his wife Martha Elizabeth (Skiles) Harris (born in Kentucky) and they moved to Lancaster TX in 1852 and their children, and Thomas's mother, Nancy Highsmith Harris in a large covered wagon. They settled on land divided by the present day Lancaster Rd (Texas SH 342)2 miles north of Lancaster next to the George Floyd headright. ...
Charles E. Matlock second wife was Elizabeth A. Prather born about 1841 in Kentucy. Married February 2, 1865.
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Will update with updated information as soon as possible. If you have anything to share, please click on DIDDY & DOODLE and leave us a message. Much appreciated!
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12-16-16 a LATE THANK YOU to Myrtle Ennis Very much appreciated!
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Extra Big Thank you to Judy Draper for the Headstone photograph. Her efforts for Find-A-Grave are appreciated very much!
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Valencia Ferguson -- thank you for the new Spring Picture April 2011 - Each picture has it's own uniqueness!!!
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.Currently working on the Matlock Family History. Absalom Matlock left Kentucky and moved to Dallas/Lancaster, TX in early 1852 with his wife Nancy Malvina (Harris) Matlock and his in-laws Reverand Thomas Highsmith Harris and his wife Martha Elizabeth (Skiles) Harris (born in Kentucky) and they moved to Lancaster TX in 1852 and their children, and Thomas's mother, Nancy Highsmith Harris in a large covered wagon. They settled on land divided by the present day Lancaster Rd (Texas SH 342)2 miles north of Lancaster next to the George Floyd headright. ...
Charles E. Matlock second wife was Elizabeth A. Prather born about 1841 in Kentucy. Married February 2, 1865.
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Will update with updated information as soon as possible. If you have anything to share, please click on DIDDY & DOODLE and leave us a message. Much appreciated!
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12-16-16 a LATE THANK YOU to Myrtle Ennis Very much appreciated!
.
Extra Big Thank you to Judy Draper for the Headstone photograph. Her efforts for Find-A-Grave are appreciated very much!
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Valencia Ferguson -- thank you for the new Spring Picture April 2011 - Each picture has it's own uniqueness!!!
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