On James Calhoun Helm's death certificate it states that Lima was the town in Bandera County that he died in. While Lima don't exist today, it was a non-incorporated community from about 1881 until about 1924. According to Texas State Historical Association "Lima, also known as Horse Valley, was near Farm Road 2107 twenty miles northwest of Bandera in northern Bandera County. A free school opened there in 1881. The Lima Post Office was established in 1898, an was discontinued in 1924. The community was not labeled on county maps in the 1940s, but several scattered houses were in the area".
On James Calhoun Helm's death certificate it states that Lima was the town in Bandera County that he died in. While Lima don't exist today, it was a non-incorporated community from about 1881 until about 1924. According to Texas State Historical Association "Lima, also known as Horse Valley, was near Farm Road 2107 twenty miles northwest of Bandera in northern Bandera County. A free school opened there in 1881. The Lima Post Office was established in 1898, an was discontinued in 1924. The community was not labeled on county maps in the 1940s, but several scattered houses were in the area".
Family Members
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Mary Elizabeth Helm Armstrong
1864–1937
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James Calvin "Jim" Helm
1865–1938
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Orlena Victoria "Lena" Helm Miller
1868–1939
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Harm Booth Helm
1868–1941
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Bradford Willingham Helm
1878–1969
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Meredieth Walton Helm
1880–1959
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Twin 2 Helm
1881–1881
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Twin 1 Helm
1881–1881
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Martha Francis Helm
1882–1887
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triplets Helm
1883–1883
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Almedia Sephronia Helm Miller
1883–1964
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Twin 1 Helm
1885–1885
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Twin 2 Helm
1885–1885
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Marilla Roanna Helm
1888–1945
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Atlas Lee Helm
1891–1966
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Maggie Mae Helm Huffman
1892–1965
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Maliechi C. Helm
1898–1990
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