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Henry Rampy
1817 - 1866 (49 years)Rampy - Henry Rampy - Brief Bio
Henry Rampy migrated to Texas not later than 1847, possibly earlier, when he was on the tax roll in Henderson County. He received a 3rd class headright grant, Mercer's Colony, Houston 3rd Class, no. 000321, TXGLO, Austin, Texas. In 1848 he was named to a Road Commission in Anderson County, Texas. He died in 1866 and his estate was settled by District Court litigation, naming his children.
Henderson County, Texas Tax Roll, 1847, P. 7, Texas State Comptroller's Office, Austin, Texas.
Anderson County, Texas Commissioners Court, Minutes, 1846-1850, Page 123.
Anderson County, Texas District Clerk, Cause no. 2075, Rosser et al v. Ashmore et al, Minutes, I:251 & 272, K:105, 187, 386, L:473, 485, 519, M:134, 167, 262, N:476.
A detailed biography of Henry Rampy is found in The Family and Pedigree of Henry Rampy (1817-1866) to Texas, 1998, by Michael J. Vaughn.
Henderson County, Texas Tax Roll, 1847, P. 7, Texas State Comptroller's Office, Austin, Texas.
Anderson County, Texas Commissioners Court, Minutes, 1846-1850, Page 123.
Anderson County, Texas District Clerk, Cause no. 2075, Rosser et al v. Ashmore et al, Minutes, I:251 & 272, K:105, 187, 386, L:473, 485, 519, M:134, 167, 262, N:476.
A detailed biography of Henry Rampy is found in The Family and Pedigree of Henry Rampy (1817-1866) to Texas, 1998, by Michael J. Vaughn.
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