Early Texans DNA Project

Home Search  

Based on correlation of information from multiple documents.



Source Information

  • Title Based on correlation of information from multiple documents. 
    Short Title Based on correlation of information from multiple documents. 
    Source ID S2068 
    Text Based on absence from 1887 Anderson County Tax Roll, and (1) deed from A. J. Rampy and wife Nancy Rampy to J. H. Rampy, dated 22 Mar 1888 [ACDR, Vol 40, Pp. 585 & 586], wherein A. J. Rampy sold his undivided interest in the Mary Rampy Homestead, a part of the Henry Rampy Survey, described as "... lying west of the neighborhood road running from the B. W. Jackson Place to Concord church, said Mary Rampy Homestead being situated between the A. J. Rampy and J H Rampy interest ...." and (2) deed from A. J. Rampy et al to A. B. Jenkins, dated 11 Dec 1888 (ACDR, Vol. 50, Pp. 258-260), wherein they sold a tract in the SE corner of the Henry Rampy Survey, and "... a strip of land off of the Mary Rampy Homestead tract about one hundred yards wide at the South end, and about fifty wide at the North end and being all of said tract of land lying est of the road running from the B. W. Jackson farm to Concord Church, containing Ten acres...." 
    Linked to (1) Mary P Robertson 


 

This site powered by The Next Generation of Genealogy Sitebuilding v. 14.0.4, written by Darrin Lythgoe © 2001-2025.

Maintained by and © Texas State Genealogical Society, All Rights Reserved, Early Texans DNA Project.

All efforts are made to provide accurate and properly sourced data; however, all information should be considered only as clues. Even when a complete source citation is listed to a credible, original, source record, there may be incorrect links made to persons of the same name. Freely available sources are linked to when possible. Some sites require an account to be established. Subscription sites are linked only when no free source has been found.
Lineage information was submitted by project members. DNA analysis is done with data provided by FamilyTreeDNA through the TXStateGS Project (also known as Early Texans DNA Project).