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I am always looking for that perfect product that will help me wash dishes in the most efficient, simple way there is.
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Also known as the Bryan-Williams Cemetery or the Kersting Cemetery, this family burial ground is the resting place for some of Liberty County’s most prominent citizens.
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(1)The Angelina County Genealogical Society is pleased to host the Logging Camp and Sawmill Reunion on Saturday, August 14, 2021 at the Fellowship Hall of Keltys United Methodist Church in Lufkin Texas.
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(1) Email 2 Photo of Corkey Fuller and Rosie Walker with Cutline
(2) Email 3 Photo of the covers of Just Another Soldier and Arvetta with Cutline
Read moreWilliam Hardin born in Franklin County, Georgia and along with his four brothers came to Liberty County, Texas from Tennessee in 1825. Hardin was elected commissioner of police 9th May 1831. As alcalde of Liberty, he opened his house in 1832 for the consultation that was held between Juan Davis Bradburn’s forces and those opposing him at Anahuac. Hardin was a delegate to the Convention of 1833 at San Felipe and an election judge at Nacogdoches in 1834. He also served as primary judge of the municipality of Liberty that same year and at times as pro tempore alcalde.
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The last year I have been working hard to try to simplify my life. I am trying new things, doing things I should have been doing all along, and working on myself in all areas of my life. It’s been an exciting year, as I work harder to simplify my life at work, at home, and with my family. I have learned so much about myself. Some things I am very proud of, and some not so proud.
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Thomas Jefferson Chambers was born in Orange County, Virginia, later known as Culpepper County, on March 22nd, 1840, to Landon Gore Chambers and wife, Mary Green Allan. Chambers migrated to Liberty, Liberty County, about 1857 and became associated with H. C. Shea, publisher of The Liberty Gazette on August 2nd, 1858. By August 1859, Chambers was the sole editor of the Gazette.
Read more(1) Linda Jamison, Liberty County Historical Commission Chair, recently announced the following: The quarterly meeting of the Liberty County Historical Commission will be held at the Hartel Building in Liberty at 6 p.m.
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