| The Ayers Family in Dallas | 3 |
| Enoch Noah Bennett and wife, Mary Ann Vanzant, wife Jane Vanzant and wife, Rachel Josephine Beckner | 4 |
| Osborn Love and wife, Jane Fondren | 5 |
| The LaFons: From Tennessee to Texas | 7 |
| Howard Cox Family, Dallas County, Texas | 8 |
| Emet David Florence, Perl (Curtis) Florence | 11 |
| Donald Huffhines (1929-2000) | 13 |
| Vivian Marie Womack Warner – From Blossom to Full Bloom | 14 |
| The Family of John Byron and Sarah (Thompson) May | 15 |
| John Cooper Cook | 17 |
| James Lemon Miller, CSA | 19 |
| The Manner Family | 20 |
| A. W. Perry and Family | 21 |
| Mary Buhrer Gracey (1895-1976) | 23 |
| Fred and Myrtle Spainhouer | 24 |
| G. W. Foster, Sr. | 25 |
| Frances (Sims) Daniel | 26 |
| Dewitt Clinton Harry Family | 27 |
| Patrick Henry Lively | 28 |
| Wesley Cockrell | 30 |
| Bernard W. (Bernie) Coffee | 32 |
| Calloway Patrick, Founder of Patrick Community | 33 |
| Henry W. Houston Family | 35 |
| George Dotson | 36 |
| Wesley M. Chenault | 37 |
| Azariah Moss | 39 |
| Biography of John Martin Rawlins, Citizen of Republic of Texas | 39 |
| James Calvin Temple – Grace Edha Sitton Temple Family | 41 |
| Dr. Daniel Webster Gilbert | 42 |
| Dr. Franklin Monroe and Dorothy Gilbert | 44 |
| Mary E. Bright Ross | 46 |
| Thomas Newell Merritt | 47 |
| Peggy Sample Ellis Galloway | 48 |
| Adolphus Gouhenant (Gounah) Update (-) | 49 |
| John Franklin Dillon and Mattie Brell Boykin | 50 |
| The Gibson Family, Doyle George and Ann Gibson Family | 52 |
| DAR Marks Grave of Ellender Penny Witt | 53 |
| The Family of Sarah and George H. Beeler | 54 |
| William Harry Hughes, Sr. | 56 |
| William Harry Hughes, Jr. | 58 |
| Hart/Randolph Families | 60 |
| “Mom Managed for Family Time” by Joanna Thomason | 62 |
| Herbert Gilbert Hughes, Sr. | 63 |
| Albert George Chenault | 65 |
| Eugene Benjamin Germany | 67 |
| William C. Story | 69 |
| “Hattie’s Trip to Texas” by John Winniford | 70 |
| John Mayrant Smith Family | 71 |
| Frederic Moss and Ruth E. Smith | 73 |
| Nell Katherine Hughes | 73 |
| Pearl Edna Hughes | 74 |
| William M. C. Hill | 75 |
| “Early Memories II” by Robert McCutcheon | 76 |
| William Larner | 77 |
| Pvt. John Welsey Low, World War I Hero | 79 |
| “Sallie” Burch and Cardwell Elmer | 80 |
| “The Tale of a Tombstone'” Ellis Charles Thomas and wife, Julia Ann Moon | 81 |
| The Strucely Family in Dallas County | 83 |
| Calvin and Ina Bell Rylie Low | 85 |
| John T. Lively and Bluff View Dairy | 87 |
| James H. Morriss | 88 |
| “Miss Cleora [Clanton] Bucks City Hall – and Wins” | 89 |
| James Walter “Walt” Bayless | 91 |
| Margaret Wright Edwards | 91 |
| Bonnie Wright Binford Langley | 93 |
| Francis Augustus Sayre and wife, Sarah Ann Thomas | 94 |
| The Samuell Family in Dallas | 96 |
| Robert Campbell Stubbs | 97 |
| Early Mooneyham Family in Dallas | 99 |
| T. J. McClain | 101 |
| Jacob Lutz, Sr. Family | 101 |
| The Lynch Family | 103 |
| Andrew Jackson and Sarah Ann (Smith) Porter | 104 |
| John Preston Potter and wife, Martha Ann Odom | 106 |
| Walter Phillip Buhrer | 107 |
| Albert and Sophia Cooper | 108 |
| “When ‘Big Tex’ Went to Minnesota” (Tex Reynolds) | 118 |
| Joseph Harrison Cox Family | 120 |
| Ormwell Clark – Family History | 121 |
| Emily Beeman, Frontier Mother | 122 |
| Harrison Hustead | 123 |
| William Leonard Smith and Family | 124 |
| How the John Beemans Got Their Land Grant | 127 |
| Family of Mary and Ed Spencer | 127 |
| Mattie Agatha Pace and Owen Bates Corley – Remembering Grandfather and Grandmother | 129 |
| Gennie Taylor and John Noel Harris | 131 |
| Nicholas and Nancy Pace, Garland Pioneers | 133 |
| ” and Counting” (Earl O. Cullum) | 134 |
| “Growing Up in the City With Two Horses” (Riek Family) | 135 |
| Charles Masters Tucker Family | 138 |
| Patrick McDonough | 140 |
| Jessie Fitzgerald Tucker | 143 |
| Nicolas Farine | 145 |
| Christopher Columbus Tucker | 146 |
| Charles Sidney Daniel, Sr. | 147 |
| Elihu H. Tucker | 148 |
| Paul Jones Prewitt and Sarah “Sally” Moss | 149 |
| Harriett Harding and John Arstrong Rylie | 150 |
| William Sidney Tucker | 152 |
| William Newton Stults and Amanda Dealia Stratton | 153 |
| John Morris Family of Cedar Hill | 154 |
| Texana Christian and Tom Parks | 155 |
| The Life of Rosa Willeford Pelton | 157 |
| Anthony M. and Frances Brockman Leake | 159 |
| Ross Kenneth Bagby, Sr. | 161 |
| Harmon R. Raney Family | 162 |
| Worthington Family of Irving | 163 |
| Memories of Robert Van Adkins | 165 |
| The Peterman Brothers | 166 |
| My Father, Ralph Donald Bagby | 167 |
| The Family of Zula Skillern and John Vest Folsom | 169 |
| Clarence Orla and Janet Bright Bagby | 170 |
| Alfred Bagby, Bronze Star Recipient | 173 |
| Picnicking in the Cemetery | 174 |
| Richard B. Corley | 175 |
| A Family of Talent and Achievement (Bagby) | 176 |
| Wesley Fletcher and Elizabeth (Pearl) Curtis | 178 |
| Danny Clifton Carney | 179 |
| James A. Forster Family | 181 |
| William Ernest and Hessie Wade Reed | 182 |
| “From Oilfield to Ambassador” (R. Richard Rubottom) | 183 |
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| World War II Section: |
| “Proud to be Back Home” (George A. Riek) | 187 |
| “On the Homefront” by Frances James | 188 |
| “Bud’s Best War Souvenir” (J.J. “Bud” O’Connell) | 188 |
| Bernard Coffey – Service Record | 189 |
| Mildred Coffey’s Story as a Vounteer Red Cross Worker | 191 |
| James Walter Tinsley, Jr. | 191 |
| The Herman Perry Saga | 192 |
| “I Was a Nurse’s Aide During World War II” by Louise Buhrer | 194 |
| “My Job Was Building the Airfields” by Ralph Kerr | 195 |
| “Memories of World War II” by Dorothy (Clanton) Smith | 196 |
| “The Dallas and the Texas in World War II” by Earl O. Cullum | 198 |
| “Remembering V-E Day by Jack Warner Mackey | 198 |
| “The War” by Eugene Marshall | 199 |
| “Inducted in Amarillo” by Ruben Leal, Jr. | 201 |
| “Aviation Cadets in World War II by John C. Winniford | 202 |
| “After Pearl Harbor, Wake Island” by Lee Huffhines | 202 |
| Judge Robert “Bob” Ellis Day | 203 |
| A Military Career; Mayor of Seoul, Korea; Golf With Ike (James Sevier Killough) | 206 |
| Elloise Huffines, Military Pilot | 209 |
| Fred Frichot and Mary Peterman | 211 |
| Electrician’s Mate, Janicek of the Silent Service | 212 |
| Girl’s Victory Corps (Mae Riek) | 214 |
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| Community Section: |
| City Yet Country (Continued from “The Street That Never Was” by G. Eugene Marshall | 216 |
| Accurate Machine Works | 217 |
| Ervay Street Car | 220 |
| When Electricity Came to Dallas | 221 |
| “Treading the Boards in Dallas” by Frances James | 223 |
| The Barrow-Parker Gang in Dallas County | 227 |
| North Oak Cliff Baptist Church | 227 |
| Herbert M. Greene, Architect | 228 |
| Parkland Hospital at Dallas | 229 |
| “Nevermore” by Eugene Marshall | 230 |
| Neiman Marcus: An Employee’s Story | 232 |
| The Cullum Companies | 235 |
| Old City Park | 236 |
| History of Webb Chapel Cemetery – Dallas County, Texas | 237 |
| Coffey’s College: A Dallas Inspired Venture | 240 |
| Katy Railroad | 242 |
| E. L. Burks Variety Storoes | 243 |
| Mesquite Community Fair Photo | 246 |
| Developments on the Trinity River | 246 |
| The River and Why We Are Here | 248 |
| The Potter Art Metal Studio of Dallas | 250 |
| Texas’ First Country Club | 251 |
| First Christian Church of Rowlett | 253 |
| The Flagman of Dallas | 256 |
| Oriental Oil Company | 257 |
| Bryan’s Smokehouse Barbecue Story | 257 |
| Nelson’s Blacksmith and Woodwork Shop | 261 |
| Early Local Doctors Doctored Sans MDs | 262 |
| White Rock Creek | 263 |
| The Bishop Arts Building | 266 |
| Revolutionary War Widow Catherine Reed | 266 |
| Last Manhattan Project Member | 268 |
| Whatever Happened to Pig Stands?? | 269 |
| Old City Park Print Shop | 270 |
| Oak Cliff Christian Church | 273 |
| Plumbs and Then Plumb Jelly for the Taking | 275 |
| “The Street That Never Was” by Eugene Marshall | 276 |
| Schultz Lumber Company | 278 |
| Spake House Historical Notes | 279 |
| Dallas Love Field – Photos | 280 |
| Development of The Farmers Market | 282 |
| Hampton Place Baptist Church | 282 |
| Early Zahn Family of Dallas | 285 |
| Williams Funeral Directors | 286 |
| Pleasant Valley Store | 287 |
| Smith Co. Real Estate, An Early Dallas Business | 289 |
| Dallas’ First Skyscraper and John N. Harris, Jr. | 291 |
| Number Please: Seagoville’s First Telephone Office | 292 |
| East Dallas Christian Church | 293 |
| The Whistling Doctor of Seagoville | 296 |
| I Skated in the Century Room with Dot Franey by Mae Riek | 296 |
| Greenville Avenue Christian Church | 298 |
| Seagoville’s First School | 300 |
| An Organist Reminisces | 301 |
| The Seago Hotel | 303 |
| Braden’s Cake Shop | 303 |
| I Graduated Fifty-five Years Later by James Harris | 305 |
| In Dallas County 1844-1877 – Elder Amon McCommas | 306 |
| The Old Gingerbread House | 308 |
| Liberty Grove’s First Gin | 314 |
| Rose Hill’s Pioneer Doctor | 314 |
| Sons of Hermann | 315 |
