• [S6] HOUSEHOLD, 1860 US Federal Census, , , POPULATION SCHEDULE, National Archives micropublication, digital image. Digital image viewed at ancestry.com.
  • [S9] Land Records.
  • [S14] HOUSEHOLD, 1900 US Federal Census, , , POPULATION SCHEDULE, National Archives micropublication, digital image. Digital image viewed at Ancestry.com.
  • [S24] Kaye Wykoff, personnel conclusions, based on other research, knowledge or other known information or dates.
  • [S25] Louis Wiltz Kemp Manuscripts, soldiers at the Battle of San Jacinto, Research notes: compiled by L.W. Kemp, late 1920 - mid 1930; Summarized notes for individuals in Kemp's research on the participants in the Battle of San Jacinto.; Barker Center--University of Texas, Austin, Travis County, Texas.
  • [S32] Levi Pruitt, 1846 Republic of Texas Poll List (used as census), Henderson County, Ancestry. Original source for Ancestry.com online database-- Book: Republic of Texas: Poll Lists for 1846 compiled by Marion Day Mullins from manuscript tax rolls consisting of 5,718 volumes held originally at the State Comptroller's office, then at the Texas State Library from 1947-1958 and then transferred to the State Archives in 1962. Published in 1974 by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc; Baltimore, Maryland. Reprinted in 1982, 1995 & 1998. Further explanation of how the 1846 Tax Rolls came to be from the book Foreward: "This 1846 poll list is the nearest thing we have to a complete census of the period. A "Poll" tax of one dollaar was applied to every white male resident over the age of tweenty-one and to women who were heads of households (usually widows). In making the tax rolls the assessor was required to prepare at least two alphabetical copies from his original lists. One copy went to the State Treasurer and one to the Sheriff who made the collections."
  • [S41] 1920 U.S. Census, James C Pruitt household, Lytton Springs, Caldwell County, Texas population schedule, Enumeration District 61, sheet 13B, dwelling 246, family 246. NARA film T625-1783, National Archives micropublication, Image found on Ancestry.com.
  • [S48] Newspaper Obituary.
  • [S57] HOUSEHOLD, 1850 US Federal Census, , , POPULATION SCHEDULE, National Archives micropublication, digital image. Digital image viewed at Ancestry.com.
  • [S79] Asbury A. Middleton Simpson Clark Family Bible pages, Family records on 3 loose pages tucked in James Caleb Family Bible, no title sheet, loose pages, no date available, Kaye Wykoff from Gertrude Pruitt Smith in, Spring Branch, Texas. pages found inside Cale & Maggie Pruitt Family Bible: assumed to be from the Bible of Asbury Middleton Simpson Clark who was living with her daughter Maggie Simpson Pruitt at the time of her death.
  • [S175] Clerk's statement of 1846 estate inventory & heirs, John B Trenary: Texas. Land Office, Court of Claims, File: C 8188 (partial), 1859; Texas General Land Office, Austin, Texas.
  • [S177] Kaye Wykoff assumption for age or year of birth, death or marriage. PARAMETERS FOR ASSUMPTIONS: For age: A man was at least 20 years old when he married. A woman was at least 15 years old when she married. A child was born after the marriage of his/her parents, not after the death of the mother and within a year of the death of the father.
  • [S184] Kathryn Hooper Davis. Transcriber: East Texas Militiamen 1838-1839, volume 2. (Ericson Books: Nacogdoches, Texas, 1992). Kaye Wykoff, personnal records and files, Spring Branch, Texas, Contains militia lists transcribed from copies of the original muster rolls on file at the Texas State Archives. Most of the records pertain to East Texas counties. The records were located in Box 401-791, Folder 2; Box 401-717, Folders 5-7; Box 401-71,8 Folders 16, 17, & 21; Box 401-781 Folder, 21; Box 401-791, Drawer 104-791, Folder 2; Box 401-719, Folder 27. Excerpt photocopied from book in KW files.
  • [S199] Statement of military service: Discharge papers, Levi Pruitt: Texas State Archives & Library, Audited Military Claims, File: #4895, 9 August 1937.
  • [S204] Veterans Donation Application and Approval, Hannah Pruitt: Texas General Land Office, Republic Voucher Files, File: #389, July 23 1881; Texas General Land Office, Austin, Texas.
  • [S206] Milam Donation Warrant, Levi Pruitt: Texas General Land Office, Republic of Texas Land Grants, File: MIL Don 001023, January 6, 1852; Texas General Land Office, Austin, Texas.
  • [S209] Headright Certificate #79, Levi Pruitt: Texas General Land Office, Republic of Texas Land Grants, File: NAC 000341, 15 February 1838; Texas General Land Office, Austin, Texas.
  • [S255] Tombstones found in Lytton Springs Cemetery, Caldwell County, Texas; individual tombstone; transcribed by Kaye Wykoff.
  • [S274] Thomas Jefferson Pruitt & Cyntha McCoy, Marriage Certificate #1892 (1904), Caldwell County, Texas, Marriage Records, County Clerk's Office, Lockhart, Texas.
  • [S277] Thomas J Pruitt & Martha Sylvester, Marriage Certificate: Vol 2, page 188 (1865), Travis County, Texas, Marriage Records, County Clerk's Office, Austin, Texas.
  • [S278] J C Pruitt & Maggie Simpson, Marriage Certificate: Vol 7, page 103 (1889), Travis County, Texas, Marriage Records, County Clerk's Office, Austin, Texas.
  • [S281] Maggie Pruitt & M M Parker, Marriage Certificate Vol R #8541 (1927), Caldwell County, Texas, Marriage Records, County Clerk's Office, Lockhart, Texas.
  • [S295] Levi Pruitt, 1830 Texas Tax Rolls, Houston County, unknown repository.
  • [S296] Levi Pruitt, 1840 Tax Rolls used as census, Houston County, Republic of Texas Archives. "The 1840 Census of the Republic of Texas" by Gifford White, 1966.
  • [S311] Death certificate for Martin G Pruitt, Texas, Department of Health, Death certificates, Martin G Pruitt, Death Certificate28012 (1956), Bureau of Vital Statistics, Austin: downloaded from FamilySearch.org.
  • [S419] 1850 U.S. Census, Levi Pruitt household, Navarro District, Navarro County, Texas population schedule, sheet stamped 108, penned 27, dwelling 9, family 9. National Archives micropublication, viewed on Ancestry.com.
  • [S420] 1860 U.S. Census, Levi Pruitt household, Cannonville PO, Hays County, Texas population schedule, sheet penned 32, dwelling 229, family 229. National Archives micropublication, viewed at Ancestry.com.
  • [S427] 1880 US Census, Thomas Pruett household, Polling Place #21 & 25, Travis County, Texas population schedule, Enumeration District 125, sheet stamped 111, dwelling 139, family 139. National Archives micropublication, viewed at ancestry.com.
  • [S428] 1900 US Census, Thomas J Pruette household, Justice Precinct 3, Bastrop County, Texas population schedule, Enumeration District 6, sheet 5A, dwelling 68, family 68, line 22. National Archives micropublication, viewed on ancestry.com.
  • [S451] Austin Genealogical Society online records (www.austintxgensoc.org).
  • [S452] 1930 U.S. Census, arshall M. Parker household, Precinct 6, Caldwell County, Texas population schedule, Enumeration District 17, sheet 18A, dwelling 175, family 191. NARA film T626, FHL microfilm 2342038, National Archives micropublication, viewed at Ancestry.com.
  • [S457] William H Middleton, 1846 Republic of Texas Poll List (used as census), Cherokee County, Ancestry. Original source for Ancestry.com online database-- Book: Republic of Texas: Poll Lists for 1846 compiled by Marion Day Mullins from manuscript tax rolls consisting of 5,718 volumes held originally at the State Comptroller's office, then at the Texas State Library from 1947-1958 and then transferred to the State Archives in 1962. Published in 1974 by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc; Baltimore, Maryland. Reprinted in 1982, 1995 & 1998. Further explanation of how the 1846 Tax Rolls came to be from the book Foreward: "This 1846 poll list is the nearest thing we have to a complete census of the period. A "Poll" tax of one dollaar was applied to every white male resident over the age of tweenty-one and to women who were heads of households (usually widows). In making the tax rolls the assessor was required to prepare at least two alphabetical copies from his original lists. One copy went to the State Treasurer and one to the Sheriff who made the collections."
  • [S654] Capt Hayden Arnold Company muster: Muster Roll, Revolutionary volunteers: Texas State Archives & Library, File: Hou 000219, March 6 1836; Texas General Land Office, Austin, Texas.
  • [S666] 1880 US Census, Jacob Pruett household, Precinct #6, Travis County, Texas population schedule, Enumeration District 126, sheet 38B, dwelling 317, Line 45, family 327. National Archives micropublication, viewed at ancestry.com.
  • [S676] 1850 U.S. Census, William H Middleton household, My Subdivision, Smith County, Texas population schedule, sheet unknown page, dwelling 324, line 13, family 326. National Archives micropublication, viewed at Ancestry.com.
  • [S770] "Texas, Select County Marriage Index, 1837-1965" (online database); Ancestry, Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014, Provo, Utah, USA; Original data: Texas, County Marriage Records,1837-1965: Need to locate original documents to replace the index source.
  • [S801] 1900 US Census, Frank Clark household, Justice Precinct 7, Travis Co., Texas population schedule, Enumeration District 114, sheet 3, dwelling 49, family 51. NARA film T623-1854 rolls, FHL microfilm: 1241673, National Archives micropublication, image found on Ancestry.com.
  • [S806] 1900 US Census, Cale Pruitt household, Justice Precinct 5, Caldwell County, Texas population schedule, Enumeration District 124, sheet 14, dwelling 238, family 239. NARA film T623-###, FHL 1241616, National Archives micropublication, image found on Ancestry.com.
  • [S857] Lockhart Post-Register "Maggie Parker obituary" (Maggie (Pruitt) Parker) 23 April 1931, pg 4, Lockhart, Texas, Image found online on Newspapers.com.
  • [S920] Probate Court (J. C. Pruitt) Application for administration of estate by William Maggie Pruitt; 21 Dec 1921, Caldwell County, Texas, Volume O, page 389 "Probate Minutes"; County Clerk's Office, Lockhart, Texas; obtained at a courthouse visit on February 25, 1986.
  • [S940] Lockhart Post Register "Obituary" (Mrs. A. A. Clark) June 23, 1927, Lockhart, Texas.
  • [S941] , Caldwell County, Austin Texas, USA Texas Department of State Health Services, Texas, U.S., Death Certificates, 1903-1982, Mrs A A Clark, Death certificate # 18951 (filed March 28, 1928), Ancestry, Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014, Provo, Utah, USA: viewed online at Ancestry.com.
  • [S946] 1880 U.S. Census, Frank Clark household, Poling P;ace # 23 & 25, Travis County, Texas population schedule, Enumeration District 125, sheet 111A, dwelling 141, family 141. NARA film T9-1329, National Archives micropublication.
  • [S958] Post Card from Family Reunion Restaurant, probably in the 1980's; Restaurant advertisement copy held by Kaye Wykoff, Spring Branch, Texas, obtained in 1986. In around 2000, I tried to find the restaurant again, with no success.
  • [S972] Texas State Hisorical Association (www.tshaonline.org/handbook) "Handbook of Texas" digital state encyclopedia "consists of overview, general and biographical entries focused on the entire history of Texas......emphasing the role Texas played in state, national and world history.
  • [S1020] Death certificate for Ollie Lee Pruitt, Sr., Texas, Department of Health, Death Certificates, Ollie Lee Pruitt, Certified Certificate 24887 (June 1, 1959), Bureau of Vital Statistics, Austin: downloaded from FamilySearch.org: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976.
  • [S1084] 1940 U.S. Census, Allen Smith household, Caldwell Co., Texas population schedule, Enumeration District 28-4, informant: ###, sheet 3A, family 39. NARA film M627-3996, National Archives micropublication.
  • [S1212] William H Simpson & A.A. Middleton, Marriage Certificate (April 1, 1861), Tyler County, Texas, Marriage Records, unknown volume, page 36: License and certificate of marriage; certified copy obtained from Candy Allmand who traveled to the Tyler County Courthouse to get the original copy, County Clerk's Office, Woodville, Texas.
  • [S1213] Frank Clark & Mrs. Asbury Simpson, Marriage Certificate (12 Sep 1880), Travis County, Texas, Marriage Records, Book 5, page 300: License and certificate of marriage, copy obtained from Travis County Courthouse, County Clerk's Office, Austin, Texas.
  • [S1218] Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Fort Worth, Texas "Marriage Announcement", pg 5, 14 March 1944, Image found online on Newspapers.com.