Caubles mentioned in The Herald in 1907 in Eastland County, Texas

 Searching www.oldnews.com, I found some tidbits about the Caubles in Eastland County, Texas, before they came to Fisher County, Texas. From The Herald, Mar 22, 1907, Carbon, Eastland, Texas.

"Miss Vada Cauble visited Misses Minnie and Ola Free Sunday."

My comment: Lavada Lucretia Cauble was the daughter of William Jefferson Alonzo "Bill" Cauble and Julia L. Hardin. Minnie Pearl Free and Ola Annie Free, daughters of Alvin Bennett Free and Emma Jane Waldrep and no relation to the Cauble-Hardins as far as I know.

"Nute and George Clark were driving around Sunday evening. Guess they were looking for them a girl."

My comment: Jasper Newte Clark would later marry Lavada Lucretia Cauble and live in Rotan, Texas. They were known as Big Mama and Nutie Clark and owned several different cafes. My dad called her simply "Aunt Vada".

"Mrs. Cauble and daughter spent Saturday night with her daughter Mrs. Nannie Wright."

My comment: Mrs. Cauble (Julia Hardin Cauble), my 2nd great-grandmother, and the "daughter" would be Vada (Lavada Lucretia). Nannie Wright would be the other daughter, Nannie Bell Cauble, who married William Napoleon Wright.

“Frank Cauble went to see his girl Sunday evening, or at least he went that way.”

My comment: Frank was one of Lavada Cauble's brothers. He married Eva McClung. I wonder if that was his "girl" in this little blurb in The Herald.

 

52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks (Week 13) Worship: A Mix of Traditions

Week 13 of Amy Johnson Crow's 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks has us looking at "Worship". 

My ancestors come from a variety of religious traditions. Here's a quick glimpse into the different denominations some of my ancestors were affiliated with in records. 

Ancestor/Family	Church Affiliation
Kolb (Palatinate, PA, SC, GA, TX)	Quaker, Mennonite, Welsh Neck Baptist, Unitarian Universalist, Methodist
Ziegenfuss (Prussia, TX)	Evangelische (Protestant), Lutheran, Methodist
Wright (CT, GA, TX)	Congregationalists, Baptist (early missionaries into TX)
Clower (PA, VA, NC, GA, AL)	Presbyterian, Methodist
Musgrove (MD, VA, SC, MS, TX)	Church of England, Baptist
Ham (SC, AL, TX, OK)	Baptist

 Where did your ancestors worship? Did they attend church, temple or synagogue? 

Keep looking and learning! 

- Revis 

This content was crafted for Amy Johnson Crow's 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks challenge, focusing on the theme "Worship" this week.