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County of the Month Award

The TXGenWeb Project has a program to recognize efforts of county webmasters who provide outstanding resources and assistance to county visitors. Listed below are the counties and their coordinators who have been recognized during the past three years. Click on the county link to see the very best sites Texas has to offer!

To nominate a Texas County for the award, go to the Nomination Form. Be sure to fill in ALL the areas on the form or your nomination will not be considered.




2009


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  will be the
2009 County of the Year


Awarded for exceptional resources at the site:


Honorable Mention for County of the Year: 



Month, Winning County, Coordinator
Award Comments
January 2009

Garza County
Billie Nichols Bennett CC

"...found the most interesting photo at the Photo-Unknown link."
 
 Honorable Mention counties:  Hill, Leon, Martin, and Montgomery.
February 2009

Victoria County

Jack and Cynthia Buttram, CCs
Some of the items of interest on the Victoria Co. site are
  • Fugitives 1866-1877,
  • Notes from the Victoria Advocate Column,
  • Civil War Muster Roll, 
  • Indianola Casualties of the 1875 storm, and
  • Pictures of Old Victoria - Today and Yesterday.
 
Honorable Mention counties: Bowie, Brewster, Dallam,Goliad, Haskell, Kendall, Leon, and Washington.
March 2009

Montgomery County

Jane Keppler and Jean Huot Smoorenburg, CCs
Some of the items of interest on the Montgomery County site are:
  • ATragical Affair in Old Montgomery,
  • Exemption Board at Work on Claims,
  • Isaac Conroe Biography,
  • Montgomery County Postcards,  and
  • Oral History of Minnie Powell Bowers.
  • Did you know that Montgomery County was the birthplace of the Texas Lone Star Flag?

Honorable Mention counties:  Brazoria, Clay, Coke, Freestone, Marion, Val Verde, and Webb.

April 2009

Van Zandt County

Betty Miller and
Betty Phillips, CCs


This is Van Zandt County's 3rd win and is now in the TXGenWeb Hall of Fame.

Some of the items of interest on the Van Zandt site are
  • Robinett & Scott Saloon Register of 1894,
  • Early Van Zandt County Doctors and
  • Medical Society Minutes,
  • County Abstracts to 1941,
  • The Free State of Van Zandt,
  • Texas Muster Rolls 1835-1836, and
  • Tunnel Harry.

Honorable Mention counties: Austin, Burleson, Childress, Dallam, Duval, Kerr, Llano, and Tarrant.

May 2009

Llano County

Deb and DJ Pitts, CCs
Llano County has much to offer researchers and visitors. Some of the
information on the site includes
  • Founding Fathers,
  • Naturalization Papers,
  • Newspaper Clippings,
  • Old Land Grants, and
  • Probate Records.
You may also be able to help identify some of the unknowns on the Old Photos page.

Honorable Mention counties: Andrews, Bell, Dallam, Harris, Nolan, Starr, and Washington.
June 2009

Nolan County

Billie Nichols Bennett, CC
Some of the items of interest on the Nolan site are
  • "The First 100 Years",
  • Passport Applications,
  • Novelette Kone Cook - One Woman Shares Her Blessings,
  • Entertainment, and
  • Photos. 
This is Nolan County's third win and is now in the TXGenWeb Hall of Fame.

Honorable Mention counties are Childress, Kerr, Red River, Refugio, and Rusk.
July 2009

Brewster County

Peggy Trammell Allen, CC

Some of the items of interest on the Brewster site are:
  • Diseases and Epidemics,
  • Family Stories,
  • Genealogy Terms,
  • Historical Markers,
  • Postmasters & Post Offices, and
  • WWI Draft Registrations.

Honorable Mention counties for July are Dallam, Dickens, Falls, Harris, Marion, and San Patricio.
August 2009

Medina County

Margaret Meyer Simpson, CC
Some of the many items of interest on the site are:
  • Early Immigrants,
  • Texas Union Soldier Schedule - 1890,
  • Historical Sites,
  • Castro Colonist's Land Grants, and
  • Photos.
This is Medina County's third award and is now in the TXGenWeb Hall of Fame.

Honorable Mention counties for August are Bastrop, Delta, Jackson, Starr, and Young.
September 2009

Clay County

Vicki Shaffer, CC
Some of the items of interest on the site are
  • Museum Memories,
  • The 1912 Harry Bridgewater Disappearance,
  • Bellevue Tornado of 1906, 
  • Photos,
  • Obituaries,
  • Original Land Owners.
Honorable Mention counties are: Fayette, Harris, Johnson, Karnes, Limestone, Nacogdoches, and Wood.
October 2009

Tarrant County

Barbara Knox and Rob Yoder, CCs
Some of the items of interest on the site are:
  • the beautiful picture of the courthouse taken at night
  • a great number of pictures on the photo gallery
  • numerous biographies of early citizens
  • a wealth of information on the historical markers of Tarrant County. 
Simply OUTSTANDING! 
  • The Table of Contents is a must-see.
 
Honorable Mention counties are: Bastrop, Dimmitt,Howard, Hunt, Jefferson, Leon and  McLennan.
November 2009

December 2009




2008


Houston County
is the
2008 County of the Year
Billie Nichols Bennett, CC

Awarded for the following exceptional resources:

Early Homes, Early Businesses, Sawmills 1819-1996, Post Offices 1846-1930, Confederate Pension Applications Index, Early Marriage Records, Black History, and
Photographs.

Honorable Mention for County of the Year:  Henderson, Hunt, Orange, and Upshur.



Month, Winning County, Coordinator
Award Comments
January 2008

Cherokee County

Kaye Slover, CC
Gordon Bennett, Assistant CC
Cherokee County has much to offer researchers and visitors. You can read
about the Hometown Heroes, take a trip back in time with the Indian
Historical Markers, and salute the men and women who served from
Cherokee in the Military.

Honorable Mentions  are: Angelina, Bowie, Coryell, Guadalupe, Hartley, Lavaca, and Maverick.
February 2008

Grimes County

Eleanor Colson, CC
Grimes County has much to offer the researcher and visitor. You can tour
the Historic Homes, read about Grimes County in the News, view the photo
gallery, and read the wills and estate records.

Honorable Mentions go to the following counties: Bell, Coleman, Dallas,
Houston, Travis, Victoria, and Wheeler.

Grimes County has been added to the TXGenWeb Hall of Fame for winning County of the Month in February 2008, January 2005, and June 2003.
March 2008

Houston County

Billie Nichols Bennett, CC
Houston County is chock full of information for researchers and
visitors. You can "tour" the early homes, read about Bonnie and Clyde's
revenge on Eastham Prison, help Ms. Verna Durham celebrate her 101st
birthday, and salute the veterans throughout the years.

Honorable Mention Counties for the month are: Gaines, Lamar, McClennan,
Montgomery, and Victoria.

Houston County has been added to the TXGenWeb Hall of Fame for winning County of the Month in March 2008, April 2007, and June 2006.
April 2008

Nacogdoches

Douglas Anderson, CC


Nacogdoches County has much to offer the researcher and visitor. You can read and view a letter from Sam Houston, written in 1835, view records of partitions from 1843-1871, and read the 1858, 1860, and 1861 rosters of the old Nacogdoches University.

Honorable Mention counties this month are: Lavaca, Rockwall, Sabine, San
Patricio, and Wood.

Nacogdoches County has been added to the TXGenWeb Hall of Fame for winning County of the Month in April 2008, November 2006, and November 2001.
May 2008

Panola County

Marylee
Knight and Shirley Cullum, CCs

Panola County has much to offer researchers and visitors. You can read
the List of Fugitives from Justice -1878, view photos from the county,
read through various news clippings, and view an 1848 street map of
Carthage, TX.

Honorable mention counties for May are: Clay, Cochran, Delta, Falls,
Montgomery, and Terrell. 

Panola County has been added to the TXGenWeb Hall of Fame for winning County of the Month in May 2008, July 2005, and August 2003.
June 2008

Angelina County

Carla
Karbowski Clifton
Some of the items of interest in Angelina Co. are Postmasters and Post
Offices from 1847-1930, Confederate Pension Applications, and Historical
Places. There are also photos of many of the county's cemeteries for you
to view.

Honorable Mention counties this month are Austin, Coryell, Dimmit,
Gaines, and Nolan.
July 2008

Lavaca County

Rox Ann
Johnson, CC
Some of the items of interest on the Lavaca County site are Historical
Markers, Creeks and their namesakes, Baptism records of some of the
county churches, Unidentified photos, and Tales from Lavaca County.

Honorable Mention counties for the month are: Childress, Dallam,
Montgomery, Rusk, and Shelby.
August 2008

Delta County

Dee Welborn
and Betsy Mills, CCs
Some items of interest on the Delta Co. site are: 1871-1876 Marriage
Certificates, Public Officials Index, Land Indices, Brands, and the
Veteran's Record Book.

Honorable Mention counties for the month are: Dallam, Dickens, Duvall,
Fayette, Fisher, Hudspeth, and Matagorda.
September 2008

Colorado County

Dorothy Albrecht, CC
Some of the items of interest on the Colorado site are: Day book of
Walker Furniture from 1900-1902, Family Land Heritage Program, It was in
the News, Reminiscences, Golden (or more) Wedding Anniversaries, and
over 10,000 obituaries.

Colorado has now won 3 COM awards, and is therefore in the TXGenWeb Hall of Fame.

Honorable Mention counties are Archer, Childress, Gaines, Hartley, and
Mason.
October 2008

Rockwall County

Shirley Cullum, CC
Some of the items of interest on the Rockwall site are:  Photos of Civil
War Veterans, Early Ministers of Rockwall County, Old Newspaper
Articles, School Records and Photos, Ghost Towns, and The Life of Sad
John Gardenhire.

Honorable Mention counties for October are Falls, Haskell, Kerr, Rains,
and Victoria.

November 2008

Medina County

Margaret Meyer Simpson, CC
Some of the items of interest on the Medina site are:  Early Immigrants,
Naturalization Records, Castro Colonist's Land Grants, Historical Sites,
and Photos of Early Residents.

Honorable Mention counties for the month are Archer, Dallam, Dickens,
Howard, Refugio, and Washington.
December 2008

Hunt County

Shirley Cullum, CC
Some of the items of interest on the site are African American
Genealogy, Fugitives from Justice - 1878, History in News Clippings,
Letters, Newspaper Extracts, Photos, and Registered Voters - 1868.

Honorable Mention counties are Leon, Matagorda, Montgomery, and
Washington.




2007
2007 County of the Year is
Refugio County

Rena McWilliams, County Coordinator

Award comments:  Rena has included Criminal Dockets, Probate and Wills, Letters and Manuscripts, African American and Hispanic Archives, Businesses, Clubs, and Teams, and Photo Albums, in addition to other databases.

Honorable Mention counties for County of the Year are Bandera, Bosque, Fannin, Grayson, Houston, Menard, Navarro, and Nolan.


Month, Winning County, Coordinator
Award Comments
January 2007

Margaret Simpson-Meyer, CC
Margaret has included some interesting databases on the Medina site.
Researchers can view the Ships and Passenger Lists of early immigrants
to the county, see Naturalization Records, tour the Historical Sites of
Medina Co., and look to see if their ancestors are included in the
Photos of Early Residents.

Honorable MentionsAnderson, Brooks, Coryell, Haskell, Sabine, and Wise.
February 2007

Yoakum County

Jim Webb, CC
In addition to biographical sketches and historical markers, Jim has included Yoakum Co. Memories, Sheriffs and Pictures. You can also hop in your old jalopy and check out the Early Auto Registrations.

Honorable Mention counties this month are: Comal, Coryell, Kendall,
Leon, Polk, San Patricio, Van Zandt, Winkler, and Young.

March 2007

Burnet County

JoAnn Myers, CC
The Burnet County site has a lot to offer researchers and visitors. You
can learn from the pioneers by reading some of their original stories,
view the naturalized citizens of the county prior to 1906, read about
the Indian attacks, and even "attend" the McGuire Murder Trial of 1899.

[Also included on the site are indexes and inventories for the library's surname vertical files, as well as an index to the historical community vertical files.  A huge photo album is present with links to and from descendant charts and obituaries.  An ongoing project is to place online Burnet County's Confederate pension applications with links to "Sketches" of Confederate Veterans.]

This COM award is Burnet  County's 3rd, so it is also now a member of the TXGenWeb Hall of Fame.

Honorable Mention counties this month are Clay, Colorado, Crosby,
DeWitt, Harrison, Sabine, and Van Zandt.

April 2007

Houston County

Billie 
Nichols Bennett, CC
The Houston County site has much to offer researchers and visitors. 
You can view pictures of past residents in the Photographs section,
take a ride with Bonnie and Clyde on a prison break in Articles and
Stories, and stop by and salute the Veterans in the Military section.

Honorable Mentions for April are: Cherokee, Erath, San Patricio,
Terry, and Trinity
.
May 2007

Menard County

Alicia Brown, CC
Menard County has various databases and other items of interest for the 
researcher and visitor. You can read about horse rustlers and the flood
of 1938, see the 1915 & 1916 girls basketball teams, and drop in for a
"cold one" at the Legal Tender Saloon.

Honorable Mentions for May: Angelina, DeWitt, Harrison, Palo
Pinto, and Rockwall Counties.

June 2007

Bandera County

Susan Hawkins, CC
The Bandera County site has a lot to offer visitors and researchers. You
can view the 1890-91 Gazetteer and Business Directory, read about the
Tragedy Tree, and check out the photo of the deer that got his revenge
on a hunter in Stories and Places of Interest.

Honorable Mention counties: Cherokee, Dallam, Dawson,
Garza, Johnson, Lubbock, Montgomery, San Patricio, and Victoria
.  
July 2007
Van Zandt County

Betty Miller and Betty Phillips, CCs
Van Zandt County has much to offer visitors and researchers. You can
find out how the county came to be called the Free State of Van Zandt,
read the obituary of Mrs. Belle Wilson, who passed away at the age of
107 in 1974, and learn about Chief Duwa'li Bowles. You may also wish to
go to the Kids Corner and color the Ben Wheeler School!

Honorable Mention counties: Angelina, Coleman, Karnes,
Kerr, Lavaca, Pecos, Rusk, and Webb.

August 2007
Falls County

Kay
Cunningham,  CC
Kay has done a wonderful job finding interesting items for inclusion on
the Falls County site. There are calling cards, original scanned marriage licenses, letters, stories from pioneers, African American newspapers, and
assorted treasures in "This and That".

Honorable Mentions are: Frio, Gaines, Hardeman, Harris,
Panola, and Sutton. 
September 2007

Rockwall County

Kathey Kelley Hunt, CC

Kathey has a variety of interesting items and databases on the site. You 
can read about the murder of Rockwall's 1st elected sheriff, view copies
of old newspaper articles, check out the unique genealogy help files,
and get acquainted with the pioneer families.

Honorable mention counties are: Brazos, Cochran, Delta, Gray,
Kleberg, and Palo Pinto.

October 2007
Nolan County

Billie
Nichols Bennett, CC
Billie has included many interesting databases and items for researchers 
and visitors. You can read about Pvt. Francis Healer's personal
experiences in World War II, view photos of Nolan Co. people and towns,
share the blessings of Novelette Kone Cook, and read some of the First
100 Years of Nolan County.

Honorable Mention counties are: Angelina, Gaines, Gray, Milam, Parker, Red River, Refugio, Val Verde, and Victoria.
November 2007
Refugio County

Rena McWilliams, CC

The Refugio County site has much to offer researchers and visitors. You 
can read through many wonderful manuscripts, including the Joys and
Sorrows of Maggie Murphy Plummer, view the bounties paid for scalps of
various wild animals, read through the newspaper abstracts, and view the
African American and Hispanic Archives. When you're through with all of
that and more, drop by the 1957 Dairy Queen and get an ice cream or
shake. You can join the folks already there in Businesses, Clubs, and
Teams.

Honorable Mentions are: Archer, Brazos, Childress, Nacogdoches, Pecos, and Victoria.

December 2007

Harrison County

Elaine Martin and Etta Withers, CCs
Harrison County has much to offer visitors and researchers. You can read
about the 1861 Volunteer Aid Society in the Old Newspaper Articles, view
the 1909 Marshall High School Baseball team and other folks and items of
interest in the Photo Album, and read about Anna LuElla Ratcliff's
signature quilt in the Scrapbook. Please stop by and visit Elaine, Etta,
and the wonderful people of Harrison County here:
http://www.txgenes.com/TxHarrison/

Honorable Mention counties  are Angelina, Cochran, Crane, Goliad, Johnson, and Young.





2006

2006 County of the Year is
Colorado County
Dorothy Albrecht, CC

[Award comments:  ...Colorado County has much to offer researchers. Dorothy has a very interesting collection called "It Was In The News" that has bits of information that was in the newspapers from 1850 onward.

Other collections and databases of interest for Colorado researchers are Obituaries, Photographs, Military, Early German Settlements, Church and Bible Records,  Early Recollections of Colorado County, Walker Furniture Store Day Book, and many more.



Month, Winning County, Coordinator
Award Comments
January 2006

Kaufman County

Abby Balderama and Kathey Hunt, CCs.

Justin Sanders, Assistant CC.

Kaufman County has consistently been in the nominations and has now earned the right to be added to the Hall of Fame as this is its third COM award. Abby has done a great job in keeping the website up to date and is always adding useful information.

The Honorable Mention counties for January are Delta, Fayette, and Refugio. Each of these counties displays the dedication and hard work involved in maintaining a county website.
February 2006

Brewster County

Peggy Trammell Allen, CC
Peggy has worked diligently to make the Brewster County website a great source for researchers. The site is very user friendly and easy on the eyes as well.

The Honorable Mention counties for February are Brown, Kendall, and Jackson. As usual, these counties are great and congratulations go to the CC's for all their hard work.

March 2006

Colorado County

Dorothy Albrecht CC
The Colorado County website has lots of great information stored in its pages. A unique feature that Dorothy has used on the site is that each link in the main directory has a description of what may be found when the link is activated.

The Honorable Mention counties for this month are: Bandera, Brown, and Hunt. Congratulations to the CC's of these counties as well.

April 2006

Nolan County

Billie Nichols Bennett, CC
Nolan County is a great example of a well planned website that is easy to navigate. Billie has lots of information on the site that make it very useful to the researcher. 

The Honorable Mention counties for April are Bastrop, Coleman, and Panola. These counties and their CC's are to be congratulated as well. All are representative of the best of the TXGenWeb.


May 2006

Kendall County

Catharine Schwarz, CC
...the CC has done a great job keeping the Kendall County website up-to-date with lots of information. The Family Photo Album and the section on Stagecoach Stops are only a couple of the many various records on the website.

Honorable Mention go to Briscoe, Brown, and Milam Counties this month


June 2006

Houston County

Billie Niichols Bennett, CC

Billie Nichols Bennett is the CC and she has created a website that is easy to navigate as well as informative.

The Honorable Mention counties for June are: Fayette, Tarrant, and Val Verde.
July 2006

Hunt County

Shirley Cullum, CC
Hunt County is easy to navigate and has a great deal of information for researchers. Some of the records that Shirley has included on the site are: Officeholders from 1846-1860, History in News Clippings, and Registered Voters in 1868.

Honorable Mentions for July are Franklin, Garza, and Harrison.
August 2006

Orange County

Shirley Cullum, CC and Elaine Stone, Asst. CC
 Shirley and Elaine have put together a site that is chock full of information, some of which includes: Brands and Marks, Embalmers and Funeral Directors, History in News Clippings, Social Events, Wills, and Woodmen of the World.

Orange County has now won 3 County of the Month awards and therefore becomes a member of the TXGenWeb Hall of Fame.

Honorable Mentions for August are Live Oak and Nacogdoches Counties.
September 2006

Parker County

Lela Evans, CC
A very user-friendly website that is chock full of information! 

The Honorable Mention Counties are: Garza, Goliad, and Grimes.

October 2006

Fayette County

Rox Ann Johnson, CC
Fayette County is a great example of a well planned site that is easy to navigate and informative. Rox Ann has included old newspaper articles, historical markers, and doctors in 1886 & 1896. 

Honorable Mentions go to the following counties: Brazoria,
Dawson, Garza, Lavaca, and San Patricio.
November 2006

Nacogdoches County

Douglas Anderson, CC
Douglas has included Naturalization Records, Obituaries, Military Records and Battles, and Bibles in the databases.

Honorable Mentions go to the following counties: Frio,
Mitchell, Garza, Martin, and Grimes.
December 2006

Bell County

Joe Deaver and Mary Duke, CC
Bell County has a lot to offer the researcher. Some of the databases
include: Nanny's Scrapbooks, Visit the "Poor Farm", and Bell Co. Photos.

Honorable Mentions for December are: Bexar, Brazos, Harrison, Live Oak, and Palo Pinto.




2005

[Award comments:  ...her efforts to keep Grayson County in top-notch shape is displayed on the extremely attractive site that is easy to use and offers both useful and interesting information.  A unique feature of this site is the Threads of Grayson County with beautiful photos of quilts made by Grayson County residents. Newspaper articles include a story about Raymond Hamilton (of Bonnie and Clyde fame) being captured in the county.]


The County of the Year Honorable Mention counties are
(in alphabetical order):

Bosque - Bettie Woods, CC (not a monthly winner in 2005)
Very useful site that is easy to navigate. The section on Early News Items gives a look back into time for the county. The Old Letters are interesting and the College Song is a great addition.

Henderson - Bunny Freeman, CC (not a monthly winner in 2005)
Simple, uncluttered site - easy to use with lots of information. The sections for Black History and the Old Letters are very informative and the Military Page is quite impressive..

Orange - Shirley Cullum and Elaine Stone, CC's, (Nov 2005)

Upshur - Ealine Martin and Sharon Pierce, CC's
(not a monthly winner in 2005)
Easy on the eyes, with scads of data and links to more data. The Cemetery photos number more than 4,000! The Scrapbook offers tidbits of the county's history.

Wharton - Teri Brown, CC (Dec 2005)




2005 Monthly Winners

 [Award Comments:  Wharton County is a very informative website with lots of great photos.

The Honorable mention counties for this month are: Cass, Crosby, Frio, Howard, McCulloch, Nolan and Rusk. Hats off to the CC's of these counties! They are all excellent sites and are great examples of what the TXGenWeb has to offer researchers.

County of the Year Honorable Mention Award.  Easy to use website that has lots of information. A unique feature of this site is the Tips for Spanish Genealogy. There are lots of photos on the Old Photos page that are very interesting.
  • November 2005 - Orange County
[Award Comments: none]

 Honorable Mention counties: (in alphabetical order), Angelina, Coke, Culberson, Garza, Gray, Nacogdoches, Tarrant, and Webb.

County of the Year Honorable Mention Award.  Well-designed site with alphabetized directory makes it easy to find whatever you are looking for. The site has scans of the registered Brands and Marks in the county and the Election Results for 1861. Even the animals are represented with a section called In The Wild.
  • October 2005 - Johnson County. Wes Collins, CC.
 [Award Comments:  Wes has been the CC for Johnson County for a couple of years and the website has recently been given a new look that presents the available information in an easy to use format. There is a wealth of information on the website that attests to the amount of time that is required to maintain a TXGenWeb county.] 

The Honorable Mention Counties are: Bowie, Burnet, Dallam, El Paso, Panola, Refugio, Rockwall, Shackelford, and Yoakum. Congratulations to the Honorable Mention counties and their CC's. These counties can be proud that they represent the best in the TXGenWeb.
  • September 2005 -  Harrison County. Elaine Martin and Sharon Pierce, CCs.
[Award Comments:  Elaine and Sharon work hard on all their counties and Harrison County is another example of their dedication to free genealogy.] 

The Honorable Mention counties for this month are: Burnet, Orange, Red River, Refugio, and Rockwall. These counties represent the cream of the crop in the TXGenWeb and their CC's deserve to be acknowleged.
[Award Comments:  The Bastrop County website has a lot of information arranged in a user-friendly format that is combined with a very fresh look that gives it great eye-appeal. Tammy has worked hard to make the site one of the best in the TXGenWeb.]

The Honorable Mention counties for this month are: Brazoria, Burnet, Karnes, McMullen, Reeves, and Wilbarger. As usual, the Honorable Mention counties are all great sites themselves and the CC's have every right to be proud of the Honorable Mention status.

  • July 2005 - Panola County - Angela Weaver, Marylee Knight, and Barbara Bonner, CCs. 
[Award Comments:  The CC's of the Panola County website have made great strides in adding information to the site and always keep the site up to date. There is a lot of usable information on the website and it is very easy on the eyes.] 

The Honorable Mention counties for July are: Angelina, Bowie, El Paso, Jackson, Live Oak, and Orange; and as always, these are great websites as well.
[Award Comments: This is the 3rd COM award for Navarro County, so the Hall of Fame Award is also awarded to the site. The CC's have done a great job in keeping the site updated and in presenting the information in a user-friendly format.]  

The Honorable Mention counties for June are: Bandera, Frio, Gray, Lavaca, McLennan, Mitchell, and San Jacinto. Kudos to the CC's of these counties as they also represent the best of the TXGenWeb.
  • May 2005 - Marion County. The CC's are Connie Draper and Dana Thomas. 
 [Award Comments:  Marion County and the Honorable mention counties are representative of the amount of hard work and dedication that is put forth in the TXGenWeb each and every month. The TXGenWeb just keeps getting better!]

The Honorable Mention counties are: Colorado, Donley, El Paso, Hunt, McMullen, Rains, and San Jacinto. Congratulations to the CC's of these counties as well.
  • April 2005 - Gregg County -  Elaine Martin and Sharon Pierce,  CCs. Congratulations, ladies.
 [Award Comments: This is the third time Gregg County has been selected as the COM, so it now joins the ranks of the Hall of Fame and will display that award on its website. Sharon and Elaine have worked hard to keep the Gregg County site updated and very user friendly.] 

The Honorable Mention counties for April are: Jeff Davis, Lavacca, Milam, Refugio, and Wise. These counties are all capable of COM status and deserve to be acknowledged.
  • March 2005 - Victoria County - Cynthia and Jack Buttram, CCs. 
    • [Award Comments:  The Victoria County website contains lots of information and is updated regularly with new information. Cynthia and Jack have worked hard to keep the site fresh and up-to-date.

      The Honorable Mention Counties for March are: Fayette, Karnes, Milam, Rains, Shackelford, and Sutton.
 [Award Comments:  Susan has worked diligently to make Grayson County informative and up-to-date. She is always adding to or "sprucing up" the website. Grayson County has now won the COM 3 times and may display the Hall of Fame Award as well.] 

The Honorable Mention Counties for February are: Frio, Kerr, Lavaca, Madison, Milam and Walker counties.

County of the Year Winner.
 [Award Comments:  Grimes County has lots of great information for the researcher and is an easy-on-the-eye website.] 

The Honorable Mention counties for January are: Grayson, Kerr, Parker, Refugio, Shelby, and Victoria. 


2004
County of the Year for 2004 - Fannin County - Susan Hawkins, CC
(chosen from monthly award winners)
Honorable Mention 2004 websites are:  Orange, Burnet, Henderson, Brown, Bosque, Upshur, Colorado, Grayson, and Lamar.

County of the Month, with outstanding page areas noted

 

 

2003

County of the Year for 2003 - Kaufman County, Abby Balderama CC

(chosen from monthly award winners)

County of the Month, with outstanding page areas noted

2002

County of the Year for 2002 - Refugio County, Rena Williams

(chosen from monthly award winners)

County of the Month, with outstanding page areas noted

2001

County of the Year for 2001 - Bosque County - Bettie Wood

(chosen from monthly award winners)

County of the Month, with outstanding page areas noted

 

2000

County of the Year for 2000 - Frio County - John Hawley

(chosen from monthly award winners)

County of the Month, with outstanding page areas noted

 

1999

County of the Year for 1999 - Coke County - Mary Love Berryman

(chosen from monthly award winners)

County of the Month, with outstanding page areas noted
 

1998

 

1997

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