Welcome to Pecos County, Texas
Interesting Links
FAMILY SEARCH - LDS Church site in Utah has 1,000s of ancestral files to search plus the entire 1880 US and Canadian Census. The largest genealogical reference base. Abandoned & Little-Known Airfields - Includes Win Field - AKA Gibbs Field, in Fort Stockton See You In Texas: Texas Culture Content Site - Maintained by Sheffield Locals Permian Historical Society - The Permian Archives consists of historical items gathered between 1958 and 1971 by early-day Permian Historical Society members as a means of preserving Permian Basin history Pecos River Encampment - Located between Iraan and Sheffield along Texas Hiway 349 A History of the Pecos River Family Encampment 1940-1996 - Follow the link! It is well worth the time to read every bit The Pecos River - Article by Texas Bob The Texas Ranger Hall of Fame - The Texas Ranger Dispatch contains lots of stories! Shirley Hornbeck's This and That Genealogy Tips Medals of Honor Index - (List of Medal of Honor recipients by conflict with information about each honoree) Army Center for Military History - 1099 14th Street, NW - Washington, DC 20005-3402 Dept. of Veterans Affairs - 810 Vermont Avenue, NW - Washington, DC 20420 The Buffalo Barracks 1837-1846 Haley Memorial Library The purpose of the Nita Stewart Haley Memorial Library and J. Evetts Haley History Center is to preserve our western heritage. The Library houses more than 25,000 books, manuscripts and other printed material documenting western history. Established in 1976, this remarkable institution has endured the test of time. Offered in the collections are printed and manuscript materials on western exploration, frontier military history, early railroads, the development of ranching and farming, mining, politics, frontier social history and material on regional and local Texas histories
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TXGenWeb is part of the USGenWeb Project. Contact the Pecos County Coordinator, Eddie Cope, eddie.cope@sbcglobal.net Last updated: Friday, August 17, 2007 06:25 PM Copyright 2009 by Eddie Cope |
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