Gary Essary
Honor Code SignatorySigned 8 Feb 2015 | 1,647 contributions | 101 thank-yous | 1,732 connections
Six of my eight great-grands came to Texas before the Civil War. The other two arrived shortly after. I was born in exile in Illinois - there was a war going on, you know. I returned with them to Morton, Texas, at age 1. After kindergarten in Morton, I attended grade school in Lamesa, Texas, graduating from Lamesa High School.
Eagle Scout, Texas Tech, US Navy Vietnam (Air Medal), marriage, career, daughter, son, retired from Dow Chemical.
Enjoying many pursuits as a volunteer, and getting used to being a grandfather.
When I began my genealogical journey, it didn't occur to me that my tree and the sources behind it might exceed my ability to recall from memory. My online tree now references over a thousand sources, including numerous correspondents and generalized web sites.
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I am the daughter of Jessie Kenneth Essery and Gladys Louise Jeffress Essery. (Kenneth) was the son of Lula Langford 1898-1931 and Marion Phillip Essery 1892-1940. I now live in Carthage, Texas . I would appreciate any information of our family and would like to correspond with you. Thanks for all you help, Yours sincerely, Tina Essery Warner
I noticed your new Club 100 badge.
Congratulations ?
Keep up the nice work.
Guy
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