1880 TEXAS SOUNDEX

San Jacinto County

SELLERS, A.R.---w m-53-Alabama- Vol 28 E.D. 151-sheet  M5-line 36
         Elizabeth-Wife-47-Georgia
         Cynthia--D.--17--Texas
         Elizabeth-D-15--Texas
         A.R.-Son--14---Texas
         Davie-Son-looks like 8 or 9--Texas
         Mary--D.--7--Texas
         Joe---S--6--Texas
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DEATH CERTIFICATES
JOE SILAS SELLERS BORN JULY 7, 1875 TX, DIED JUNE 13, 1959 SAN JACINTO CO, TX,
SON OF DICK SELLERS AND BETTIE HENDERSON
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The  Harrell Plantation History  
The  Harrell Plantation was on the Trinity River, about 15 miles from where 
the log  plantation house now rests at Waterwood Parkway and FM 980. 
Following is a  history of the plantation taken from the website 
_http://home.earthlink.net/~harrellplantationhome/index.html_ 
(http://home.earthlink.net/~harrellplantationhome/index.html) .
 
            Arnett  White Harrell came from  Sunflower,Alabama around 1838 
with 28 families of  slaves to settle in new territory.  He left his wife 
and six children in  Alabama and came here bringing the older children with 
him.  Once a year he  returned to the Alabama Plantation to visit.  Other 
early settlers who  moved to the area before 1842 included Jim Hopkins, Miles G. 
Stevens (Stephens)  and Dan Sellers. 
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Joe Silas Sellers 7 Jul 1875 White San Jacinto, TX