MartyL Burnett

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I was raised in a large extended family in the west Texas town of Balmorhea and have always loved knowing how we were related to people. My grandmother took me to the cemetery when I asked her to tell me about the family tree. I have been hooked ever since. That was in the late 1960's and I am still visiting cemeteries.

My children thougt we were on vacation when we would visit a cemetery... and we usually were!!

Of cousrse I could never have done my research alone and I owe many people for their assistance.
One of those is my very patient husband Bobby.
He has been following me around for 37 years. He is also my technical assistant since I don't know a thing about downloading photos and all that.

Marty Burnett
personal eamil: [email protected]

Family lines:
Lethco, Moore, Clearwater, Neal, George, Cox, Bean, Lagow, Splittgarber, Shallenbarger, Casey,
Meier, Meyersick.

Burnett, Allen, Nicholas, Lucas, Polk, Capps, Cowan

I was raised in a large extended family in the west Texas town of Balmorhea and have always loved knowing how we were related to people. My grandmother took me to the cemetery when I asked her to tell me about the family tree. I have been hooked ever since. That was in the late 1960's and I am still visiting cemeteries.

My children thougt we were on vacation when we would visit a cemetery... and we usually were!!

Of cousrse I could never have done my research alone and I owe many people for their assistance.
One of those is my very patient husband Bobby.
He has been following me around for 37 years. He is also my technical assistant since I don't know a thing about downloading photos and all that.

Marty Burnett
personal eamil: [email protected]

Family lines:
Lethco, Moore, Clearwater, Neal, George, Cox, Bean, Lagow, Splittgarber, Shallenbarger, Casey,
Meier, Meyersick.

Burnett, Allen, Nicholas, Lucas, Polk, Capps, Cowan

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