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Volunteers from the Harrison County Genealogical Society will do free lookups from materials found in the Research Library, although there is a copy fee of 25 cents per page. Requests for research can be made by e-mail to museum@shreve.net and should be specific. (Please do not send a request like, "Tell me all you know about the SMITH family of Harrison County.") It would be helpful to include as much as you already know about the family and the resources you have already used.

Jim Oliphant will do lookups from his personal library, which includes births, deaths, and marriages from early newspapers, cemetery index, census lookups for the county for 1850,60,70,80 (Caucasians) and 1900, civil war index of those who served in the county, some African-American research, etc.

Marriage Records
Texas, early to 1850; Alabama, early to 1825; Georgia, Louisiana, early to 1850; Arkansas
Jim Oliphant

The Hallsville Cemetery: A History of Its People
Jaqueline Busby Cochran has a copy of this book and will be happy to do lookups for you.

Greenwood Cemetery
Cathy Carter and her husband are reading this cemetery and the listing will be placed online. Until then, Cathy says she'd be happy to look up names from her list.

The Old Scrapbook
Contains some clippings of marriages and deaths from 1870 to 1901.

Concord Cemetery
Marty Vaughan has a copy of the Concord Cemetery Book (1973) and lives near the site. She'd be glad to do lookups and provide pictures. She would also to update information on those buried since 1973.

Harrison County, Texas, Caucasian Residents in 1880
by Nancy Blakeley Ruff, Gateway Press, Inc., Baltimore 1987
Ronald C. Hall
Donna Schultz

Birth, Death, and Marriage Notices from the Tri-Weekly Herald, Marshall, TX 1875-1888
Marriage, Birth and Death Notices from the Marshall Messenger Newspapers, Marshall, Texas 1890-1900
Marriage, Birth and Death Notices from the Marshall Messenger Newspapers, Marshall, Texas 1901-1910
Marriage, Birth and Death Notices from the Marshall Messenger Newspapers, Marshall, Texas 1911-1915
Donna Schultz
HCGS

Harrison County Lancers
Jane Johansson will do lookups from her book Peculiar Honor: A History of the 28th Texas Cavalry, 1862-1865, published 1998, by University of Arkansas Press. Jane writes, "A number of men from Harrison County served in Company F (the Harrison County Lancers) of the 28th Texas Cavalry. Company F was organized in the spring of 1862 and was first commanded by Captain Phil BROWN. The 28th Texas served in Arkansas and Louisiana from 1862-1865." She is looking for wartime photographs, letters, and diaries of men who served in the 28th Texas Cavalry. Please e-mail her if you have any of these documents or if you have queries. If you're interested in adding this book to your personal library, please call the University of Arkansas Press at 1-800-626-0090, for more information.

East Texas Baptist College Yearbooks
Mary Frymyer will do lookups from the 1945-1946 East Texas Baptist College Yearbooks. 

Visit Pam Smith's Genealogy Page.
She offers free lookups in her collection of Texas resources, including Bible Records, Birth Records, Cemetery Records, Census Records, Confederate Records, Death Records, Church Records, Marriage Records, and many more. Pam lists several Harrison County resources, and will do free lookups. If you want copies and she has them, it will cost you only the cost for postage. However if you can view a picture by e-mail, she has a scanner and will scan it in; and you can print it at your home. She says she doesn't want to make any money; she just doesn't want to be out any. I haven't asked Pam for any lookups yet, but this looks like a terrific site to me!