Site Contributors and Source Citations
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Texas Historical Commission. The Texas Historical Commission (THC) is the state agency for historic preservation. THC staff consults with citizens and organizations to preserve Texas' architectural, archeological and cultural landmarks. The agency is recognized nationally for its preservation programs. |
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Sheriff's Convicted Offender Re-Entry Effort. S.C.O.R.E is an intermediate sanction facility operated in a collaborative effort between the CSCD and the Collin County Sheriff's Office. The program focuses on addressing offenders specific criminogenic needs (needs related to criminal behavior) in order to increase their abilities to successfully complete supervision. S. C. O. R. E. has contributed significantly to the cleanup and maintenance of Collin Co., Texas cemeteries. |
Site Contributors and Source Citations
Site Content, Design, and Layout:
- John Airhart
- Becky Airhart-Smith
- Lisa Scribner Stephens
Stoney Point and Brinlee History:
- Ancestry.com
- Andrew Jackson Scribner II (Scribner and allied families research and photos; Stoney Point School research and photos)
- Brinlee Cemetery - Cemeteries of Texas
- Collin County, Texas History, Brinlee Cemetery, www.collincountyhistory.com/brinlee.html
- Collin Co. Cemetery Inscriptions; Alice Pitts, Wanda O'Roark and Doris Posey
- G. B. Airhart photograph and family history by Texcestry on Ancestry.com
- Familysearch.org
- Findagrave.com
- USGenWeb
- History of Stony Point Church and Cemetery Collin County, Texas by Jewell Thompson Mitchell, October, 1981.
Footnotes and Bibliography:
- List of members from 1818 to 1894; Articles of Faith and Order of Business.
- Collin Baptist Assoc., Inc., McKinney, Texas 75069.
- Collin County, Texas Deed Record V. 19, p. 301.
- Collin County, Texas Deed Record V. 25, p. 386.
- Collin County, Texas Deed Record V. 33, p. 205.
- Collin County, Texas Deed Record V. 262, pp 580,581.
- Collin County, Texas Deed Record V. 317, p. 395.
- Collin County, Texas Deed Record V. 318, p. 16.
- Collin County, Texas Deed Record V. 319, p. 67.
- Collin County, Tex. Cemetery Inscriptions, V. I & II, Compilers Alice Pitts, Wanda O'Roark and Doris Posey; Pub. Manney Co., Fort Worth, Texas.
- Collin Co. Cemetery Inscriptions; Alice Pitts, Wanda O'Roark and Doris Posey.
- Copy of letter signed Mrs. E. U. (Bertie) Davis, Church Clerk, sent to the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Ft. Worth, Tex., dated Oct. 13, 1949.
- Daily Courier Gazette, Dec. 2, 1911, Mrs. Mattie (Roper) Luscombe, Anna, Texas, niece of Elizabeth Ann (Roper) Price; Mrs. Dessie (Price) John, Celina, Texas niece of J. C. Price.
- Daily Courier-Gazette, McKinney, Tex., Jan. l5 1908, page 1.
- Mary Lou Johnson (personal knowledge).
- Mrs. Alfred Thompson, granddaughter of J. C. and Elizabeth Ann Price (personal knowledge).
- J. Carlie Langston, Princeton, Texas on Aug. 19, 1981 (interview). Mr. Langston had recently celebrated his 89th birthday. He joined Stony Point Church in 190; remained a member until 1928, at which time he moved to Princeton, Tex. He was a deacon of the church. The Stony Point Cemetery Association purchased this land in 1980-1981; Ch. Clerk. McKinney Courier-Gazette, Fri. Oct. 9, 1981, page 3.
- Rev. Louie D. Sullivan and his wife (interview on Oct. 1, 1981).
- Stoney Point Church records, beginning in May 2, 1885; other records dated 1912-32, 1933-44 and 1949. A. J. Scribner, clerk in 1885. There is a brief history of the church giving date of organization of the church; list of earliest members. These records are housed in the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, 2001 W. Seminary Dr. Fort Worth, Texas.
- Stoney Point Minutes Church Clerk (unpaged) -- 188S, 1912-32, 1933-44 and 1949 Texas Baptist Statistics; J.M. Carroll, Statistical Sec., J.J. Pastoriza Printing Co., Houston, Texas.
- Texas Baptist Statistics, 1895, J. M. Carroll, Statistical Secretary, J. J. Pastoriza Printing Co., Houston, Texas, page 41.