Scalped (and we ain't talkin' tickets here)

[Capt. Hamp Cox]

This hair raising account might make your scalp tingle a bit.

http://www.theoutlaws.com/people4.htm

[Standpat Steve]

Interesting story, for a bunch of reasons, the ghost story angle, the sheer cussedness of the drive to survive, the long list of pioneers killed from that one small area by Commanches-thanks for posting the referral, Capt.

[Russ T Chambers]

Capt.

Margaret Wilbarger eventually married Talbert C. Chambers and lived to old age. Upon her death, she was buried beside Josiah.


I'm doin' to haf'ta do some research, to see if I might be related, but I don't think any of the Chambers clan moved beyond the Miss. until the 1900's.

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[El Peludo]

A gripping, and poignant account.  Thanks.

One branch of my family was in "pre-war" Texas, although they settled in the northeastern part of the state.  Texas is well populated by the Hindman Family, today.