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Booker, Barn Dog of Almosta Ranch is based on the life and antics of a little Jack Russell Terrier mix named Booker. McClain adds voice to the little dog, who.
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Miller and his wife, Debra, have been married for more than 40 years. They have two sons, two daughters-in-law and five grandchildren. Cooke was born in Beaufort North Carolina in In he traveled with his wife, Martha Burdeshaw, to Ellis County to join his brothers who were living there already. He purchased acres in September of that year where he and his brother built a house for their family.

He also purchased head of beef cattle, 12 dairy cows and split rails to build fencing. Two of his own sons, Benjamin Frank and Wesley Emmett Cooke took over their family farm and raised their children on the property, building new houses as families expanded. They raised cattle and grew hay, wheat, corn, sunflower, milo and market vegetables.

He was introduced to Robert Kleberg, who paid for his passage in exchange for labor. Frederich worked and lived with the Kleberg family for five years and married Louisa Harsdrof in He purchased land in Goliad County in Gayle and Valerie Albrecht. Frederich and Louisa had 15 children. The oldest son, Ferdinand, operated a general store and gin.

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His younger brother, Frederich Christoph, purchased land from Ferdinand. Frederich Christoph built a family home and a large barn with his wife Caroline "Lena" Hausmann. Frederich Christoph was one of the first to bring Hereford bulls to Goliad County.

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He owned milk cows, goats, hogs and sheep, horses and mules. He was a blacksmith and operated a molasses mill on the farm. He lived in the house originally built by his great grandfather. He and his wife had six children. They taught them all to farm and homestead as they had done.

All three Cooke brothers remained in Ennis. Douglas Cooke, son of Owen Wesley Cooke, had a son, Bradley Cooke, who resides on the farm currently raising sheep, goats, cattle, pigs, and several acres of hay. As told by the Cooke Family. The son of Frederich Christoph, Edgar Louis was born in the ranch home in In , Edgar inherited his share of land from his parents and acquired adjacent acreage through family members. Edgar operated the ranch with great care until his passing at the age of He shares his love of the land and ranching with his two children, Sharon Albrecht Raab and Jason Albrecht and five grandchildren.

Calhoun and Regina Calhoun. Frederich worked and lived with the Kleberg family for five years until he married Louisa Harsdrof. Frederich purchased land in Goliad County in He and Louisa had 15 children including Fredrich Christoph, who inherited property and acquired additional acres of his own. He carried on the tradition of his father; raising cattle, corn, cane and cotton. Fredrich Christoph married and had a daughter, Waldine, who inhertied acres and was giftdeeded an additional acres from her brother in She leased a portion of the land to.

He settled in Goliad County and brought his parents and six brothers to Texas. In , Frederich purchased acres. Frederich and his brothers came to own several ranches along the Milby and Coleto Creeks in northern Goliad County. They raised cattle, turkeys and crops to support the cattle and families that lived on their ranches.

The children attended the Albrecht school and the families built the first Lutheran Church in the county. Wayne Albrecht and Alan Albrecht. Frederich and Louisa had 15 children and 12 survived to see adulthood. Frederich C. Their son Edgar inherited a portion of. Calhoun, who acquired the land in He continues to run a cowcalf operation.

As told by Michael S. Calhoun, great-great grandson of the founder. Edgar and Melanie had two children, Wayne and Edgar, who continue to work cattle on the land. As told by Alan Albrecht, greatgreat grandson of the founder. He was granted a league of land prior to and obtained the title in Before his death, Ignatius sold a parcel of land to his son-in-law, Jeremiah B.

Callender, who was married to Mary Anne. John married Camilla Pyle in November and had five children. The family raised cattle and farmed in the community that had become known as. He enlisted in the U. Army and served with the 2nd Cavalry at Fort Mason, Texas. Burkett arrived in Kerr County in He married Sarah Brazeal in and settled on acres in western Kerr County.

Burkett operated a sawmill and raised livestock, feed crops and vegetables. After farming the land for almost a decade, Burkett applied for, and received, a land grant. Burkett passed away and Sarah continued raising livestock, corn, rye and vegetables. In , Sarah married Christian Schumacher.

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They had one son, John Randolph Schumacher. In , John received 80 acres from his mother. John continued farming this land and raised livestock with his wife, Mary Rutledge, until his death in He raised. John opened a store in the community before passing away January They had one son, Richard Lynn, and continued to farm and raise livestock. Roger continues to raise horses, cattle and hay today. As told by Roger Lee Callender, great-great grandson of the founder.

Coastal Bermuda and Sorghum Cane for livestock grazing and hay. As told by Jeanne Schumacher Sutton, great-granddaughter of the founder. They made landfall in the Port of Galveston on December 17, They traveled to Indianola and then to Fredericksburg, Texas, by way of horse and wagon. Johann purchased acres of land in from James Dunlap in Doss. Johann and Marie had 12 children. Seven of the children perished from diphtheria.

Their five surviving children included: Lena, Henry Jr. Around , the family moved to Onion Creek where they farmed and ranched. Henry Jr. Their son, Wesley John Geistweidt died in , and Louise divided the land between her son Walter and grandson, Reuben. In , Louise gave A partnership was created between Reuben and Doris, and their children. Reuben passed away in July of Doris currently resides on the ranch in the original year-old home. As told by the Geistweidt family. Through our many responsibilities and programs, TDA touches the lives of almost every Texan every day. Learn more at www.

It is a day to remember the lives and honor the sacrifices of our farmers and ranchers who produce the food and fiber for Texas families.

The honor category recognizes those who have had a severe debilitating accident while engaged in agricultural-related pursuits. Those who passed away due to natural causes or in a non-agricultural accident but had an active role in an agricultural operation will be recognized in the memorial service category. Each year, applications are accepted to nominate honorees to the agriculture memorial through three categories: memorial, honor and memorial service. The kiosk will allow visitors to search for honorees, read about their contributions to Texas agriculture, as well as nominate a new honoree.

The memorial category recognizes men and women who have lost their lives while engaged in agricultural-related pursuits such as working livestock, transporting agricultural goods or operating machinery. He raised cattle and farmed wheat, oats and cotton.

Noles Jr. Each daughter was taught how to farm and drive a John Deere tractor. Chas acquired acres in June and two weeks later acquired 50 acres from Eleanor Stevens Townsend. He raised livestock, cotton, milo and corn. The children grew up on the farm and worked hard to make ends meet. Leo Gilmore worked on the farm as a teenager and eventually married Jo Ann. Leo Gilmore later became. They continue to farm and ranch it today. In , Chas and Ida sold the farm to their son, Harold, and he continued the tradition of raising livestock, milo, corn, and hay production.

Harold married Lillian and had three daughters: Alva, Evelyn and Linda. In , they moved the original home off of the land and built a new home. Harold passed away July 31, and Lillian continued growing hay and raising livestock. Lillian passed away on May 15, and their three daughters inherited the Stahl Farm and Ranch.