Bible Transcriptions

Batte Family Bible - 1854

Batte Family Bible - 1871

Batte Family Bible - 1890

Batte Family Bible - 1907

Dansby Family Bible

Eaves Family Bible

Guerrant Family Bible

Howell Family Bible - 1834

Stuck Family Bible

Swann Family Bible

Tansey Family Bible

Tiner Family Bible

Weir Family Bible

Family Bibles can be a treasure trove of data that might be lost to the ages if the person owning the Bible does not share that information. We all have heard the horror stories of family Bibles being sold at flea markets or on e-bay or destroyed because the owner did not care about the history of the family. Texas Research Ramblers would like to help preserve these records that might be lost to future generations by placing digital images and transcriptions of family Bibles on our web-site.

If you have a Family Bible in your possession and are willing to share the family information that it contains, we invite you to submit the following:

• A scanned or digital image of the Bible’s title page
• A scanned or digital image of the reverse of the title page if the copyright date is on the reverse.
• Scanned or digital images of ALL of the family record pages   Note: The images should be in .jpeg (.jpg) format
• Your transcription of the written records on the pages
• Comments regarding the history of the Bible - any interesting stories about the Bible
• Name & contact information of the current owner of the Bible
• Name & contact information of the person submitting the Bible information
• Names of the main family line included in the family records & the home county & state where the family was located

If you have access to a Bible record that was copied at an earlier date and has been authorized as a true   transcription, it will also be accepted. Please include the date (approximate year) that the information was copied and the name of the person making the transcription.

If you would a copy of our transcription more and additional information, please contact the Texas Research Ramblers