Welcome
Looking to the Future - Learning from the Past (Speaker Event), Texas Czech Genealogical Soc, September 26
The USGenWeb Project Archives are offline but the Texas files (minus the cemetery photos) are with our TXGenWeb county projects.
The CITY of Burleson straddles the county line between Tarrant and Johnson Counties.Burleson County is located in the eastern portion of the central region of Texas and was named for General Edward Burleson, a statesman. The county seat is Caldwell, located just northwest of the geographical center of the county and has a population of about 4000.
Burleson County and Caldwell are known for their rich Czechian history and culture and several of the original communites were settled by folks from Czechia. If you have 'Czechsan' roots, be sure to contact the Texas Czech Genealogical Society in Caldwell.
If you would like to help, we have some obituaries that need to be transcribed in the
images folder. After typing them, paste them into an email and send them to the coordinator
or temp listed at the bottom
of this page.
Resources
On-Site
Biographies Cemeteries Census Records Court Records Families History Land Records Local Information Lookups Military Records Newspaper Items Obituaries Photographs Publications Surnames Surrounding Counties Vital RecordsOff-Site
Burleson Archives
Portal to Texas History
The Handbook of Texas
Query Board
Other TXGenWeb Counties
Texas Czech Genealogical Society
Texas Czech Genealogical Society
Communities
(g) = ghost town
Beaver Creek
Birch (g)
Cade Lakes
Caldwell
Chances Store (g)
Chriesman
Clay
Clifton
Cooks Point
Davidson
Deanville
Frenstat
Goodwill (g)
Gus
Harmony
Hix
Hogg
Hookerville (g)
Lyons
Merle (g)
Morgan
Parker
Rita
Scofield (g)
Snook
Somerville
Tunis
Wilcox
Beaver Creek
Birch (g)
Cade Lakes
Caldwell
Chances Store (g)
Chriesman
Clay
Clifton
Cooks Point
Davidson
Deanville
Frenstat
Goodwill (g)
Gus
Harmony
Hix
Hogg
Hookerville (g)
Lyons
Merle (g)
Morgan
Parker
Rita
Scofield (g)
Snook
Somerville
Tunis
Wilcox