Texas Genealogical Records
Texas Birth & Baptism Records
Digital images of almost 2.3 million birth certificates, which include name; date and place of birth; residence; gender; parents' names, race, age, birth place, occupation and other details.
An index to over 17 million births registered in Texas. The index includes the name of the child, its date of birth, gender, county of birth and parents' names.
An index to over half a million birth and baptism records, which includes parents' names. The index can be used to locate original records, which may contain further information.
An index and images to baptism, marriage, burial, membership and clergy from Methodist churches in New Mexico and West Texas.
An index to and images of Lutheran registers containing close to 3 million baptism, marriage and death records.
Texas Marriage & Divorce Records
An index to and images of over 185,000 various marriage records.
An index to approximately 2.9 million divorces that were filed in Texas. It includes name and age of the husband and wife, number of children under 18, date of marriage and date and county of divorce.
An index to 7.6 million marriages, including the name and age of the bride and groom, date and place of marriage and a reference to order the full marriage entry which will contain further details.
An index to over 8 million marriages, including names, ages and date and place of marriage. There is a gap in the index between 1909 and 1966.
An index to 2.1 million marriages recorded in Texas. The index includes the name of the bride and groom and the date and place of marriage. It can be used to order marriage certificates, which will contain further details.
Texas Death & Burial Records
An index to and digital images of over 4.8 million death certificates. They include details such as name, age date and place of birth, date and place of death, gender, race, address, cause of death, occupation, spouse's name, parents' names and birthplaces, place of burial and more.
Images of documents recording deaths, delayed certificates, foreign deaths and probate obituaries. Records may include date and place of death, place of residence, gender, race, marital status, date and place of birth, occupations, parents names and more. Searchable by an index of over 4.5 million names.
An index to and images of around 110,000 death certificates, including date and place of birth, particulars of parents, occupation, cause of death and more.
Transcripts of over 260,000 death records, which may list name, gender, date and place of death and/or burial, age, date and place of birth, occupation, race, marital status and parents' names and birthplaces. Transcripts can be used to locate original records, which may contain further information.
An index to 7.25 million deaths, including name, date and county of death, gender, marital status and a reference to order a full death certificate which will contain further details.
Texas Census & Population Lists
An index of close to 80,000 names found in tax lists, federal censuses, slaves schedules and veteran schedules.
Records registering over 15 million men born between 1877 and 1897, including name, age, birth date and place, residence, employer, and physical description.
A name index and digital images of registers recording almost 135 million people living in the United States. The registers record age, place of birth, relationships, occupations and more.
An index to 125 million people living in the United States, linked to registers recording their age, place of birth, family relationships and more.
A name index and digital images of registers recording over 107 million people living in the United States. The registers record age, place of birth, relationships, occupations and more.
Newspapers Covering Texas
This database is an index to obituaries from 1901 to 1905 found in the Houston Chronicle newspaper in Houston, Texas. Includes name, date of death, age at time of death, obituary date, and section and page number the obituary is found on.
Text-searchable editions of over 7,500 newspaper titles from the United States, containing 2 billion articles and over 100 million obituaries.
A growing collection of text-searchable, digitalised newspapers from the United States of America. Contains thousands of titles and over 100 million pages.
Text-searchable editions of and over 250 million obituaries and death notices extracted from over 7,500 United States newspaper titles.
This database contains digitized volumes of more than 60 Quaker publications, including some foreign-language periodicals. Names have been indexed from a variety of articles including births, marriage notices, obituaries, officers, missionaries, committee members, names of people who have moved, and other references to members of the Society of Friends.
Texas Wills & Probate Records
An index to and images of more than 100,000 wills and probate documents. They typically record details of the deceased's relatives; and sometimes describe real and personal property, sentiments, convictions, intended places of burial and more.
An index to almost 78,000 wills that were disputed. The index can lead you to documents that may shed a great deal of genealogical information as disputes often arose between siblings and cousins.
Abstracts of English wills that are connected to early American families. In addition, it contains genealogical notes and pedigrees, maps, tabular charts, illustrations, and an index of 30,000 names as well as a fifty-one page index of places, with details of where many of the early families settled.
Abstracts of English wills that are connected to early American families. In addition, it contains genealogical notes and pedigrees, maps, tabular charts, illustrations, and an index of 30,000 names as well as a fifty-one page index of places, with details of where many of the early families settled.
Texas Immigration & Travel Records
An index and images to manifests that record people arriving at Eagle Pass. Includes details such as age, place of birth, residence and intended destination.
This collection contains Nonstatistical Manifests and Statistical Index Cards of Aliens arriving at El Paso, Texas.
Images of documents recording persons seeking naturalisation in the state of Texas.
This collection contains records of Jewish immigrants who were received by the Jewish Immigration Information Bureau (JIIB) in Galveston, Texas.
An index to biographical records and ship lists.
Texas Military Records
An index to and images of over 400,000 documents recording the service and decoration of Texas men who served in World War I.
An index to and digital images of 220,000 pensions records for southern veterans. They may include length of residence, occupations, date and place of birth, military service particulars and more.
An index to and images of hundreds-of-thousands of documents relating to goods furnished or services rendered the Confederate government by private individuals or business firms.
An index to the serviceman who served in Camp Travis TX during WWI. There over 19,000 individuals recording with the following information included: name, rank, unit staff and company.
Naval records of the Confederate States relating to ships, personnel, government relationships, and history, during the Civil War era, although some Union records are included as well. Of particular interest are paymasters' vouchers, which list disbursements for supplies, equipment, transportation, and other services.
Texas Court & Legal Records
This database contains conduct registers and other records recording details about convicts in the Texas prison system.
This database contains a list of appellants and appellees involved in criminal court cases in the state of Texas.
An index and digital images of claims filed by residents of Southern states for reimbursement due to property damaged during The Civil War.
Details of around 1,6000 orphans of military servicemen who were cared for by am orphanage in Baytown, Texas.
This database contains petitions and similar correspondence made to the State of Texas. They include requests for action on civic matters and for aid.
Texas Taxation Records
Images of rolls recording property owners, the extent of their land(s), their value and taxable rate. Searchable by a name index.
An index of close to 80,000 names found in tax lists, federal censuses, slaves schedules and veteran schedules.
An index to and digital images of registers recording 8.8 million instances of taxation. The records list the name of the person or business being taxed: their address and details tax assessed and paid.
Texas Land & Property Records
Images of rolls recording property owners, the extent of their land(s), their value and taxable rate. Searchable by a name index.
A database containing over 440,000 abstracts of original land titles. Details may include grantee, patentee, date, volume, description/location, acreage, class and more.
An index and digital images of claims filed by residents of Southern states for reimbursement due to property damaged during The Civil War.
An index to the names of over 15,000 people who made unsuccessful claims from reimbursement due to property damaged during The Civil War.
Various maps and documents listing and delineating around 7 million land plots and their owners. Searchable by a name index.
Texas Directories & Gazetteers
A text index linked to digital images of a book that lists important information about the area and the names of its residents and businesses.
A searchable book containing information relating to the area, its residents and businesses.
A directory of the court, parliament, aristocracy, mayors, civil service, military, militia and banks in the British Empire.
An index to around 1.5 billion names found in books containing list of citizens & businesses: their addresses and occupation or business. The index is linked to scanned images of the books, which may also contain local history, details of government bodies, officials and more.
One of the earliest attempt to form a comprehensive dictionary of places in The Americas.
Texas Cemeteries
A growing database of over 80,000 gravestones, searchable by name and organised by cemetery.
A database containing details of the burial of 7.6 million US military veterans. Entries may contain details of birth, next of kin and more.
Photographs and transcriptions of millions of gravestones from cemeteries around the world.
A growing collection of millions of funeral and cemetery record transcriptions, including obituaries and names of relatives.
This database contains cards recording details for members of the US Army interred in national cemeteries. May include details of next of kin, military service and other details.
Texas Obituaries
Text-searchable editions of over 7,500 newspaper titles from the United States, containing 2 billion articles and over 100 million obituaries.
A growing collection of millions of funeral and cemetery record transcriptions, including obituaries and names of relatives.
A growing database containing 10s of millions of abstract obituaries with a reference to the publication it occurred in and a link to the full obituary if available online.
Text-searchable editions of and over 250 million obituaries and death notices extracted from over 7,500 United States newspaper titles.
A growing index to more than 16 million obituaries, citing name, age, residence and source publication.
Texas Histories & Books
These records include Spanish colonial and Mexican national government correspondence, decrees, and reports; the correspondence and reports of military and political officials stationed in the Provincias Internas and, later, the State of Coahuila y Texas; records of the Department of Nacogdoches, 1830-1836; and municipal records of Nacogdoches and vicinity.
One of the earliest attempt to form a comprehensive dictionary of places in The Americas.
A database of over 300,000 photos, etchings, engravings and other mediums depicting places and events in the British Isles and the rest of the world.
Over 7 million remembrances and historic details submitted by Ancestry members. Useful for local historians.
Over 60 million historic photographs and documents submitted to Ancestry. This rich collection contains many rare sources of interest to local historians and will be relevant to most genealogical research.
Texas School & Education Records
A growing index to over 300 million entries in middle school, junior high, high school, and college yearbooks linked to digital images of the yearbook pages. Yearbooks usually include name and photo, but may include biographical data, such as family relations, academic achievements and hobbies.
An index to and digital images of over 20,000 year books, listing details of schools, students and staff. Many contain photographs.
A variety of publications listing names of students, faculty, alumni, and others associated with US universities, seminaries and theological institutes, normal schools, medical schools, academies, military schools, etc. Records include catalogues, obituary records and necrologies, class histories, speeches and addresses, commencement exercises, class reports, registers, prospectus, circulars, proceedings, annual reports, magazines and other documents.
Digital images of a variety of publications listing the names of students, faculty, alumni, and others associated primarily with preparatory and similar schools, including academies, high schools, seminaries, reform schools, institutes, industrial schools, military academies, dance schools, grammar schools, Latin schools and others. Searchable by an index of around 650,000 names.
Digital images of a variety of publications listing the names of college students, faculty, alumni, and others associated with places of learning. They include catalouges of students and officers, histories, biographical sketches, retrospectives, memorials, registers, anniversary books, annual reports, addresses and commencement exercises, alumni lists, lists of lectures and courses, board proceedings, catalogues of fraternity members, and other items.
Texas Occupation & Business Records
An index to and images of hundreds-of-thousands of documents relating to goods furnished or services rendered the Confederate government by private individuals or business firms.
Digital images of crew lists for ships arriving in Maine, Washington, Massachusetts, Georgia, South Carolina, Illinois, Texas, South Carolina, Mississippi, Texas, Wisconsin, Alaska, Louisiana, Florida, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, California, Georgia and Puerto Rico.
Payrolls for employees who worked in the Texas State Penitentiary System, including guards, physicians, sergeants and others; and guard ledgers, with details on guards' service and discharge records.
A searchable book containing information relating to the area, its residents and businesses.
An index to and images of various documents recording oaths of office taken by Texas officials.
Pedigrees & Family Trees Covering Texas
Pedigrees of women who were descendants of one or more servicemen of The American Revolutionary War. Contains 100,000s of names.
A searchable database of linked genealogies compiled from thousands of reputable and not-so-reputable sources. Contains many details on European gentry & nobility, but covers many countries outside Europe and people from all walks of life.
Genealogical charts, and coats of arms where appropriate, of prominent families in America's early history.
A compilation of lineage-linked family trees submitted by Ancestry users. The database contains over 2 billion individuals and is searchable by numerous metrics.
Detailed guides for researchers with Spanish-American ancestors. It includes biographies and genealogical charts for over 700 noted Spanish-American families.
Texas Royalty, Nobility & Heraldry Records
A searchable database of linked genealogies compiled from thousands of reputable and not-so-reputable sources. Contains many details on European gentry & nobility, but covers many countries outside Europe and people from all walks of life.
A lengthy history of England detailing the country's connection to the U.S.A. Includes much detail on royalty, nobility and other historical figures of note.
Texas Church Records
An index and images to baptism, marriage, burial, membership and clergy from Methodist churches in New Mexico and West Texas.
An index to and digital images of documents recording almost 6 million names. They include registers of births, marriages and deaths; lists of members; movement of members between congregations; records of discipline; disownment; burials and more.
This database contains digitized volumes of more than 60 Quaker publications, including some foreign-language periodicals. Names have been indexed from a variety of articles including births, marriage notices, obituaries, officers, missionaries, committee members, names of people who have moved, and other references to members of the Society of Friends.
An index to close to 900,000 names occurring in Quaker meeting records. These cover items such as discipline, admittance, movement between meetings, some vital events and much more.
An index to and images of Lutheran registers containing close to 3 million baptism, marriage and death records.
Biographical Directories Covering Texas
An index to biographical records and ship lists.
A ten volume work containing close to 20,000 biographies of notable Americans.
Over 75,000 biographies covering congressmen, women, military and other notable individuals.
An index to millions of biographies, listing names, dates of birth and death and the biography's source publication.
Detailed guides for researchers with Spanish-American ancestors. It includes biographies and genealogical charts for over 700 noted Spanish-American families.
Texas Maps
Maps recording districts used to allot areas in which census takers would operate. Searchable by street name and more.
Various maps and documents listing and delineating around 7 million land plots and their owners. Searchable by a name index.
This database is a collection of maps and atlases detailing land areas that comprise the present-day United States and Canada, as well as various other parts of the world.
An interactive index to thousands of maps covering the world, continents, countries and regions. The majority of maps cover Britain and Ireland.
A collection of around 2,000 reconnaissance, sketch, and theater-of-war maps.
Texas Reference Works
An index to over 2.7 million articles published in various genealogical, historical and ethnographic publications.
A search engine that covers over 2.5 million pages of vital records, family trees, biographies and other genealogical resources.
Details of record collections held by numerous sub-branches of The National Archives.
Detailed guides for researchers with Spanish-American ancestors. It includes biographies and genealogical charts for over 700 noted Spanish-American families.
A directory of bodies that hold important collections of genealogical and historical records, ordered by state. As it was published in 1997, some contact details may be out of date, but the organizations' names can be used to locate updated information.
Historical Description
TEXAS was formerly one of the Mexican possessions, though a distant province; being, as was generally admitted, one of the many conquests of Fernando Cortes, in the sixteenth century. At the period of its subjugation, it was inhabited by savages of the worst description. Prior to the year 1690, a French colony occupied a small district; but they were subsequently driven out by the Spaniards, under whose jurisdiction the country remained, with tew or no intervals of agitation, sunk in the obscurity and lethargy of despotism until the abdication of Charles VI. of Spain, in 1808. At this time, the people of Mexico began to assert their claim to the privilege of self-government; and in 1810. an open rebellion against the European authorities ensued. In 1813, a national Congress issued a declaration of independence; but a civil war raged for several years among various parties, upon the question as to what form of government should be established. At one time, the imperial party prevailed, and Mexico became an empire. This continued but for a brief period; a new system, organized like that of the United States, was adopted, and Mexico became a federal republic, Texas constituting an integral member. A series of revolutions succeeded, during which Texas separated itself from the confederation, achieved its independence by the battle of San Jacinto, in 1836, and erected itself into a distinct republic. A constitution was formed in the same year, and the first elections under the same were held forthwith. In 1845, after a prolonged controversy, Texas was annexed to the United States, and admitted into union therewith, by a joint resolution of both houses of Congress, ratified by the Texan people.
Boundaries and Extent
This state is bounded on the north by portions of New Mexico, Nebraska, and the Indian Territory; on the east by the Indian Territory, and by the State of Louisiana, from the latter of which it is partially separated by the River Sabine; on the southeast and south by the Gulf of Mexico; on the south-west by the River Bravo del Norte, dividing it from the Mexican possessions; and on the west by the same, and by New Mexico. It lies between 26° and 36° 30' north latitude, and extends from 94° to 105° west longitude. It is of very irregular form, and is computed to contain about 237,320 square miles; a portion of the original area claimed by Texas, when a republic, having been set off by Congress, at the time of its admission as a state, in the formation of the Territory of New Mexico.
Government
The existing constitution of the state guaranties the right of suffrage to every free white male, 21 years of age, after a residence of one year in the state, and six months in the district where voting. The executive officers, who can serve but four out of any six years, are elected for terms of two years by a plurality of the popular vote. The secretary of state, treasurer, and comptroller are chosen also for two years, by the legislature in joint ballot. Senators are chosen for four years, one half the number retiring from office every two years; the whole number not to be less than 19, nor more than 33. Representatives, not to exceed 90 nor fall short of 45 in number, are elected biennially; and the sessions of the legislature are held at like intervals. Persons concerned in duels are disqualified from holding office. Grants of money for internal improvements, &c., cannot be made without the sanction of two thirds of both houses. The laws are to be revised once in every ten years. Homesteads are exempted from forced sales for debt. The real and personal property of a wife is protected from seizure for the payment of the husband’s debts. Corporations are not to be created with banking powers. The state cannot subscribe for stock in private corporations, nor borrow money, nor contract debts in time of peace to an amount exceeding $100,000, unless by a two thirds vote of the legislature. No law for the emancipation of slaves can be passed, without consent of owners, and the payment of full compensation. The introduction of slaves as merchandise may be prohibited. Owners of slaves may be compelled by law to treat them with care and kindness; and in cases of refusal or neglect, the slaves may be taken and sold for account of the owners. Slaves may have a trial by jury when charged with crimes greater than petit larceny, and are protected against abuse or loss of life equally with the whites, excepting when engaged in a revolt.
Judiciary
The Supreme Court comprises a chief justice and two associates, appointed for six years, who hold sessions annually, between June and October, in not more than three places within the state. It has appellate jurisdiction, but is under legislative control in criminal cases and appeals from interlocutory judgments. The District Courts are eleven in number, each having its local judge, appointed for six years, and holding sessions semiannually. They have original jurisdiction in criminal cases, and in suits involving $100 and upwards. If punishments in cases of crime be not specifically defined by law, they are to be determined by the jury. In equity causes, each party has a right to demand a jury. Judges are nominated by the executive, and confirmed by a two thirds vote of the Senate.
Education
The nucleus of a school fund has been formed, by a constitutional provision, requiring the reservation of ten per cent of the annual state revenue derived from taxation, as a permanent fund for the maintenance of free public schools. Public lands granted for school purposes cannot be leased for longer terms than 20 years, nor alienated in fee. The important subject of education has, however, as yet, occupied no great share of the public mind. Some schools, of tolerable repute, are supported in the most populous settlements; and a late writer asserts that there are, also, some colleges in the state; but this report is scarcely sanctioned by any collateral authority. It is supposed, nevertheless, that the state contains fewer free persons over 20 years of age, who can neither read nor write, in proportion to the whole population, than any other of the Southern States of the Union.
Finances. Texas is burdened with a heavy public debt, partly entailed upon the state by the late republic. The ostensible amount of its liabilities, in December, 1849, as reported by the auditor and comptroller, was upwards of $11,000,000, the par value of which is rated at about one half that sum. The revenues of the state were estimated at $110,000, consisting of a tax of $92,000 upon real and personal property, valued at $46,000,000, and a poll tax amounting to $18,000. The average annual expenditures of the state may be set down at $ 100,000.
Surface, Soil, &c.-The appearance of the surface of the country is described as that of a vast inclined plane, gradually sloping from the mountainous elevations in the west, towards the sea-coast on the south-east, and intersected by multitudes of streams, flowing in a southeasterly direction. It may be considered as comprehending three several divisions, each differing in some respects from the others. The first, commencing at the sea-coast, and extending inland from 50 to 100 miles, is a level and exceedingly fertile region, with a rich alluvial soil, exempt from those stagnant quagmires and lagoons which usually characterize the shores of the Southern States, beautifully wooded on the river borders, and abounding with extensive pasture lands, covered with an exuberant growth of native grasses and herbage. The next is a region of greater extent, presenting an undulating surface, composed chiefly of grassy prairies, interspersed with compactly timbered forests. The soil here rests upon a substratum of limestone and sandstone, and is of excellent quality. The third and loftiest region, situated among or near the great chain known as the Mexican Alps, consists partly of tracts of productive table land; but the mountain sides are also prolific in almost every variety of trees and shrubbery, while the intervening valleys, enclosing rich bottom lands, are extraordinarily fruitful, capable of repaying the toil of the husbandman a hundred fold. Indeed, the entire area of this immense state may be said to present, naturally, one of the most admirable countries on earth for agricultural purposes. The state is well wooded throughout. Among the trees most common are live oak of superior quality, other descriptions of oak, hickory, elm, walnut, sycamore, many varieties of acacia, cypress, caoutchouc, &c. The uplands also produce ample supplies of cedar, pine, and similar forest-trees. Fruits and garden vegetables, of every desirable sort, are cultivated with great ease and success. Peaches, melons, grapes, and other fruits known in temperate climates, are raised in profusion; and figs, oranges, lemons, dates, pineapples, olives, and other tropical fruits abound in the southern parts of the state. The products of the field consist of cotton, (the great staple,) maize, wheat, rye, barley, and other grains, the sugar-cane, potatoes of each kind, &c. Rice and tobacco are grown to some extent in different quarters; and among the indigenous plants are indigo, vanilla, sarsaparilla, and many medicinal shrubs. As a grazing country, Texas is exceeded by few or none of her sister states. Vast numbers of cattle, horses, mules, sheep, and swine are raised upon the prairie lands, receiving or requiring but little human care. Buffaloes and wild horses range the prairies in immense droves; and the deer, the bear, and other game, are every where abundant.
Rivers
In addition to the rivers which form portions of the state boundary, the chief streams are the Neches, Trinity, Brazos, Colorado, San Antonio, Guadaloupe, and Nueces, with their countless tributaries, all flowing towards, and ultimately emptying into, the Gulf of Mexico, after passing generally through the estuaries so numerous along that coast. These bays, being commonly obstructed by sand bars or narrow strips of land, do not afford convenient harbors, except for vessels of small draught. Steamboats drawing 12 feet of water can enter and ascend the Sabine; and the Rivers Neches, Trinidad, and Brazos are navigable, for similar craft, from 50 to 300 miles. The San Antonio and Nueces afford no navigation of importance; and the Colorado, though a fine stream, is obstructed near its mouth by a large raft, which in course of time will probably be removed, when vessels may pass up to Austin, the state capital, 220 miles from the gulf. The Rio Grande del Norte, on the south-western border, is a noble stream of some 1800 miles in length, and is already becoming a great commercial channel, though occasionally impeded by shoals and rapids.
Internal Improvements
Although admitting of unbounded improvements in facilities for internal intercourse, Texas can as yet boast of very few such advantages in the shape of railroads or canals. A railway, to connect Galveston Bay with the River Brazos, through Houston and Harrisburg, is in progress, and the iron for 30 miles of the route is already provided.
Another is in contemplation, to extend from San Antonio to the Gulf of Mexico. A canal from Galveston Bay to Brazos is also in course of construction.
Minerals
Silver mines formerly existed in the north-west part of the possessions of the late republic, but no deposits of that metal have been discovered within the limits of the present state. Excellent coal, and iron ore, abound in most of the inland districts. There are great quantities of nitre in the eastern quarter; there are multitudes of salt springs and lakes, from which large supplies of salt are procured; and bitumen is found in various localities. In all parts of the state except the low alluvial region, there is plenty of granite, limestone, gypsum, &c.
Manufactures
Nothing of great public importance has yet been effected in this branch of industry. Thus far the labors of the inhabitants have been principally confined to pursuits connected with agriculture, and to the preparation of their products for market as raw material. Few or no articles for exportation have as yet been fabricated in the state.
Indians,-The territory and its neighborhood is still infested by hordes or remnants of tribes of savages, most of whom subsist by predatory incursions, often of the most destructive and sanguinary character. Efforts are in constant progress to reduce these marauders, by various methods, to a state of comparative peace and amity; but until the country shall have become more densely peopled, this desirable result will not probably be effected.
Population
The civilized inhabitants of Texas comprise emigrants from all the other states of the Union, besides the descendants of the original Spanish settlers, and persons in whom Mexican and Indian blood is blended. The former class, in all probability, compose a majority of the present population, which, by the census of 1850, was as follows: Whites, 154,100; free colored, 331; slaves, 58,161;-total, 212,592.
Climate
Texas is represented usually, by those who have travelled or resided in it, as possessing a delightful climate; and as being remarkably healthy in every part, with few exceptions at particular seasons. The wet and dry seasons, as in California, constitute the winter and summer. The former commences in December, and continues until March; the residue of the year, which is the dry season, comprehends spring, summer, and autumn. Severe cold weather never marks the winter season, and snow is very uncommon, except upon the mountain peaks. The heat of summer, although intense, is greatly modified by the regular and brisk breezes which prevail daily from sunrise until about 3 o’clock, P. M.; and throughout the year, the nights are said to be invariably cool. Between April and September, the temperature varies from 63° to 100° Fahrenheit, the average range at noon being about 83°. In summer, intermittent fevers are commonly prevalent in the low lands upon the Gulf coast, though rarely assuming an epidemic character.
Religion
Among the descendants of the earliest settlers, the Roman Catholic is of course the prevailing religion, as in New Mexico. But since the revolution, which resulted in the severance of Texas from Mexican sway, other Christian denominations, of almost every class and name known in the older states of the Union, have multiplied and flourished; and the cathedrals erected by the devotees of the pope are now vastly outnumbered by the churches and other houses of worship occupied by Episcopalians, Presbyterians, Baptists, Methodists, &c.
Most Common Surnames in Texas
| Rank | Surname | Incidence | Frequency | Percent of Parent | Rank in United States |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Smith | 240,599 | 1:121 | 8.34% | 1 |
| 2 | Garcia | 240,333 | 1:121 | 26.55% | 10 |
| 3 | Rodriguez | 210,765 | 1:138 | 24.67% | 14 |
| 4 | Johnson | 189,647 | 1:153 | 8.64% | 2 |
| 5 | Williams | 186,936 | 1:155 | 9.74% | 3 |
| 6 | Hernandez | 182,233 | 1:159 | 25.59% | 23 |
| 7 | Jones | 159,612 | 1:182 | 9.60% | 5 |
| 8 | Brown | 146,334 | 1:198 | 8.24% | 4 |
| 9 | Gonzalez | 145,970 | 1:199 | 23.45% | 29 |
| 10 | Lopez | 136,209 | 1:213 | 20.51% | 24 |
| 11 | Garza | 121,317 | 1:239 | 73.41% | 219 |
| 12 | Perez | 115,484 | 1:251 | 21.66% | 40 |
| 13 | Ramirez | 106,795 | 1:272 | 25.88% | 52 |
| 14 | Jackson | 91,333 | 1:318 | 10.99% | 16 |
| 15 | Miller | 89,868 | 1:323 | 6.60% | 7 |
| 16 | Moore | 89,054 | 1:326 | 10.34% | 13 |
| 17 | Wilson | 87,568 | 1:331 | 8.99% | 9 |
| 18 | Taylor | 87,224 | 1:333 | 9.73% | 11 |
| 19 | Thomas | 81,329 | 1:357 | 9.33% | 12 |
| 20 | Gonzales | 80,882 | 1:359 | 33.76% | 118 |
| 21 | Torres | 78,543 | 1:369 | 21.94% | 65 |
| 22 | Martin | 74,558 | 1:389 | 9.10% | 17 |
| 23 | Anderson | 73,359 | 1:395 | 7.23% | 8 |
| 24 | White | 73,129 | 1:397 | 9.01% | 18 |
| 25 | Harris | 72,567 | 1:400 | 9.43% | 21 |
| 26 | Thompson | 69,727 | 1:416 | 8.84% | 20 |
| 27 | Nguyen | 67,329 | 1:431 | 16.68% | 53 |
| 28 | Reyes | 65,038 | 1:446 | 23.63% | 96 |
| 29 | Lewis | 63,187 | 1:459 | 9.79% | 25 |
| 30 | Gomez | 63,092 | 1:460 | 21.46% | 82 |
| 31 | Lee | 62,412 | 1:465 | 7.45% | 15 |
| 32 | Castillo | 62,009 | 1:468 | 30.94% | 155 |
| 33 | Allen | 60,476 | 1:480 | 9.69% | 28 |
| 34 | Clark | 57,199 | 1:507 | 7.94% | 22 |
| 35 | Gutierrez | 56,033 | 1:518 | 24.54% | 126 |
| 36 | Green | 55,004 | 1:527 | 10.23% | 37 |
| 37 | Young | 52,105 | 1:557 | 8.68% | 31 |
| 38 | Robinson | 51,567 | 1:563 | 8.20% | 27 |
| 39 | Moreno | 51,425 | 1:564 | 29.96% | 205 |
| 40 | Hall | 51,373 | 1:565 | 8.29% | 30 |
| 41 | Scott | 51,342 | 1:565 | 9.57% | 38 |
| 42 | Wright | 51,207 | 1:566 | 9.21% | 33 |
| 43 | Morales | 50,844 | 1:571 | 20.48% | 112 |
| 44 | King | 50,791 | 1:571 | 9.05% | 32 |
| 45 | Rivera | 49,233 | 1:589 | 14.46% | 68 |
| 46 | Adams | 48,990 | 1:592 | 8.83% | 34 |
| 47 | Ortiz | 48,304 | 1:601 | 19.55% | 113 |
| 48 | Cruz | 47,996 | 1:604 | 17.22% | 93 |
| 49 | Ramos | 47,570 | 1:610 | 20.81% | 125 |
| 50 | Trevino | 45,996 | 1:631 | 71.86% | 656 |
| 51 | Salazar | 45,639 | 1:636 | 33.17% | 266 |
| 52 | Mendoza | 45,459 | 1:638 | 23.59% | 164 |
| 53 | Salinas | 45,372 | 1:639 | 57.17% | 509 |
| 54 | Baker | 45,183 | 1:642 | 8.37% | 36 |
| 55 | Roberts | 44,907 | 1:646 | 9.49% | 43 |
| 56 | Pena | 44,503 | 1:652 | 35.07% | 285 |
| 57 | Turner | 43,479 | 1:667 | 10.15% | 48 |
| 58 | Ruiz | 43,350 | 1:669 | 20.68% | 141 |
| 59 | Diaz | 43,249 | 1:671 | 14.77% | 85 |
| 60 | Carter | 43,117 | 1:673 | 8.88% | 42 |
| 61 | Herrera | 42,402 | 1:684 | 25.70% | 220 |
| 62 | Phillips | 41,721 | 1:695 | 9.49% | 47 |
| 63 | Chavez | 40,563 | 1:715 | 19.94% | 150 |
| 64 | Villarreal | 40,320 | 1:719 | 65.97% | 689 |
| 65 | Evans | 40,258 | 1:721 | 8.87% | 46 |
| 66 | Cantu | 40,175 | 1:722 | 74.89% | 797 |
| 67 | Rogers | 38,346 | 1:756 | 9.95% | 57 |
| 68 | Campbell | 37,628 | 1:771 | 7.64% | 41 |
| 69 | Stewart | 37,058 | 1:783 | 9.22% | 54 |
| 70 | Aguilar | 36,804 | 1:788 | 25.66% | 249 |
| 71 | Valdez | 36,400 | 1:797 | 30.07% | 300 |
| 72 | Alvarez | 36,377 | 1:797 | 18.97% | 167 |
| 73 | Nelson | 36,105 | 1:803 | 6.73% | 39 |
| 74 | Guerrero | 35,335 | 1:821 | 31.39% | 328 |
| 75 | Bell | 35,091 | 1:827 | 9.72% | 62 |
| 76 | Morgan | 34,935 | 1:830 | 9.59% | 60 |
| 77 | Cox | 34,932 | 1:830 | 10.17% | 67 |
| 78 | Reed | 33,601 | 1:863 | 9.67% | 66 |
| 79 | Cook | 33,584 | 1:864 | 8.49% | 56 |
| 80 | Medina | 32,606 | 1:890 | 19.67% | 218 |
| 81 | Watson | 32,466 | 1:893 | 10.17% | 76 |
| 82 | Cooper | 31,992 | 1:907 | 8.79% | 61 |
| 83 | Sanders | 31,907 | 1:909 | 11.39% | 90 |
| 84 | Munoz | 31,878 | 1:910 | 24.16% | 281 |
| 85 | Richardson | 31,819 | 1:912 | 10.14% | 77 |
| 86 | Jimenez | 31,465 | 1:922 | 18.29% | 204 |
| 87 | Guerra | 31,332 | 1:926 | 43.26% | 553 |
| 88 | Bailey | 31,272 | 1:928 | 8.73% | 64 |
| 89 | Rios | 31,164 | 1:931 | 28.66% | 346 |
| 90 | Alexander | 30,264 | 1:958 | 11.55% | 101 |
| 91 | Howard | 29,905 | 1:970 | 8.98% | 70 |
| 92 | Brooks | 29,892 | 1:970 | 9.13% | 73 |
| 93 | Castro | 29,501 | 1:983 | 18.24% | 223 |
| 94 | Gray | 29,147 | 1:995 | 9.08% | 75 |
| 95 | Wood | 28,996 | 1:1,000 | 8.63% | 69 |
| 96 | Luna | 28,686 | 1:1,011 | 29.89% | 408 |
| 97 | Price | 27,881 | 1:1,040 | 9.56% | 86 |
| 98 | Ward | 27,569 | 1:1,052 | 8.35% | 71 |
| 99 | Foster | 27,521 | 1:1,054 | 9.36% | 81 |
| 100 | Deleon | 27,459 | 1:1,056 | 38.68% | 573 |
| 101 | Contreras | 27,247 | 1:1,065 | 26.03% | 364 |
| 102 | Mendez | 26,867 | 1:1,080 | 21.46% | 290 |
| 103 | Hughes | 26,752 | 1:1,084 | 8.78% | 78 |
| 104 | James | 26,612 | 1:1,090 | 8.83% | 79 |
| 105 | Washington | 26,300 | 1:1,103 | 12.82% | 146 |
| 106 | Tran | 26,291 | 1:1,103 | 14.92% | 194 |
| 107 | Estrada | 26,289 | 1:1,103 | 24.41% | 352 |
| 108 | Delgado | 26,284 | 1:1,104 | 22.23% | 305 |
| 109 | Guzman | 26,212 | 1:1,107 | 19.66% | 275 |
| 110 | Romero | 26,101 | 1:1,111 | 14.39% | 181 |
| 111 | Vargas | 25,539 | 1:1,136 | 17.58% | 246 |
| 112 | Cortez | 25,487 | 1:1,138 | 28.17% | 438 |
| 113 | Simmons | 25,308 | 1:1,146 | 9.93% | 106 |
| 114 | Coleman | 25,247 | 1:1,149 | 9.04% | 92 |
| 115 | Hamilton | 25,122 | 1:1,155 | 9.65% | 102 |
| 116 | Soto | 25,114 | 1:1,155 | 20.05% | 289 |
| 117 | Wallace | 25,090 | 1:1,156 | 9.89% | 110 |
| 118 | Ross | 24,962 | 1:1,162 | 8.46% | 80 |
| 119 | Griffin | 24,889 | 1:1,165 | 9.84% | 111 |
| 120 | Harrison | 24,686 | 1:1,175 | 10.44% | 120 |
| 121 | Butler | 24,639 | 1:1,177 | 8.70% | 88 |
| 122 | Solis | 24,563 | 1:1,181 | 36.25% | 615 |
| 123 | Patterson | 24,365 | 1:1,191 | 9.56% | 107 |
| 124 | Russell | 24,322 | 1:1,193 | 8.79% | 95 |
| 125 | Murphy | 24,274 | 1:1,195 | 6.31% | 58 |
| 126 | Jordan | 24,214 | 1:1,198 | 9.54% | 108 |
| 127 | Dominguez | 24,149 | 1:1,201 | 24.74% | 399 |
| 128 | West | 24,136 | 1:1,202 | 9.41% | 104 |
| 129 | Bennett | 24,049 | 1:1,206 | 7.40% | 74 |
| 130 | McDonald | 23,888 | 1:1,214 | 10.19% | 122 |
| 131 | Espinoza | 23,450 | 1:1,237 | 25.65% | 433 |
| 132 | Barnes | 23,438 | 1:1,238 | 8.36% | 89 |
| 133 | Ellis | 23,318 | 1:1,244 | 9.53% | 115 |
| 134 | Ford | 23,239 | 1:1,248 | 9.86% | 121 |
| 135 | Jenkins | 22,730 | 1:1,276 | 8.29% | 100 |
| 136 | Ortega | 22,298 | 1:1,301 | 20.60% | 349 |
| 137 | Lozano | 22,284 | 1:1,302 | 40.29% | 773 |
| 138 | Lara | 22,222 | 1:1,305 | 31.40% | 576 |
| 139 | Perry | 21,932 | 1:1,323 | 7.98% | 98 |
| 140 | Bryant | 21,657 | 1:1,339 | 8.93% | 116 |
| 141 | Owens | 21,651 | 1:1,340 | 9.51% | 127 |
| 142 | Robertson | 21,516 | 1:1,348 | 11.16% | 163 |
| 143 | Sandoval | 21,493 | 1:1,350 | 19.54% | 338 |
| 144 | Reyna | 21,417 | 1:1,354 | 59.51% | 1,222 |
| 145 | Patel | 21,229 | 1:1,366 | 9.18% | 123 |
| 146 | Stephens | 21,200 | 1:1,368 | 11.56% | 180 |
| 147 | Webb | 21,166 | 1:1,370 | 9.99% | 137 |
| 148 | Gibson | 21,078 | 1:1,376 | 8.79% | 117 |
| 149 | Reynolds | 20,986 | 1:1,382 | 8.21% | 105 |
| 150 | Juarez | 20,782 | 1:1,396 | 29.77% | 589 |
| 151 | Cole | 20,732 | 1:1,399 | 8.17% | 109 |
| 152 | Henry | 20,720 | 1:1,400 | 9.85% | 138 |
| 153 | Campos | 20,711 | 1:1,401 | 25.29% | 492 |
| 153 | Freeman | 20,711 | 1:1,401 | 9.57% | 133 |
| 155 | Molina | 20,661 | 1:1,404 | 24.06% | 469 |
| 156 | Warren | 20,586 | 1:1,409 | 10.68% | 165 |
| 157 | Saenz | 20,533 | 1:1,413 | 53.31% | 1,144 |
| 158 | Boyd | 20,513 | 1:1,414 | 10.20% | 154 |
| 159 | Woods | 20,422 | 1:1,420 | 9.25% | 132 |
| 160 | Rangel | 20,399 | 1:1,422 | 41.35% | 871 |
| 161 | Wells | 20,198 | 1:1,436 | 9.08% | 130 |
| 162 | Marshall | 20,194 | 1:1,436 | 8.87% | 128 |
| 163 | Fisher | 20,134 | 1:1,441 | 7.27% | 94 |
| 164 | Martinez | 19,998 | 1:1,451 | 2.48% | 19 |
| 164 | Shaw | 19,998 | 1:1,451 | 9.58% | 143 |
| 166 | Ray | 19,826 | 1:1,463 | 11.47% | 202 |
| 167 | Hinojosa | 19,659 | 1:1,476 | 66.87% | 1,525 |
| 168 | Aguirre | 19,656 | 1:1,476 | 28.19% | 591 |
| 169 | Acosta | 19,592 | 1:1,481 | 20.59% | 413 |
| 170 | Tucker | 19,568 | 1:1,482 | 9.33% | 140 |
| 171 | Galvan | 19,362 | 1:1,498 | 42.68% | 946 |
| 172 | Davis | 19,350 | 1:1,499 | 1.38% | 6 |
| 173 | Hicks | 19,239 | 1:1,508 | 9.78% | 161 |
| 174 | Hawkins | 19,203 | 1:1,511 | 10.59% | 182 |
| 175 | Leal | 19,120 | 1:1,517 | 49.24% | 1,132 |
| 176 | Vega | 19,069 | 1:1,521 | 18.24% | 365 |
| 177 | Cardenas | 19,060 | 1:1,522 | 29.16% | 642 |
| 178 | Myers | 19,035 | 1:1,524 | 6.49% | 84 |
| 179 | Fuentes | 19,010 | 1:1,526 | 27.24% | 590 |
| 180 | Burns | 18,830 | 1:1,541 | 8.50% | 131 |
| 181 | Garrett | 18,599 | 1:1,560 | 12.98% | 250 |
| 182 | Black | 18,593 | 1:1,560 | 9.05% | 145 |
| 183 | Hunter | 18,280 | 1:1,587 | 9.23% | 158 |
| 184 | Ferguson | 18,153 | 1:1,598 | 9.44% | 166 |
| 185 | Franklin | 18,116 | 1:1,601 | 12.04% | 238 |
| 186 | Armstrong | 18,056 | 1:1,607 | 10.27% | 196 |
| 187 | Simpson | 18,017 | 1:1,610 | 8.85% | 149 |
| 188 | Stone | 17,996 | 1:1,612 | 9.05% | 157 |
| 189 | Mata | 17,884 | 1:1,622 | 42.08% | 1,024 |
| 190 | Kennedy | 17,861 | 1:1,624 | 7.86% | 129 |
| 191 | Stevens | 17,818 | 1:1,628 | 7.53% | 119 |
| 192 | Kelley | 17,805 | 1:1,629 | 9.87% | 185 |
| 193 | Nichols | 17,736 | 1:1,636 | 9.54% | 177 |
| 194 | Peterson | 17,727 | 1:1,636 | 4.85% | 59 |
| 195 | Porter | 17,721 | 1:1,637 | 8.79% | 153 |
| 196 | Berry | 17,531 | 1:1,655 | 9.91% | 192 |
| 197 | Vela | 17,513 | 1:1,656 | 61.27% | 1,582 |
| 198 | Sims | 17,390 | 1:1,668 | 12.58% | 264 |
| 199 | Willis | 17,176 | 1:1,689 | 10.33% | 216 |
| 200 | Hayes | 17,137 | 1:1,693 | 6.96% | 114 |
| Rank | Surname | Incidence | Frequency | Percent of Parent | Rank in United States |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Smith | 21,628 | 1:74 | 3.43% | 1 |
| 2 | Williams | 18,044 | 1:88 | 5.64% | 4 |
| 3 | Johnson | 16,778 | 1:95 | 4.38% | 2 |
| 4 | Jones | 14,948 | 1:107 | 4.70% | 5 |
| 5 | Brown | 12,286 | 1:130 | 3.46% | 3 |
| 6 | Davis | 10,786 | 1:148 | 4.25% | 7 |
| 7 | Jackson | 8,738 | 1:182 | 5.93% | 14 |
| 8 | Moore | 7,736 | 1:206 | 4.84% | 12 |
| 9 | Taylor | 7,497 | 1:213 | 4.42% | 9 |
| 10 | Wilson | 7,402 | 1:215 | 3.94% | 8 |
| 11 | Miller | 6,620 | 1:241 | 2.36% | 6 |
| 12 | Harris | 6,539 | 1:244 | 5.09% | 18 |
| 13 | White | 6,268 | 1:254 | 3.88% | 11 |
| 14 | Thompson | 6,253 | 1:255 | 3.97% | 13 |
| 15 | Thomas | 6,044 | 1:264 | 4.13% | 16 |
| 16 | Walker | 6,031 | 1:264 | 5.13% | 23 |
| 17 | Anderson | 5,559 | 1:287 | 3.81% | 17 |
| 18 | Allen | 5,195 | 1:307 | 4.31% | 21 |
| 19 | Martin | 5,047 | 1:316 | 3.43% | 15 |
| 20 | Green | 4,895 | 1:326 | 4.02% | 19 |
| 21 | Hill | 4,826 | 1:330 | 4.57% | 28 |
| 22 | Clark | 4,711 | 1:338 | 2.82% | 10 |
| 23 | Lewis | 4,626 | 1:345 | 3.90% | 22 |
| 24 | Scott | 4,440 | 1:359 | 4.25% | 29 |
| 25 | King | 4,353 | 1:366 | 4.11% | 27 |
| 26 | Wright | 4,167 | 1:383 | 3.90% | 26 |
| 27 | Lee | 4,014 | 1:397 | 4.86% | 35 |
| 28 | Adams | 3,964 | 1:402 | 4.07% | 31 |
| 29 | Turner | 3,948 | 1:404 | 5.00% | 40 |
| 30 | Hall | 3,869 | 1:412 | 3.19% | 20 |
| 31 | Robinson | 3,744 | 1:426 | 3.61% | 30 |
| 32 | Young | 3,736 | 1:427 | 3.24% | 24 |
| 33 | Roberts | 3,695 | 1:431 | 4.62% | 39 |
| 34 | Carter | 3,663 | 1:435 | 4.46% | 36 |
| 35 | Garcia | 3,446 | 1:463 | 36.17% | 661 |
| 36 | Baker | 3,383 | 1:471 | 3.04% | 25 |
| 37 | Morris | 3,263 | 1:488 | 4.68% | 46 |
| 38 | Parker | 3,216 | 1:496 | 4.00% | 37 |
| 39 | Bell | 3,141 | 1:507 | 4.72% | 51 |
| 40 | Washington | 3,065 | 1:520 | 8.03% | 126 |
| 41 | Henderson | 3,057 | 1:521 | 6.09% | 77 |
| 42 | Cox | 3,050 | 1:523 | 5.09% | 57 |
| 43 | Edwards | 3,026 | 1:527 | 4.62% | 52 |
| 44 | Evans | 3,025 | 1:527 | 4.11% | 43 |
| 45 | Cook | 2,980 | 1:535 | 3.40% | 33 |
| 46 | Rogers | 2,878 | 1:554 | 4.60% | 55 |
| 47 | Wood | 2,863 | 1:557 | 3.58% | 38 |
| 48 | Campbell | 2,849 | 1:559 | 3.31% | 34 |
| 49 | Watson | 2,805 | 1:568 | 4.75% | 63 |
| 50 | Alexander | 2,685 | 1:594 | 6.28% | 105 |
| 51 | Collins | 2,654 | 1:601 | 3.49% | 41 |
| 52 | Richardson | 2,604 | 1:612 | 4.45% | 64 |
| 53 | Price | 2,592 | 1:615 | 4.71% | 67 |
| 54 | Stewart | 2,580 | 1:618 | 3.61% | 45 |
| 55 | Harrison | 2,539 | 1:628 | 5.78% | 100 |
| 56 | Reed | 2,537 | 1:628 | 3.37% | 42 |
| 57 | Ward | 2,491 | 1:640 | 3.73% | 50 |
| 58 | Mitchell | 2,477 | 1:643 | 3.88% | 54 |
| 59 | Cooper | 2,472 | 1:645 | 4.14% | 60 |
| 60 | Phillips | 2,412 | 1:661 | 4.03% | 59 |
| 61 | Sanders | 2,409 | 1:662 | 5.67% | 108 |
| 62 | Howard | 2,396 | 1:665 | 3.87% | 56 |
| 63 | Brooks | 2,387 | 1:668 | 4.35% | 68 |
| 64 | Garza | 2,363 | 1:675 | 99.92% | 2,669 |
| 64 | Gonzales | 2,363 | 1:675 | 41.79% | 1,137 |
| 66 | Foster | 2,320 | 1:687 | 3.91% | 62 |
| 67 | Robertson | 2,318 | 1:688 | 6.44% | 142 |
| 68 | Morgan | 2,282 | 1:698 | 3.55% | 53 |
| 69 | Ross | 2,192 | 1:727 | 4.37% | 76 |
| 70 | James | 2,157 | 1:739 | 4.35% | 78 |
| 71 | Gray | 2,153 | 1:740 | 3.62% | 61 |
| 72 | Wallace | 2,114 | 1:754 | 4.72% | 97 |
| 73 | Gibson | 2,049 | 1:778 | 4.96% | 111 |
| 74 | Hamilton | 2,046 | 1:779 | 4.19% | 80 |
| 75 | Long | 2,004 | 1:795 | 3.34% | 58 |
| 76 | Griffin | 1,990 | 1:801 | 4.46% | 98 |
| 77 | Crawford | 1,979 | 1:805 | 4.95% | 117 |
| 78 | Simmons | 1,932 | 1:825 | 4.98% | 123 |
| 79 | Woods | 1,886 | 1:845 | 5.11% | 134 |
| 80 | West | 1,885 | 1:846 | 4.08% | 90 |
| 81 | Coleman | 1,883 | 1:846 | 4.09% | 93 |
| 82 | Perry | 1,859 | 1:857 | 4.00% | 87 |
| 83 | Patterson | 1,856 | 1:859 | 3.68% | 75 |
| 84 | Nelson | 1,854 | 1:860 | 2.68% | 47 |
| 85 | Ellis | 1,832 | 1:870 | 4.05% | 94 |
| 86 | Tucker | 1,828 | 1:872 | 4.76% | 124 |
| 87 | Warren | 1,815 | 1:878 | 5.04% | 143 |
| 88 | McDonald | 1,806 | 1:883 | 3.46% | 72 |
| 89 | Owens | 1,792 | 1:889 | 5.19% | 150 |
| 90 | Ford | 1,790 | 1:890 | 3.97% | 96 |
| 91 | Black | 1,788 | 1:891 | 4.58% | 121 |
| 92 | Murphy | 1,780 | 1:895 | 1.88% | 32 |
| 93 | Henry | 1,778 | 1:896 | 4.18% | 107 |
| 94 | Cole | 1,777 | 1:897 | 3.42% | 73 |
| 95 | Kelly | 1,747 | 1:912 | 2.40% | 44 |
| 96 | Webb | 1,742 | 1:915 | 4.81% | 141 |
| 97 | Franklin | 1,734 | 1:919 | 7.26% | 220 |
| 98 | Bailey | 1,719 | 1:927 | 3.12% | 66 |
| 99 | Wells | 1,707 | 1:934 | 3.71% | 92 |
| 100 | Hunter | 1,690 | 1:943 | 4.13% | 113 |
| 101 | Armstrong | 1,675 | 1:952 | 4.42% | 129 |
| 102 | Simpson | 1,667 | 1:956 | 4.37% | 127 |
| 102 | Porter | 1,667 | 1:956 | 3.69% | 95 |
| 104 | Butler | 1,662 | 1:959 | 3.16% | 71 |
| 104 | Shaw | 1,662 | 1:959 | 3.83% | 103 |
| 106 | Powell | 1,636 | 1:974 | 3.83% | 106 |
| 107 | Fisher | 1,625 | 1:981 | 2.43% | 49 |
| 108 | Stephens | 1,616 | 1:986 | 5.18% | 165 |
| 109 | Graham | 1,611 | 1:989 | 3.47% | 88 |
| 110 | Bryant | 1,607 | 1:992 | 4.59% | 147 |
| 111 | Russell | 1,582 | 1:1,008 | 3.39% | 86 |
| 112 | Hawkins | 1,579 | 1:1,009 | 4.66% | 153 |
| 113 | Boyd | 1,546 | 1:1,031 | 4.34% | 144 |
| 114 | Berry | 1,545 | 1:1,032 | 4.19% | 135 |
| 115 | Jordan | 1,536 | 1:1,038 | 4.56% | 156 |
| 116 | Barnes | 1,529 | 1:1,042 | 3.24% | 83 |
| 117 | Bennett | 1,517 | 1:1,051 | 2.85% | 70 |
| 118 | Perkins | 1,512 | 1:1,054 | 4.15% | 139 |
| 119 | Garrett | 1,506 | 1:1,058 | 8.15% | 298 |
| 120 | Sims | 1,505 | 1:1,059 | 8.33% | 313 |
| 121 | Lane | 1,504 | 1:1,060 | 4.25% | 145 |
| 122 | Hughes | 1,487 | 1:1,072 | 3.21% | 89 |
| 123 | Ray | 1,481 | 1:1,076 | 5.02% | 170 |
| 124 | Martinez | 1,474 | 1:1,081 | 29.68% | 1,308 |
| 125 | Mathews | 1,431 | 1:1,114 | 4.86% | 171 |
| 126 | Payne | 1,420 | 1:1,122 | 4.99% | 180 |
| 127 | Oliver | 1,418 | 1:1,124 | 5.81% | 216 |
| 128 | Hart | 1,395 | 1:1,143 | 3.40% | 112 |
| 129 | Stone | 1,391 | 1:1,146 | 3.47% | 116 |
| 130 | Daniels | 1,353 | 1:1,178 | 6.78% | 271 |
| 131 | Hudson | 1,347 | 1:1,183 | 4.85% | 190 |
| 131 | Mills | 1,347 | 1:1,183 | 3.68% | 138 |
| 133 | Jenkins | 1,342 | 1:1,188 | 3.02% | 99 |
| 133 | Flores | 1,342 | 1:1,188 | 67.47% | 3,117 |
| 135 | Williamson | 1,341 | 1:1,189 | 4.60% | 172 |
| 136 | Johnston | 1,339 | 1:1,190 | 3.45% | 122 |
| 137 | Arnold | 1,338 | 1:1,191 | 3.69% | 140 |
| 138 | Burns | 1,323 | 1:1,205 | 2.57% | 74 |
| 139 | Hunt | 1,310 | 1:1,217 | 3.02% | 102 |
| 140 | Nichols | 1,309 | 1:1,218 | 3.74% | 146 |
| 141 | Freeman | 1,308 | 1:1,219 | 3.76% | 148 |
| 142 | Andrews | 1,291 | 1:1,235 | 3.81% | 154 |
| 143 | Marshall | 1,290 | 1:1,236 | 3.36% | 125 |
| 144 | Montgomery | 1,273 | 1:1,252 | 4.94% | 199 |
| 145 | Duncan | 1,250 | 1:1,275 | 4.46% | 186 |
| 146 | Graves | 1,241 | 1:1,284 | 5.07% | 213 |
| 147 | Hicks | 1,240 | 1:1,285 | 4.13% | 168 |
| 148 | Reynolds | 1,228 | 1:1,298 | 2.53% | 81 |
| 149 | Pierce | 1,227 | 1:1,299 | 3.32% | 133 |
| 150 | Mason | 1,223 | 1:1,303 | 2.81% | 101 |
| 151 | Fields | 1,213 | 1:1,314 | 6.02% | 264 |
| 152 | Willis | 1,204 | 1:1,324 | 4.31% | 188 |
| 153 | Chapman | 1,203 | 1:1,325 | 3.50% | 151 |
| 154 | Roberson | 1,195 | 1:1,334 | 7.08% | 341 |
| 155 | Love | 1,178 | 1:1,353 | 6.58% | 317 |
| 156 | Harper | 1,169 | 1:1,363 | 4.33% | 192 |
| 157 | Stevens | 1,166 | 1:1,367 | 2.50% | 85 |
| 157 | Spencer | 1,166 | 1:1,367 | 3.45% | 155 |
| 159 | Grant | 1,159 | 1:1,375 | 3.64% | 161 |
| 160 | Terry | 1,132 | 1:1,408 | 6.70% | 339 |
| 161 | Holland | 1,127 | 1:1,414 | 4.42% | 202 |
| 162 | Burton | 1,109 | 1:1,437 | 4.60% | 218 |
| 163 | Weaver | 1,099 | 1:1,450 | 2.97% | 131 |
| 164 | Riley | 1,092 | 1:1,460 | 2.53% | 104 |
| 165 | Reeves | 1,084 | 1:1,470 | 6.71% | 365 |
| 166 | Dunn | 1,080 | 1:1,476 | 2.57% | 109 |
| 167 | Davidson | 1,078 | 1:1,479 | 4.35% | 211 |
| 168 | Elliott | 1,077 | 1:1,480 | 3.78% | 180 |
| 169 | Kennedy | 1,075 | 1:1,483 | 2.65% | 114 |
| 170 | McDaniel | 1,071 | 1:1,488 | 6.40% | 344 |
| 171 | Shelton | 1,067 | 1:1,494 | 6.91% | 385 |
| 172 | Rice | 1,066 | 1:1,495 | 2.31% | 91 |
| 173 | Hodges | 1,059 | 1:1,505 | 7.73% | 440 |
| 174 | Hernandez | 1,052 | 1:1,515 | 60.22% | 3,508 |
| 175 | Fuller | 1,051 | 1:1,517 | 3.17% | 157 |
| 176 | Wade | 1,045 | 1:1,525 | 4.70% | 239 |
| 177 | Wheeler | 1,044 | 1:1,527 | 2.66% | 120 |
| 178 | Rodriguez | 1,030 | 1:1,547 | 53.48% | 3,204 |
| 179 | Dean | 1,021 | 1:1,561 | 3.67% | 189 |
| 179 | Lopez | 1,021 | 1:1,561 | 23.82% | 1,519 |
| 181 | Myers | 1,020 | 1:1,563 | 1.76% | 65 |
| 182 | Neal | 1,019 | 1:1,564 | 5.59% | 306 |
| 183 | Day | 1,013 | 1:1,573 | 3.21% | 163 |
| 184 | Banks | 1,010 | 1:1,578 | 4.78% | 248 |
| 185 | Chambers | 1,009 | 1:1,580 | 4.66% | 243 |
| 186 | May | 1,007 | 1:1,583 | 3.86% | 194 |
| 187 | Houston | 1,006 | 1:1,584 | 8.95% | 556 |
| 188 | Saunders | 1,005 | 1:1,586 | 5.86% | 333 |
| 189 | Fowler | 1,004 | 1:1,588 | 3.86% | 196 |
| 189 | Knight | 1,004 | 1:1,588 | 3.58% | 185 |
| 191 | Carr | 991 | 1:1,608 | 2.90% | 152 |
| 192 | Hale | 978 | 1:1,630 | 4.65% | 251 |
| 193 | Bates | 974 | 1:1,636 | 3.73% | 195 |
| 194 | Austin | 969 | 1:1,645 | 3.41% | 182 |
| 195 | Barnett | 964 | 1:1,653 | 5.10% | 289 |
| 196 | McKinney | 958 | 1:1,664 | 7.19% | 457 |
| 197 | Garner | 957 | 1:1,666 | 6.87% | 431 |
| 198 | George | 954 | 1:1,671 | 4.03% | 222 |
| 199 | Hays | 951 | 1:1,676 | 3.84% | 212 |
| 200 | Rodgers | 950 | 1:1,678 | 4.12% | 231 |