Tarrant County TXGenWeb
Names Found
in
North
of the River
List compiled by Rob Yoder
All of the people named below are found in this book.
| Abrams, Cal | Fort Worth Cats baseball player |
| Akin, Earl | Pilot |
| Anagnostakis, Demetrios | Greek immigrant - who wanted to be a coyboy |
| Anderson, Harold | Owned Courthouse Market |
| Anderson, Sparky | Fort Worth Cats baseball player |
| Applebaum, Hyman | Started the Big Apple Restaurant |
| Applebaum, Sarah | Started the Big Apple Restaurant |
| Armour, J. Ogden | Owner of Armour and Company meat-packing plant |
| Arnold, Major Ripley A. | Established the army post, Fort Worth |
| Arnold, Sophie | Child of Ripley |
| Arnold, Willis | Child of Ripley |
| Atherton, N. L. | Alderman, Niles City Council |
| Atz, Jacob | Manager of the Fort Worth Cats |
| Ayala, Carlos | Son of Michael - Principal of Rosemont Middle School |
| Ayala, Delores | Daughter of Michael - Teacher |
| Ayala, Esperanza Padilla | Wife of Michael |
| Ayala, Eutimio | |
| Ayala, Louis | Son of Eutimio - Barber |
| Ayala, Maria Ortiz | Wife of Eutimio |
| Ayala, Michael | Son of Eutimio |
| Ayala, Teresa | Daughter of Michael - Worked American Airlines |
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| Babb, Foy | Owned B & B Barber Shop |
| Baird, Bruce | |
| Barnett, Billy Bob | Owner of Billy Bob's Texas, world's largest honky-tonk. |
| Barrett, Nathan | Landscape architect from New York. |
| Barrow, Clyde | As in "Bonnie & Clyde" |
| Becan, Joseph | |
| Belardi, Wayne | Fort Worth Cats baseball player |
| Bell, Matty | North Side High School football player |
| Beltram, Hector | Son of Jessie - Retired Air Force & Dept. of Defense |
| Beltram, Hector Jr. | Son of Hector - Vice principal of Southwest High School |
| Beltram, Jesus (Jessie) | |
| Beltram, Laura Carrera | Wife of Jessie |
| Beltram, Linda Ann | Daughter of Hector - Teacher |
| Beltram, Robert | Son of Hector - Navy chaplin |
| Bita, Theodore | Pastor |
| Boaz | Partner in business with M. G. Ellis. |
| Bogart, Humphrey | Celebrity |
| Bowers, James | Board member, North Side Business Association |
| Bradford, Louise | Daughter of Robert - Married Francis R. Cloud |
| Bradford, Robert Lee | Streetcar driver |
| Bragan, Bobby | Fort Worth Cats manager |
| Bress, Sarah | Married Harry Jacobson |
| Brewer, Lois | Niece of Jesse Roach |
| Brewer, Rex | Husband of Lois |
| Bridwell, Jack | Business partner of Foy Babb |
| Brown, Ted | |
| Buckholtz, Charlie | Teddy Roosevelt's cook in the Rough Riders |
| Bunker, Alex | Married Josephine Novak |
| Bunkervich, Marcilia | Married Joe Riscky |
| Burchfield, Belle | |
| Burge, Les | Fort Worth Cats manager |
| Burgess, J. W. | Founded Fort Worth Stock Yards Co. with J. P. Smith. |
| Burkitt, Birdie | Wife of Swede |
| Burkitt, Swede | Owned a pool a domino parlor |
| Burkhalter, Lee A. | Movie theater operator |
| Burks, Bradley | Automobile dealer |
| Burnett, Colonel Samuel Burk | Cattleman |
| Bussey, James T. | Baptist missionary |
| Byers, Andrew T. | Built an electric railway to the stockyards |
| Cabluck, Harry | Son of Tony |
| Cabluck, Johnny | Son of Tony |
| Cabluck, Lula | Stepdaughter of Tony |
| Cabluck, Mary | 2nd wife of Tony |
| Cabluck, Olga | Wife of Tony |
| Cabluck, Tony | Owner of Roosevelt Garage |
| Cabluck, Sonya | Daughter of Tony |
| Calkins, Russell | Dentist |
| Campbell, Father Joseph A. | Catholic priest |
| Campbell, Miss Carrie | First school teacher. |
| Cano, Albert | Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce board member |
| Carrasquel, Chico | Fort Worth Cats baseball player |
| Carrera, Laura | see Laura Carrera Beltram |
| Carson, T. E. | Grocery store owner - first mayor of Niles City |
| Carswell, Major Horace Jr. | War hero |
| Carswell, Horace Sr. | Worked at Swift's |
| Carter, Amon G. | Publisher of the Fort Forth Star-Telegram |
| Cavender, J. E. | Mail dept. clerk at Swift's |
| Chagnon, "Lion" | Fort Worth Cats baseball player |
| Chandler, Robert | Owner of Chandler Hotel |
| Chenault, W. O. "Pinky" | Operated a drive-in restaurant |
| Childs, J. | Alderman, Niles City Council |
| Chisholm, Jesse | Lent his name to the Chisholm Trail. |
| Christian, Jeff | Board member, North Side Business Association |
| Cimoli, Gene | Fort Worth Cats baseball player |
| Cloud, Ernest T. | Well-to-do laundry owner |
| Cloud, Francis R. | Son of Ernest T. - Married Louise Bradford |
| Cohen, Adolph | Married Ida Greines |
| Cole, Jess | |
| Collins, Delia | |
| Cordona, Bennie | Worked in his father's bakery |
| Courtright, Timothy "Longhair Jim" | Gunslinger |
| Cox, Loyd | On the Tarrant County Junior College District Board. |
| Crow, Millie | Descendant of Karel Haba |
| Cummings, Marie | Sister of Will |
| Cummings, Will | |
| Daggett, Charles | Brother to Bud. |
| Daggett, Charles B. | Ran the ferry at "Daggett's Crossing" on the Trinity. |
| Daggett, Charlie | Son of Bud. |
| Daggett, Ephraim Merrill | Bud Daggett's uncle. |
| Daggett, E. M. Jr. "Bud" | Classmate of York and Gilmore children - Son of Charles |
| Daggett, Laura | Daughter of William Palmer, wife of Bud Daggett. |
| Daggett, Tenie | Sister to Bud. |
| Daniel, Dr. Charles W. | Baptist preacher |
| Davis, W. D. | Fort Worth mayor |
| Davis, William | |
| Dewer, Margaret | Worked for Sam Rosen |
| Dominguez, Celia | Sister of Pris |
| Dominguez, Jose Jesus | Father of Pris and Celia |
| Dominguez, Pris | Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce board member |
| Dulle, Joe | |
| Durrett, Jack | Early pioneer |
| Earhart, Amelia | Pilot |
| Elder, J. P. | Superintendent at Swift |
| Ellis, Jack Jr. | Grandson of Jack |
| Ellis, Jackie | Son of Jack |
| Ellis, Lonnie V. (Jack) | Food distribution company |
| Ellis, Merida Green (M. G.) | The Father of North Fort Worth. |
| Engler, Jack | Owned dry-goods business |
| Ermogenis, Damianos | Priest |
| Erskine, Carl | Fort Worth Cats baseball player |
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| Farmer, J. D. | First mayor of the city of North Fort Worth. |
| Fernandez, Ron | Founding officer, Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce |
| Fondy, Dee | Fort Worth Cats baseball player |
| Fowler, A. Y. | Killed John B. York. |
| Franklin, Jim | Son-in-law of M. L. Leady |
| Franklin, Rusty | Son of Jim |
| Franklin, Wilson | Son of Jim |
| Freeman, W. O. | Board member, North Side Business Association |
| French, Charles C. | Stockyards public relation agent. |
| Fuller, William G. "Bill" | Airport manager at Meacham Field |
| Garcia, Hope | Daughter of Joe T. - Married Paul Lancarte |
| Garcia, Jesus "Mama Sus" | Wife of Joe T. |
| Garcia, Joe T. | Restaurant owner |
| Garcia, John S. | Meat dealer and grocer - Uncle of Joe T. |
| Garcia, Josephine | Daughter of Joe T. |
| Garcia, Mary | Daughter of Joe T. |
| Garcia, Pauline | Daughter of Joe T. |
| Garrett, Jenkins | Lawyer - son of Jesse |
| Garrett, Jesse | Lawyer - Baptist preacher |
| Garvey, William | |
| Gause, George L. | Undertaker |
| Gehrig, Lou | Major league baseball player |
| Gilmore, Celia | Wife of Seaborn |
| Gilmore, Martha Ellen | Daughter of Seaborn |
| Gilmore, Seaborn | Early pioneer |
| Goldstein, Charlie | Store owner |
| Googins, Joseph | Livestock buyer for Swift and Company |
| Googins, Ruth | Dau. of Joseph - m. Elliot Roosevelt, son of FDR |
| Gorczyca, Dr. J. T. | Board member, North Side Business Association |
| Gordon, Jack | Fort Worth Press columnist |
| Gordon, Betty | Wife of Sam Rosen |
| Gouhenant, Dr. Adolphus | Physician |
| Greines, Dr. Abe | Son of Meyer - dentist |
| Greines, David | Lawyer - Son of Meyer |
| Greines, Ida | Daughter of Meyer - married Adolph Cohen |
| Greines, Jake | Ran dry-goods storeSon of Meyer |
| Greines, Meyer | Russian immigrant - furniture store owner. |
| Greines, Mose | Son of Meyer |
| Greines, Sarah | Wife of Meyer |
| Greines, Sol | Lawyer - Son of Meyer |
| Griffith, W. H. | Alderman, Niles City Council |
| Grunewald, Peter | Operated Grunewald's Park and Dance Pavilion |
| Gutierrez, Hector | Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce board member |
| Haba, Anna | Wife of Karel |
| Haba, Anna | Daughter of Karel |
| Haba, Jerry | Son of Karel |
| Haba, Karel | Operated a saloon |
| Haba, Louis | Son of Karel |
| Haba, Mary | Daughter of Karel |
| Haba, Millie | Descendant of Karel |
| Haley, Professor | Balloonist and sky diver |
| Hampton, Ireland | President of the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce |
| Handley, Gene | Fort Worth Cats manager |
| Harr, Fred | Alderman, Niles City Council |
| Harris, W. D. | Mayor of Fort Worth |
| Harrold, E. B. | Fort Worth Packing Company Director |
| Haywood, Louis C. | |
| Hayworth, Ray | Fort Worth Cats manager |
| Helbing, Elmer C. | Track star |
| Helbing, Dr. H. V. | Father of Elmer |
| Helm, Bobby | |
| Hester, Lucille | Opened a restaurant called Hester's on the Hill. |
| Hewitt, G. W. | Opened first grocery store. |
| Hickman, Holt | |
| Hoak, Don | Fort Worth Cats baseball player |
| Hobbs, W. T. | Founder of Hobbs Trailers |
| Holloway, Colonel Henry Clay | Father of the Fort Worth Stockyards. |
| Hope, Bob | Celebrity |
| Hornsby, Rogers | Major league baseball player |
| Houston, General Sam | Former President of Texas. |
| Hoxie, John R. | Fort Worth Packing Company Director |
| Huffman, E. L. | |
| Huffman, Walter A. | Partner in business with M. G. Ellis. |
| Hunter, Billy | Fort Worth Cats baseball player |
| Hurley, Mike C. | Railroad contractor. |
| Jacobson, Harry | Owned dry-goods business |
| Jacobson, Hyman | Son of Harry |
| Jacobson, Meyer | Son of Harry |
| Jacobson, Sarah | Wife of Harry |
| James, Bill | North Side High School football player |
| Jara, Manuel | Founding officer, Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce |
| Jenkins, Reuben | Cattleman |
| Johns, August | Fort Worth Cats baseball player |
| Johnson, Alfred | Early pioneer |
| Johnson, Colonel Middleton Tate | Established Johnson's Station |
| Johnson, W. C. | Lawyer |
| Johnson, W. L. | City marshall, Niles City |
| Jones, Morgan | Founded Fort Worth Stock Yards Co. with J. P. Smith. |
| Kablukov, Anton | aka Tony Cabluck |
| Kablukov, Olga | Wife of Anton |
| Kablukov, Sonya | Daughter of Anton |
| Keen, A. M. | Went into business with Bud Daggett. |
| Keen, Clarence | Son of A. M. |
| Kelly, Jim "Cowboy" | Cowboy and pilot |
| Kendrick, Homer | Operated Owl Drug Store. |
| Kimmel, Sam | Board member, North Side Business Association |
| Klein, Lou | Fort Worth Cats manager |
| Kothmann, Keith | |
| Kraft, Clarence | Fort Worth Cats baseball player |
| LaGrave, Paul | Business manager of the Fort Worth Cats |
| Lake, Mary Daggett | Historian |
| Lancarte, Hope Garcia | See Hope Garcia |
| Lancarte, Lanny | Grandson of Joe T. Garcia |
| Lancarte, Paul | Son-in-law of Joe T. Garcia |
| Lanham, Fritz | Fort Worth Congressman |
| Lary, Yale | Professional football player - Auto dealership owner |
| Lawrence, Lewis | Owned the Stockyards Barber Shop |
| Leddy, Frank | Boot maker - brother of M. L. |
| Leddy, Martin Luther (M. L.) | Boot maker |
| Leddy, O. C. | Boot maker - brother of M. L. |
| Leddy, Silas | Boot maker - brother of M. L. |
| Leigh, Hazel Vaughn | Formed North Fort Worth Boys Club |
| Lewis, Mrs. Roland | |
| Lewis, Roland Ecelon | Owned furniture stores |
| Lindbergh, Charles | Famous airman |
| Loving, Margaret | Married Colonel Henry Clay Holloway |
| Loving, Mr. & Mrs. Samuel P. | Uncle & aunt of M. G. Ellis. |
| Lozuk, Sylvester | Pastor of Clinton Ave. Baptist Church for Slavic People |
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| Maclin, Tom | |
| Maclin, Tracey | |
| Macon, Max | Fort Worth Cats manager |
| Magers, Cliff | Automobile dealer |
| Mallon, Les | Fort Worth Cats baseball player |
| Malone, Wallace | State Representative from Fort Worth |
| Marshall, Charence | Operated a newsstand |
| Martin, Nathan Monroe | Bank robber |
| McCafferty, Charlie | Proposed the creation of the North Fort Worth Historical Society |
| McCafferty, Sue | President of the North Fort Worth Historical Society |
| McCain, Juanita | Daughter of Dave Shannon |
| McCain, M. L. Jr. | First editor of the North Fort Worth News. |
| McCarthy, Joe C. | Fort Worth Packing Company Director |
| McDonald, William "Gooseneck" | Wealthy black businessman |
| McElyea, R. G. | Northside Coliseum operator |
| McFarland, Charles | Cattleman - Suggested first fat stock show. |
| McGown, George Q. | |
| McKeough, Reverend M. A. | Catholic priest |
| McKinley, Bob | Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce board member |
| McKinley, DeWitt | Board member, North Side Business Association |
| McLaughlin, Ed | |
| McMillin, "Bo" | North Side High School football player |
| McMillan, John | Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce board member |
| Meacham, H. C. | Mayor of Fort Worth |
| Mendoza, Rufino Sr. | Spokesman for the Hispanic community |
| Meyers, Colonel J. J. | Owned first herd ever to pass through Fort Worth. |
| Milankovich, Joseph | aka Joseph Milan - Married Anna Obal |
| Milliken, Bob | Fort Worth Cats baseball player |
| Minton, Roscoe | North Side High School football player |
| Miron, Ben | |
| Mitchell, Charles | Married Martha Gilmore |
| Mitchell, John | Purchased land containing burials that would become Mitchell Cemetery |
| Mitchell, Martha Gilmore | see Martha Ellen Gilmore |
| Montgomery, Sully | North Side High School football player - pro boxer - sheriff |
| Moody, Dan | Texas Governor |
| Moore, Elizabeth | Daughter of R. G. McElyea |
| Moore, M. H. | Preacher |
| Moore, Ray | Fort Worth Cats baseball player |
| Morris, J. Walter | Owner of the Fort Worth Cats |
| Mulholland, Mr. & Mrs. H. A. | |
| Murray, Gene | Board member, North Side Business Association |
| Murrin, Steve | Northside Coliseum operator |
| Myers, Robert L. "Chief" | Coached the North Side High School Steers |
| Neeley, M. J. | Owner of Hobbs Trailers |
| Neidholt, Kenneth | Butcher at Armour and Company |
| Niles, Louville V. | Invested in stockyards - Niles City named after him. |
| Norris, J. Frank | Baptist preacher |
| Novak, Josephine | Married Alex Bunker |
| Nugent, Alvin | North Side High School football player |
| Obal, Anna | Married Joseph Milankovich |
| Ozark, Danny | Fort Worth Cats baseball player |
| Pace, Elroy | Fort Worth Cats baseball player |
| Paddock, Buckley B. | Editor of the Fort Worth Democrat |
| Palmer, Lan | Son of William |
| Palmer, Laura Alice | Daughter of William, married Bud Daggett. |
| Palmer, Sam | Son of William |
| Palmer, William | Purchased a farm from Charlie Mitchell. |
| Pappajohn, George | Greek truck farmer |
| Pappajohn, Steve | Son of George |
| Parker, Bonnie | As in "Bonnie & Clyde" |
| Parker, Colonel Tom | Elvis' manager |
| Pate, A. M. | Founder of Panther Oil and Grease Manufacturing Co. |
| Pate, A. M. Jr. "Aggie" | Son of A. M. - Texas Refinery Corporation |
| Pate, Joe | Fort Worth Cats baseball player |
| Pate, Sebert | Son of A. M. |
| Pawluk, Peter | Pastor of Clinton Ave. Baptist Church for Slavic People |
| Peak, Howard W. | |
| Pelton, Fred L. | Bank teller |
| Phillips, Norman | Automobile dealer |
| Polinsky, Harry | Veteran of WW II |
| Polinsky, Joe | In Bunker/Novak wedding party photo |
| Post, Wiley | Pilot |
| Presley, Elvis | Emerging rock and roll star |
| Puente, Carlos | First Hispanic to serve on the board of the Fort Worth ISD |
| Puente, Maria Esther | Wife of Carlos |
| Pullman, W. B. | Owned Pullman's Skateland |
| Randall, Porter | Radio personality |
| Rapp, "Goldie" | Fort Worth Cats baseball player |
| Reeves, John L. | Fort Worth Cats president |
| Renfro, John William | |
| Rigney, "Topper" | Fort Worth Cats baseball player |
| Rios, Delores Ayala | Daughter of Michael Ayala |
| Riscky, Joe | Founder of Riscky's Barbecue |
| Riscky, Marcilia | In Bunker/Novak wedding party photo |
| Roach, Jesse | Founder of Cattlemen's steakhouse |
| Robbins, "Reg" | Auto mechanic and pilot |
| Roberts, Doak | Major league baseball player |
| Rogers, Will | Celebrity |
| Roosevelt, Eleanor | Wife of FDR |
| Roosevelt, Elliot | Son of FDR |
| Roosevelt, Franklin D. | US President |
| Roosevelt, Theodore | US President |
| Rosen, Betty Gordon | Wife of Sam |
| Rosen, Ephraim | Son of Sam |
| Rosen, Joel | Son of Sam |
| Rosen, Sam | Real estate developer |
| Ross, R. E. | Brother of Waddy |
| Ross, Sam | Brother of Waddy |
| Ross, Waddy R. | Co-owner Ross Brothers Horse and Mule Co. |
| Rouse, Fred | |
| Rowland, Spider | Arkansas writer |
| Rowland, W. H. | Baptist minister |
| Runnels, Hardin R. | Ran for governor of Texas. |
| Ruth, Babe | Major league baseball player |
| Salicos, George | Farmer from Smyrna |
| Salinas, Dick | Founding officer, Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce |
| Samuels, Alfred W. | |
| Samuels, Baldwin L. | Gold miner - farmer - donated additional land for Pioneers Rest Cemetery |
| Sanchez, Abel | Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce board member |
| Sansom, Marion | Cattleman |
| Saunders, George W. | President of the Old Trail Drivers Association. |
| Scarborough, Esmond | |
| Seay, Jimmy | |
| Sellars, R. H. | Fort Worth Packing Company Director |
| Sellers, Eugene "Bud" | Automobile dealer |
| Shannon, Dave | |
| Shannon, Jack | Chairman of Stockyards Area Restoration Committee |
| Shannon, Marie Cummings | see Marie Cummings |
| Shannon, Oliver | Son of Dave |
| Shannon, Samuel David | Undertaker |
| Shepelwich, Louise | In Bunker/Novak wedding party photo |
| Shield, Burt | |
| Short, Luke | Gunslinger |
| Shrasek, Johnny | Automobile dealer |
| Simms, M. V. | Alderman, Niles City Council |
| Simpson, Greenlief W. | Invested in stockyards |
| Skelton, Bill | Grocery store owner |
| Skinner, W. E. | Manager of stockyards. |
| Smith, John Peter | Noted civic leader |
| Smith, Mrs. Artemis | |
| Smith, Sam | |
| Sparks, John H. Jr. | Movie theater operator |
| Sparto, Fideris "Jim" | Worked at Swift's. |
| Sparto, Mary | Daughter of Jim |
| Sparto, Muscola | Wife of Jim |
| Spooner, Carl | Fort Worth Cats baseball player |
| Steward, William F. | Operated the Stockyards Inn |
| Stock, Jerome | |
| Stoner, "Lil" | Fort Worth Cats baseball player |
| Stripling, Will | |
| Stultz, Wilmer L. | Pilot |
| Swift, Edward | Owner of Swift and Company meat-packing plant |
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| Tarrant, General Edward H. | For whom the county is named. |
| Tavener, "Pee Wee" | Fort Worth Cats baseball player |
| Taylor, Robert | Celebrity |
| Tegethoff, Charles | Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce board member |
| Terry, Colonel Nathaniel | Owned a plantation on Samuels Ave. |
| Thannisch, Colonel Thomas Marion | Operated the Stockyards Inn & Stock Yards Club Saloon |
| Throckmorton, J. W. | Texas governor |
| Tidball, Louis | Banker |
| Trippett, W. W. | Business partner of Colonel Henry Clay Holloway |
| Tyrs, Dr. Miroslav | A professor at Charles University in Prague |
| Vance, Bob | |
| Van Zandt, Major Khleber | Mayor of Fort Worth |
| Vaughn, Mrs. Elizabeth DeCory | Formed North Fort Worth Boys Club |
| Vincent, Al | Fort Worth Cats manager |
| Vinnedge, Harry D. | Food distribution company |
| Vloitos, Muscola | Married Jim Sparto. |
| Waggoner, W. T. | |
| Walkup, Jimmy | Fort Worth Cats baseball player |
| Wallis, Dick | Board member, North Side Business Association |
| Ward, Preston | Fort Worth Cats baseball player |
| Wardlaw, Verner S. | |
| Weaver, Jim "Red" | North Side High School football player |
| White, Louis | Boot and saddlemaker |
| White, Victor | Boot and saddlemaker |
| Wick, Z. W. | Commanded the guards at helium production plant |
| Wilemon, L. N. | Board member, North Side Business Association |
| Wiley, D. B. | Board member, North Side Business Association |
| Wiley, Dick | Automobile dealer |
| Wilkes, John | |
| Williams, Dick | Fort Worth Cats baseball player |
| Wills, Ray | Automobile dealer |
| Wollner, Carl | Founder of Panther Oil and Grease Manufacturing Co. |
| Woodall, Larry | Fort Worth Cats baseball player |
| Worth, General William Jenkins | Fort Worth is named after him. |
| Wortham, Louis J. | State Representative from Fort Worth |
| Wruble, Millie Haba | Descendant of Karel Haba |
| Yardanoff, Helen | Daughter of Theo |
| Yardanoff, Josephine | Wife of Theo |
| Yardanoff, Theo | Ran a small cafe - Popularized a traditional western dish |
| Yardanoff, Theo Jr. | Son of Theo |
| Yardanoff, Wanda | Daughter of Theo |
| Yater, Tom | Purchased Stockyards Hotel |
| York, John B. | Early pioneer |
| York, Will | Son of John B. |
| Young, Brady | Automobile dealer |
| Young, Frances | Credit dept. at Swift's. |
| Young, Marshall | Purchased Stockyards Hotel |
| Zapata, Louis | Fort Worth City Councilman |
| Zepeda, J. Pete | Founding officer, Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce |
| Zimmerman, Jake | aka Jacob Atz |
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