The following material on the immediate ancestry of Kay Bailey Hutchison should not be considered either exhaustive or definitive, but rather as a first draft.

1930 Texas, Jefferson Co., Beaumont, ED 12, sheet 15A, line 18

Bailey Allen A    H   M W 65 M 41    GA ME ME      General Practioner     Medecine
       Helen M    W   F W 55 M 31    TX E  TX
       Allen A    S   M W 22 S       TX GA TX      Sysmograph Dep         Oil Business
       Helen R    D   F W 22 S       TX GA TX      Secretary              Father's Office
    (one servant)

E = England (Liverpool)
The spellings of the occupations are as they appear in the schedule

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1920 Texas, Jefferson Co., Beaumont, ED 87, sheet 20B, line 89

Bailey Allen        H     M W 48 M    GA GA      GA          Medical Physician    General Practice
       Helen M      W     F W 49 M    TX England TX
       Allen        S     M W 12 S    TX GA      TX
       Helen        D     F W 12 S    TX GA      TX
Raulbach Albert H   BiL   M W 36 S    TX England TX          Bookkeeper           Lumber Co
         Julia A    MiL   F W 69 Wd   TX Germany Holland
         Mary E     SiL   F W 30 S    TX England TX

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1920 Texas, Nacogdoches Co., Nacogdoches, ED 124, sheet 5A, line 2

Sharpe Frank        H     M W 42      M   TX MS TX     Private Secretary    Private Family
       Mamie        W     F W 40      M   TX KY TX
       Rosine       D     F W 13      S   TX TX TX
       Lucile       D     F W 11      S   TX TX TX
       Ella K       D     F W  7      S   TX TX TX
       Lucette H    D     F W    1/12 S   TX TX TX
Shindler Hurbert    BiL   M W 32      S   TX KY TX     Cashier              Bank
    (one servant)

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Mary Stanley Bunce Palmer Shindler

SHINDLER, Mary Stanley Bunce Palmer, author, born in
Beaufort, South Carolina, 15 February, 1810. Her
father, the Reverend B. M. Palmer, was pastor of a
Congregational church at Beaufort, and when she was
three years old he removed with her to Charleston,
South Carolina, where she was educated. In June, 1835,
Miss Palmer married Charles E. Dana, and removed with
him first to New York, and in 1837 to Bloomington,
Iowa. On his death, soon afterward, she returned to
her family in Charleston. Here she began to write, and
became well known as a poet. In May, 1848, she married
the Reverend Robert D. Shindler, a clergyman of the
Episcopal church, who was for a time professor in
Shelby college, Kentucky. She removed with her husband
in 1850 to Upper Marlborough, Maryland, and in 1869 to
Nacogdoches, Texas She has published " The Southern
Harp" (Boston, 1840) ; "The Northern Harp" (New York,
1841) ; "The Parted Family, and other Poems" (1842) ;
"The Temperance Lyre" (1842) ; "Charles Morton, or the
Young Patriot" (1843) ; "The Young Sailor" (1844) ;
"Forecastle Tour" (1844) ; and "Letters to Relatives
and Friends on the Trinity" (1845). She has been a
frequent contributor to popular periodicals.

Appleton's Cyclopedia

Conrad Shindler m. Elizabeth Richardson
.Mary E ... Shindler m. Daniel George Bragonnier
 .Mary E ... Bragonnier m. Lewis Tilghman Moore
  .George Melville Moore m. ----
   .George Tyler Moore m. Marjorie Hackett
    .MARY TYLER MOORE (b. 1936), actress

PALMER, Benjamin Morgan, clergyman, born in
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 25 September, 1781 ; died
in Charleston, South Carolina, 9 October, 1847. He was
graduated at Princeton in 1800, studied theology in
Charleston, and was licensed to preach by the
Congregational association of ministers in South
Carolina, continuing with this body until it was
merged into the Charleston union presbytery in 1822.
He was pastor for several years of the Presbyterian
church in Beaufort, South Carolina, and from 1817 till
1835 of a church in Charleston. He received the degree
of D. D. from the College of South Carolina in 1815.
In addition to numerous sermons, he published "The
Family Companion" (1835).