William E. Bard Collection
Finding Guide to Resource Materials on Mirabeau B. Lamar and Other Texas Topics
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Creator: |
Bard, William E. |
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Title: |
William E. Bard Collection |
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Accession No.: |
MA85-10 |
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Quantity: |
18 boxes |
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Language: |
The records are in English.
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Repository: |
Texas/Dallas History & Archives, Dallas Public Library 1515 Young St Dallas, TX 75201 |
Taken from Bard, W.E. Time in Your Hand c.1977
William E. Bard, one of Texas most distinguished poets, came to Texas as a child in 1895. He grew up in Galveston County and started married life as a Methodist minister. A few moves and six children later, he retired from the ministry and was employed by the Veterans Administration in Dallas
Mr. Bard's first book published in 1933 was A Little Flame Blown. In more recent years he authored Feather in the Sun, This Land This People, Burning Embers, and As a Wild Bird Returning. His poems have appeared in scores of yearbooks, anthologies, and other publications; many winning poetry awards including the Texas Centennial Award and a Presidential Citation from Avalon. He is a charter member of the Texas Institute as wll as past president and life member of the Poetry Society of Texas.
Mr. Bard was Poet Laureate of Texas in 1966, is cited in the International Who's Who in Poetry, and is a recipient of an honorary Doctor of Human Letters from the President of the Philippines. In 1968, Mr. Bard was a delegate to the First World Congress of Poets convening in Manila, Philippine Islands.
Mr. Bard died July 23, 1978.
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In addition to poetry, W.E. Bard was an avid researcher of Texas History with a special interest in Mirabeau B. Lamar. This collection contains spiral notebooks of research notes taken from various resources concerning the life and career of Lamar, his ancestors and descendants and correspondence from Lamar family members. Other topics of Texas interest are also represented. This collection arrangement was created from the original order kept by Mr. Bard, no chronological order exists for correspondence; the folders were topically arranged by Mr. Bard. The notebooks and folder headings were kept as close to the original labels as possible. Staples and other metal attachments were removed where possible and retained when necessary. It is apparent that Mr. Bard intended to write either a biography of Lamar or a book on Texas History; however, no manuscript or published materials other than poetry titles exist in this collection.
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This record series is indexed under the following controlled access subject terms. |
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Persons: |
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William E. Bard |
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Family Names: |
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Bard |
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Hereford |
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Dryden |
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Places: |
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Dallas (Tex) |
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Subjects: |
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History |
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Mirabeau B. Lamar |
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Occupations: |
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Poet |
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Researcher |
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William E. Bard Collection |
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MA85-10 William E. Bard Collection Texas/Dallas History & Archives Division, Dallas Public Library
Processed by Cindy C. Smolovik, Archivist
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Mirabeau B. Lamar Notes |
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1-12 |
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Notebooks - Lamar Notes Unnumbered and I-XI |
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Folder |
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1-12 |
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Notebooks - Lamar Notes Books XII-XXI |
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Folder |
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1-14 |
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Notebooks - Lamar Notes Notebooks XXII-XXXIII |
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Folder |
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1-13 |
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Notebooks - Lamar Notes Notebooks XXXIV-XLVI |
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Folder |
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1-15 |
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Notebooks - Lamar Notes Notebooks XLVII-LXI |
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Folder |
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1-3 |
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Notebooks LXIII-LXV |
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4 |
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Notebooks Indexes Books I-XXVI |
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5 |
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Lamar Notes - Dates in Lamar Books |
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6 |
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Lamar Notes |
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7 |
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M.B. Lamar Criticism in Texas Press |
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8 |
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Buckley's resolution on the Death of Lamar - House Journal 1859-1860 |
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9 |
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M.B. Lamar - Laredo Papers Report of Lamar's Service at Laredo |
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10 |
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M.B. Lamar - Material from the Houston Public Library |
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11 |
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M.B. Lamar - Material from Texas University Archives - Thomas J. Rusk Papers and Ashbel Smith Papers. |
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12 |
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Lamar Papers - Texas State Archives |
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13 |
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Letters in the National Archives concerning M.B. Lamar to President James Buchanan |
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14 |
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Letters in the National Archives seeking appointment for M.R. Lamar to President Franklin Pierce (see also box 18) |
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15 |
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Materials relating to the possible impeachment of M.B. Lamar - Courtesy of Miss Harriet Smither |
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16 |
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Juan Letters - Lamar Papers and Dientz Papers |
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17 |
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Dr. Willis Roberts Family - Includes Olivia Mather Papers - see also Juan Letters |
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M.B. Lamar - Marriage - New Orleans - Miss Henrietta M. Maffitt January 29, 1851 |
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Folder |
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Thaddeau B. Rice |
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2 |
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Nathan Sargent Papers |
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3 |
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Rebecca Dollie Scrapbook |
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4 |
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Papers of Mrs. T.J. Christian |
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5 |
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Material from Grace Gilliam Davidson |
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6 |
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Howell C. Erwin Papers |
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7 |
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Letters to Mrs. Ernest Lamar from C.R. Lamar |
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8 |
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The Lamar Family from A History of Texas and Texans, Volume V pages 2647-2651 by Frank W. Johnson |
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9 |
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Mrs. E.H.J. Andrews material |
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10 |
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Material from Loretta D. Brown |
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11 |
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Miscellaneous Notes and Sketches, including newspaper clippings |
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12 |
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Lamar Genealogies |
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13 |
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Lamar Family, Materials from Harold D. LeMar |
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14 |
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Lamar Family Obituary Notices |
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15 |
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M.B. Lamar - Georgia and National Archives, Dept. of State, Appointments, Digest of Lamar's Political Service in Georgia |
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16 |
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Lamar and Jordan Family Data from S.A. Gordon |
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17 |
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William Jefferson Jones Papers |
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18 |
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Materials from Henry W. Adams Lamar in Alabama 1835-1836 |
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Kate Word Jones Papers |
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General Land Office - Lamar Land |
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Lamar Homes in Georgia - from George A. Lamar |
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Lamar Homestead - Georgia |
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5 |
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Wills: Thomas Lamar, Jeremiah Lamar & Harmona Lamar |
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6 |
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George A. Lamar - Typed transcription of Newspaper Articles on the Lamar and Davis Families. |
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7 |
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Lamar Addresses |
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Correspondence - Lamar Notes |
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Folder |
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Correspondence I |
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9 |
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Correspondence II |
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Correspondence III |
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2 |
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Correspondence IV |
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3 |
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Correspondence V |
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4 |
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Correspondence VI & VII |
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5 |
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Correspondence VIII |
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6 |
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Correspondence IX |
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Correspondence X - Lamar & Dryden |
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2 |
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Correspondence XI #1 |
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Correspondence XI #2 |
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Correspondence XII |
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Correspondence XIII - Lamar Descendants |
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Correspondence XIV |
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Correspondence XV |
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Correspondence XVI |
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Correspondence XVII |
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Correspondence XVIII |
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Folder |
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Correspondence XIX-XXI |
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Folder |
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Correspondence XXII |
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2 |
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Correspondence XXIII |
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Correspondence XXIII (2) |
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Hereford Family |
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Folder |
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Hereford Family Genealogy |
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5 |
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Hereford Family of Virginia |
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Hereford Family - Descendants of Robert Ammon Hereford and Virginia Lewis |
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Robert Lewis Hereford & Francis Hereford, Congressmen |
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F.H. Hereford Letters |
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9 |
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Dr. Thomas A. Hereford and Solomon P. Sublette - trading in Mexico and Trip to California |
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10 |
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John Hereford Family |
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11 |
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Hereford Family |
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William G. Dryden |
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Early Life in Kentucky |
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Madison Co. Kentucky Records |
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New Mexico, Personnel of the Rowland-Workman Party, American Trades in New Mexico |
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4 |
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The Gran Quivera Episode - (Saga of Pegleg Smith) |
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Mexican War - The Anglo American Pres. in Mexico - James L. Freanor in California - John H. Peoples |
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Sketches and notes |
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Notes from Harris Newark: Sixty Years in Southern California |
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8 |
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Santa Fe Expedition - Federalist War |
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Trial in Mexico |
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10 |
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Dryden Claim National Archives Records of the Department of State, Claims against Mexico Commission of 1848 - Undocked Claim No. 8 |
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11 |
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Dryden Claim - 2nd Copy |
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12 |
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Documents in Spanish Estas Con las copia de los documentos que extisten en Guerra y Marina |
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Dryden Family Genealogical Data |
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2 |
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Wake - Dryden Family Genealogy |
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Wake - Dryden Family Genealogy |
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Dryden Family - Kentucky |
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Lewis Family of Kentucky - Collateral Dryden Line |
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Dryden Family |
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Additional Notes on the Dryden and other Families of Early Kentucky |
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Dryden name - Dallas Morning News March 23, 1972 |
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Photograph Judge Dryden |
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10 |
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Outline of Kit Carson's Career (Dryden Interest) |
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Thomas Blackwell File |
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John Gnatt - Blackwell Trapping File Sterling. Blackwell - Chrisley Stringfellow |
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John Gnatt - Blackwell Trapping Party |
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Additional Research Files |
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Richard Gatt Williams and his trip to Sante Fe in 1826 |
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2 |
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William Donoho and Family |
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Alexander G. Follett 1822-1906 |
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Issac N. Fleeson |
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Gold Hunting in Texas |
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James Hamilton |
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Materials furnished by Susan Buell Hale Simmons and Maffitt Family |
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Commodore John Newland Maffitt and Maffitt Family |
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9 |
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Solomon Houck and Descendants and Augustus Storrs |
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10 |
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Augustus Storrs, Jr. and Sr. |
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11 |
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Gideon K. Lewis |
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12 |
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H.L. Kinney |
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R.D. Johnson, Galveston, Texas (Maffitt and Lamar Families) |
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14 |
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Lucius Falkland Thurston |
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15 |
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Jose Agustin Quintero |
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16 |
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Frank Tolbert - Few Clips |
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Republic of the Rio Grande City of Matamoras, Microfilm Copy Tuesday, June 30, 1846 |
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18 |
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John H. Peoples |
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19 |
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Albert Pike (Aaron Lewis) |
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20 |
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Clark R. Owen |
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21 |
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Maps of the environs of Matamoras Showing the Battlefields of Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma |
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22 |
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Mussina Papers |
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23 |
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"Private Lives" - Cartoon George S. Patton |
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24 |
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Morman Disturbances in Missouri 1831-1838 |
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25 |
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John Joel Glanton |
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Notes for the Economic History of the Lower Rio Grande Valley 1820-1875 by Leroy P. Graf, Ph.D. Thesis Harvard. |
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27 |
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Sam Houston |
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28 |
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General Hugh McLeod |
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29 |
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Notes on James Kirker - Original prepared by W.W. Hutchinson |
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30 |
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William Knight |
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31 |
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Dr. George East of Samford Kentucky and the East Family |
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John A. Yeoteh and the Mesquite gum project "My Texas" by J. Frank Dobie |
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Samuel Swartout |
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James Love |
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Wolfskills, Letters from John Hawkins |
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Lysander Wells Papers |
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Edward A. Weyman, U.S.N. |
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Map File |
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Hugh McLeod Papers |
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9 |
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Solomon Smith |
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10 |
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Sidney Sherman |
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11 |
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William D. Redd File |
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12 |
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New Orleans - Fire Jan. 18, 1851 & Map of Vieux Carre |
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Sketch of Commodore Edwin Ward Moore |
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14 |
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Congressional Record 75th Congress Third Session - Remarks of Maury Maverick - Texas Independence Day March 2, 1938 |
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Texas Sketches by W.E. Bard |
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Short Story "The Big Storm" by W.E. Bard |
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Miscellaneous Sketches |
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A. Bledsoe, the Man Texas Forgot by Vivian Richardson |
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List of Graves in Galveston Cemeteries |
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20 |
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Rev. Edward Fontaine |
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21 |
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Harbert Davenport |
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22 |
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Mrs. S.J. Cartledge Papers |
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23 |
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Webb and Allied Families |
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24 |
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The Life of Mrs. Horn with extracts from Indian Wars and Pioneers of Texas by John Henry Brown |
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25 |
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Book of Chronicles |
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26 |
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James D. Cooke |
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27 |
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Centennial Columbus Enquirer. L.S. Patterson April 22, 1928 |
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28 |
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Broaddus Family |
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29 |
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Bugg Family |
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30 |
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Articles about Theodosia Burr Alston, daughter of Aaron Burr |
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"The City of Galveston" |
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Note cards related to a variety of research projects. Microfilm copies of National Archives Records relating mainly to Mirabeau B. Lamar. Time in Your Hands by W.E. Bard |
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