Texas Adjutant General's Department:
An Inventory of Texas Volunteers (Spanish-American War)
Records at the Texas State Archives,
1898-1904 (bulk 1898-1901)
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Creator: |
Texas. Adjutant General's
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Title: |
Texas Volunteers
(Spanish-American War) records |
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Dates: |
1898-1904 |
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Dates: |
(bulk 1898-1901) |
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Abstract: |
These records consist
of circulars, general and special orders, related printed matter, records of
personnel, quartermaster and ordnance records, records of payments for service,
and claims files, all relating to the Texas Volunteers which were mobilized for
service in the Spanish-American War of 1898. The records date 1898-1904 (bulk
1898-1901). |
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Quantity: |
3.97 cubic
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Language |
English. |
On April 25, 1898, the U.S. Congress declared war on Spain. Two days
before, President William McKinley had issued a call for 125,000 volunteers.
The Spanish-American War saw the nationalization of the Texas Volunteer Guard,
which was organized into four regiments of infantry and one of cavalry, and
designated the Texas Volunteers. A truce was signed in August, and a treaty
formally ending the war in December 1898. The Texas Volunteers were
de-nationalized in late 1898, and the Texas Volunteer Guard was reorganized on
April 1, 1903 as the Texas National Guard.
An act of the U.S. Congress was approved on July 8, 1898, entitled
"An Act to reimburse the governors of States and
Territories for expenses incurred by them in aiding the United States to raise
and organize, and supply and equip the Volunteer Army of the United States in
the existing war with Spain." This act was amended by another act of
Congress (approved March 3, 1899), and paralleled by an act of the 23rd
Legislature of Texas (approved June 1, 1899). Simply put, the individual
claimants would submit claims against the State of Texas, which would in turn
submit claims against the United States government.
These records consist of circulars, general and special orders,
related printed matter, records of personnel, quartermaster and ordnance
records, records of payments for service, and claims files, all relating to the
Texas Volunteers which were mobilized for service in the Spanish-American War
of 1898. The records date 1898-1904 (bulk 1898-1901).
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Organization of the Records |
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These records are organized into five series: |
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Military orders and related printed matter, 1898-1901,
fractional |
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Records of personnel, 1898-1901, 0.52 cubic ft. |
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Records of property, 1898, 0.25 cubic ft. |
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Records of payments for service, 1898-1904 (bulk 1901-1902),
1.20 cubic ft. |
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Claims, 1898-1901, 1.91 cubic ft. |
Restrictions on Access
None.
Restrictions on Use
Letterpress books are extremely fragile; pages are tissue-thin and
bindings are either broken already or ready to break. Therefore they may not be
photocopied, and must be treated with great care.
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The terms listed here were used to catalog the
records. The terms can be used to find similar or related records. |
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Corporate Names: |
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United States.
Army. Texas Cavalry Regiment, 1st
(1898). |
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United States.
Army. Texas Infantry Regiment, 1st
(1898). |
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United States.
Army. Texas Infantry Regiment, 2nd
(1898). |
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United States.
Army. Texas Infantry Regiment, 3rd
(1898). |
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United States.
Army. Texas Infantry Regiment, 4th
(1898). |
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Subjects: |
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Spanish-American War,
1898. |
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Document Types: |
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Orders (military
records)--Texas--1898-1902. |
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Returns (military
reports)--Texas--Military records--1898-1902. |
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Financial
records--Texas--Military records--1898-1902. |
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Pay
records--Texas--Military records--1898-1902. |
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Claims--Texas--Military
records--1898-1902. |
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Rosters--Texas--Military
records--1898-1902. |
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Functions: |
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Protecting country.
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The following materials are offered as
possible sources of further information on the agencies and subjects covered by
the records. The listing is not exhaustive. |
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Texas State
Archives |
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Texas Office of the Governor, Records of Charles Allen
Culberson, 1891-1899, 10.34 cubic ft. |
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"The Roster of the Rough Riders "[There is no finding aid available for
this unprocessed collection. Call number is 1987/096.]
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"History and Minutes of the Department
of Texas Spanish War Veterans from 1909 to 1946 "[There is no finding aid available for
this unprocessed collection. Call number is Volume 2-1/203.]
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Spanish-American War papers of Captain George Willrich, in
the Adina de Zavala Collection
[There is no finding aid available for
this unprocessed collection. Call number is 2-23/988.]. |
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36th Division Association Papers, 1857-1964 and [19--], 13
ft., 2 in. |
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Texas Adjutant General's Department, Departmental
correspondence, 1846-1943 (bulk 1861-1933), 121.62 cubic ft. |
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Texas Adjutant General's Department, Military rolls, Texas
Volunteers (Spanish-American War) military rolls, 1898-1899, 1901, undated,
5.66 cubic ft. |
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Texas Adjutant General's Department, Service records, United
States Volunteers (Spanish-American War) service records, 1898, 17.86 cubic
ft. |
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Texas Adjutant General's Department, Texas Volunteer Guard
records, 1874-1904, undated, 19.34 cubic ft. |
(Identify the item and cite the series), Texas Volunteers
(Spanish-American War) records, Texas Adjutant General's Department. Archives
and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives
Commission.
Accession number: 1933/001
The majority of these records were transferred to the Texas State
Archives by the Texas Adjutant General's Department on February 21, 1934.
Tony Black, February 1987
Detailed Description of the Records
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Military orders and related printed matter,
1898-1901,
fractional |
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These records consist of more than 100 printed circulars, general
orders and special orders issued by both state and federal military officials
during (or if after, related to) the Spanish-American War. They date 1898-1901.
Twelve of them are general orders issued by the Adjutant General of Texas; 41
are special orders emanating from the headquarters of the Department of the
Gulf in Atlanta, Georgia; 38 are special orders issued by either the War
Department or the Headquarters of the Army in Washington, D.C. between July,
1898 and March, 1899. |
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In addition, there are a number of printed items, including the
following: a proclamation by the Governor of Texas (April 25, 1898)
[typescript]; rules for the preparation and settlement of claims, printed by
the Treasury Department, Auditor for the War Department (August 10, 1898);
Public Bill Number 209, an "Act to reimburse the governors
of states..." (March 3, 1899); and Senate Document Number 260 from the
56th Congress, 1st Session, a letter from the Secretary of War concerning
expenses of volunteers during the organization of the army for the Spanish War
(March, 1900). Finally, there is a packet of assorted documents labeled
"Rules, Acts of Congress, General Orders, and
Circular." |
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Arrangement |
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These records are arranged by originating office and by kind of
order, and therein chronologically. |
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Preferred Citation |
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(Identify the item), Military orders and related printed
matter, Texas Volunteers (Spanish-American War) records, Texas Adjutant
General's Department. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State
Library and Archives Commission. |
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Accession Information |
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Accession number: 1933/001 |
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The majority of these records were transferred to the Texas
State Archives by the Texas Adjutant General's Department on February 21,
1934. |
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Restrictions on Access |
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None. |
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Restrictions on Use |
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None. |
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Processed by |
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Tony Black, February 1987 |
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Adjutant General of
Texas |
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folder |
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General Orders,
April-July 1898 |
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Circulars,
November 1899 and February
1901 |
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3rd Texas Volunteer
Infantry |
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folder |
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1. |
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Special Orders,
December 1898 |
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Department of the
Gulf |
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folder |
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General Orders,
1898 |
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2. |
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Special Orders,
July-September 1898 |
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Special Orders,
October-December 1898 |
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Adjutant General of the United
States (Washington, D.C.) |
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folder |
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Headquarters of the Army: General Orders,
April-May 1898 |
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4. |
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War Department: Circulars,
June 1898 |
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4. |
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War Department: Special Orders,
July-August 1898 |
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4. |
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Headquarters of the Army: Special Orders,
October-December 1898 |
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Headquarters of the Army: Special Orders,
January-March 1899 |
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Printed matter,
1898-1900 |
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Records of personnel,
1898-1901,
0.52 cubic ft. |
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These records consist of regimental returns, descriptive lists of
recruits, an officer's index, reports on officers, lists of rejected men, and
petitions for demobilization, dating 1898-1901. |
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The regimental returns are seven oversized returns from the
following regiments of Texas Volunteers: the 1st Infantry at Jacksonville,
Florida (July, 1898) and Miami, Florida (August, 1898); the 2nd Infantry at
Mobile, Alabama (May, 1898) and Miami, Florida (June, 1898); and the 1st
Cavalry at Fort Sam Houston, Texas (June-August, 1898). Information contained
on each return includes the following: stations of companies and names of
company captains; numbers of officers and enlisted men present and absent, both
by status (e.g., "sick") and by rank; alterations
(gain/loss) since the last monthly return; numbers of horses; absent enlisted
men accounted for by name; a record of events; the commissioned officers
(names, ranks, stations, and remarks); and alterations among enlisted men
(name, rank, company, date, place, and remarks). |
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The descriptive lists of recruits, some on pre-printed forms and
others on handmade forms, cover most of the companies in the 3rd Regiment of
Texas Volunteer Infantry, and most of the troops in the 1st Regiment of Texas
Volunteer Cavalry. Information contained on the forms varies, but normally
includes the following: name, rank, age at enlistment, height, complexion,
color of eyes, color of hair, where born (town or county, and state or
kingdom), occupation, and enlistment data (when, where, by whom, and for what
period). Other occasional information includes: residence, number of miles
travelled from residence to place of rendezvous, marital status, name and
address of parent/guardian/nearest relative, and to what date last paid. Pencil
notations usually state "Indexed." In addition,
there are wrappers listing names under the heading "correspondence, applications, etc." for each of the four
infantry regiments and the cavalry regiment (dated 1898), plus other wrappers
that list by name the descriptive and assignment cards of recruits assigned to
the 3rd Texas Infantry since the original muster. |
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There is a volume labeled "Index, Texas U.S.
Volunteers, 4th Texas Infantry," with additional notations:
"Officers recorded in officers' roster--for officers and
enlisted men see muster rolls;" and "Index No.
3." This alphabetical index gives only name and county. |
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The reports on officers include two documents. One is a list of
infantry officers from all four regiments, giving company, city, name, rank,
and comments (e.g., "excellent," or
"good, promoted to major," or "incompetent, lazy and intemperate."). The other is a
report in chart form on officers of the 1st Infantry, dated October 1899;
information includes: name, company, rank, regiment, whether a graduate, name
of educational institution, whether formerly a member of the Texas Volunteer
Guard, and whether an officer in the Texas Volunteer Guard, or rank on April
20, 1898. |
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The lists of officers and men rejected by the U.S. Medical
Examiner, dating 1901 but referring to the mobilization of troops in 1898,
includes information that varies from list to list: name, rank, residence, date
enrolled (or date of assembly at rendezvous), date of rejection, number of
days, rate of pay, and amount of pay. Several, in fact, are in the form of a
payroll. |
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There are two petitions for demobilization or mustering out of
companies (both dated September 1898), on the grounds that the war was nearly
over. One was addressed to the Adjutant General of Texas, the other to the U.S.
Adjutant General but forwarded to the Texas Adjutant General. These lists of
signatures included 103 men of Company C, 3rd Texas Volunteer Infantry, and 92
men of Troop A, 1st Texas Volunteer Cavalry. |
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Arrangement |
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These records are arranged by type of record. Regimental returns
are arranged by organization, and therein chronologically. The lists of
officers and men rejected are arranged by company. |
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Preferred Citation |
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(Identify the item), Records of personnel, Texas Volunteers
(Spanish-American War) records, Texas Adjutant General's Department. Archives
and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives
Commission. |
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Accession Information |
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Accession number: 1933/001 |
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The majority of these records were transferred to the Texas
State Archives by the Texas Adjutant General's Department on February 21,
1934. |
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Restrictions on Access |
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None. |
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Restrictions on Use |
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None. |
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Processed by |
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Tony Black, February 1987 |
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Records of
personnel |
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8. |
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Regimental returns,
1898 |
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folder |
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11. |
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Descriptive lists, 3rd Infantry,
1898 |
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Descriptive lists, 1st Cavalry,
1898 |
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folder |
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List of alterations, 1st Infantry,
May-July 1898 |
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Lists of descriptive and assignment cards of recruits,
3rd Infantry,
1898 |
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Wrappers,
1898 |
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Reports on officers,
1899 |
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Lists of rejected men,
1901 |
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11. |
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Petitions for demobilization,
1898 |
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Index of officers, 4th Texas Infantry,
undated |
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Records of property,
1898,
0.25 cubic ft. |
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These comprise quartermaster and ordnance records of the Texas
Volunteers for the Spanish-American War, 1898. |
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The quartermaster records include mostly invoices and receipts of
quartermaster stores for individual companies, often joined on one form. In
addition, there are returns, requisitions, vouchers, bills of lading,
affidavits of responsibility, affidavits of loss, and correspondence. |
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The ordnance records include invoices and receipts of ordnance and
ordnance stores, plus returns, affidavits of loss, and bills of lading. |
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Arrangement |
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These records are arranged by kind of record. |
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Preferred Citation |
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(Identify the item), Records of property, Texas Volunteers
(Spanish-American War) records, Texas Adjutant General's Department. Archives
and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives
Commission. |
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Accession Information |
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Accession number: 1933/001 |
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The majority of these records were transferred to the Texas
State Archives by the Texas Adjutant General's Department on February 21,
1934. |
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Restrictions on Access |
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None. |
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Restrictions on Use |
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None. |
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Processed by |
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Tony Black, February 1987 |
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Records of
property |
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12-22. |
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Quartermaster records,
1898 |
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23-25. |
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Ordnance records,
1898 |
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Records of payments for services,
1898-1904 (bulk 1901-1902),
1.20 cubic ft. |
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These records consist of eleven letterpress books containing
records of pay of recruits, in two groups, dating 1901-1902. The first group of
letterpress books are actually receipts for pay vouchers, with a cover letter
stating: "Enclosed herewith I hand you a receipt [sic]
filled out to cover the amount due you by the State of Texas for pay from the
date of assembly of your troop....Please sign the receipt below and write your
Post Office address...and a check will then be mailed to you for the amount
named therein....Thomas Scurry." This is followed at the foot of the page
by a receipt: "Received from Honorable Joseph D. Sayers,
Governor of Texas, the sum of $_____ in payment of the amount due me, [rank,
company, regiment]. [Signature]." |
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The second group of letterpress books record the actual payment,
stating: "Enclosed herewith please find check No._____ on
the Austin National Bank for $_____ in payment of the amount due you for
service...." These volumes have indexes, by the letter of the company
rather than the name of the soldier. |
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In addition, there are a handful of documents relating to payments
for other services relating to the Spanish-American War, dating 1898-1904.
These include a memorandum for the routing of troops to Austin; payrolls for
clerk hire, night guard, and labor necessary for transferring camp equipage to
the U.S. Volunteers; and a bank statement for 1901. |
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Arrangement |
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These records are arranged by type of letterpress book, and
therein by regiment. |
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Preferred Citation |
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(Identify the item), Records of payments for services, Texas
Volunteers (Spanish-American War) records, Texas Adjutant General's Department.
Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives
Commission. |
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Accession Information |
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Accession number: 1933/001 |
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The majority of these records were transferred to the Texas
State Archives by the Texas Adjutant General's Department on February 21,
1934. |
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Restrictions on Access |
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None. |
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Restrictions on Use |
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Letterpress books are extremely fragile; pages are tissue-thin
and bindings are either broken already or ready to break. Therefore they may
not be photocopied, and must be treated with great care. |
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Processed by |
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Tony Black, February 1987 |
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Vouchers |
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1st Cavalry,
August 1, 1901 |
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| 401-1036 |
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1st Infantry,
August 1, 1901 |
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| 401-1037 |
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2nd Infantry,
August 1, 1901 |
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| 401-1038 |
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3rd Infantry,
August 1, 1901 |
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| 401-1039 |
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4th Infantry,
August 1, November 1, 1901 |
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| 401-1040 |
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4th Infantry and rejects,
November 1-29, 1901 |
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Payments |
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1st Cavalry,
August 12, 1901-February 18,
1902 |
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| 401-1042 |
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1st Infantry,
August 15, 1901-March 8, 1902 |
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| 401-1043 |
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2nd Infantry,
September 2, 1901-May 12, 1902 |
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| 401-1044 |
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3rd Infantry,
October 7, 1901-March 25, 1902 |
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| 401-1045 |
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4th Infantry,
November 13, 1901-April 7,
1902 |
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26. |
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Records of payments for services,
1898-1904 |
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Claims,
1898-1901,
1.91 cubic ft. |
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An act of the U.S. Congress was approved on July 8, 1898, entitled
"An Act to reimburse the governors of States and
Territories for expenses incurred by them in aiding the United States to raise
and organize, and supply and equip the Volunteer Army of the United States in
the existing war with Spain." This act, amended by another act of
Congress (approved March 3, 1899), and paralleled by an act of the 23rd
Legislature of Texas (approved June 1, 1899), constitute the enabling
legislation behind this group of Adjutant General's records. Simply put, the
individual claimants would submit claims against the State of Texas, which
would in turn submit claims against the United States government. The
researcher can find circulars and rules for the preparation and settlement of
these claims in the Texas Volunteers (Spanish-American War) records' series
Military orders and related printed matter,
described elsewhere. |
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These records consist of two types of Spanish-American War-related
claims files, dating 1898-1901. The first of these are claims by the State of
Texas against the United States, which were presented in 12 installments
between 1900 and 1901. A typical installment package includes cover letters
from the Treasury Department, Office of Auditor for the War Department in
Washington, D.C., to Adjutant General of Texas Thomas Scurry; abstracts of
vouchers; statements of differences; and explantations. |
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The second type of claim file is the individual claim presented to
the State of Texas, which formed the basis for the first type of claim. A
typical individual claim file includes correspondence concerning the claim;
cover letters; affidavits; vouchers; and receipts for payment of the claim. |
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Arrangement |
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These records are arranged by type of claim file. Claims by the
State of Texas are arranged numerically, by installment. Individual claims are
arranged alphabetically by name of the individual or business. |
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Preferred Citation |
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(Identify the item), Claims, Texas Volunteers (Spanish-American
War) records, Texas Adjutant General's Department. Archives and Information
Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission. |
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Accession Information |
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Accession number: 1933/001 |
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The majority of these records were transferred to the Texas
State Archives by the Texas Adjutant General's Department on February 21,
1934. |
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Restrictions on Access |
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None. |
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Restrictions on Use |
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None. |
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Processed by |
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Tony Black, February 1987 |
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Claims of State of Texas vs. United
States, 1900-1901
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1st Installment |
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2nd Installment |
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3rd Installment |
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4th Installment |
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5th Installment |
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6th Installment |
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7th Installment |
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8th Installment |
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9th Installment |
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10th Installment |
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11th Installment |
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12. |
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12th Installment |
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13. |
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Miscellaneous |
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Individual claims, 1898-1901
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Abbot, Elisha G. |
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Adams, W. F. |
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3. |
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Anderson, A. D. |
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Austin and Northwestern Railroad Company |
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5. |
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Austin National Bank |
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Bailey, J. W. |
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Berger, Mrs. C. |
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Bierbower, Captain C. G. |
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Bledsoe, Isaac |
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Bower, E. G. |
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11. |
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Boyd, W. E. |
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Bradley, Presley B. |
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Brewer, William |
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14. |
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Briggs, L. F. |
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15. |
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Brown, Frank Jr. |
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Brown, Richmond N. |
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Bryan, E. W. |
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Bryan, L. L. |
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Burdette, A. G. |
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Burges, Captain Alfred R. |
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Campbell, F. E. |
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Carroll, Reverend Benajah H. Jr. |
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Chance, S. B. |
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25. |
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Chapman Hardware |
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26. |
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Cloyd, George W. |
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27. |
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Cohen, Jake |
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28. |
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Colby, Frank C. |
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Dennis, R. T. and Co. |
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Deutser, E. |
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31. |
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Dies, Martin |
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32. |
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Duke, M. H. |
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33. |
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Dumas, V. J. |
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34. |
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Dunn, B. H. |
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35. |
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Ellison and Badger |
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Falcone, Mrs. J. |
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Feinberg, S. |
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Finks, W. K. and Co. |
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Fisher, Captain A. S. |
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Flanagan and McDougle |
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Foochee, J. A. |
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Fort Worth and Denver City Railroad
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Frank, A. B. and Company |
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Frank Brothers |
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Galveston, Houston and San Antonio Railway
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Gary, Hampson |
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Gililland, Captain J. K. |
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Grand, Dr. C. W. and Erwin, Dr. T. T. |
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Green, G. E. |
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Green, H. C. |
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Griffin, John A. |
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Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway
Company |
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Gunn, Captain Joe R. |
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Haldeman, H. P. and Co. |
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Halff, M. and Brother |
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Hammond, D. S. |
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Harrison, James A. |
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Hatzfeld and Company |
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Hecht, M. |
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Hill, R. E. |
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Hille, O. J. |
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Hillsboro Investment and Electric Company |
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Hirt and Miller |
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Holland, R. S. |
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Holman, Captain J. R. |
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Holman, Captain W. S. |
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Holser, W. C. |
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Hooser, J. N. |
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Houston and Texas Central Railroad Company |
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Houston East and West Texas Railroad
Company |
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Howell, Jesse |
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Hughes, Mrs. C. W. |
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Hughes Brothers and Boswell |
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Hunter, Captain J. R. |
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Ingram, Dryden A. |
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International and Great Northern Railroad
Company |
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Ireson, Captain J. W. |
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Jarvis, Captain R. L. |
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Johnson, D. R. |
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Jones, Tom |
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Lapowski Mercantile Company |
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Lawlor, James |
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Lazarus, L. |
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Lee, Captain E. C. |
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Leffler, Captain H. S. |
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Levine, Pierce |
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Levy, Leon R. |
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Lloyd, W. K. |
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Lockett, M. B. |
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Lockett, W. A. |
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Low, Theodore |
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Luther, J. F. |
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Lyon, Dupont B. |
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Martin-Brown Company |
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Mayer and Schmidt |
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Mayfield, W. N. |
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McCampbell and Sutherland |
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McCormick, Captain George |
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McKean Eilers and Company |
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Macmanus, A. F. W. |
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Miller, Wallace R. |
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Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway |
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Mitchell, Captain C. S. |
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Moon, J. L. |
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Morrison, H. Jr. |
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Mothner Brothers |
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Muchert, Captain Julius E. |
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Nathan, J. J., and Company |
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New York, Texas and Mexican Railroad
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Nix and Baird |
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Norwood, Hammond |
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Nussnaum, Julius and Company |
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Owen, W. H. |
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Pacific Express Company |
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Pancoast, A. and Sons |
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Parham, L. B. |
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Parish, Captain S. W. |
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Pedigo, C. R. |
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Pendergast Smith and Company |
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Perrenot, Captain E. E. |
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Piper, F. A. and Company |
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Postal Telegraph Cable Company |
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Price, West F. |
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Raatz |
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Ramsdell, F. R., MD |
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Ranssel, Thomas |
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Rareshide, A. M. |
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Reed, T. S., and Son |
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Rembert, F. T. |
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Rhea, Captain James F. |
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Richardson, W. H. |
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Roberts, T. P. |
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Robertson, C. P. |
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Rumsey, R. S., Livery Stable |
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St. Louis Southwestern Railroad Company of
Texas |
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Sanger Brothers |
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Scivally, W. J. |
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Seaman and East Grocery Company |
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Sewell, T. E. |
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Shields, E. G. |
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Simms, W. E. |
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Skeen, Thomas D. |
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Smith and Brady |
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Smith, Captain James W. |
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Smith, Captain Walter L. |
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Southwestern Telephone and Telegraph
Company |
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Staerker, Julius F. |
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Stafford, J. E. |
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Stein, C. N. |
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Sullivan, R. J. |
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Sumner, Ben F. |
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Teagarden and Shumate |
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Texas Midland Railroad |
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Texas and New Orleans Railroad |
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Texas and Pacific Railway Company |
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Theriot, Captain Victor N. |
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Thomas, W. Tass |
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Tips, Walter |
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Tobin, John W. |
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Towles, Captain Churchill |
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Tucker Zive and Company |
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Walker, Captain William W. |
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Walpole, Captain William |
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Water Works, Electric Light and Power |
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Watts, Wiltz W. |
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Webb Brothers and Davis |
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Weiss, E. C. |
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West, Captain George |
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West, William O. |
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Western Union Telegraph Company |
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Wharton, Reverend A. J. |
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Whittington, Nat |
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Willrich, Captain George |
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Young, Captain F. S. |
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