Overview
Lindsay
family.
Lindsey family
papers
1834-1922
These papers are
correspondence, both business and personal; appointments; certificates; deeds
of land sales; survey field notes; original lands grants; statements of land
sales; judgements and lawsuits; bills of sales; probate materials; record
books; business diaries; receipts and notes of bills due; notes of
expenditures; a muster roll; biographical material; maps of lands surveyed;
funerary materials; and clippings. Materials date from 1834 to 1922 and are the
Lindsey family papers. A major period covered is William Lindsey's time as
county surveyor, 1838-1841, and during 1850-1889 when the land business was
booming. There is a series of letters between J.E. McCord and Queene Lindsey,
1876-1881, which discusses the sale of lands from William Lindsey's estate.
Other important items include several original land grants assigned by
presidents and early governors of Texas, and copies of several deeds of land
sales. Most of these deeds document land sales within the town of San Marcos,
Texas.
0.71 cubic
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Restrictions on Access
None.
Restrictions on Use
Under the Copyright Act of 1976 as amended in 1998, unpublished
manuscripts are protected at a minimum through December 31, 2002 or 70 years
after the author's death. Researchers are responsible for complying with the
Copyright Law.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item and cite the series), Lindsey family papers.
Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives
Commission.
Biographical Sketch
Colonel William Lindsey was born in Georgia on May 17, 1801. He became
a farmer and gold prospector. In 1837, while prospecting in Texas, he met
Robert Trimble, and they contracted out to survey Galveston Island. Upon
completion of this in 1838, they went to San Antonio, where Robert Trimble was
appointed County Surveyor of Bexar County and William Lindsey was made Deputy
County Surveyor. Lindsey was later appointed County Surveyor, serving in this
capacity from 1839 to 1841. In 1839 Lindsey brought his family to settle in San
Antonio. From approximately 1843 to 1847 he served as District Surveyor in
Fayette County. In 1848 he came to San Marcos. He helped to lay out this town
and opened a land title and real estate company with his cousin, J.E. McCord.
He worked in this business until his death, on November 16, 1852. His son,
Andrew F. Lindsey and a daughter, Queene Lindsey, continued to work with the
business. Throughout William Lindsey's stay in Texas he succeeded in purchasing
large tracts of land. Many of these were sold after his death.
William Lindsey married Mary Chandler and they had four children who
grew past infancy. Louisiana Lindsey married J. N. Blair. After his death she
married Herbert W. Harvey. William F. Lindsey served in the Confederate Army,
worked some with the family business, and became a County Sheriff in 1857. He
died in the 1870s. Andrew M. Lindsey worked with the family business and served
as County Tax Assessor and Collector in 1851, 1852, and 1854. He served in the
Confederate Army, dying at the close of the Civil War. Mary E. Lindsey died at
the age of five. Queene E. Lindsey worked with the family business, and along
with her sister, Mrs. Harvey, and their cousin, J.E. McCord, was involved in
numerous sales of land from William Lindsey's estate.
Scope and Contents of the Records
These papers are: correspondence, both business and personal;
appointments; certificates; deeds of land sales; survey field notes; original
land grants; statements of land sales; judgements and lawsuits; bills of sale;
probate materials; record books; business diaries; receipts and notes of bills
due; notes of expenditures; a muster roll; biographical material; maps of lands
surveyed; funerary materials; and clippings.
The Lindsey Family Papers cover the years 1834 to 1922. The bulk of
the material deals with the period when Lindsey was County Surveyor of Bexar
County, Texas, 1838-1841, and also with the period 1850-1889. These dates cover
a period in which there were many land transactions and correspondence was
heavy between family members. The period containing the least amount of
material is 1890-1922.
There is a series of letters between J. E. McCord and Queene Lindsey,
1876-1881, which discusses the sale of lands from William Lindsey's estate.
Other important items included in this collection consist of several original
land grants assigned by various presidents and early governors of Texas, and
copies of several deeds of land sales. Most of these deeds document land sales
within the town of San Marcos, Texas.
Organization of the Records
The Lindsey family papers are organized into 10 series and 11
subseries:
- Personal correspondence, 1836-1922, 0.1 cubic ft. (49
leaves)
- Papers relating to surveying period, 1837-1847, 0.1 cubic ft. (77
leaves)
- Period while surveying Galveston, 1837, fractional (3
leaves)
- Period as surveyor of Bexar County, 1838-1841, 0.1 cubic ft.
(69 leaves)
- Period as district surveyor in Fayette County, 1843-1847,
fractional (5 leaves)
- Papers involving land transactions, 1838-1881, fractional (61
leaves)
- Correspondence, 1841-1881, fractional (34 leaves)
- Deeds of land sales, 1844-1878, fractional (15 leaves)
- Original land grants, 1838-1847, fractional (4 leaves)
- Field notes of surveys, 1838, 1858, fractional (2
leaves)
- Statements of lands sales for William and A. M. Lindsey,
1838-1878, fractional (6 leaves)
- Legal documents, 1836-1878, fractional (24 leaves)
- Lawsuits and judgments, 1851-1862, fractional (10
leaves)
- Bills of sale of slaves, 1843, 1852, fractional (2
leaves)
- Probate materials, 1836-1878, fractional (12 leaves)
- Record books, 1840-1877, 0.1 cubic ft. (2 bound volumes)
- Business diaries, 1834-1876, 0.1 cubic ft. (8 bound
volumes)
- Financial documents, 1836-1902, 0.1 cubic ft. (77 leaves)
- Lindsey family material, 1837-1907, fractional (12 leaves)
- Maps, undated, fractional (3 leaves)
- Printed materials, 1838, 1864, undated, fractional (34 leaves)
Index Terms
The terms listed here were used to catalog the
papers. The terms can be used to find similar or related materials.
Personal Names:
Lindsey, William,
1801-1852.
Family Names:
Lindsay family.
Subjects:
Surveying--Texas.
Surveyors--Texas.
Land
grants--Texas.
Land
titles--Texas.
Land use--Texas.
Places:
San Marcos
(Tex.)
Document Types:
Correspondence--Texas--Lindsay
family--1834-1922.
Legal
documents--Texas--Lindsay family--1834-1922.
Financial
records--Texas--Lindsay family--1834-1922.
Related Material
The following materials are offered as
possible sources of further information on the agencies and subjects covered by
these papers. The listing is not exhaustive.
Texas State
Archives
None.
Processing Information
Laura K. Saegert, May 1981
Accession Information
Accession number: 1981/160
The actual dates of accession and the donor of this collection are
unknown. The accession number was assigned for control purposes in May
1981.
Detailed Description of the Records
Personal correspondence,
1836-1922,
0.1 cubic ft. (49 leaves)
Papers are personal correspondence between friends and Lindsey
family members; letters discussing financial matters which do not pertain to
land transactions; and letters of introduction. Correspondence dates from 1836
to 1922. Several letters, dating from 1864 to 1865, were written by Andrew M.
Lindsey to his family while fighting in the Civil War.
Arrangement
The materials are arranged chronologically.
Index Terms
Family Names:
Lindsay
family.
Places:
United
States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865.
Document Types:
Correspondence--Texas--Lindsay
family--1836-1922.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), Personal correspondence, Lindsey family
papers. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and
Archives Commission.
Correspondence:
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1.
1836-1845,
12 leaves
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2.
1850-1867,
17 leaves
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3.
1876-1922,
15 leaves
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4.
undated,
5 leaves
Papers relating to surveying period,
1837-1847,
0.1 cubic ft. (77 leaves)
Papers are correspondence, appointments of surveyors, a
certificate as a district surveyor, and drafts of oaths and notices, dating
from 1837 to 1847. Papers relate to William Lindsey's service as surveyor in
Galveston, Bexar County, and Fayette County, Texas.
Organization
These items are organized into three subseries:
- Period while surveying Galveston, 1837, fractional (3
leaves)
- Period as Surveyor of Bexar County, 1838-1841, 0.1 cubic ft.
(69 leaves)
- Period as District Surveyor in Fayette County, 1843-1847,
fractional (5 leaves)
Index Terms
Personal Names:
Lindsey, William,
1801-1852.
Subjects:
Land
use--Texas.
Surveying--Texas--Galveston Island.
Surveying--Texas--Bexar
County.
Surveying--Texas--Fayette County.
Surveyors--Texas.
Places:
Galveston Island
(Tex.)
Bexar County
(Tex.)
Fayette County
(Tex.)
Document Types:
Correspondence--Texas--Surveying--1837-1847.
Field
notes--Texas--Surveying--1837-1847.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item and cite the subseries), Papers relating to
surveying period, Lindsey family papers. Archives and Information Services
Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
Period while surveying Galveston,
1837,
fractional (3
leaves)
Papers are letters, dating from 1837, to surveyors William
Lindsey and Robert Trimble which discuss their course of action in surveying
Galveston and outline problems they might encounter.
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically.
Index Terms
Subjects:
Land
use--Texas.
Surveying--Texas--Galveston Island.
Places:
Galveston Island
(Tex.)
Document Types:
Correspondence--Galveston Island
(Tex.)--Surveying--1837.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), Period while surveying Galveston, Papers
relating to surveying period, Lindsey family papers. Archives and Information
Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
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5.
Galveston,
1837,
3 leaves
Period as surveyor of Bexar County,
1838-1841,
0.1 cubic ft. (69
leaves)
Papers are letters requesting surveys, letters asking questions
about a survey, oaths of clarification for a survey, appointments of surveyors,
and letters and notices from city government regarding duties of the county
surveyors. Materials date from 1838 to 1841. William Lindsey served as deputy
county surveyor and later as county surveyor for Bexar County, Texas during
this time period.
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically.
Index Terms
Personal Names:
Lindsey, William,
1801-1852.
Subjects:
Land
use--Texas.
Surveying--Texas--Bexar County.
Surveyors--Texas.
Places:
Bexar County
(Tex.)
Document Types:
Correspondence--Bexar County
(Tex.)--Surveying--1838-1841.
Oaths--Bexar County
(Tex.)--Surveying--1838-1841.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), Period as surveyor of Bexar County,
Papers relating to surveying period, Lindsey family papers. Archives and
Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
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6.
Bexar County, letters from the General Land Office,
1838,
12 leaves
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Bexar County:
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7.
1838,
11 leaves:
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8.
Jan. - Mar. 1839,
13 leaves
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9.
Apr. - Dec. 1839,
10 leaves
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10.
Feb. - June 1840,
12 leaves
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11.
July 1840 - Dec. 1841,
11 leaves
Period as district surveyor in
Fayette County,
1843-1847,
fractional (5
leaves)
Papers are requests for surveys and field notes, description of
a survey, clarification, and a certificate as district surveyor, dating from
1843 to 1847. William Lindsey served as district surveyor in Fayette County
during this time period.
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically.
Index Terms
Personal Names:
Lindsey, William,
1801-1852.
Subjects:
Land
use--Texas.
Surveying--Texas--Fayette County.
Surveyors--Texas.
Places:
Fayette County
(Tex.)
Document Types:
Correspondence--Fayette County
(Tex.)--Surveying--1843-1847.
Field
notes--Texas--Surveying--1843-1847.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), Period as district surveyor in Fayette
County, Papers relating to surveying period, Lindsey family papers. Archives
and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives
Commission.
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12.
Fayette County,
1843-1847,
5 leaves
Papers involving land transactions,
1838-1881,
fractional (61 leaves)
Papers are letters involved with the sale of land, deeds of land
sales, original land grants, field notes, and statements of land sales.
Materials date from 1838 to 1881. Most of the deeds are for sale of blocks and
lots within the city of San Marcos.
Organization
This series is organized into five subseries:
- Correspondence, 1841-1881, fractional (34 leaves)
- Deeds of land sales, 1844-1878, fractional (15 leaves)
- Original land grants, 1838-1847, fractional (4 leaves)
- Field notes of surveys, 1838, 1858, fractional (2
leaves)
- Statements of land sales for William and A. M. Lindsey,
1838-1878, fractional (6 leaves)
Index Terms
Personal Names:
Lindsey, William,
1801-1852.
Subjects:
Land
use--Texas.
Land titles--Texas--San
Marcos.
Land
grants--Texas.
Places:
San Marcos
(Tex.)
Document Types:
Correspondence--Texas--Land use--1841-1881.
Deeds--San Marcos
(Tex.)--Land use--1844-1878.
Field
notes--Texas--Surveying--1838, 1858.
Land
grants--Texas--1838-1847.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item and cite the subseries), Papers involving
land transactions, Lindsey family papers. Archives and Information Services
Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
Correspondence,
1841-1881,
fractional (34
leaves)
Items in this subseries consist of letters involving the sale of
land, before and after the fact, and also letters which discuss amounts paid
and due to individuals involved in the land transactions. Materials date from
1841 to 1881.
Arrangement
The letters are arranged chronologically.
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Correspondence between J. E. McCord and Queene
Lindsey,
1876-1881,
15 leaves
Discusses the sale of family lands and payments to be
made.
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Correspondence,
1841-1875,
19 leaves
Deeds of land sales,
1844-1878,
fractional (15
leaves)
Most of these deeds are of the sale of blocks and lots within
the city of San Marcos. Materials date from 1844 to 1878.
Arrangement
These items are arranged alphabetically by county, then survey
or city name.
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Deeds,
1844-1878,
15 leaves
Original land grants,
1838-1847,
fractional (4
leaves)
Arrangement
These items are arranged by the grant, or league name. Two of
these are located in oversize.
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16.
Land grants,
1838-1847,
4 leaves
Field notes of surveys,
1838, 1858,
fractional (2
leaves)
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17.
Field notes,
1838, 1858,
2 leaves
Statements of land sales for William
and A. M. Lindsey,
1838-1878,
fractional (6
leaves)
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18.
Statement of William Lindsey and estate,
1838, 1866,
3 leaves
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19.
Statement for A. M. Lindsey,
1850-1878,
3 leaves
Legal documents,
1836-1878,
fractional (24 leaves)
Papers are legal documents, including lawsuits and judgments,
bills of sale of slaves, powers of attorney, and a will, dating from 1836 to
1878. Several items deal with the settlement of William and A.M. Lindsey's
estates, including an inventory, an affidavit, and a petition. Deeds, although
legal documents, are included in the series Papers
involving land transactions because of their relevance to land
transactions.
Organization
This series is organized into three subseries by type of
record:
- Lawsuits and judgments, 1851-1862, 10 leaves
- Bills of sale of slaves, 1843, 1852, 2 leaves
- Probate materials, 1836-1878, 12 leaves
Index Terms
Personal Names:
Lindsey, William,
1801-1852.
Document Types:
Legal
documents--Texas--Land use--1836-1878.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item and cite the subseries), Legal documents,
Lindsey family papers. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State
Library and Archives Commission.
Lawsuits and judgments,
1851-1862,
fractional (10
leaves)
These lawsuits involve at least one member of the Lindsey
family. Materials date from 1851 to 1862.
Arrangement
They are arranged alphabetically by plaintiff, then date.
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Bob Heoshing vs. A. M. Lindsey, et al,
1862,
5 leaves
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21.
Lawsuits and judgements, miscellaneous,
1851-1859,
5 leaves
Bills of sale of slaves,
1843, 1852,
fractional (2
leaves)
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22.
Bills of sale,
1843, 1852,
2 leaves
Probate materials,
1836-1878,
fractional (12
leaves)
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23.
Probate, powers of attorney,
1836-1867,
7 leaves
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24.
Will of Jonathan Blair,
1842,
1 leaf
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25.
Settlement of William and A. M. Lindsey's estates,
1853-1878,
4 leaves
Record books,
1840-1877,
0.1 cubic ft. (2 bound volumes)
Papers are two record books, dating from 1840 to 1877, which deal
with business transactions, surveys conducted, and land certificates issued.
One book dates from 1840 to 1849 and includes statements of payments due, lists
of materials sold from Jonathan Blair's estate, lists of figures, notes of
payments made, and field notes made for surveys. The other book dates from 1847
to 1877 and contains records of land sales, surveys performed and land
certificates issued. The sales are entered by the buyer's name and these names
are indexed. The author is unknown.
Index Terms
Personal Names:
Lindsey, William,
1801-1852.
Family Names:
Lindsay
family.
Subjects:
Land
titles--Texas.
Surveying--Texas.
Document Types:
Business
records--Texas--Land use--1840-1877.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), Record books, Lindsey family papers.
Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives
Commission.
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Record book,
1840-1849,
one bound volume
Entries found within this book include: statements of
payments due, lists of materials sold from Jonathan Blair's estate, lists of
figures, notes of payments made, field notes made for surveys, and several
illegible passages. The volume covers 1840 to 1849
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Record book,
1847-1877,
one bound volume
This book contains a record of land sales to various
individuals, surveys performed and land certificates issued. The sales are
entered by the buyer's name and these names are indexed. Based on internal
evidence of the book and the time period involved, it is believed that this
book is associated with the title and real estate company, as a type of
business diary. Entries date from 1847 to 1877.
Business diaries,
1834-1876,
0.1 cubic ft. (8 bound volumes)
Papers are business diaries, dating from 1834 to 1876. Entries
include field notes of surveys; descriptions of land; lists of property
rendered; lists of purchases; notes of expenditures; bills for surveying;
travel notes of locating, surveying, and selling property; general travel
entries; and miscellaneous figures. San Marcos is mentioned in a number of the
entries. Diaries probably belonged to William Lindsey, Andrew M. Lindsey,
William F. Lindsey, and J.E. McCord.
Arrangement
The diaries are arranged chronologically, then by owner.
Index Terms
Personal Names:
Lindsey, William,
1801-1852.
Family Names:
Lindsay
family.
Subjects:
Land
titles--Texas.
Surveying--Texas.
Places:
San Marcos
(Tex.)
Document Types:
Business
records--Texas--Land use--1840-1877.
Diaries--Texas--Land
use--1840-1877.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), Business diaries, Lindsey family papers.
Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives
Commission.
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28.
Diary,
Mar. - Apr. 1834,
one volume
This diary is presumably William Lindsey's because of the
time period and the area involved. It contains field notes of land surveyed in
San Antonio.
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Diary of A. M. Lindsey,
1852,
one volume
The entries in this diary consist of lists of expenses
and employees, field notes of land descriptions; and bills for
surveying.
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Diary of William F. Lindsey,
1852,
one volume
This diary contains very few entries; they consist
largely of notes of expenditures.
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31.
Diary of William F. Lindsey,
1854,
one volume
This diary has entries containing notes of expenditures
and notes about court cases. The case entries include the date they came to
hand and executions resulting from the case, if any.
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Diary,
1854,
one volume
The author of this diary is unknown. The diary consists
of dated entries of field notes of lands surveyed. Because of the time period
and the nature of the information the diary contains, it is believed that it
belonged to someone connected with the title and real estate
company.
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1.
Diary,
1855,
one volume
The author of this diary is unknown. Daily entries
discuss business travels, bills paid out, surveys performed, and lands sold.
Areas mentioned in the diary include Austin, Bastrop, Blanco, Gonzales, and San
Marcos. Because of the time period and the nature of the information in the
diary, it is believed that this diary belonged to someone connected with the
title and real estate company. Several entries make reference to A. M. Lindsey,
so it is suspected that the diary was owned by William F. Lindsey, or possibly
J. E. McCord.
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2.
Diary,
1862,
one volume
The author of this diary is unknown. There are daily
entries, which largely consist of places visited, cash paid out, bills
collected, and land sold. There is also part of a letter in it. Places
mentioned in the diary include San Saba, Camp Davis, Camp Verde and several
other camps. Because of the time period involved and the numerous listings of
camps and places visited, it is felt that this diary belonged to one of the
sons who served in the Confederate Army, either William F. or A. M.
Lindsey.
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3.
Diary,
1876,
one volume
The author of the diary is unknown. The entries consist
of notes of expenditures and notes of bills due from various people. Reference
is made to San Marcos in many entries.
Financial documents,
1836-1902,
0.1 cubic ft. (77 leaves)
This series contains state tax receipts, miscellaneous bills and
receipts, and statements of amounts due, dating from 1836 to 1902.
Arrangement
State tax receipts are separated. All other financial records are
arranged chronologically. The undated items are arranged alphabetically by the
recipient of the bill.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), Financial documents, Lindsey family
papers. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and
Archives Commission.
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4.
State tax receipts,
1884-1902,
4 leaves
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Bills and receipts:
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5.
1836-1847,
12 leaves
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6.
1850-1853,
19 leaves
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7.
1854-1867,
13 leaves
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8.
1875-1889,
13 leaves
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9.
undated,
16 leaves
Lindsey family material,
1837-1907,
fractional (13 leaves)
Papers are a muster roll, biographical material, appointments as
county officials, certificate of Texas citizenship, funerary materials, and an
invitation. Material dates from 1837 to 1907 and involves various members of
the Lindsey family or was collected by family members. The muster roll (missing
in May 1981) was a return for the Frontier Regiment, Captain McLeod, June 1864,
Texas Cavalry. Appointments for surveyor are located in the series
Papers relating to surveying period. Biographical
material covers a number of family members.
Arrangement
By type of material.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), Lindsey family materials, Lindsey family
papers. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and
Archives Commission.
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10.
Muster roll,
1864,
1 leaf
Return of the Frontier regiment, Captain McLeod, June,
1864, Texas Calvary. (As of May, 1981, this muster roll is missing.)
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11.
Biographical material,
after 1882,
2 leaves
These are items written by descendents of William
Lindsey. The materials discuss the birth and death dates of William Lindsey,
William F. Lindsey, Mary E. Harvey, William D. Harvey, and Andrew F. Harvey.
There are biographical sketches of William Lindsey and Herbert S. Harvey,
dating after 1882.
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12.
Appointments as county officials,
1851-1857,
4 leaves
The appointments in this subseries include: A. M. Lindsey
as County Tax Assessor and Collector in 1851, 1852, and 1854; and William F.
Lindsey as Sheriff in 1857. Appointments concerning the office of county or
district surveyor are located with the series Papers
relating to surveying period.
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13.
Certificate of Texas citizenship,
1837,
1 leaf
This certificate was issued to William Lindsey in
1837.
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14.
Funerary materials,
1882-1894,
3 leaves
These funerary materials involve Mary E. Lindsey, Herbert
S. Harvey, and Andrew F. Harvey, and date from 1882 to 1894.
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15.
Invitation,
1907,
1 leaf
This invitation is from the Daughters of the Confederacy
to Mrs. L. J. P. Harvey, dating 1907.
Maps,
undated,
fractional (3 leaves)
Papers are small, hand drawn maps which show survey plats and
owner's tracts of land, most likely dating from the 1800s. Only one of the maps
contains references to the county in which the land is located. The other maps
are unidentified.
Index Terms
Subjects:
Land
use--Texas.
Surveying--Texas.
Document Types:
Maps--Texas--Surveying--[18--?].
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), Maps, Lindsey family papers. Archives and
Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
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16.
Maps,
undated,
3 leaves
Printed materials,
1838, 1864, undated,
fractional (34 leaves)
Papers are printed items, including an almanac, a business card, a
broadside, and newspaper clippings, dating from 1838, 1864, and undated. The
clippings do not seem to relate to the Lindsey family.
Arrangement
Arranged by type of material.
Index Terms
Document Types:
Almanac--Texas--1864.
Business
card--Texas--[18--?].
Clippings--Texas--[18--?].
Broadsides--Texas--1838.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), Printed materials, Lindsey family papers.
Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives
Commission.
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17.
Texas Almanac,
1864,
unbound, 26 leaves
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18.
Business card of A. M. Lindsey,
undated,
1 leaf
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19.
Newspaper clippings,
undated,
6 leaves
1981/160-2
20.
Broadside,
1838,
1 leaf