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      <titlestmt>
        <titleproper>An Inventory of the Richard Bachman Collection at the Texas State Archives,
            <date type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1825-1983, undated, </date>
          <date type="bulk" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">bulk 1840-1920</date></titleproper>
        <author> Finding aid by Eleanor Dickson, Barbara Galletly, Betsy Nitsch, and Brian Thomas,
          UT Austin School of Information, November 2011.</author>
        <sponsor> This EAD finding aid was created in cooperation with Texas Archival Resources
          Online.</sponsor>
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        <publisher> Texas State Library and Archives Commission <extptr href="defaultstar.gif"
            show="embed" actuate="onload"/>
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        <date>April 2012</date>
        <date> </date>
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      <creation> Finding aid encoded by Eleanor Dickson, Barbara Galletly, Betsy Nitsch, and Brian
        Thomas in EAD Version 2002 as part of the TARO project, <date era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
          >November 2011. </date>
      </creation>
      <langusage> Finding aid written in <language langcode="eng">English</language>.</langusage>
      <descrules> Description based on <emph render="italic">DACS</emph>.</descrules>
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  <archdesc level="collection" type="inventory" audience="external">
    <did id="a1">
      <head>Overview</head>
      <repository>
        <extref href="http://www.tsl.state.tx.us/arc/index.html" show="new" actuate="onrequest"
          >Texas State Archives </extref>
      </repository>
      <unittitle label="Title:" encodinganalog="245">Richard Bachman collection</unittitle>
      <unitdate label="Dates:" encodinganalog="245$f" type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
        >about 1820-1983, undated </unitdate>
      <unitdate type="bulk" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">bulk 1840-1920 </unitdate>
      <abstract label="Abstract:" encodinganalog="520$a"> The Richard Bachman collection is an
        assembly of papers, ephemera, photographs, and other materials that document the lives and
        activities of several Texas families from 1825 to1983. The represented families, related by
        marriage, are Elmore, Miller, Obenchain, Wall, Rugeley, Bachman, Hawkins, and Guinn. The
        collection has a wide variety of documents, from receipts, business documents, and wills and
        deeds, to correspondence and a family Bible. Major Texas events are documented, including
        the Texas Archives War, annexation to the United States, the Civil War, and the Battle of
        Galveston. Notable items in the collection include documentation of the Colorado Navigation
        Company, an early Rand McNally Texas map (1880s), a proclamation by Republic of Texas
        President Anson Jones, and an extensive selection of deeds and wills. Photographs make up a
        significant portion of the collection and cover nearly 130 years of family and photographic
        history. The collection contains images in a variety of photographic formats, including
        daguerreotypes, cartes-de-visite, snapshots, and Polaroids. Images include a young
        Confederate soldier, Company C of the Texas Rangers, various family members represented in
        the rest of the collection, and several individuals yet to be identified.</abstract>
      <langmaterial label="Language:"> These materials are written in <language langcode="eng"
          >English</language>.</langmaterial>
      <physdesc label="Quantity:" encodinganalog="300$a">
        <extent>6.99 cubic ft.</extent>
      </physdesc>
    </did>
    <accessrestrict id="a14" encodinganalog="506">
      <head>Restrictions on Access</head>
      <p> Materials do not circulate, but may be used in the State Archives search room. Materials
        will be retrieved from and returned to storage areas by staff members.</p>
      <p>Some fragile materials may not be available for access.</p>
    </accessrestrict>
    <userestrict id="a15" encodinganalog="540">
      <head>Restrictions on Use</head>
      <p> 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. The term of
        copyright for published material varies. Researchers are responsible for complying with the
        Copyright Law.</p>
    </userestrict>
    <phystech encodinganalog="340">
      <head>Technical Requirements</head>
      <p>Researchers are required to wear gloves provided by the Archives when reviewing
        photographic materials.</p>
    </phystech>
    <bioghist id="a2" encodinganalog="545">
      <head>Biographical History</head>
      <p> John F. (J.F. or John) Miller (1798-1854), a Scottish immigrant who settled in Texas in
        the 1820s, served as justice of the peace and chief justice of Colorado County in the 1840s.
        He owned property, slaves, and stock in the Colorado Navigation Company. John and his wife,
        Lucinda (née Jefferson), an emancipated slave, had thirteen children. Their daughter Leonora
        married Edgar B. (Edgar or Ed) Obenchain, a business partner of her brother George Forrester
        (G.F.) Miller. Edgar and Leonora Obenchain's children include sons Carl and Edgar, and
        daughters Martha (Mattie), wife of William Thaddeus (W.T.) Wall, and Lu (sometimes Lou or
        Lula), who was married first to an Alderman and later to a Triche. W.T. and Martha Wall's
        daughters were Lenore and Hilda Wall.</p>
      <p> W.T. Wall's sister, Sarah Evelyn Wall McHenry (Evie), had a daughter, Fay McHenry, who
        married Cleveland Guinn (sometimes Guynn or Gwynn). Cleveland Guinn was the grandson of
        Dilue Rose Harris, who fled during the Runaway Scrape as a child. W.T. and Sarah Evelyn's
        mother, Octavia Wright Wall, was the daughter of Sarah Anne Pigford Wright, daughter of
        Elizabeth and Timothy Pigford. </p>
      <p> Henry Marshall (Henry M. or Henry) Elmore (1816-1879) was a Civil War colonel who
        commanded a regiment of Texas Volunteers at the Port of Galveston. Henry Elmore was the son
        of John Archer Elmore, a Revolutionary War veteran after whom an Alabama county is named.
        Henry Elmore was married to Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Elmore (1816-1859) and together they had
        five children who lived to adulthood. Henry and Elizabeth moved to Walker County, Texas in
        1853. Henry Elmore's daughter, Elizabeth Tabitha (Lizzie) (1846-1923) married Dr. Henry L.
        Rugeley (1838-1925).</p>
      <p> Dr. Henry L. Rugeley was one of the twenty-one children fathered by John Rugeley
        (1792-1878) with his first wife, Parthenon Irvin, who died in 1831, and with his second
        wife, Eliza Clapton Colon. John Rugeley was a captain in the Texas army, served in the
        Seventh and Eighth Congresses of the Republic of Texas, and was a representative at the
        Secession Convention in January 1861. James Rugeley, another of son of John Rugeley, died in
        the sinking of a vessel in Matagorda Bay during the Civil War.</p>
      <p> Dr. Henry L. Rugeley attended Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia. With his wife,
        Elizabeth, he had several children, including a daughter, Elmore, who married Frank Hawkins.
        Frank Hawkins' father, John Boyd Hawkins, founded the J.B. Hawkins Ranch, a large plantation
        community in Hawkinsville, Texas that Frank would come to manage.</p>
      <p> Dr. Henry L. Rugeley and Elizabeth Rugeley also had a son, Rowland, who married Lenore
        Wall (Daughty), daughter of Martha Obenchain Wall. Rowland Rugeley ran the Rugeley Motor
        Company of Bay City, Texas that existed from the 1930s until it was destroyed by fire in
        1982. Rowland and Lenore Rugeley's daughter, Martha Lenore Rugeley, married Richard C.
        Bachman, and possessed this collection. After her death, her son Richard C. Bachman, Jr.,
        donated the collection to the Texas State Library and Archives Commission. Richard C.
        Bachman Sr.'s grandfather, Jacob Bachman, owned the J. Bachman Grocery in Bay City, Texas
        from 1915 until the store closed in the 1950s.</p>
      <p>(Sources include: Dorothy Sloan's <emph render="italic">Appraisal for the Collection of
          Richard Bachman,</emph> submitted to TSLAC on May 30, 2011; and Lewis, Frank Hawkins.
          <emph render="doublequote">
          <extref href="http://www.jstor.org/stable/3900331" actuate="onrequest" show="new"
            >Evolution of an Early Texas Ranch </extref></emph>
        <emph render="italic"> Rangelands</emph> 1.1 (1979): 6-8.)</p>
    </bioghist>
    <scopecontent id="a3" encodinganalog="520">
      <head>Scope and Contents of the Collection</head>
      <p> The Richard Bachman collection documents the personal and professional lives of early
        Texas landowners and small business-owning families. The collection spans from 1825 to 1983,
        with some undated material. The bulk of the material dates from 1840 to 1920, covering the
        westward expansion of the United States, the Texas Revolution, the Civil War, and
        Reconstruction. Records pertain to seven branches of the donor's family: Rugeley, Miller,
        Elmore, Obenchain, Wall, Hawkins, and Bachman. The Miller, Rugeley, Elmore, and Obenchain
        families are most thoroughly documented.</p>
      <p> The bulk of the manuscript collection is correspondence; other materials included are
        legal documents such as deeds, land grants, wills and testaments; and financial documents
        such as receipts, invoices, tax statements, and inventories of property and goods. There are
        also family announcements, news clippings, memorabilia, and ephemera. Photographs in the
        collection include daguerreotypes, ambrotypes, cartes-de-visite (CDVs), cabinet cards,
        tintypes, photographic postcards, and silver gelatin prints.</p>
      <p> Much of the <emph render="italic">Miller family papers</emph> relates to early Texas life,
        both personally and professionally. They include John Miller's passport (1837) and
        certificate of Texas citizenship (1836), a rare early Texas proclamation signed by Republic
        President Anson Jones granting land to Miller, and a certificate of stock and bylaws of the
        Colorado Navigation Company (1850). The series also contains many receipts, including slave
        receipts (1863, undated), documentation of the Millers' cotton sales, and receipts regarding
        G.F. Miller's business dealings with Edgar Obenchain.</p>
      <p> The <emph render="italic">Elmore family papers</emph> include family Bible records,
        correspondence among family members, and original documents concerning the naming of an
        Alabama county after the family (1850s-1920s). Other documents pertain to the Battle of
        Galveston, including a notebook with the field notes of Alfred Miller Lea (1863), who is of
        no known relation to the family.</p>
      <p> The <emph render="italic">Rugeley family papers</emph> are comprised mostly of
        correspondence. The letters discuss the Civil War, the early years of Matagorda County, and
        the daily life of the family. There are also records of the Rugeley Motor Company of Bay
        City, Texas (1930s-1980s), owned by Rowland Rugeley.</p>
      <p> The <emph render="italic">Obenchain-Wall family papers</emph> are primarily comprised of
        the correspondence and legal documents of Edgar Obenchain, including records of his business
        relationship with G.F. Miller; and that of his sisters Martha (Mattie) Obenchain Wall and Lu
        Obenchain Alderman Triche, and his granddaughters, Hilda and Lenore Wall. Hilda and Lenore's
        inheritance from their aunt Lu and their mother Martha is included.</p>
      <p>
        <emph render="italic">General papers</emph> include an early Texas Rand McNally map (1880s),
        a rare early Texas proclamation signed by Republic President Anson Jones, and two
        broadsides. One broadside, dated August 28, 1845, declares a vote to be held the twelfth of
        October on the adoption of a new constitution, an ordinance regarding colonization
        contracts, and the annexation of Texas. The other broadside calls for the re-opening of the
        Texas Land Office after the Texas Archives War. Included in this series is the Rugeley
        family Bible, originally owned by Elizabeth Rugeley and dating from 1865, the year of her
        marriage. The Bible held photographs, newspaper clippings, and family history information.
        Finally, this series also comprises a selection of clippings pertaining to the J. Bachman
        Grocery store.</p>
      <p>
        <emph render="italic">Photographs</emph> encompass nearly 130 years of family history and
        include cased ambrotypes and daguerreotypes, loose and cased tintypes, cartes-de-visite
        (CDVs), cabinet photographs (cabinet cards), mounted and unmounted studio portraits and
        snapshots, photographic postcards, diffusion transfer prints (Polaroids), charcoal prints,
        and modern copy prints. The decorative cased photographs are examples of early photographic
        processes, and the Victorian cabinet card album demonstrates the family's interest in
        assembling their pictorial history. The wide variety of early Texas photography studios
        represented help document that profession in this early time period.</p>
    </scopecontent>
    <arrangement id="a5" encodinganalog="351">
      <head>Organization of the Collection</head>
      <p> The papers are organized by State Archives staff and student volunteers into six series:
        four family series (one for each major branch of the donor's family), <emph render="italic"
          >General family papers</emph>, and <emph render="italic">Photographs</emph>, organized by
        subject and chronologically, reflecting the organization of the collection as it was
        received from the donor.</p>
      <list type="simple">
        <item> Miller family papers, 1825-1919, undated, 0.47 cubic ft. <list type="simple">
            <item>Correspondence, 1838-1904, undated, 0.1 cubic ft.</item>
            <item>Legal documents, 1836-1919, undated, fractional</item>
            <item>Receipts, 1825-1916, undated, 0.21 cubic ft.</item>
            <item>General documents, 1850-1854, undated, fractional</item>
          </list>
        </item>
        <item> Elmore family papers, 1837-1913, undated, 0.16 cubic ft. <list type="simple">
            <item>Henry Marshall Elmore, 1837-1864, undated, fractional</item>
            <item>General documents, 1866-1913, undated, 0.1 cubic ft.</item>
            <item>Battle of Galveston, 1865, undated, fractional</item>
          </list>
        </item>
        <item> Rugeley family papers, 1857-1982, undated, bulk 1864-1879, 0.57 cubic ft. <list
            type="simple">
            <item>Correspondence, 1857-1905, undated, 0.16 cubic ft.</item>
            <item>Rugeley Motor Company, 1916-1982, undated, fractional</item>
            <item>General documents, 1863-1936, undated, 0.19 cubic ft.</item>
          </list>
        </item>
        <item> Obenchain-Wall family papers, 1838, 1872-1965, undated, 0.53 cubic ft. <list
            type="simple">
            <item>Correspondence, 1875-1934, undated, fractional</item>
            <item>Edgar Obenchain documents, 1872-1898, fractional</item>
            <item>Martha Obenchain Wall and W.T. Wall, 1895-1938, 0.15 cubic ft.</item>
            <item>Lu Obenchain Alderman Triche and Charles Triche, 1885-1917, undated,
              fractional</item>
            <item>Obenchain Wall Triche wills and land documents, 1886-1941, undated, 0.16 cubic
              ft.</item>
            <item>Edgar Obenchain and G.F. Miller business documents, 1838, about 1870-1925,
              undated, fractional</item>
            <item>Pigford/Guinn Family, 1876-1965, undated, fractional</item>
          </list>
        </item>
        <item> General family papers, 1843-1983, undated, 0.83 cubic ft.<list type="simple">
            <item> Early Texas history, 1843-1845, undated, fractional</item>
            <item>Rugeley family Bible, 1864-1983, undated, 0.64 cubic ft.</item>
            <item>J. Bachman Grocery store, 1915-1932, fractional</item>
            <item>Assorted materials, 1942-1943, undated, fractional</item>
          </list>
        </item>
        <item> Photographs, about 1849-1982, 4.43 cubic ft.<list type="simple">
            <item>Cased photographs, about 1849-1910s, bulk 1849-1862, 0.58 cubic ft.</item>
            <item> Elmore family, about 1865-1960s, bulk 1890s-1910s, 0.25 cubic ft. </item>
            <item>Hawkins family, about 1890s-1930s, bulk 1890s-1910s, 0.25 cubic ft.</item>
            <item>McHenry-Guinn family, about 1860s-1970s, bulk 1860s-1900s, 0.12 cubic ft.</item>
            <item>Obenchain-Wall family, about 1860s-1940s, bulk 1890s-1920, 0.63 cubic ft.</item>
            <item> Rugeley family, about 1850s-1982, 1.6 cubic ft.</item>
            <item> Bachman family, about 1920s-1950s, 0.25 cubic ft.</item>
            <item>Miscellaneous photographs, about 1850s-1960s, bulk 1850s-1910s, 0.75 cubic
              ft.</item>
          </list>
        </item>
      </list>
    </arrangement>
    <controlaccess id="a12">
      <head>Index Terms</head>
      <p>
        <emph render="italic"> The terms listed here were used to catalog the records. The terms can
          be used to find similar or related records.</emph></p>
      <controlaccess>
        <head>Corporate Names</head>
        <corpname>Colorado Navigation Company (Tex.).</corpname>
        <corpname>Rugeley Motor Company.</corpname>
        <corpname>Texas Rangers.</corpname>
        <corpname>Jacob Bachman Grocery (Bay City, Tex.).</corpname>
      </controlaccess>
      <controlaccess>
        <head>Personal Names:</head>
        <persname source="dacs" encodinganalog="600">Elmore, Henry Marshall, 1816-1879.</persname>
        <persname>Elmore, Elizabeth Fitzpatrick.</persname>
        <persname source="dacs" encodinganalog="600">Hawkins, John Boyd.</persname>
        <persname source="dacs" encodinganalog="600">Harris, Dilue Rose, 1825-1914.</persname>
        <persname source="dacs" encodinganalog="600">Jones, Anson, 1798-1858.</persname>
        <persname source="dacs" encodinganalog="600">Lamar, Mirabeau B., 1798-1859.</persname>
        <persname source="dacs" encodinganalog="600">Lea, Albert Miller, 1808-1891.</persname>
        <persname source="dacs" encodinganalog="600">Miller, George Forrester.</persname>
        <persname>Miller, John F., 1798-1854.</persname>
        <persname>Miller, Lucinda Jefferson.</persname>
        <persname source="dacs" encodinganalog="600">Obenchain, Edgar B.</persname>
        <persname source="dacs" encodinganalog="600">Rugeley, Elizabeth.</persname>
        <persname>Rugeley, John, 1792-1878.</persname>
        <persname>Rugeley, Henry L.</persname>
        <persname>Rugeley, James.</persname>
        <persname source="dacs" encodinganalog="600">Rugeley, Rowland.</persname>
      </controlaccess>
      <controlaccess>
        <head>Subjects:</head>
        <subject source="lcsh" encodinganalog="650">Archives--Texas--History.</subject>
        <subject source="lcsh" encodinganalog="650">Cotton--Texas.</subject>
        <subject source="lcsh" encodinganalog="650">Inheritance and succession--Texas.</subject>
        <subject source="lcsh" encodinganalog="650">Slavery--Texas.</subject>
      </controlaccess>
      <controlaccess>
        <head>Places:</head>
        <geogname source="lcsh" encodinganalog="651">Texas--Politics and government--To 1846. </geogname>
        <geogname>United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865.</geogname>
        <geogname>Texas--History--Civil War, 1861-1865.</geogname>
        <geogname>Texas--Annexation to the United States.</geogname>
        <geogname source="lcsh" encodinganalog="651">Bay City (Tex.)--History.</geogname>
        <geogname>Galveston (Tex.), Battle of, 1863. </geogname>
        <geogname source="lcsh" encodinganalog="651">Colorado County (Tex.)--History.</geogname>
        <geogname source="lcsh" encodinganalog="651">Elmore County (Ala.)--History.</geogname>
        <geogname source="lcsh" encodinganalog="651">Liverpool (England)</geogname>
        <geogname source="lcsh" encodinganalog="651">Matagorda County (Tex.)--History.</geogname>
        <geogname source="lcsh" encodinganalog="651">Wharton County (Tex.)--History. </geogname>
        <geogname>Texas--History, Local--Pictorial works.</geogname>
      </controlaccess>
      <controlaccess>
        <head>Document Types:</head>
        <genreform source="lcsh" encodinganalog="655">Clippings (information
          artifacts)--Texas--1860s-1983.</genreform>
        <genreform source="lcsh" encodinganalog="655">Correspondence--Texas--1838-1934.</genreform>
        <genreform source="lcsh" encodinganalog="655">Legal documents--Texas--1836-1919.</genreform>
        <genreform source="lcsh" encodinganalog="655">Wills--Texas- about 1916-1930s.</genreform>
        <genreform>Deeds--Texas--1836-1920s..</genreform>
        <genreform source="lcsh" encodinganalog="655">Bible--Texas--1864.</genreform>
        <genreform source="aat" encodinganalog="655">Photographs--Texas--about 1849-1982, bulk
          1860s-1920s..</genreform>
        <genreform source="aat" encodinganalog="655">Ambrotypes (photographs)--Texas--about
          1850-1910s.</genreform>
        <genreform source="aat" encodinganalog="655">Cabinet photographs--Texas--1870s-before
          1910.</genreform>
        <genreform source="aat" encodinganalog="655">Cartes-de-visite (card
          photographs)--Texas--1860s-1870s.</genreform>
        <genreform source="aat" encodinganalog="655">Daguerreotypes
          (photographs)--Texas--1849--1862.</genreform>
        <genreform source="aat" encodinganalog="655">Diffusion transfer
          prints--Texas--1980s.</genreform>
        <genreform source="aat" encodinganalog="655">Gelatin silver prints--Texas--about
          1910.</genreform>
        <genreform source="aat" encodinganalog="655">Studio portraits--Texas--1880s-about
          1920.</genreform>
        <genreform source="aat" encodinganalog="655">Tintypes (prints)--Texas-
          1849-1862.</genreform>
        <p>
          <genreform>Receipts--Texas--1825-1916, bulk 1840-1860.</genreform>
        </p>
      </controlaccess>
    </controlaccess>
    <relatedmaterial id="a6">
      <head>Related Material</head>
      <p>
        <emph render="italic"> 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.</emph></p>
      <relatedmaterial>
        <p>
          <repository>
            <emph render="bold">Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, The University of Texas
              at Austin</emph></repository>
        </p>
        <archref href="http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/utcah/02309/cah-02309.html"
          actuate="onrequest" show="new">John F. Miller Papers, 1820-1882, 2 inches </archref>
      </relatedmaterial>
      <relatedmaterial>
        <p>
          <repository>
            <emph render="bold">Baylor University, Waco, Texas</emph></repository>
        </p>
        <archref>Miller-Obenchain Papers, Texas Collection </archref>
      </relatedmaterial>
      <relatedmaterial>
        <p><emph render="bold">Publications</emph></p>
        <bibref>Allen, Arda Talbot. <title><emph render="italic">Twenty-One Sons for Texas.</emph>
          </title> San Antonio, Tex.: The Naylor Company, 1959. </bibref>
        <bibref> Palm, Reba W. <emph render="doublequote">
            <title>Slavery in Microcosm: Matagorda County, Texas. </title></emph> MA thesis Texas
          A&amp;I University, 1971. </bibref>
      </relatedmaterial>
    </relatedmaterial>
    <descgrp>
      <prefercite id="a18" encodinganalog="524">
        <head>Preferred Citation</head>
        <p>(Identify the item and cite the series), Richard Bachman collection. Archives and
          Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.</p>
      </prefercite>
      <acqinfo id="a19" encodinganalog="541">
        <head>Accession Information</head>
        <p>Accession numbers: 2011/348, 2012/031, 2012/037</p>
        <p> This collection was donated by Richard and Janet Bachman to the Texas State Library and
          Archives Commission on April 4, 2011. The Rugeley family Bible was donated by Richard and
          Janet Bachman on October 27, 2011. An additional document regarding Rugeley membership in
          a white men's club was donated by Richard and Janet Bachman on November 16, 2011. Mr.
          Bachman requested that the Texas State Library and Archives Commission accession his
          family documents for preservation purposes, and his request was granted due to the
          historical value of the materials. These records were collected and stored by Richard
          Bachman's mother, Martha Lenore Rugeley Bachman, and acquired by the donor upon her
          death.</p>
      </acqinfo>
      <processinfo id="a20" encodinganalog="583">
        <head>Processing Information</head>
        <p> Processing and a DACS-compliant finding aid and XML markup were completed in fall 2011
          by Eleanor Dickson, Barbara Galletly, Betsy Nitsch, and Brian Thomas of the School of
          Information at The University of Texas at Austin.</p>
      </processinfo>
      <appraisal encodinganalog="583">
        <head>Appraisal Information</head>
        <p> State Archives staff completed a preliminary appraisal of the Bachman family papers at
          accession and Dorothy Sloan of Dorothy Sloan Rare Books completed an appraisal of fair
          market value of the collection: <emph render="doublequote">Appraisal for the Collection of
            Richard Bachman,</emph> submitted to the Texas State Archives on May 30, 2011. The
          papers were determined to be archival and of significant historical and genealogical
          research value.</p>
      </appraisal>
      <altformavail id="a17" encodinganalog="530">
        <head>Other Formats for the Records</head>
        <p>The photographs were digitized in 2011. Digital copies are available from the Texas State
          Archives.</p>
      </altformavail>
    </descgrp>
    <dsc type="combined" id="a23">
      <head>Detailed Description of the Collection</head>
      <c01 level="series" id="ser1">
        <did>
          <unittitle> Miller family papers, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
              >1825-1919, undated, </unitdate>
          </unittitle>
          <physdesc>
            <extent>0.47 cubic ft.</extent>
          </physdesc>
        </did>
        <scopecontent>
          <p><emph render="italic">Miller family papers</emph> illustrate the lives of members of
            this early Texas family through correspondence and legal and business documents, and
            date 1825-1919, undated. The papers relate primarily to the personal and business lives
            of John and Lucinda Miller from the 1820s to 1880s, including their correspondence,
            wills, receipts, deeds, and documents from the Colorado Navigation Company (1825). Their
            lives during the Republic era are well documented. Correspondence includes letters
            written by other early Texans; letters from John Miller's family and the Sims family in
            England, including discharge papers from the British Marines (1840-1884); and the
            correspondence of G.F. Miller and Foster Miller (1895-1904). Among the legal documents
            are John Miller's passport; an item signed by second president of the Texas Republic
            Mirabeau Lamar, confirming Miller as justice of the peace; and documentation of Miller's
            estate. There are also receipts corresponding to the property of G.F. Miller and Edgar
            Obenchain, dated 1893-1917. Related legal documents can be found in the <emph
              render="italic">Obenchain-Wall family papers</emph> series.</p>
        </scopecontent>
        <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
          <head>Organization</head>
          <p>Papers are organized by State Archives staff and student volunteers into four
            subseries.</p>
          <list type="simple">
            <item>Correspondence, 1838-1904, undated, 0.1 cubic ft.</item>
            <item>Legal documents, 1836-1919, undated, fractional</item>
            <item>Receipts, 1825-1916, undated, bulk 1840-1860, 0.21 cubic ft.</item>
            <item>General documents, 1850-1854, undated, fractional</item>
          </list>
        </arrangement>
        <prefercite>
          <head>Preferred Citation</head>
          <p> (Identify the item and cite the subseries), Miller family papers, Richard Bachman
            Collection. Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and Archives
            Commission.</p>
        </prefercite>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser1">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">Correspondence, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold"
                  >1838-1904, undated, </emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc><emph render="bold">0.1 cubic ft.</emph></physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p> This subseries consists of the family's personal and professional <emph
                render="italic">Correspondence</emph>, 1838-1904, undated. The John and Lucinda
              Miller correspondence relates mostly to their business dealings. Of particular note is
              an inquiry about slaves and several letters from prominent early Texans. Foster
              Miller's correspondence includes a jury summons. The Sims correspondence consists of
              letters written to John Miller from the family he had left behind in England and
              seaman's papers from the British Navy.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>The items are arranged mostly chronologically by State Archives staff and student
              volunteers.</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p> (Identify the item), Correspondence, Miller family papers, Richard Bachman
              Collection. Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and Archives
              Commission.</p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-1</container>
              <container type="Folder">1. </container>
              <unittitle>John and Lucinda Miller, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">1838-1849 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-1</container>
              <container type="Folder">2.</container>
              <unittitle>John and Lucinda Miller, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">1850-1862 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-1</container>
              <container type="Folder">3.</container>
              <unittitle>John and Lucinda Miller, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">undated </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-1</container>
              <container type="Folder">4.</container>
              <unittitle>Sims, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1840-1884,
                  undated </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-1</container>
              <container type="Folder">5.</container>
              <unittitle>Foster Miller, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >1895 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-1</container>
              <container type="Folder">6.</container>
              <unittitle>George Forrester Miller, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">1900 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-1</container>
              <container type="Folder">7.</container>
              <unittitle>George Forrester Miller, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">1901-1904 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
        </c02>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser2">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">Legal documents, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold"
                  >1836-1919, undated, </emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc><emph render="bold"> fractional</emph></physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p>Most of these <emph render="italic">Legal documents</emph>, 1836-1919, undated,
              relate to John and Lucinda Miller, with others relating to their heirs and family
              members. John Miller's personal legal documents are found here, as are various maps,
              titles, and deeds pertaining to the family's property.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>The items are arranged mostly chronologically by State Archives staff and student
              volunteers.</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p> (Identify the item), Legal documents, Miller family papers, Richard Bachman
              Collection. Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and Archives
              Commission.</p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-1</container>
              <container type="Folder">8.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">February 6, 1836-November
                  1854, undated </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-1</container>
              <container type="Folder">9.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">January 2, 1855-May 22,
                  1889 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-1</container>
              <container type="Folder">10.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">March 4, 1893-December 23,
                  1919 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
        </c02>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser3">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">Receipts, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold"
                  >1825-1916, undated, </emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc><emph render="bold">0.21 cubic ft.</emph></physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p> Most of these <emph render="italic">Receipts</emph>, 1825-1916, undated, are from
              the business dealings of John and Lucinda Miller, and the bulk of these are dated 1840
              to 1860. They include a slave receipt, inventories, and tax receipts. The later
              receipts relate to business dealings of G.F. Miller and Edgar Obenchain.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>The items are arranged mostly chronologically by State Archives staff and student
              volunteers.</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p> (Identify the item), Receipts, Miller family papers, Richard Bachman Collection.
              Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.</p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-2</container>
              <container type="Folder">1.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1825-1834 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-2</container>
              <container type="Folder">2.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1841-1846 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-2</container>
              <container type="Folder">3.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1847-1849 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-2</container>
              <container type="Folder">4.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1850-1852 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-2</container>
              <container type="Folder">5.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1853-1854 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-2</container>
              <container type="Folder">6.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1855 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-2</container>
              <container type="Folder">7.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1856 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-2</container>
              <container type="Folder">8.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1857 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-2</container>
              <container type="Folder">9.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1858 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-2</container>
              <container type="Folder">10.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1859 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-2</container>
              <container type="Folder">11.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1860-1864 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-2</container>
              <container type="Folder">12.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1866-1868 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-2</container>
              <container type="Folder">13.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1870-1874 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-2</container>
              <container type="Folder">14.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1875-1879 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-2</container>
              <container type="Folder">15.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1880-1893 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-2</container>
              <container type="Folder">16.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1902-1916 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-2</container>
              <container type="Folder">17.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">undated </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
        </c02>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser4">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">General documents, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold"
                  >1850-1854, undated</emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc><emph render="bold">fractional</emph></physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p>
              <emph render="italic">General documents</emph>, 1850-1854, undated, relate to early
              Texas business, including the Colorado Navigation Company, and include various
              envelopes that could not be definitively related to a letter within the Miller family
              papers.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>The items are arranged mostly chronologically by State Archives staff and student
              volunteers.</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p> (Identify the item), General documents, Miller family papers, Richard Bachman
              Collection. Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and Archives
              Commission.</p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-2</container>
              <container type="Folder">18.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1850-1854 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-2</container>
              <container type="Folder">19.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">undated </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
        </c02>
      </c01>
      <c01 level="series" id="ser2">
        <did>
          <unittitle>Elmore family papers, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
              >1837-1913, undated, </unitdate>
          </unittitle>
          <physdesc>
            <extent>0.16 cubic ft.</extent>
          </physdesc>
        </did>
        <scopecontent>
          <p><emph render="italic">Elmore family papers</emph>, 1837-1913, undated, consist of
            documents related to the creation of Elmore County, Alabama and the genealogy of the
            Elmore family. The <emph render="italic">Henry Marshall Elmore</emph> subseries, dated
            1837 to 1864, consists of his correspondence and ephemera from groups with which he was
            affiliated. There are documents related to the 1865 Battle of Galveston, as well,
            including Albert Miller Lea's notebook of field notes.</p>
        </scopecontent>
        <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
          <head>Organization</head>
          <p>Papers are organized by State Archives staff and student volunteers into three
            subseries.</p>
          <list type="simple">
            <item>Henry Marshall Elmore, 1837-1864, undated, fractional</item>
            <item>General documents, 1866-1913, undated, 0.1 cubic ft.</item>
            <item>Battle of Galveston, 1865, undated, fractional</item>
          </list>
        </arrangement>
        <prefercite>
          <head>Preferred Citation</head>
          <p> (Identify the item and cite the subseries), Elmore family papers, Richard Bachman
            Collection. Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and Archives
            Commission. </p>
        </prefercite>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser5">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">Henry Marshall Elmore, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold"
                  >1837-1864, undated, </emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc><emph render="bold">fractional</emph></physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p>This subseries consists of <emph render="italic">Henry Marshall Elmore</emph>'s
              correspondence and material related to his philanthropic and personal life, dating
              1837-1864, undated.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>The items are arranged mostly chronologically by State Archives staff and student
              volunteers.</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p> (Identify the item), Henry Marshall Elmore, Elmore family papers, Richard Bachman
              Collection. Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and Archives
              Commission.</p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-3</container>
              <container type="Folder">1.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1837-1864, undated
                </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
        </c02>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser6">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">General documents, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold"
                  >1866-1913, undated, </emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc><emph render="bold">0.1 cubic ft.</emph></physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p> Most of these <emph render="italic">General documents</emph>, 1866-1913, undated,
              relate to the legacy of the Elmore family, including the naming of Elmore County,
              Alabama and a Daughters of the American Revolution application.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>The items are arranged mostly chronologically by State Archives staff and student
              volunteers.</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p> (Identify the item), General documents, Elmore family papers, Richard Bachman
              Collection. Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and Archives
              Commission.</p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-3</container>
              <container type="Folder">2.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1866 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-3</container>
              <container type="Folder">3.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">February 14, 1866
                </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-3</container>
              <container type="Folder">4.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">September 16, 1910
                </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-3</container>
              <container type="Folder">5.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">October 18, 1913-November
                  1, 1913, undated </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-3</container>
              <container type="Folder">6.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">undated </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
        </c02>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser7">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">Battle of Galveston, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold">1865,
                  undated, </emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc><emph render="bold">fractional</emph></physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p> This subseries includes newspaper clippings after the Battle of Galveston lauding
              Henry Marshall Elmore and a notebook from Albert Miller Lea (of unknown relation to
              the family), 1865, undated.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>The items are arranged mostly chronologically by State Archives staff and student
              volunteers.</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p> (Identify the item), Battle of Galveston, Elmore family papers, Richard Bachman
              Collection. Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and Archives
              Commission.</p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-3</container>
              <container type="Folder">7.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1865, undated </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
        </c02>
      </c01>
      <c01 level="series" id="ser3">
        <did>
          <unittitle>Rugeley family papers, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
              >1857-1982, undated, </unitdate>
            <unitdate>bulk 1864-1879, </unitdate>
          </unittitle>
          <physdesc>
            <extent>0.57 cubic ft.</extent></physdesc>
        </did>
        <scopecontent>
          <p>
            <emph render="italic">Rugeley family papers</emph> illuminate the lives of family
            members through correspondence, personal ephemera, and business and legal documents,
            dating 1857-1982, undated, with the bulk dating 1864-1879. Approximately half of the
            material is the personal correspondence of Elizabeth and Henry Rugeley, including Civil
            War era letters written by Henry to Elizabeth prior to their marriage, and the
            correspondence of their daughter Elmore. Rugeley Motor Company holdings (1916-1982)
            consist of receipts, internal records, and publicity materials. General documents,
            mostly financial in nature, comprise the balance of the papers. Civil War items include
            documents relating to the death of James Rugeley during that conflict. Assorted
            materials consist of ephemera such as turn of the century valentines, and family
            obituary clippings. Photographs have been removed to the <emph render="italic"
              >Photographs</emph> series.</p>
        </scopecontent>
        <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
          <head>Organization</head>
          <p>Papers are organized by State Archives staff and student volunteers into three
            subseries.</p>
          <list type="simple">
            <item>Correspondence, 1857-1905, undated, 0.16 cubic ft.</item>
            <item>Rugeley Motor Company, July 16, 1916-July 30, 1982, fractional</item>
            <item>General documents, 1860-1936, undated, 0.19 cubic ft.</item>
          </list>
        </arrangement>
        <prefercite>
          <head>Preferred Citation</head>
          <p> (Identify the item and cite the subseries), Rugeley family papers, Richard Bachman
            Collection. Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and Archives
            Commission.</p>
        </prefercite>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser8">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">Correspondence, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold"
                  >1857-1905, undated, </emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc><emph render="bold">0.16 cubic ft.</emph></physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p>
              <emph render="italic">Correspondence</emph> of the Rugeley family, 1857-1905, undated,
              includes letters to Elizabeth Rugeley, and the incoming and outgoing correspondence of
              Henry and Elmore Rugeley. Notable are letters from the Elmore family to Elizabeth and
              letters eulogizing Ashton Rugeley, Elmore's brother, who died at the age of
              eighteen.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>The items are arranged mostly chronologically by State Archives staff and student
              volunteers.</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p> (Identify the item), Correspondence, Rugeley family papers, Richard Bachman
              Collection. Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and Archives
              Commission.</p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-4</container>
              <container type="Folder">1.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">December 10, 1857-January
                  16, 1862, undated </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-4</container>
              <container type="Folder">2.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">February 11, 1866-March 21,
                  1879 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-4</container>
              <container type="Folder">3.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">April 17, 1878-March 20,
                  1879 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-4</container>
              <container type="Folder">4.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">March 23, 1879-November 28,
                  1895 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-4</container>
              <container type="Folder">5.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">December 9, 1895-November
                  13, 1905 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
        </c02>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser9">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">Rugeley Motor Company, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold"
                  >1916-1982, </emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc><emph render="bold"> fractional</emph></physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p> This subseries includes clippings and business records, 1916-1982, related to the
              Rugeley Motor Company of Bay City, Texas, a car dealership owned and operated by
              Rowland Rugeley.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>The items are arranged mostly chronologically by State Archives staff and student
              volunteers.</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p> (Identify the item), Rugeley Motor Company, Rugeley family papers, Richard Bachman
              Collection. Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and Archives
              Commission.</p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03>
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-4</container>
              <container type="Folder">6.</container>
              <unittitle>July 18, 1916-July 30, 1982, undated</unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
        </c02>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser10">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">General documents, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold"
                  >1860-1936, undated, </emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc><emph render="bold">0.19 cubic ft.</emph></physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p>
              <emph render="italic">General documents</emph> of the Rugeley family, 1860-1936,
              undated, encompass financial and property records, ephemera, and clippings. Civil War
              documents relate to the death of James Rugeley, who died in the sinking of a vessel in
              Matagorda Bay during a failed mission in 1863. Financial documents and deeds pertain
              to business as well as to personal property belonging to the Rugeley family. A notable
              item is a Reconstruction-era broadside regarding membership in a White Man's Union,
              signed by Henry Rugeley and undated. Assorted materials consist of undated personal
              ephemera and clippings, including obituaries for Elizabeth and Henry.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>The items are arranged mostly chronologically by State Archives staff and student
              volunteers.</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p> (Identify the item), General documents, Rugeley family papers, Richard Bachman
              Collection. Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and Archives
              Commission.</p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03>
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-4</container>
              <container type="Folder">7.</container>
              <unittitle>Civil War, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >1863-1916, undated </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03>
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-4</container>
              <container type="Folder">8.</container>
              <unittitle>Financial records, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >May 11, 1866-May 22, 1925, undated </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03>
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-4</container>
              <container type="Folder">9.</container>
              <unittitle>Deeds, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">May 11,
                  1866-May 22, 1925, undated </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03>
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-4</container>
              <container type="Folder">10-12.</container>
              <unittitle>Deeds, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">September
                  14, 1914 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03>
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-4</container>
              <container type="Folder">13.</container>
              <unittitle>Assorted materials, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">July 16, 1880-November 30, 1936, undated </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
        </c02>
      </c01>
      <c01 level="series" id="ser4">
        <did>
          <unittitle>Obenchain-Wall family papers, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
              calendar="gregorian">1838, 1872-1965, undated, </unitdate>
          </unittitle>
          <physdesc>
            <extent>0.53 cubic ft.</extent></physdesc>
        </did>
        <scopecontent>
          <p>
            <emph render="italic">Obenchain-Wall family papers</emph> comprise materials for the
            related Obenchain, Wall, Triche and Guinn families, dating 1838, 1872-1965, undated.
            Roughly half of the series contains legal documents related to the sale, lease, or
            inheritance of property, including Hilda and Lenore Wall's inheritance from their aunt
            Lu and their mother Martha. Edgar Obenchain and G.F. Miller's business relationship is
            documented here; their receipts are included with other receipts within the <emph
              render="italic">Miller family papers</emph>. The remaining documents of this series
            are mostly a mix of correspondence and ephemera related to Edgar Obenchain, Martha and
            W.T. Wall, Lu Obenchain Alderman Triche, and the Guinn family. Ephemera includes several
            death notices and funeral invitations. Guinn family records include documentation of the
            Guinn family history.</p>
        </scopecontent>
        <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
          <head>Organization</head>
          <p>Papers are organized by State Archives staff and student volunteers into seven
            subseries.</p>
          <list type="simple">
            <item>Correspondence, 1875-1934, undated, fractional</item>
            <item>Edgar Obenchain papers, 1872-1898, fractional</item>
            <item>Martha Obenchain Wall and W.T. Wall, 1895-1938, 0.15 cubic ft.</item>
            <item>Lu Obenchain Alderman Triche and Charles Triche, 1885-1917, undated,
              fractional</item>
            <item>Obenchain Wall Triche wills and land documents, 1886-1941, undated, 0.16 cubic
              ft.</item>
            <item>Edgar Obenchain and G.F. Miller business documents, 1838, about 1870-1925,
              undated, fractional</item>
            <item>Pigford/Guinn family, 1876-1965, undated, fractional</item>
          </list>
        </arrangement>
        <prefercite>
          <head>Preferred Citation</head>
          <p> (Identify the item and cite the subseries), Obenchain-Wall family papers, Richard
            Bachman Collection. Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and Archives
            Commission.</p>
        </prefercite>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser11">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">Correspondence, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold"
                  >1875-1934, undated, </emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc><emph render="bold">fractional</emph></physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p>
              <emph render="italic">Correspondence</emph>, 1875-1934, undated, pertains to estate
              issues and the Obenchain-Wall family tree.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>The items are arranged mostly chronologically by State Archives staff and student
              volunteers.</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p> (Identify the item), Correspondence, Obenchain-Wall family papers, Richard Bachman
              Collection. Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and Archives
              Commission.</p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-5</container>
              <container type="Folder">1.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">undated </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-5</container>
              <container type="Folder">2.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">June 16, 1875-1933
                </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
        </c02>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser12">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">Edgar Obenchain papers, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold"
                  >1872-1898, </emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc><emph render="bold">fractional</emph></physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p> The <emph render="italic">Edgar Obenchain papers</emph> relate to the earliest
              member of the Obenchain family for whom there is a substantial amount of records.
              Documents include legal papers, correspondence, and funeral notices and range from
              1872 to 1898.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>The items are arranged chronologically by State Archives staff and student
              volunteers.</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p> (Identify the item), Edgar Obenchain papers, Obenchain-Wall family papers, Richard
              Bachman Collection. Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and
              Archives Commission.</p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-5</container>
              <container type="Folder">3.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">October 10, 1872-January
                  10, 1898 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
        </c02>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser13">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">Martha Obenchain Wall and W.T. Wall, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold"
                  >1895-1938, </emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc><emph render="bold">0.15 cubic ft.</emph></physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p> The <emph render="italic">Martha Obenchain Wall and W.T. Wall</emph> subseries,
              1895-1938, is divided into correspondence and assorted documents. The correspondence
              group dates from April 15, 1924 through April 20, 1926. The majority of the
              correspondence is between Martha Wall and various individuals, although correspondence
              of W.T. Wall also appears. Files with single dates usually reflect correspondence with
              its own envelope. Assorted documents consist of certificates and a memorial book.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>The items are arranged chronologically by State Archives staff and student
              volunteers.</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p> (Identify the item), Martha Obenchain Wall and W.T. Wall, Obenchain-Wall family
              papers, Richard Bachman Collection. Archives and Information Division, Texas State
              Library and Archives Commission.</p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-5</container>
              <container type="Folder">4.</container>
              <unittitle>Correspondence, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >March 18, 1924, August 1, 1924, undated </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-5</container>
              <container type="Folder">5.</container>
              <unittitle>Correspondence, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >April 15, 1924 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-5</container>
              <container type="Folder">6.</container>
              <unittitle>Correspondence, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >May 20, 1924 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-5</container>
              <container type="Folder">7.</container>
              <unittitle>Correspondence, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >December 18, 1924 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-5</container>
              <container type="Folder">8.</container>
              <unittitle>Correspondence, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >February 8, 1925 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-5</container>
              <container type="Folder">9.</container>
              <unittitle>Correspondence, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >April 20, 1925 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-5</container>
              <container type="File">10.</container>
              <unittitle>Correspondence, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >July 26, 1925 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-5</container>
              <container type="Folder">12.</container>
              <unittitle>Assorted, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">December
                  12, 1904-August 26, 1925 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-5</container>
              <container type="Folder">12.</container>
              <unittitle>Assorted, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">December
                  26, 1938 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
        </c02>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser14">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">Lu Obenchain Alderman Triche and Charles Triche, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold"
                  >1885-1917, undated, </emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc><emph render="bold">fractional</emph></physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p> The <emph render="italic">Lu Obenchain Alderman Triche and Charles Triche</emph>
              subseries, 1885-1917, undated, is composed of correspondence, receipts, and other
              documents pertaining to this couple, including a certification of completion of a
              school language class, and the wedding invitation to the marriage of Lu Obenchain and
              F. Alderman.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>The items are arranged chronologically by State Archives staff and student
              volunteers.</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p> (Identify the item), Lu Obenchain Alderman Triche and Charles Triche, Obenchain-Wall
              family papers, Richard Bachman Collection. Archives and Information Division, Texas
              State Library and Archives Commission.</p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-5</container>
              <container type="Folder">14.</container>
              <unittitle>Correspondence and personal papers, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">June 17, 1885-March 20, 1917, undated </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
        </c02>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser15">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">Obenchain Wall Triche wills and land documents, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold"
                  >1886-1941, undated, </emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc><emph render="bold">0.16 cubic ft.</emph></physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p><emph render="italic"> Obenchain Wall Triche wills and land documents</emph>,
              1886-1941, undated, consist of wills and property deeds and documents pertaining to
              the Obenchain Wall Triche family group. This subseries is divided into documents
              pertaining to Lenore and Hilda Wall's inheritance from their aunt Lu and mother Martha
              Wall, and documents pertaining to other members of the Obenchain Wall Triche family.
              It excludes land documents pertaining to the business relationship between Edgar
              Obenchain and G.F. Miller, which are described in the next subseries.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>The items are arranged chronologically by State Archives staff and student
              volunteers.</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p> (Identify the item), Obenchain Wall Triche wills and land documents, Obenchain-Wall
              family papers, Richard Bachman Collection. Archives and Information Division, Texas
              State Library and Archives Commission.</p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-5</container>
              <container type="Folder">15.</container>
              <unittitle>General, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">December
                  15, 1886 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-5</container>
              <container type="File">16.</container>
              <unittitle>General, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">March 2,
                  1893-July 16, 1910, undated </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-5</container>
              <container type="Folder">17.</container>
              <unittitle>General, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">February
                  14, 1925-July 18, 1939 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-5</container>
              <container type="Folder">18.</container>
              <unittitle>General, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">August 9,
                  1939-January 10, 1941 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-5</container>
              <container type="Folder">19.</container>
              <unittitle>Lenore and Hilda Wall inheritance, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">October 30, 1916 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-5</container>
              <container type="Folder">20.</container>
              <unittitle>Lenore and Hilda Wall inheritance, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">April 25,1916-November 26, 1917 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-5</container>
              <container type="Folder">21.</container>
              <unittitle>Lenore and Hilda Wall inheritance, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">March 19, 1925-April 26, 1939 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
        </c02>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser16">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">Edgar Obenchain and G.F. Miller business documents, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold">1838,
                  about 1870-1925, undated, </emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc><emph render="bold">fractional</emph></physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p><emph render="italic">Edgar Obenchain and G.F. Miller business documents</emph> span
              from 1878 through 1925 and undated, and relate to the business arrangements between Ed
              Obenchain and G.F. Miller. This business relationship between the two families,
              intermarried by this time, continued after Edgar Obenchain and G.F. Miller died, and
              is documented here.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>The items are arranged chronologically by State Archives staff and student
              volunteers.</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p> (Identify the item), Edgar Obenchain and G.F. Miller business documents,
              Obenchain-Wall family papers, Richard Bachman Collection. Archives and Information
              Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.</p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-5</container>
              <container type="Folder">22.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1838, about 1870-1878,
                  undated </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-5</container>
              <container type="Folder">23.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">March 23, 1887-October 4,
                  1899 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-5</container>
              <container type="Folder">24.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">March 12, 1923-March 25,
                  1925 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
        </c02>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser17">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">Pigford/Guinn family, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold"
                  >1876-1965, undated, </emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc><emph render="bold">fractional</emph></physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p> The <emph render="italic">Pigford/Guinn family</emph> subseries is comprised of
              correspondence, clippings, and assorted notes and photocopies, 1876-1965, undated,
              most of which describe family history and genealogy. The Pigford family is related to
              the Obenchains through W.T. Wall's grandmother, Sarah Anne Pigford Wright. The Guinn
              family is related to the Obenchain family group through W.T. Wall's niece Fay McHenry
              Guinn.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>The items are arranged chronologically by State Archives staff and student
              volunteers.</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p> (Identify the item), Pigford/Guinn family, Obenchain-Wall family papers, Richard
              Bachman Collection. Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and
              Archives Commission.</p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-5</container>
              <container type="Folder">25.</container>
              <unittitle>Correspondence and family documents, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">January 2, 1876-1917 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-5</container>
              <container type="Folder">26.</container>
              <unittitle>Correspondence and family documents, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">April 9, 1932-September 27, 1965 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-5</container>
              <container type="Folder">27.</container>
              <unittitle>Assorted notes and photocopies, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">undated </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-5</container>
              <container type="Folder">28.</container>
              <unittitle>Clippings, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >1876-April 30, 1936 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
        </c02>
      </c01>
      <c01 level="series" id="ser5">
        <did>
          <unittitle>General family papers, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
              >1838-1983, undated, </unitdate>
          </unittitle>
          <physdesc>
            <extent>0.83 cubic ft.</extent></physdesc>
        </did>
        <scopecontent>
          <p>
            <emph render="italic">General family papers</emph>, 1838-1983, undated, consist of items
            related to many of the families in the collection, historically valuable items with
            untraceable family connections, and Bachman family documents. <emph render="italic"
              >Early Texas history</emph> documents include a proclamation issued after the Texas
            Archives War, a Rand McNally map of Texas (1880s), a proclamation signed by Republic
            President Anson Jones, and documents related to business in early Texas. The <emph
              render="italic">Rugeley family Bible</emph> is a large Bible that originally belonged
            to Elizabeth Rugeley and held notes documenting the births, marriages, and deaths of
            family members. It also contained photographs, letters, and clippings, including
            obituaries. The <emph render="italic">J. Bachman Grocery store</emph> file consists
            primarily of newspaper clippings. <emph render="italic">Assorted materials</emph>
            consist of World War II era documents concerning the war effort and religious ephemera
            of the period.</p>
        </scopecontent>
        <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
          <head>Organization</head>
          <p>Papers are organized by State Archives staff and student volunteers into four
            subseries.</p>
          <list type="simple">
            <item>Early Texas history, 1843-1845, 1880s, fractional</item>
            <item>Rugeley family Bible, 1864-1983, undated, 0.64 cubic ft.</item>
            <item>J. Bachman Grocery store, 1915-1932, fractional</item>
            <item>Assorted materials, 1942-1943, undated, fractional</item>
          </list>
        </arrangement>
        <prefercite>
          <head>Preferred Citation</head>
          <p> (Identify the item and cite the subseries), General family papers, Richard Bachman
            Collection. Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and Archives
            Commission.</p>
        </prefercite>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser18">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">Early Texas history, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold"
                  >1843-1845, 1880s, </emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc><emph render="bold">fractional</emph></physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p>
              <emph render="italic">Early Texas history</emph> documents, 1843-1845, 1880s, include
              Republic of Texas governmental records: a listing of regulations of the Republic-era
              Texas Senate, a rare early proclamation signed by Republic President Anson Jones, and
              a proclamation related to the Texas Archives War of 1842. Also in this subseries is an
              1880s Rand McNally map of Texas. These documents may have originated with John Miller,
              but the connection is uncertain.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>The items are arranged chronologically by State Archives staff and student
              volunteers.</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p> (Identify the item), Early Texas history, General family papers, Richard Bachman
              Collection. Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and Archives
              Commission.</p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-4</container>
              <container type="Folder">14.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">April 25, 1843-August 28,
                  1845 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
        </c02>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser19">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">Rugeley family Bible, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold"
                  >1864-1983, undated, </emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc><emph render="bold">0.64 cubic ft.</emph></physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p> Henry Elmore gave the <emph render="italic">Rugeley family Bible</emph> to his
              daughter Elizabeth Rugeley on December 25, 1864. The Bible is leather-bound with a
              photographic album between the Old and New Testament. Family birth and death records
              are written into the Bible. Contained within the Bible were correspondence, newspaper
              clippings, photographs, and assorted documents, dating 1864-1983, undated. The
              photographs were removed from their frames before arriving at the State Archives.
              While the records within the Bible have been integrated into the <emph render="italic"
                >General papers</emph> subseries, the Bible is in a separate container due to its
              size and condition.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>The items are arranged chronologically by State Archives staff and student
              volunteers.</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p> (Identify the item), Rugeley family Bible, General family papers, Richard Bachman
              Collection. Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and Archives
              Commission.</p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2012/031-1</container>
              <unittitle>Rugeley family Bible, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">December 25, 1864 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-4</container>
              <container type="Folder">15.</container>
              <unittitle>Correspondence, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >February 1902-June 26, 1972, undated </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-4</container>
              <container type="Folder">16.</container>
              <unittitle>Clippings, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >February 1895-June 25, 1983, undated </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-4</container>
              <container type="Folder">17.</container>
              <unittitle>Assorted, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">undated
                </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
        </c02>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser20">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">J. Bachman Grocery store, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold"
                  >1915-1932, </emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc><emph render="bold">fractional</emph></physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p><emph render="italic"> J. Bachman Grocery store</emph> documents are consist of
              newspaper clippings and one bill of sale, 1915-1932. The original J. Bachman Grocery
              store building still stands in Bay City, Texas.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>The items are arranged chronologically by State Archives staff and student
              volunteers.</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p> (Identify the item), J. Bachman Grocery store, General family papers, Richard
              Bachman Collection. Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and
              Archives Commission.</p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-4</container>
              <container type="Folder">18.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">November 18, 1915-November
                  16, 1932 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
        </c02>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser21">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">Assorted materials, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold"
                  >1942-1943, undated, </emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc><emph render="bold"> fractional</emph></physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p><emph render="italic"> Assorted materials</emph>, 1942-1943, undated, include
              miscellaneous religious ephemera and World War II items relating to war bonds and a
              patriotic meeting held in Houston, for which the family connection is unclear.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>The items are arranged chronologically by State Archives staff and student
              volunteers.</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p> (Identify the item), Assorted materials, General family papers, Richard Bachman
              Collection. Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and Archives
              Commission.</p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-4</container>
              <container type="Folder">19.</container>
              <unittitle>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1942-1943, undated
                </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
        </c02>
      </c01>
      <c01 level="series" id="ser6">
        <did>
          <unittitle> Photographs, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
              1849-1982, </unitdate><unitdate>bulk 1850s-1920s, </unitdate>
          </unittitle>
          <physdesc>
            <extent>4.43 cubic ft.</extent></physdesc>
        </did>
        <scopecontent>
          <p>
            <emph render="italic">Photographs</emph> contain cased ambrotypes and daguerreotypes,
            loose and cased tintypes, cartes-de-visite (CDVs), cabinet photographs (cabinet cards),
            mounted and unmounted photographs, photographic postcards, diffusion transfer prints
            (Polaroids), snapshots, studio portraits, charcoal prints, and modern copy prints,
            dating about 1849-1982. The photographs augment the collection by offering a visual
            depiction of the activities and people described within. The majority of images are
            formal portraits, with the Rugeley and Elmore families heavily featured. The Miller
            family is not represented as thoroughly. Candid photos or snapshots make up a minor
            portion of the overall collection. Photographs of special interest include: two cabinet
            cards and one vintage copy print of John A. Elmore and Company C of the Texas Rangers,
            dated November 1878; three CDVs with rare revenue tax stamps, which were issued during a
            brief period between 1864 and 1866; early twentieth-century snapshots of Bay City,
            Texas; and a photograph of C.D.W. McNeill, a 13-year-old Confederate soldier.</p>
        </scopecontent>
        <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
          <head>Organization</head>
          <p>Photographs are organized by State Archives staff and student volunteers into eight
            subseries.</p>
          <list type="simple">
            <item>Cased photographs, about 1849-1910s, bulk 1849-1862, 0.58 cubic ft.</item>
            <item> Elmore family, about 1865-1960s, bulk 1890s-1910s, 0.25 cubic ft. </item>
            <item>Hawkins family, about 1890s-1930s, bulk 1890s-1910s, 0.25 cubic ft.</item>
            <item>McHenry-Guinn family, about 1860s-1970s, bulk 1860s-1900s, 0.12 cubic ft.</item>
            <item>Obenchain-Wall family, about 1860s-1940s, bulk 1890s-1920, 0.63 cubic ft.</item>
            <item> Rugeley family, about 1850s-1982, 1.6 cubic ft. </item>
            <item> Bachman family, about 1920s-1950s, 0.25 cubic ft. </item>
            <item>Miscellaneous photographs, about 1850s-1960s, bulk 1850s-1910s, 0.75 cubic
              ft.</item>
          </list>
        </arrangement>
        <prefercite>
          <head>Preferred Citation</head>
          <p> (Identify the item and cite the subseries), Photographs, Richard Bachman Collection.
            Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission. </p>
        </prefercite>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser22">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">Cased photographs, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold">about
                  1849-1862, </emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc>
              <extent><emph render="bold">0.58 cubic ft.</emph></extent></physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p>
              <emph render="italic">Cased photographs</emph> include daguerreotypes, ambrotypes, and
              tintypes, dating about 1849-1862. Most are unidentified. Identified portraits include
              Colonel Henry Marshall Elmore, Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Elmore, Joseph Elmore, William
              Elmore, Ann Elmore, Phillip Ludlow Elmore and Henry Marshall Elmore, Jr. Also included
              is an early twentieth-century photograph in a sixth plate mat and preserver.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>Items are arranged according to plate size by State Archives staff and student
              volunteers.</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p> (Identify the item), Cased photographs, Photographs, Richard Bachman Collection.
              Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.</p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-7</container>
              <container type="Photo">1.</container>
              <unittitle> Unidentified woman, bust portrait, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1860 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[ninth plate ambrotype]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-7</container>
              <container type="Photo">2.</container>
              <unittitle> Unidentified women, bust portraits, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1860 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[ninth plate ambrotype]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-7</container>
              <container type="Photo">3.</container>
              <unittitle> Unidentified woman, half-length portrait, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                  era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1858-1860 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[ninth plate tintype in thermoplastic case]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-7</container>
              <container type="Photo">4.</container>
              <unittitle> Unidentified woman, half-length portrait, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                  era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1860 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[ninth plate relievo ambrotype in thermoplastic case]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-7</container>
              <container type="Photo">5.</container>
              <unittitle> Unidentified man, half-length portrait, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                  era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1861 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[sixth plate ambrotype in case]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-7</container>
              <container type="Photo">6.</container>
              <unittitle> Unidentified son of Colonel Henry Marshall Elmore, full-length portrait,
                  <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1850 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[sixth plate daguerreotype in case]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-7</container>
              <container type="Photo">7.</container>
              <unittitle> Lud Elmore, half-length portrait, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1860 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[sixth plate ambrotype in composition case]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-7</container>
              <container type="Photo">8.</container>
              <unittitle> Unidentified woman, half-length portrait, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                  era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1857-1862 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[sixth plate ambrotype in composition case]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-7</container>
              <container type="Photo">9.</container>
              <unittitle> Unidentified woman, half-length portrait, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                  era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1858 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[sixth plate ambrotype in unmatched case for daguerreotype]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-7</container>
              <container type="Photo">10.</container>
              <unittitle> Joseph Elmore, bust portrait, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1858-1860 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[sixth plate ambrotype in composition case]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-7</container>
              <container type="Photo">11.</container>
              <unittitle> Unidentified men, half-length portrait, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                  era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1860 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[sixth plate tintype in thermoplastic case with geometric design]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-7</container>
              <container type="Photo">12.</container>
              <unittitle> Unidentified woman, half-length portrait, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                  era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1857 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[sixth plate ambrotype in half composition case]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-7</container>
              <container type="Photo">13.</container>
              <unittitle> Unidentified woman, half-length portrait, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                  era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1857 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[sixth plate tintype in composition case]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-7</container>
              <container type="Photo">14.</container>
              <unittitle> Unidentified man, bust portrait, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1858-1859 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[sixth plate ambrotype in composition case]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-7</container>
              <container type="Photo">15.</container>
              <unittitle> Unidentified boy, waist-length portrait, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                  era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1858-1860 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[sixth plate ambrotype in composition case]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-7</container>
              <container type="Photo">16.</container>
              <unittitle> Elizabeth Elmore, waist-length portrait, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                  era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1849-1850 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[sixth plate daguerreotype in John Plumbe composition case]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-7</container>
              <container type="Photo">17.</container>
              <unittitle> Unidentified boy, waist-length portrait, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                  era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1860 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[sixth plate ambrotype in composition case]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-7</container>
              <container type="Photo">18.</container>
              <unittitle> Unidentified man in costume, full-length portrait, <unitdate
                  type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1860 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[sixth plate ambrotype in composition case]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-7</container>
              <container type="Photo">19.</container>
              <unittitle> Unidentified woman, half-length portrait, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                  era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1855 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[sixth plate daguerreotype in half composition case]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-7</container>
              <container type="Photo">20.</container>
              <unittitle> Unidentified man, half-length portrait, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                  era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1855 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[sixth plate daguerreotype in half composition case]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-7</container>
              <container type="Photo">21.</container>
              <unittitle> Unidentified man, half-length portrait, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                  era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1860 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[sixth plate ambrotype in composition case]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-7</container>
              <container type="Photo">22.</container>
              <unittitle> Unidentified woman, half-length portrait, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                  era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1849-1850 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[quarter plate ambrotype in composition case]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-7</container>
              <container type="Photo">23.</container>
              <unittitle> Ann Elmore, waist-length portrait, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1849-1850 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[quarter plate daguerreotype in composition case]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-7</container>
              <container type="Photo">24.</container>
              <unittitle> William Elmore, full-length portrait, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1861 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[quarter plate ambrotype in composition case]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-7</container>
              <container type="Photo">25.</container>
              <unittitle> Unidentified girl, full-length portrait, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                  era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1851 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[quarter plate daguerreotype in composition case, imprint of William H.
                DeShong]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-7</container>
              <container type="Photo">26.</container>
              <unittitle> Phillip Ludlow Elmore and Henry Elmore, full-length portraits, <unitdate
                  type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1860 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[quarter plate ambrotype in composition case]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-7</container>
              <container type="Photo">27.</container>
              <unittitle> Unidentified woman, waist-length portrait, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                  era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1850 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[quarter plate daguerreotype in composition case]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-8</container>
              <container type="Photo">28.</container>
              <unittitle> Unidentified woman, waist-length portrait, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                  era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1855-1856 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[quarter plate daguerreotype in thermoplastic case]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-8</container>
              <container type="Photo">29.</container>
              <unittitle> Unidentified men, waist-length portraits, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                  era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1855-1856 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[half plate daguerreotype, uncased and broken]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-8</container>
              <container type="Photo">30.</container>
              <unittitle> Colonel Henry Marshall Elmore and Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Elmore,
                half-length portrait, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                  1861 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[half plate ambrotype in half composition case]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-8</container>
              <container type="Photo">31.</container>
              <unittitle> Colonel Henry Marshall Elmore and Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Elmore,
                half-length portrait, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                  1861 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[half plate ambrotype in half composition case]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-8</container>
              <container type="Photo">32.</container>
              <unittitle> Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Elmore and son, half-length portrait, <unitdate
                  type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1857 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[half plate ambrotype in composition case with convex glass]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-8</container>
              <container type="Photo">33.</container>
              <unittitle> Colonel Henry Marshall Elmore and son, half-length portrait, <unitdate
                  type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1857 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[half plate ambrotype in composition case]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-8</container>
              <container type="Photo">34.</container>
              <unittitle> Unidentified woman, half-length portrait, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                  era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1855 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[half plate daguerreotype in composition case]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-8</container>
              <container type="Photo">35.</container>
              <unittitle> Fay McHenry Guinn, Lenore Wall Rugeley, Hilda Wall Witmer, Ewell McHenry,
                and Octavia Wright Wall, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1910s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[gelatin silver print in sixth plate mat and preserver]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
        </c02>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser23">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">Elmore family, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold">about
                  1865-1960s, bulk 1890s-1910s, </emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc>
              <extent><emph render="bold">0.25 cubic ft.</emph></extent>
            </physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p>
              <emph render="italic">Elmore family</emph> member images, primarily dating
              1880s-1920s, are mostly studio portraits, both mounted and in folio. Included are one
              CDV of Colonel Henry Marshall Elmore by Blessington Bros., Houston, Texas and one
              photograph of a painting depicting his wife, Elizabeth (Lizzie) Fitzpatrick Elmore.
              Also present are two cabinet cards and one vintage copy print of John A. Elmore and
              Company C of the Texas Rangers, dated November 1878.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>Items are arranged into two groups by content, and within each group according to
              format and content, by State Archives staff and student volunteers: Family photographs
              and Texas Rangers.</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p>(Identify the item), Elmore family, Photographs, Richard Bachman Collection. Archives
              and Information Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.</p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03 level="subseries">
            <did>
              <unittitle><emph render="bold">Family photographs, </emph>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold">about
                    1865-1960s, bulk 1890s-1910s</emph>
                </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-9</container>
                <container type="Photo">1.</container>
                <unittitle>Joe Elmore and Albert Elmore, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                    >about 1910s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-9</container>
                <container type="Photo">2.</container>
                <unittitle>Colonel Henry Marshall Elmore, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                    >about 1865 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[carte-de-visite, imprint of Blessing &amp; Bro's Gallery, Houston,
                  Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-9</container>
                <container type="Photo">3.</container>
                <unittitle>Sue Elmore Lewis, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1880s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Deane, Galveston, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-9</container>
                <container type="Photo">4.</container>
                <unittitle>Eleander Lewis, Mary Lewis, Laura Lewis, and Claride Lewis, <unitdate
                    era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-9</container>
                <container type="Photo">5.</container>
                <unittitle>Nick Gartrell, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1920s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of C.R. Blackburn, Houston,
                  Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-9</container>
                <container type="Photo">6.</container>
                <unittitle>Sarah Hill Lewis, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1900
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-9</container>
                <container type="Photo">7.</container>
                <unittitle>Mack Lewis, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1900s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-9</container>
                <container type="Photo">8.</container>
                <unittitle>Annie Elmore Schurnberg, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                    1900s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-9</container>
                <container type="Photo">9.</container>
                <unittitle>Watson Elmore MacManus, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                    1920s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Blackburn, Houston, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-9</container>
                <container type="Photo">10.</container>
                <unittitle>Rugeley Elmore, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1910s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Harper &amp; Co., Houston,
                  Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-9</container>
                <container type="Photo">11.</container>
                <unittitle>Mary Elmore, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1890s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-9</container>
                <container type="Photo">12.</container>
                <unittitle>McCain Elmore, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1900s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-9</container>
                <container type="Photo">13.</container>
                <unittitle>Sue Elmore MacManus and husband, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                    >1900 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Blackburn, Houston, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-9</container>
                <container type="Photo">14.</container>
                <unittitle>Minnie Elmore and Clara Walker, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                    >about 1890s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-9</container>
                <container type="Photo">15.</container>
                <unittitle>Unidentified Elmore man, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                    1910s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-9</container>
                <container type="Photo">16.</container>
                <unittitle>Will Elmore, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1890s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-9</container>
                <container type="Photo">17.</container>
                <unittitle>Sue Elmore MacManus, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1890s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Blackburn, Houston, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-9</container>
                <container type="Photo">18.</container>
                <unittitle>Ollie Elmore Needham, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1910s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-9</container>
                <container type="Photo">19.</container>
                <unittitle>Dorothy Needham, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1910s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-9</container>
                <container type="Photo">20.</container>
                <unittitle>Selma Needham, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1920s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of J.C. Stauts, Mart, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-9</container>
                <container type="Photo">21.</container>
                <unittitle>Albert Elmore, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1910s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of Schroeder, Brownsville,
                  Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-9</container>
                <container type="Photo">22.</container>
                <unittitle>Ollie Elmore Needham, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1910s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of J.C. Stauts, Mart, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-9</container>
                <container type="Photo">23.</container>
                <unittitle>Painting of Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Elmore, <unitdate era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1960s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[photograph of painting in folio]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="subseries">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-9</container>
              <unittitle><emph render="bold">Texas Rangers, </emph>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold"
                    >1878</emph>
                </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-9</container>
                <container type="Photo">24-25.</container>
                <unittitle>John A. Elmore and Texas Rangers, Company C, <unitdate era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">1878 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[cabinet cards]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-9</container>
                <container type="Photo">26.</container>
                <unittitle>John A. Elmore and Texas Rangers, Company C, <unitdate era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">1878 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[vintage copy print]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
          </c03>
        </c02>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser24">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">Hawkins family, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold">about
                  1890s-1930s, bulk 1890s-1910s, </emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc>
              <extent><emph render="bold">0.25 cubic ft.</emph></extent>
            </physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p>Images of <emph render="italic">Hawkins family</emph> members include Henry Boyd
              Hawkins, Meta Hawkins Lewis, Elmore Hawkins, Jane Hawkins, and Elizabeth Hawkins
              McDonald, dating 1870s-1930s. Formats include cabinet cards, studio portraits, both
              mounted and in folio, snapshots, both mounted and loose, and one real photographic
              postcard. Also represented are the Currie family, neighbors of the Hawkins family.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>Items are arranged loosely according to format and content by State Archives staff
              and student volunteers.</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p> (Identify the item), Hawkins family, Photographs, Richard Bachman Collection.
              Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.</p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-10</container>
              <container type="Photo">1.</container>
              <unittitle>Henry Boyd Hawkins, Meta Hawkins, Dolly Doubek, and Elmore Hawkins McDonald
                at Mt. Manitou Scenic Incline, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1920s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[photographic postcard]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-10</container>
              <container type="Photo">2.</container>
              <unittitle>Ruby Hawkins with students, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">after 1970s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[copy print of 1890s snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-10</container>
              <container type="Photo">3.</container>
              <unittitle>Frank Lewis at Hawkins' Ranch, Texas, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1920s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-10</container>
              <container type="Photo">4.</container>
              <unittitle>Frank Lewis, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                  1920s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-10</container>
              <container type="Photo">5.</container>
              <unittitle>Elmore Hawkins MacDonald, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-10</container>
              <container type="Photo">6.</container>
              <unittitle>Henry Boyd Hawkins, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-10</container>
              <container type="Photo">7-8.</container>
              <unittitle>Elmore Hawkins MacDonald, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1910s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted snapshots]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-10</container>
              <container type="Photo">9.</container>
              <unittitle>Elmore Hawkins MacDonald, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-10</container>
              <container type="Photo">10.</container>
              <unittitle>Jane Hawkins, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-10</container>
              <container type="Photo">11.</container>
              <unittitle>Elizabeth Hawkins, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-10</container>
              <container type="Photo">12.</container>
              <unittitle>Meta Hawkins Lewis and Jane Hawkins, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Polash, Victoria, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-10</container>
              <container type="Photo">13.</container>
              <unittitle>Rowland Rugeley and Henry Boyd Hawkins, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Polash, Victoria, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-10</container>
              <container type="Photo">14.</container>
              <unittitle>Elmore Rugeley Hawkins, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Rose &amp; Zahn, Galveston, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-10</container>
              <container type="Photo">15.</container>
              <unittitle>Jane Hawkins, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Cadwell, Bay City, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-10</container>
              <container type="Photo">16.</container>
              <unittitle>Jane Hawkins, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1910s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Simon, New Orleans,
                Louisiana]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-10</container>
              <container type="Photo">17.</container>
              <unittitle>Meta Hawkins Lewis, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Simon, New Orleans,
                Louisiana]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-10</container>
              <container type="Photo">18-19.</container>
              <unittitle>Frank Hawkins and Phillip Ludlow Rugeley, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                  era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portraits, imprint of Trube, Galveston, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-10</container>
              <container type="Photo">20-21.</container>
              <unittitle>Elmore Hawkins MacDonald, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portraits, imprint of Nelson, Houston, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-10</container>
              <container type="Photo">22-23.</container>
              <unittitle>Elizabeth Hawkins, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1910s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portraits, imprint of Snell's, Sherman, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-10</container>
              <container type="Photo">24.</container>
              <unittitle>Frank Lewis, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                  1926-1932 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of Orren Jack Turner, Princeton, New
                Jersey]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-10</container>
              <container type="Photo">25.</container>
              <unittitle>Meta Hawkins Lewis, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1910s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of Snell's, Sherman, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-10</container>
              <container type="Photo">26.</container>
              <unittitle>Elmore Hawkins MacDonald, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1910s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of The Elliott's, Austin,
                Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-10</container>
              <container type="Photo">27.</container>
              <unittitle>Elizabeth Hawkins, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of Herkimer's Studio, Bay City,
                Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-10</container>
              <container type="Photo">28.</container>
              <unittitle>A. Currie, County Commissioner, Precinct No. 2, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                  era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Richmond Gallery, Richmond, Virginia]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-10</container>
              <container type="Photo">29.</container>
              <unittitle>Currie family, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Condon, Atlanta, Georgia]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">Box 2011/348-22</container>
              <container type="Photo">30.</container>
              <unittitle>Elizabeth Hawkins, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1920s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of Elva Cockrell]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
        </c02>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser25">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">McHenry-Guinn family, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold">about
                  1860s-1970s, bulk 1860s-1900s, </emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc>
              <extent><emph render="bold">0.12 cubic ft.</emph></extent>
            </physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p> Images of <emph render="italic">McHenry-Guinn family</emph> members, particularly
              Cleveland Guinn, Fay McHenry Guinn, Ewell Wall McHenry, and Evelyn Wall McHenry, date
              primarily from 1860s to 1930s. Formats include cartes-de-visite, cabinet cards, studio
              portraits, snapshots, and one unidentified, but associated, loose tintype.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>Items are arranged loosely according to format and content by State Archives staff
              and student volunteers.</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p> (Identify the item), McHenry-Guinn family, Photographs, Richard Bachman Collection.
              Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission. </p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">1.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified child, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1860s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[tintype]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">2.</container>
              <unittitle>John A. Guinn, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1860s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">3.</container>
              <unittitle>Charles McHenry, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1860s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">4.</container>
              <unittitle>Fay McHenry Guinn and Ewell McHenry, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">5.</container>
              <unittitle>Cleveland Guinn and unidentified child, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1920s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[snapshot in folio]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">6.</container>
              <unittitle>Cleveland Guinn, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1880s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Deane, Houston, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">7.</container>
              <unittitle>Fay McHenry Guinn, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Willyerd, Houston and Galveston, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">8.</container>
              <unittitle>Sarah Evelyn Wall McHenry, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1880s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of T.B. Elrod, Columbus, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">9.</container>
              <unittitle>Milby, John, and Cleveland Guinn, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1880s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of T.B. Elrod, Columbus, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">10.</container>
              <unittitle>Sarah Evelyn Wall McHenry, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">1973 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">11.</container>
              <unittitle>Sarah Evelyn Wall McHenry and unidentified woman, <unitdate
                  type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1972 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">12.</container>
              <unittitle>Cleveland Guinn at Davidson home, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1930s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">13.</container>
              <unittitle>Cleveland Guinn, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >1953 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">14.</container>
              <unittitle>Ewell McHenry, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1910s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait, imprint of Howards Hostetler, Los Angeles,
                California]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">15.</container>
              <unittitle>Fay McHenry Guinn, Ewell McHenry, Lenore Wall Rugeley, and unidentified
                woman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1900s
                </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">16-17.</container>
              <unittitle>Fay McHenry Guinn and Ewell McHenry, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portraits, imprint of Lux, Sealy, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">18.</container>
              <unittitle>Sarah Evelyn Wall McHenry, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Blackburn Studio, Houston,
                Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">19.</container>
              <unittitle>Guinn home at Eagle Lake, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">before 1920s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-22</container>
              <container type="Photo">20.</container>
              <unittitle>Ewell McHenry, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1910s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of The Standiford Studio, Louisville,
                Kentucky]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
        </c02>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser26">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">Obenchain-Wall family, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold">about
                  1860s-1940s, bulk 1890s-1920, </emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc>
              <extent><emph render="bold">0.63 cubic ft.</emph></extent>
            </physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p> Images of <emph render="italic">Obenchain-Wall family</emph> members include Lu
              Obenchain Alderman Triche, Edgar Obenchain, Lenore Wall Rugeley, Hilda Wall Witmer,
              and Elizabeth Wall Mitchell, dating 1860s-1940s, bulk 1890s-1920. Cartes-de-visite,
              cabinet cards, studio portraits, and snapshots are represented along with six Pocket
              Kodak photographs. Also included are several studio portraits of Robert Rockwood, a
              friend and business partner of the Obenchain family.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>Items are arranged loosely according to format and content by State Archives staff
              and student volunteers.</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p> (Identify the item), Obenchain-Wall family, Photographs, Richard Bachman Collection.
              Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.</p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">1.</container>
              <unittitle>Martha Obenchain Wall, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1910s, </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">2.</container>
              <unittitle>John Kesseler, Martha Obenchain Wall, Forrester Miller, Carl Obenchain, and
                Edgar Obenchain, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                  1920s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">3-4.</container>
              <unittitle>Lenore Wall Rugeley, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1920s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[snapshots]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">5.</container>
              <unittitle>Boating on Miller's Lake, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1920s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">6.</container>
              <unittitle>Sally Witmer Pickens, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1940s, </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">7.</container>
              <unittitle>Hilda Wall Witmer and Billy Witmer, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1920s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">8.</container>
              <unittitle>Elizabeth Wall Mitchell, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">9.</container>
              <unittitle>May Hightower, Lenore Wall Rugeley, Ethel Hightower, and Mrs. Bennette,
                  <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">10.</container>
              <unittitle>John Kesseler, Lu Obenchain Alderman Triche, and Edgar Obenchain, <unitdate
                  type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">11.</container>
              <unittitle>Lu Obenchain Alderman Triche, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">12.</container>
              <unittitle>Lenore Wall Rugeley, Martha Obenchain Wall, and Lu Obenchain Alderman
                Triche, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1890s
                </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">13.</container>
              <unittitle>Martha Obenchain Wall, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1880s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite, imprint of F.B. Bailey, Navasota, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">14.</container>
              <unittitle>Martha Obenchain Wall, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite, imprint of Callaway Peterson, Columbus, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">15.</container>
              <unittitle>J.G. Obenchain, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1860s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-11</container>
              <container type="Photo">16.</container>
              <unittitle>Lu Obenchain Alderman Triche, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite, imprint of Callaway Peterson, Columbus, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-12</container>
              <container type="Photo">17.</container>
              <unittitle><emph render="doublequote">Miller's Lake,</emph>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-12</container>
              <container type="Photo">18.</container>
              <unittitle><emph render="doublequote">Obenchains,</emph>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-12</container>
              <container type="Photo">19.</container>
              <unittitle>Lenora Miller Obenchain and Edgar Obenchain, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                  era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-12</container>
              <container type="Photo">20.</container>
              <unittitle>Frank Miller and Lu Obenchain Alderman Triche at Miller's Lake, <unitdate
                  type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-12</container>
              <container type="Photo">21.</container>
              <unittitle>Lu Obenchain Alderman Triche and <emph render="doublequote">Bessie,</emph>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-12</container>
              <container type="Photo">22.</container>
              <unittitle><emph render="doublequote">Old House at Miller's Lake,</emph>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-12</container>
              <container type="Photo">23-24.</container>
              <unittitle>Lenore Wall Rugeley, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portraits]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-12</container>
              <container type="Photo">25.</container>
              <unittitle>Lu Obenchain Alderman Triche and Fred Alderman, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                  era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1880s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-12</container>
              <container type="Photo">26.</container>
              <unittitle>Fred Forrester Alderman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1894 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of T.B. Elrod, Columbus, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-12</container>
              <container type="Photo">27.</container>
              <unittitle>Lenore Wall Rugeley, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Court Studio, Victoria, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-12</container>
              <container type="Photo">28.</container>
              <unittitle><emph render="doublequote">Lenore Wall in Tom Thumb,</emph>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-12</container>
              <container type="Photo">29.</container>
              <unittitle>Fred Alderman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1880s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Favorite Photo Gallery, Temple, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-12</container>
              <container type="Photo">30.</container>
              <unittitle>W.T. Wall, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                  1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Curtis, San Antonio, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-12</container>
              <container type="Photo">31.</container>
              <unittitle>Robert Rockwood, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-12</container>
              <container type="Photo">32-33.</container>
              <unittitle>Robert Rockwood, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portraits]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-12</container>
              <container type="Photo">34.</container>
              <unittitle>Robert Rockwood, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1920s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-12</container>
              <container type="Photo">35-36.</container>
              <unittitle>Robert Rockwood, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portraits, imprint of Chas Lanier, San Francisco,
                California</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-12</container>
              <container type="Photo">37.</container>
              <unittitle>Lenore Wall Rugeley and Hilda Wall Witmer, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                  era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Hitchler, Houston, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-12</container>
              <container type="Photo">38.</container>
              <unittitle>Edgar Obenchain, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Gould &amp; Grueter, Columbus,
                Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-12</container>
              <container type="Photo">39.</container>
              <unittitle>Elizabeth Wall Mitchell, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Blackburn Studio, Houston,
                Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-12</container>
              <container type="Photo">40.</container>
              <unittitle>Edgar Obenchain, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1920s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-12</container>
              <container type="Photo">41.</container>
              <unittitle>Lenore Wall Rugeley, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1910s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-12</container>
              <container type="Photo">42.</container>
              <unittitle>Billy Witmer, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1940s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of Nolan Studio's, Alexandria,
                Louisiana]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-12</container>
              <container type="Photo">43.</container>
              <unittitle>Hilda Wall Witmer, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1910s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-12</container>
              <container type="Photo">44.</container>
              <unittitle>Lenore Wall Rugeley, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1910s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-22</container>
              <container type="Photo">45.</container>
              <unittitle>Lu Obenchain Alderman Triche, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1910s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-22</container>
              <container type="Photo">46.</container>
              <unittitle>Robert Rockwood, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1920s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
        </c02>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser27">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">Rugeley family, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold">about
                  1850s-1982, </emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc>
              <extent><emph render="bold">1.6 cubic ft.</emph></extent>
            </physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p> Images of <emph render="italic">Rugeley family</emph> members include Dr. Henry L.
              Rugeley, Elizabeth Elmore Rugeley, Henry Rugeley, Rowland Rugeley, Phillip Ludlow
              Rugeley, Edith Rugeley, Mary Rugeley Ferguson, and Henry Lutelle Rugeley along with
              others, dating about 1850s-1982. Cartes-de-visite, cabinet cards, studio portraits,
              and snapshots are represented along with charcoal copy and albumen print portraits of
              John Rugeley. The <emph render="italic">Bay City</emph> subseries consists of loose
              and mounted photographs of Bay City, Texas along with five photographic postcards.
              Prominently featured are the Bay City Court House, bank, St. Mark's Episcopal Church,
              and the Rugeley home. Also of interest are several photographs showing a parade of
              Confederate veterans. The <emph render="italic">Rugeley Motor Company</emph> subseries
              consists of mounted and loose photographs of the Rugeley Motor Company. The <emph
                render="italic">Victorian photo album</emph> consists of cabinet photographs of
              unidentified Rugeley family members within a plush velvet album with metal clasps. The
                <emph render="italic">Family Bible</emph> contains cartes-de-visite of mostly
              unidentified Rugeley family members originally kept in the Rugeley family Bible.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>The items are arranged by content into five groups, and arranged loosely within each
              group according to format and content, by State Archives staff and student volunteers:
              Family photographs, Bay City, Rugeley Motor Company, Victorian photo album, and Family
              Bible,</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p> (Identify the item), Rugeley family, Photographs, Richard Bachman Collection.
              Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission. </p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03 level="subseries">
            <did>
              <unittitle><emph render="bold">Family photographs, </emph>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold">about
                    1850s-1960s, bulk 1850s-1920s</emph>
                </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">1.</container>
                <unittitle>Harriet Ann Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1920s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">2.</container>
                <unittitle>Susie Mathis Rugeley, Mary Rugeley Ferguson, and unidentified children,
                    <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1900s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[3 mounted snapshots]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">3.</container>
                <unittitle>Henry LeTulle Rugeley and Mary Rugeley Ferguson, <unitdate era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1900s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[photographic postcard]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">4.</container>
                <unittitle>Rowland Rugeley, Henry Rugeley, and unidentified men, <unitdate era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1910s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">5.</container>
                <unittitle>Rowland Rugeley at Hawkins' Ranch, Texas, <unitdate era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1910s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">6.</container>
                <unittitle>Henry LeTulle Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                    1920s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">7.</container>
                <unittitle>Rowland Rugeley with fraternity brothers, University of Texas at Austin,
                    <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1906-1912 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portrait]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">8.</container>
                <unittitle>Dr. Henry L. Rugeley and Elizabeth Elmore Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1910s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">9.</container>
                <unittitle>Elizabeth Elmore Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                    1910s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portrait]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">10.</container>
                <unittitle>Rowland Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1940s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portrait]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">11.</container>
                <unittitle>Lenore Wall Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1940s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">12.</container>
                <unittitle>Unidentified Rugeley men, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                    1920s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">13.</container>
                <unittitle>Smith Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1860s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[carte-de-visite with rare, unsigned revenue stamp]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">14.</container>
                <unittitle>Rugeley Rochelle, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                    1850s-1870s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[carte-de-visite, imprint of B &amp; G Moses]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">15.</container>
                <unittitle>Carrie Robbins Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1886
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[carte-de-visite, imprint of C.R. Rees, Petersburg, Virginia]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">16.</container>
                <unittitle>Unidentified Rugeley woman, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                    1860s-1870s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[carte-de-visite, imprint of H.B. Hillyer, Austin, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">17.</container>
                <unittitle>Dr. Henry L. Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                    1860s-1870s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[carte-de-visite, imprint of H.R. Marks, Houston, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">18-19.</container>
                <unittitle>Eliza Rugeley Wiggins, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                    1860s-1870s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[cartes-de-visite]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">20.</container>
                <unittitle>William Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1866 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">21.</container>
                <unittitle>Elizabeth Rugeley and unidentified man, <unitdate era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">22.</container>
                <unittitle>Unidentified Rugeley man, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                    1860s </unitdate> Tintype in cartouche paper sleeve. </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[tintype in cartouche paper sleeve]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">23.</container>
                <unittitle>Dr. Henry L. Rugeley and Elizabeth Elmore Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1910s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">24.</container>
                <unittitle>Elizabeth Elmore Rugeley and unidentified women, <unitdate era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1910s </unitdate> Mounted snapshot. </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">25.</container>
                <unittitle>Rowland Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1910s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">26.</container>
                <unittitle>Bessie Haupt Nance, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1890s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Jowneay, Austin, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">27.</container>
                <unittitle>Alice Haupt, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1870s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of H.R. Marks, Austin, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">28.</container>
                <unittitle>Lola Nance, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1900s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of Melcher, El Campo, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">29.</container>
                <unittitle>Lola Nance, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1900s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Melcher, El Campo, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">30.</container>
                <unittitle>Annie Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1890s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">31.</container>
                <unittitle>Dolly Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1899 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">32.</container>
                <unittitle>E.A. Pearson, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1887 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Chas Wright, Houston, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">33.</container>
                <unittitle>Lewis Staupt, Jr., <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1910s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Miller, San Marcos, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">34.</container>
                <unittitle>Beulah Arnold and Ora Arnold, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                    >about 1900s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Brockmeyer, Palestine,
                  Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">35.</container>
                <unittitle>Ora Arnold, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1900s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Mouzon, Palestine, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">36.</container>
                <unittitle>Hugh Gill, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1898 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Rail Road Photo Car]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">37.</container>
                <unittitle>Hunter Arnold, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1890s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Deane, Dallas, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">38.</container>
                <unittitle>Beulah Arnold, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1899 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of H.H. Morris, Galveston,
                  Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">39.</container>
                <unittitle>Callie Arnold Gill, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1900s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of H.H. Morris, Galveston,
                  Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">40.</container>
                <unittitle>Ora Arnold, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1900 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of H.H. Morris, Galveston,
                  Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">41.</container>
                <unittitle>Callie Arnold Gill, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1898
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">42-43.</container>
                <unittitle>Rowland Rugeley and Edith Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[cabinet cards, imprint of Green Gallery, Matagorda, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">44-45.</container>
                <unittitle>Elizabeth Elmore Rugeley and class, <unitdate era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[cabinet cards, imprint of Walker Morris]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">46.</container>
                <unittitle>Phillip Ludlow Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                    1900s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[cabinet card]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">47.</container>
                <unittitle>Unidentified Rugeley man, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                    1890s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Jackson, San Marcos, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">48.</container>
                <unittitle>Phillip Ludlow Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                    1890s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Deane, Houston, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">49.</container>
                <unittitle>Edith Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1880s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of D.P. Barr, San Antonio, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">50.</container>
                <unittitle>Henry LeTulle Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                    1900s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portrait, imprint of Clark, Colorado Springs, Colorado]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">51.</container>
                <unittitle>Mary Rugeley Ferguson, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                    1900s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portrait, imprint of Clark, Colorado Springs, Colorado]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">52-53.</container>
                <unittitle>Henry LeTulle Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                    1900s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portraits in folio, imprint of Liddell]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">54.</container>
                <unittitle>Henry Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1900s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Barr V. Cones]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">55.</container>
                <unittitle>James Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1890s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Gustafson, Houston, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">56.</container>
                <unittitle>Frank Hawkins and Phillip Ludlow Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">1890s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Louis Rice]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">57.</container>
                <unittitle>Phillip Ludlow Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                    1900s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Trube, Galveston, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">58.</container>
                <unittitle>Henry Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1890s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Osteber, Beaumont, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-13</container>
                <container type="Photo">59.</container>
                <unittitle>John Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1860s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-14</container>
                <container type="Photo">60.</container>
                <unittitle>Dr. Henry L. Rugeley, Elizabeth Elmore Rugeley, and Marshall Elmore,
                    <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1910s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-14</container>
                <container type="Photo">61.</container>
                <unittitle>Harriet Ann Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1920s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-14</container>
                <container type="Photo">62.</container>
                <unittitle>Henry LeTulle Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                    1920s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of J. Raoul Turner, Pueblo, New
                  Mexico]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-14</container>
                <container type="Photo">63.</container>
                <unittitle>Rowland Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1940s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of Stewart &amp; Nicholson, Bay City,
                  Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-14</container>
                <container type="Photo">64.</container>
                <unittitle>Rowland Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1930s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-14</container>
                <container type="Photo">65.</container>
                <unittitle>Rowland Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1909 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of The Elliotts, Austin,
                  Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-14</container>
                <container type="Photo">66.</container>
                <unittitle>Rowland Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1909
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of The Elliotts, Austin,
                  Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-14</container>
                <container type="Photo">67-69.</container>
                <unittitle>Mary Rugeley Ferguson, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                    1910s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portraits in folio, imprint of The Elliotts, Austin,
                  Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-14</container>
                <container type="Photo">70.</container>
                <unittitle>Harriet Ann Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1920s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of Van Dyck Studio, Houston,
                  Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-14</container>
                <container type="Photo">71.</container>
                <unittitle>Mary Rugeley Ferguson, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                    1910s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of Carl A. Liddell, Houston,
                  Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-14</container>
                <container type="Photo">72.</container>
                <unittitle>James Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1890s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-14</container>
                <container type="Photo">73.</container>
                <unittitle>Henry Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1930s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of Photography by Norma, Bay City,
                  Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-14</container>
                <container type="Photo">74.</container>
                <unittitle>Rowland Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1940s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-14</container>
                <container type="Photo">75-76.</container>
                <unittitle>Harriet Ann Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1920s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portraits in folio]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-14</container>
                <container type="Photo">77.</container>
                <unittitle>Frank Hawkins and Phillip Ludlow Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-22</container>
                <container type="Photo">78.</container>
                <unittitle>Henry LeTulle Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                    1920s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Santa Fe Studio, Dallas,
                  Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-22</container>
                <container type="Photo">79.</container>
                <unittitle>Mary Rugeley Ferguson's wedding party, <unitdate era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">1922 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot in folio]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-22</container>
                <container type="Photo">80.</container>
                <unittitle>Mary Rugeley Ferguson and Harriet Ann Rugeley at Mary Rugeley Ferguson's
                  wedding, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1922 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot in folio]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-22</container>
                <container type="Photo">81.</container>
                <unittitle>Rowland Rugeley with fraternity brothers, University of Texas at Austin,
                    <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1906-1912 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-22</container>
                <container type="Photo">82.</container>
                <unittitle>John Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1870
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[albumen print]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-22</container>
                <container type="Photo">83.</container>
                <unittitle>John Rugeley, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1885
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[charcoal copy print]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="subseries">
            <did>
              <unittitle><emph render="bold">Bay City, </emph>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold">about
                    1895-1960s, bulk 1895-1910s</emph>
                </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-15</container>
                <container type="Photo">1.</container>
                <unittitle><emph render="doublequote">Raiding a Still-Matagorda,</emph>
                  <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1900s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-15</container>
                <container type="Photo">2.</container>
                <unittitle>Flooding, Bay City, Texas, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                    1910s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-15</container>
                <container type="Photo">3.</container>
                <unittitle><emph render="doublequote">T.B. and Hut,</emph>
                  <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1935 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-15</container>
                <container type="Photo">4.</container>
                <unittitle>Building damage, Bay City, Texas, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                    >before 1910 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-15</container>
                <container type="Photo">5.</container>
                <unittitle>Construction, Bay City, Texas, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                    >before 1910 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of H.J. Drake, Bay City, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-15</container>
                <container type="Photo">6.</container>
                <unittitle>St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Bay City, Texas, <unitdate era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1950s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[photographic postcard]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-15</container>
                <container type="Photo">7.</container>
                <unittitle><emph render="doublequote">A Corner On Fifth Street,</emph>
                  <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1908 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[photographic postcard, imprint of W.H. Drowatzky, Bay City,
                  Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-15</container>
                <container type="Photo">8.</container>
                <unittitle><emph render="doublequote">The Fats and Leans Playing Ball,</emph>
                  <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1908 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[photographic postcard, addressed to Rowland Rugeley, University of Texas
                  at Austin; imprint of W.H. Drowatzky, Bay City, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-15</container>
                <container type="Photo">9.</container>
                <unittitle><emph render="doublequote">After the Fire,</emph>
                  <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1908 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[photographic postcard, addressed to Flora Lee Nance, Kyle, Texas, imprint
                  of W.H. Drowatzky, Bay City, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-15</container>
                <container type="Photo">10.</container>
                <unittitle><emph render="doublequote">After the Fire,</emph>
                  <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1908 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[photographic postcard, addressed to Rowland Rugeley, University of Texas
                  at Austin, imprint of W.H. Drowatzky, Bay City, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-15</container>
                <container type="Photo">11.</container>
                <unittitle>Episcopal Church, Bay City, Texas, <unitdate era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">after 1920s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[copy print of postcard]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-15</container>
                <container type="Photo">12.</container>
                <unittitle>Rugeley home, Bay City, Texas, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                    >about 1895 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-15</container>
                <container type="Photo">13.</container>
                <unittitle>Bank, Bay City, Texas, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">before
                    1900 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-15</container>
                <container type="Photo">14.</container>
                <unittitle>Parade of Confederate veterans, Bay City, Texas, <unitdate era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">before 1900 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-15</container>
                <container type="Photo">15.</container>
                <unittitle>Parade of Confederate veterans, Bay City, Texas, <unitdate era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">before 1900 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[copy print of snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-15</container>
                <container type="Photo">16.</container>
                <unittitle>Matagorda County Courthouse, Bay City, Texas, <unitdate era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">1924 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-15</container>
                <container type="Photo">17.</container>
                <unittitle>Flooding in front of Matagorda County Courthouse, Bay City, Texas,
                    <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1912 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-15</container>
                <container type="Photo">18.</container>
                <unittitle>Matagorda County Courthouse, Bay City, Texas, <unitdate era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1900s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Louis Rice, Bay City, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-15</container>
                <container type="Photo">19.</container>
                <unittitle>Rugeley home, Ave. H and Third Street, Bay City, Texas, <unitdate
                    era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1900s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-15</container>
                <container type="Photo">20.</container>
                <unittitle>Johnnie's Bakery, Bay City, Texas, <unitdate era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">1936 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-15</container>
                <container type="Photo">21-22.</container>
                <unittitle>Matagorda Academy of the Fine Arts, Bay City, Texas, <unitdate era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">before 1900 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted snapshots]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-15</container>
                <container type="Photo">23-24.</container>
                <unittitle>Rugeley Drugstore interior, Bay City, Texas, <unitdate era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">before 1915 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted snapshots]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-15</container>
                <container type="Photo">25.</container>
                <unittitle>Tombstone of Phillip Ludlow Rugeley, front view, Bay City, Texas,
                    <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">after 1905 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-15</container>
                <container type="Photo">26.</container>
                <unittitle>Tombstone of Phillip Ludlow Rugeley, rear view, Bay City, Texas,
                    <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">after 1905 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-22</container>
                <container type="Photo">27.</container>
                <unittitle>Parade of Confederate veterans, Bay City, Texas, <unitdate
                    type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">before 1960s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[copy print of snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-22</container>
                <container type="Photo">28.</container>
                <unittitle>Matagorda County Courthouse, Bay City, Texas, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                    era="ce" calendar="gregorian">before 1960s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[copy print of snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-22</container>
                <container type="Photo">29.</container>
                <unittitle>Creek scene, Bay City, Texas, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1900s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted photograph]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-22</container>
                <container type="Photo">30.</container>
                <unittitle>Bank, Bay City, Texas, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1900s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted photograph]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-22</container>
                <container type="Photo">31.</container>
                <unittitle>Rugeley home, Sixth Street and Ave. K, Bay City, Texas, <unitdate
                    type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1900s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted photograph]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-22</container>
                <container type="Photo">32.</container>
                <unittitle>Rugeley home, Bay City, Texas, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1895 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted photograph]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="subseries">
            <did>
              <unittitle><emph render="bold">Rugeley Motor Company, </emph>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold">about
                    1935-1980s</emph>
                </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-16</container>
                <container type="Photo">1.</container>
                <unittitle>Anderson-Rugeley Auto Company, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1935 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-16</container>
                <container type="Photo">2-3.</container>
                <unittitle>Rugeley Motor Company building, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1940s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshots]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-16</container>
                <container type="Photo">4.</container>
                <unittitle>Parts Department at Rugeley Motor Company, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                    era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1946 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-16</container>
                <container type="Photo">5-6.</container>
                <unittitle>Garage at Rugeley Motor Company, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1946 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshots]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-16</container>
                <container type="Photo">7-9.</container>
                <unittitle>1946 Chevrolet Announcement at Rugeley Motor Company, <unitdate
                    type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1946 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshots]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-16</container>
                <container type="Photo">10.</container>
                <unittitle>Rowland Rugeley, Lenore Wall Rugeley, and Richard Bachman at Rugeley
                  Motor Company, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                    1940s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-16</container>
                <container type="Photo">11.</container>
                <unittitle>Showroom at Rugeley Motor Company, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1940s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-16</container>
                <container type="Photo">12.</container>
                <unittitle>Employees at Rugeley Motor Company, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">1948 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-16</container>
                <container type="Photo">13-18.</container>
                <unittitle>Employees at Rugeley Motor Company, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1950s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshots]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-16</container>
                <container type="Photo">19.</container>
                <unittitle>Employees at Rugeley Motor Company, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">1956 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-16</container>
                <container type="Photo">20.</container>
                <unittitle>School of Modern Merchandising Management in Detroit, Michigan, <unitdate
                    type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1951 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-16</container>
                <container type="Photo">21.</container>
                <unittitle>Service Entrance at Rugeley Motor Company, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                    era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1953 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-16</container>
                <container type="Photo">22.</container>
                <unittitle>Employees at Rugeley Motor Company, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">1955 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-16</container>
                <container type="Photo">23.</container>
                <unittitle>Employees at Rugeley Motor Company, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1960s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-16</container>
                <container type="Photo">24.</container>
                <unittitle>Rowland Rugeley accepts service award, <unitdate type="inclusive"
                    era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1955-1960 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-16</container>
                <container type="Photo">25.</container>
                <unittitle>Buick Dealer Council, Houston, Texas, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">1965 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-16</container>
                <container type="Photo">26.</container>
                <unittitle>Rowland Rugeley, Martha Rugeley Bachman, and Richard Bachman at Rugeley
                  Motor Company, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1978
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-16</container>
                <container type="Photo">27-31.</container>
                <unittitle>Rugeley Motor Company, <unitdate> about 1980s </unitdate></unittitle>
                <physdesc>[Polaroids]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-16</container>
                <container type="Photo">32-37.</container>
                <unittitle>Fire damage to Rugeley Motor Company, <unitdate>1982
                  </unitdate></unittitle>
                <physdesc>[Polaroids]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-16</container>
                <container type="Photo">38-41.</container>
                <unittitle>Fire damage to Rugeley Motor Company, <unitdate>1982
                  </unitdate></unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshots]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="subseries">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-17</container>
              <container type="Box">1.</container>
              <unittitle>Victorian photo album containing 37 cabinet cards, <unitdate era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">before 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="subseries">
            <did>
              <unittitle><emph render="bold">Family Bible, </emph>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold"
                    >1850s-1870s</emph>
                </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2012/031-2</container>
                <container type="Photo">1.</container>
                <unittitle>Unidentified men, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1860s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[tintype]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2012/031-2</container>
                <container type="Photo">2.</container>
                <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1860s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[tintype]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2012/031-2</container>
                <container type="Photo">3.</container>
                <unittitle>Unidentified men, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1860s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[tintype]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2012/031-2</container>
                <container type="Photo">4.</container>
                <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1860s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[tintype in cartouche paper sleeve]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2012/031-2</container>
                <container type="Photo">5-6.</container>
                <unittitle>Cartouche paper sleeves, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1860s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2012/031-2</container>
                <container type="Photo">7.</container>
                <unittitle>Unidentified woman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2012/031-2</container>
                <container type="Photo">8.</container>
                <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2012/031-2</container>
                <container type="Photo">9.</container>
                <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2012/031-2</container>
                <container type="Photo">10.</container>
                <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2012/031-2</container>
                <container type="Photo">11.</container>
                <unittitle>Unidentified men, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[carte-de-visite, imprint of F.B. Bailey, Navasota, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2012/031-2</container>
                <container type="Photo">12.</container>
                <unittitle>Unidentified boy, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2012/031-2</container>
                <container type="Photo">13.</container>
                <unittitle>Colonel Henry Marshall Elmore and Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Elmore, <unitdate
                    type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2012/031-2</container>
                <container type="Photo">14.</container>
                <unittitle>John A. Elmore, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                    >about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2012/031-2</container>
                <container type="Photo">15.</container>
                <unittitle>Ludlow Elmore, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                    >1873 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2012/031-2</container>
                <container type="Photo">16.</container>
                <unittitle>Dr. Henry L. Rugeley, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[carte-de-visite, imprint of H.R. Marks, Houston, Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2012/031-2</container>
                <container type="Photo">17.</container>
                <unittitle>Caledonia Wright Clapp, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1860s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
          </c03>
        </c02>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser28">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">Bachman family, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold">about
                  1920s-1950s, </emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc>
              <extent><emph render="bold">0.25 cubic ft.</emph></extent>
            </physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p><emph render="italic"> Bachman family</emph> images, about 1920s-1950s, consist of
              four studio portraits, loose and in folio, of Carl Bachman, Bess Bachman, Jacob
              Bachman, and Dick Bachman, and seven photographs, some mounted, of the J. Bachman
              Grocery store in Bay City, Texas.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>Items are arranged by content into two groups, and arranged loosely within each group
              according to format and content, by State Archives staff and student volunteers:
              Family photographs and J. Bachman Grocery store.</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p> (Identify the item), Bachman family, Photographs, Richard Bachman Collection.
              Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.</p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03 level="subseries">
            <did>
              <unittitle><emph render="bold">Family photographs, </emph>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold">about
                    1930s-1950s</emph>
                </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-18</container>
                <container type="Photo">1.</container>
                <unittitle>Bess Bachman, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1945 </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of Mowan Studio, Bay City,
                  Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-18</container>
                <container type="Photo">2.</container>
                <unittitle>Carl Bachman, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1945
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of Mowan Studio, Bay City,
                  Texas]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-18</container>
                <container type="Photo">3.</container>
                <unittitle>Jacob Bachman, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1930s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portrait]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-18</container>
                <container type="Photo">4.</container>
                <unittitle>Richard Bachman, <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1950s
                  </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[studio portrait]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="subseries">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-18</container>
              <container type="Folder"/>
              <unittitle><emph render="bold">J. Bachman Grocery store, </emph>
                <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold">about
                    1920s-1950s</emph>
                </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
            </did>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-18</container>
                <container type="Photo">1.</container>
                <unittitle>J. Bachman Grocery store, interior, Bay City, Texas, <unitdate era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1920s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-18</container>
                <container type="Photo">2.</container>
                <unittitle>25th Anniversary of J. Bachman Grocery store, exterior, Bay City, Texas,
                    <unitdate era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1940s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-18</container>
                <container type="Photo">3-4.</container>
                <unittitle>J. Bachman Grocery store, interior, Bay City, Texas, <unitdate era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1920s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[mounted snapshots]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-18</container>
                <container type="Photo">5-6.</container>
                <unittitle>J. Bachman Grocery store, exterior, Bay City, Texas, <unitdate era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1950s, </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshots]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
            <c04>
              <did>
                <container type="Box">2011/348-18</container>
                <container type="Photo">7.</container>
                <unittitle>J. Bachman Grocery store, interior, Bay City, Texas, <unitdate era="ce"
                    calendar="gregorian">about 1950s </unitdate>
                </unittitle>
                <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
              </did>
            </c04>
          </c03>
        </c02>
        <c02 level="subseries" id="subser29">
          <did>
            <unittitle>
              <emph render="bold">Miscellaneous photographs, </emph>
              <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"><emph render="bold">about
                  1850s-1960s, bulk 1850s-1910s, </emph>
              </unitdate>
            </unittitle>
            <physdesc>
              <extent><emph render="bold">0.75 cubic ft.</emph></extent></physdesc>
          </did>
          <scopecontent>
            <p>
              <emph render="italic">Miscellaneous photographs</emph> are either unidentified or not
              readily associated with the Elmore, Bachman, Hawkins, Rugeley, Obenchain-Wall, or
              McHenry-Guinn families, dating 1850s-1960s, bulk 1850s-1910s. Formats include
              cartes-de-visite, cabinet cards, studio portraits, both mounted and in folio,
              snapshots, both mounted and loose, photographic postcards, photographic negatives,
              loose tintypes, and one charcoal copy print. Notable items include 36 CDVs, many with
              uncommon imprints and two with rare revenue tax stamps, as well as a portrait of
              C.D.W. McNeill, a 13-year-old Confederate solider.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
            <head>Arrangement</head>
            <p>Items are arranged loosely according to format and content by State Archives staff
              and student volunteers.</p>
          </arrangement>
          <prefercite>
            <head>Preferred Citation</head>
            <p>(Identify the item), Miscellaneous photographs, Photographs, Richard Bachman
              Collection. Archives and Information Division, Texas State Library and Archives
              Commission.</p>
          </prefercite>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">1.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1860s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[tintype in cartouche paper sleeve]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">2.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified child, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1860s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[tintype in cartouche paper sleeve]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">3.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1860s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[tintype in cartouche paper sleeve, imprint of Armstrong's Excelsior
                Photograph Gallery, Memphis, Tennessee]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">4.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified men, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1860s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[tintype in cartouche paper sleeve]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">5.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1860s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[tintype]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">6.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1860s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[tintype]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">7.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1860s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[tintype]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">8.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified men, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1860s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[tintype in cartouche paper sleeve]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">9.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >before 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">10.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">before 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">11.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">before 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait in cartouche paper sleeve]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">12.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >before 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait in cartouche paper sleeve]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">13.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified child, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1890s-1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">14.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man and women in costume, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">before 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">15.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >before 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">16.</container>
              <unittitle>John Perry, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">before
                  1960s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[vintage copy print from an 1850s ambrotype]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">17.</container>
              <unittitle>William E. Bridge, Sarah Perry Bridge, Mary Ann Bridge, and Dick Bridge,
                  <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">before 1960s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[modern copy print of an 1840s daguerreotype made in Columbus,
                Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
            <scopecontent>
              <p><emph render="italic">[Possibly one of the earliest photographs taken in
                  Texas.]</emph></p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">18.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified men, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >before 1960s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[modern copy print of an 1850s daguerreotype]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">19.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified class photograph, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">before 1960s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[copy print of 1890s photograph]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">20.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified women, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1920s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[photographic postcard]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">21.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified women, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1910s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[photographic postcard]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">22.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified women in costume, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1900s-1910s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[photographic postcard]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">23.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man in sailor's uniform, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1919 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[photographic postcard, addressed to Elmore]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">24.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman and children, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1900s-1910s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[photographic postcard]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">25.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man and children at beach, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[photographic negative]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">26.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman at beach, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[photographic negative]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">27.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified child, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[photographic negative]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">28.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man and child at beach, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[photographic negative]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">29.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified children, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[photographic negative]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">30.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man at beach, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[photographic negative]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">31.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified child at beach, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[photographic negative]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">32.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified children at beach, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[photographic negative]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">33.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified Montgomery child, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1910s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of The Gray Studio, Houston,
                Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">34.</container>
              <unittitle>Emily Montgomery, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1910s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of Fletcher Studio, Houston,
                Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">35.</container>
              <unittitle>Leland Montgomery, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1910s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of Van Dyck-Dufresne, Houston,
                Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">36.</container>
              <unittitle>Fannie Jo Montgomery, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1910s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of Van Dyck-Dufresne, Houston,
                Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">37.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1920s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of Horner, Boston,
                Massachusetts]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">38.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified child, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1920s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of J.C. Stauts, Mart, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">39.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified girl, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of Nelson]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">40.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified child, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1920s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of Lew Stewart, Bay City,
                Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">41.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified child, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1910s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of Van Dyck-Dufresne, Houston,
                Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">42.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified child, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1930s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-19</container>
              <container type="Photo">43.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[studio portrait in folio, imprint of The Powell Studio, San Antonio,
                Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">44.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">45.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">46.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">47.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">48.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">49.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">50.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">51.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman and child, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">52.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">53.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">54.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified children, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">55.</container>
              <unittitle>Kate Brashear and child, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1860 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">56.</container>
              <unittitle>Sam Houston, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                  1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite, imprint of The New York Photographic Co., New York, New
                York]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">57.</container>
              <unittitle>General Robert E. Lee, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">58-59.</container>
              <unittitle>Sue Fisher, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1876
                </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cartes-de-visite, imprint of John T. Poe, Hunstville, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">60.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite, imprint of John T. Poe, Huntsville, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">61.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">1866 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite, imprint of John T. Poe, Huntsville, Texas with two rare,
                signed revenue stamps]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">62.</container>
              <unittitle>Mrs. E.W. Fisher, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">63.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite, imprint of D.H. Swartz, Brenham and Columbus,
                Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">64.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified child, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite, imprint of Anderson &amp; Bennett, Columbus,
                Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">65.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified men, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite, imprint of A.P. Trott, Junction City, Kansas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">66.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >1869 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite, imprint of W.M. Cunningham]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">67.</container>
              <unittitle>J.L. LaPrelle, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >1870 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite, imprint of F.B. Bailey, Navasota, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">68.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite, imprint of A.A. Callaway, Columbus, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">69.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified child, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite, imprint of Callaway-Peterson, Columbus, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">70.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite, imprint of Wigney]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">71.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1873 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite, imprint of Williams Gallery, Houston, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">72.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">1873 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite, imprint of W. Wirt Williams, Houston, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">73.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1860s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite, imprint of Mark's Photographic Gallery, Houston, Texas
                with rare, signed revenue stamp]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">74.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite, imprint of B &amp; G Moses, New Orleans,
                Louisiana]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">75.</container>
              <unittitle>Charley Jones, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite, imprint of S. Anderson, New Orleans, Louisiana]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">76.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite, imprint of Blessing &amp; Bro., Galveston,
                Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">77.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified girl, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite, imprint of Blessing &amp; Bro.'s, Houston,
                Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">78.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">79.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[carte-de-visite]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">80.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Jackson &amp; Knight, Waco, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">81.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Jackson &amp; Knight, Waco, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">82.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified child, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1850s-1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Jackson &amp; Knight, Waco, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">83.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Ferguson, Goliad, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">84.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1880s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card., imprint of P.H. Rose, Galveston, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">85.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Mough, Winston-Salem, North Carolina]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">86.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Anderson's, Houston, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">87.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1880s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Rhine, Fort Worth, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">88-89.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified women, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet cards]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">90.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >1898 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">91.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified men, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1880s-1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Will A. Robinson, Yoakum and LaGrange,
                Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">92.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified children in costume, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1880s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Green Gallery, Matagorda, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">93.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified child, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1880s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Harper &amp; Co., Houston, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">94.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Blessing &amp; Co., Galveston, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">95.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified child, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Thos. A. Holland, Wharton, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">96.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1880s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Thos. A. Holland, Brenham, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">97.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman and child, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1880s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">98.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified women, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1870s-1880s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Louis Rice, Bay City, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">99.</container>
              <unittitle>Albert Wadworth, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of D.P. Sink, Calvert, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">100.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified child, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1880s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of T.B. Elrod, Columbus, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">101-102.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified child, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1880s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet cards, imprint of T.B. Elrod, Columbus, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">103.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified boy, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">104.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified children, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1880s-1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of W.H. Leeson, Houston, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">105.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified child, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">106.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified girls, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-20</container>
              <container type="Photo">107.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1930s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">108.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Morris]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">109.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified women, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">110.</container>
              <unittitle>Ann Bennette, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">111.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified home, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">112.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">113.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">114.</container>
              <unittitle>C.D.W. McNeill, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1895 </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">115-116.</container>
              <unittitle>Fannie Jo Montgomery, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1880s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portraits]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">117.</container>
              <unittitle>Kate Montgomery, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1880s-1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Will A. Robinson, LaGrange and
                Columbus, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">118.</container>
              <unittitle>Dr. John McSween and Elizabeth Ann Wright McSween, <unitdate
                  type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about 1870s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[cabinet card, imprint of Miss I.R. Favorite, Burnet, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">119.</container>
              <unittitle>Dr. John McSween and Elizabeth Ann Wright McSween, <unitdate
                  type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">before 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[vintage copy print of 1870s cabinet card]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">120.</container>
              <unittitle>Thadeus Wright, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1860s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">121.</container>
              <unittitle>Graves family, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1870s-1880s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">122.</container>
              <unittitle>Imogene Ross, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1910s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">123.</container>
              <unittitle>Imogene Ross, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1910s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Vandyke, Galveston, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">124.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified child, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1910s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Louis Rice, Bay City, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">125.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified child, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1910s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Louis Rice]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">126.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified girl, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Simon, New Orleans,
                Louisiana]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">127.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Heatherington, Temple,
                Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">128.</container>
              <unittitle>Mr. Gibson, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">about
                  1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Wood, Chicago, Illinois]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">129.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified child, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">130.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified child, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">131.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Rembrandt Studio, St. Louis,
                Missouri]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">132.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1890s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Naschke, Galveston, Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">133.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1910s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Green's Art Studio, Fort Worth,
                Texas]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">134.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman and child, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted studio portrait, imprint of Bingham &amp; Wood, Colorado. Springs,
                Colorado]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">135.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified class photograph, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1870s-1880s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">136.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified class photograph, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1870s-1880s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">137.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified boys, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1870s-1880s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-21</container>
              <container type="Photo">138.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1910s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[framed studio portrait]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-22</container>
              <container type="Photo">139.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified woman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1900s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-22</container>
              <container type="Photo">140.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified boat, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce" calendar="gregorian"
                  >about 1920s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[mounted snapshot]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
          <c03 level="file">
            <did>
              <container type="Box">2011/348-22</container>
              <container type="Photo">141.</container>
              <unittitle>Unidentified man and woman, <unitdate type="inclusive" era="ce"
                  calendar="gregorian">about 1880s </unitdate>
              </unittitle>
              <physdesc>[charcoal copy print]</physdesc>
            </did>
          </c03>
        </c02>
      </c01>
    </dsc>
  </archdesc>
</ead>
