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	 <titlestmt> 
		<titleproper>A Guide to the Aransas County Scrapbook and Obituary, 1851,
		  1930-1940</titleproper> 
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	 <langusage>Finding aid written in <language>English.</language></langusage>
	 
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	 <head>Descriptive Summary</head> 
	 <origination label="Creator:"> 
		<corpname encodinganalog="110" source="lcnaf">Aransas
		  County</corpname></origination> 
	 <unittitle encodinganalog="245" label="Title:">Aransas County Scrapbook and
		Obituary</unittitle> 
	 <unitdate type="inclusive" encodinganalog="245" label="Dates:">1851,
		1930-1940</unitdate> <langmaterial label="Language:">Materials are written in
	 <language langcode="eng">English.</language></langmaterial> 
	 <physdesc label="Extent:" encodinganalog="300$a">4 inches</physdesc> 
	 <repository label="Repository:" encodinganalog="852$a"> 
		<extref href="http://www.cah.utexas.edu" show="new" actuate="onrequest"> 
		  <corpname><subarea> Center for American History,</subarea>The
			 University of Texas at Austin</corpname></extref></repository> 
	 <abstract label="Abstract:" encodinganalog="520$a">The bulk of the material
		consists of obituaries, arranged alphabetically by the surname of the deceased,
		which were clipped from various Aransas County newspapers. Also included are
		newspaper clippings about other events in Aransas County.</abstract> 
  </did> 
  <scopecontent encodinganalog="520"> 
	 <head>Scope and Contents</head><p>The bulk of the material consists of
		obituaries, arranged alphabetically by the surname of the deceased, which were
		clipped from various Aransas County newspapers. Some clippings are pasted on
		pages with others and therefore out of order. Also included are newspaper
		clippings about other events in Aransas County, arranged chronologically, and
		short reports written about Aransas County cities and notable sites, arranged
		alphabetically by place. Most of the material is dated in the range 1930-1940,
		with one copy of a document from 1851.</p> 
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	 <head>Access Restrictions</head><p>Unrestricted access.</p> 
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  <controlaccess> 
	 <head>Index Terms</head> 
	 <controlaccess> 
		<head>Subjects</head> 
		<subject encodinganalog="650">Obituaries--Texas.</subject> 
		<subject encodinganalog="650" source="lcsh">Obituaries--Texas-- Aransas
		  County.</subject>
		<subject encodinganalog="650"
		 source="lcsh">Texas--History--Local.</subject>
		<subject encodinganalog="650" source="lcsh">Texas--History--Aransas
		  County.</subject>
		<subject encodinganalog="650" source="lcsh">Aransas County
		  (Tex.)</subject>
		<subject encodinganalog="650" source="lcsh">Aransas County
		  (Tex.)--Genealogy.</subject>
		<subject encodinganalog="650" source="lcsh">Aransas County
		  (Tex.)--Genealogy--Sources.</subject>
		<subject encodinganalog="650" source="lcsh">Aransas County
		  (Tex.)--History.</subject>
	 </controlaccess> 
  </controlaccess> 
  <prefercite encodinganalog="524"> 
	 <head>Preferred Citation</head><p>Aransas County Scrapbook and Obituary,
		1851, 1930-1940, Center for American History, The University of Texas at
		Austin.</p> 
  </prefercite> 
  <dsc type="in-depth"> 
	 <head>Detailed Description of the Papers</head> 
	 <c01 level="series" id="ser1"> 
		<did> 
		  <unittitle>Inventory </unittitle> 
		</did> 
		<c02> 
		  <did><container type="box">3L457</container> 
			 <unittitle>Obituaries: </unittitle> 
		  </did> 
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L457</container>
				<unittitle>Altenberry, Cos (father of Dr. A.E. Sweatland of
				  Rockport), <emph render="italic">Lufkin Daily News</emph>,
				  <unitdate>June 7, 1932</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L457</container>
				<unittitle>Barnard, Mrs. G.T. of Rockport, <emph
				  render="italic">Corpus Christi Caller-Times</emph>, 
				  <unitdate>October 2, 1932</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L457</container>
				<unittitle>Barnard, G. T. of Rockport, <emph
				  render="italic">Rockport Pilot</emph>,
				  <unitdate>August 11, 1932</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L457</container>
				<unittitle>Brown, William S. of Rockport, <emph
				  render="italic">Register Pilot</emph>, 
				  <unitdate>October 16, 1930</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L457</container>
				<unittitle>Brundrett, J.M. of Rockport, <emph
				  render="italic">Rockport Pilot</emph>,
				  <unitdate>July 28, 1932</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L457</container>
				<unittitle>Brunner, Agness of Rockport, <emph
				  render="italic">Rockport Pilot</emph>,
				  <unitdate>January 4, 1934</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L457</container>
				<unittitle>Davis, “Aunt Phenie” of Rockport, <emph
				  render="italic">Plot Rock Port</emph>, 
				  <unitdate>June 28, 1934</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L457</container>
				<unittitle>de Lop, Anne of Rockport, <emph render="italic">Aransas
				  Pass Progress</emph>, 
				  <unitdate>May 20, 1931</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L457</container>
				<unittitle>Erwin, Robert of Rockport, <emph
				  render="italic">Rockport Pilot</emph>, 
				  <unitdate>March 12, 1931</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L457</container>
				<unittitle>Frandolig, Mary Caroline of Rockport,
				  <emph render="italic">Rockport Pilot</emph>,
				  <unitdate>December 28, 1933</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L457</container>
				<unittitle>Fulton, George W. of Rockport, <emph
				  render="italic">Rockport Pilot</emph>,
				  <unitdate>October 27, 1932</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L457</container>
				<unittitle>Ford, Elizabeth Janet of Sherman, <emph
				  render="italic">Denison Herald</emph>, 
				  <unitdate>January 5, 1933</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L457</container>
				<unittitle>Hanks, Alice Elizabeth Morgan of Rockport,
				  <emph render="italic">San Patrico News</emph>, 
				  <unitdate>October 5, 1933</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L457</container>
				<unittitle>Miller, W.I of Rockport, <emph render="italic">San
				  Antonio Express</emph>, 
				  <unitdate>May 31, 1931</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L457</container>
				<unittitle>Scrivner, Henrietta of Rockport, <emph
				  render="italic">Rockport Pilot</emph>, 
				  <unitdate>October 12, 1933</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L457</container>
				<unittitle>Spencer, Cuthbert of Rockport, <emph
				  render="italic">Lockhart Register</emph>, 
				  <unitdate>May 12, 1932</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L457</container>
				<unittitle>Stansbury, George Samuel of Rockport,
				  <emph render="italic">Rockport Pilot</emph>, 
				  <unitdate>August 4, 1932</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L457</container>
				<unittitle>Stross, Charles of Rockport, <emph
				  render="italic">Rockport Pilot</emph>, 
				  <unitdate>October 11, 1934</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L457</container>
				<unittitle>Strother, H.W. of Houston, <emph render="italic">Corpus
				  Christi Caller-Times</emph>, 
				  <unitdate>October 2, 1932</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L457</container>
				<unittitle>Thompson, Gustav Emil “Uncle Meily” of Fulton,
				  <emph render="italic">Rockport Pilot</emph>, 
				  <unitdate>November 5, 1931</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L457</container>
				<unittitle>Thurmond, Dayton Julius of Rockport,
				  <emph render="italic">Beeville</emph>, 
				  <unitdate>November 26, 1931</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		</c02> 
		<c02>
		  <did><container type="box">3L77</container>
			 <unittitle>Obituaries:</unittitle>
		  </did>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L77</container>
				<unittitle>Brundett, John M. of Rockport, <emph
				  render="italic">Register Pilot</emph>, Rockport, Texas, 
				  <unitdate>September 15, 1930</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		</c02>
		<c02>
		  <did><container type="box">3L77</container>
			 <unittitle>Newspaper clippings:</unittitle>
		  </did>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L77</container>
				<unittitle>“Rockport Gains Wide Fame as Winter Resort on Coast,”
				  <emph render="italic">Caller Times</emph>, Corpus Christi, Texas, 
				  <unitdate>November 29, 1936</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L77</container>
				<unittitle>“Last Of Tecos Tribe Indians For Who Was Named,”
				  <emph render="italic">Novasota Examiner</emph>, Novasota, Texas, 
				  <unitdate>December 15, 1930</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L77</container>
				<unittitle>“The Fulton Mansion,” 
				  <unitdate>undated</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L77</container>
				<unittitle> “Bravonword News,” Bravonword, Texas, 
				  <unitdate>March 5, 1931</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L77</container>
				<unittitle>“Revisits Scene Of Childhood,” <emph
				  render="italic">Rockport Pilot</emph>, 
				  <unitdate>August 8, 1932</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L77</container>
				<unittitle>“Speaker On Duck Hunt,” <emph render="italic">San
				  Antonio Light</emph>, 
				  <unitdate>December 15, 1931</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L77</container>
				<unittitle>“Statue To Lamar Will Be Unveiled,”
				  <emph render="italic">San Antonio Express</emph>,
				  <unitdate> August 16, 1938</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L77</container>
				<unittitle>“Cannibals once lived in Texas and used Shark Oil in
				  Baths,” <emph render="italic">Austin American</emph>, Austin, Texas, 
				  <unitdate>November 24, 1930</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L77</container>
				<unittitle>“Citizens Signing For Water, Gas Sewer System,”
				  <emph render="italic">Rockport Pilot</emph>, 
				  <unitdate>October 20, 1932</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L77</container>
				<unittitle>"South Texas Cities and Commercial Guide," Aransas
				  pass-(Aransas County)</unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L77</container>
				<unittitle>“The Fulton Packeries,” Nueces Valley, Corpus Christi,
				  Texas,
				  <unitdate> April 18, 1876</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L77</container>
				<unittitle>“Records of wells, drillers’ logs, water analyses, cross
				  sections, and map showing locations of wells," Austin, Texas, 
				  <unitdate>April 15, 1940</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L77</container>
				<unittitle>“Resources, Soul, and Climate of Texas," Austin, Texas, 
				  <unitdate>May 20, 1936</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L77</container>
				<unittitle>“Texas Mermaid Manatee found in Copans Bay,"
				  <unitdate>September 8, 1940</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L77</container>
				<unittitle>“30,000 Acre island Off Rockport coast is sold to Oil
				  Man for 300,000,"
				  <unitdate>November 14, 1936</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L77</container>
				<unittitle>“Election just another day to these Veteran Aransas
				  Officeholders," Rockport,
				  <unitdate> July 26, 1940</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		</c02>
		<c02>
		  <did><container type="box">3L77</container>
			 <unittitle> Reports:</unittitle>
		  </did>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L77</container>
				<unittitle>Survey of quality of underground water, 
				  <unitdate>April 23, 1940</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		</c02>
		<c02>
		  <did><container type="box">3L77</container>
			 <unittitle>Miscellaneous:</unittitle>
		  </did>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L77</container>
				<unittitle>Home of George W. Fulton</unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L77</container>
				<unittitle>History of Aransas County</unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L77</container>
				<unittitle>Site of the town of Lamar</unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L77</container>
				<unittitle>Site of Live Oak Point</unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		  <c03>
			 <did><container type="box">3L77</container>
				<unittitle>Treport, Aransas Bay, Texas, 
				  <unitdate>March 1, 1851</unitdate></unittitle>
			 </did>
		  </c03>
		</c02>
	 </c01></dsc>
</archdesc></ead>
