Untranslated 1790 Spanish Texas colonist list and gear
Fragmentary OCR reveals a 1790 Quatitlan document listing personal belongings for each colonist led by Juan Leal Goras in Texas. Items include clothing, saddles, firearms, tools, ploughs, and cooking gear, with signatures required, amid notes on translation gaps and authorities recognizing leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Manuel de Cabarrubias
Quatitlan
Univerity
Juan Leal Goras
Maria
Conelo
Mar
Juan Leal Gorns
Juan Leal
Francisco Duval
Notices and visits mix with obits and travel in Clifton report
Local society page records numerous visits and travels among Clifton residents with relatives in Fort Worth Dallas Waco and Houston. Mentions several hospital urgencies and a burial at Fairview Cemetery. Also notes a CCC veteran’s reencounter and a Texas livestock production claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bend jmDent
Cora Lee Shaw
Sll Bryan
Fort ‘Worth
Frank Simms
Meridian
Rosa Simms
Dick Matthews
Dallas
Seare
Mowelle Bingham
Evonta Kelly
Faynette Guitin
Stanley Moore
Oglesby
James Alexander
Patton
Heeee Tee
Zeta
Gayle Brock
Jim Brock
Waco
Will Freedman
Doris
Fort Worth
W. M. Freedman
J. Me
A. M. Long
Llano
Sam
Nent
Yelock
Fairview
Luther Raley
Roy Pool
Smith Tweedy
Mike McNemar
Bosqueville
Hen Greer
Victoria
CCC
Harry Hanlin
Charlie Anderson
Houston
Wiiter
Adams
H. G. Wishop
Oklahoma
Fragmentary Note Mentions Capitol Funds and Task Completion
A garbled OCR item references Washington Capitol funds of six dollars and a group completing a task. Names and precise details are unreadable, leaving only hints of a financial or bureaucratic context and a mix of phrases about money and effort.
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Drishill
Austin, Texas
W. L. Stark
Land
Tex
Hin
Wilde
Texas
de Bexar
Onzo Laxe
Eley HL
C. L. Tubb
Cullen Jr
Jimmie
Arp
Jim
Prather Stud
Clifton
Union
Washington
Ns Optomettiat
Piaknta Clifton
Tuam
Thane
J. C. Carpenter
BUI
Carpenter Brom
Lifton
D. A. Carpenter
Carpenter Brom Ding
Phan Clifton
Cisco
Conoco
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