Pioneer couple Alfred and Rachel Steele chapter in Alabama Texas life
Alfred Steele and Rachel Sullivan Steele rise from enslaved kin to a hardworking Texas family. They marry at Robison Alabama on November 7 1869 and build a homestead near Jimmies Creek in Comanche County. The pair raise twelve children while farming, sharing neighborly aid and self made goods in a rugged frontier life.
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Robison
Steeles
Newton
Besten
Waer
Alfred
Racheles Sullivan
Ier
Rachel
Sullivan
Iter
Martha
Jasper Creamer
Texas
Alvi Steele
Ala
Creamers
Comanche
Jimmie’s Creek
Sidney
Lawson Edward
Carrie Elizabeth
William Jasper
Marcus Newton
Ada Isabel
Mary Melinda
Johnny Walter
Sarah Clementine
Oliver Ernest
Jessie Janklin
Alabama
Tunate
Tucker Visit Near Corpus Gathers Cobb Family Ties
Nere From Corpus reports Mr and Mrs Dan Tucker spent several days this week visiting Mr and Mrs Howell Cobb and their family. Mrs Tucker is identified as Mrs Cobb's sister, strengthening kinship ties in the area.
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Nere
Corpus
Dan Tucker
Howell Cobb
Mrs. Tucker
Mr. Cobb
Gustine FFA Holds Camp by Lake Whitney
Gustine FFA members and guests participated in a two day camp on the western shore of Lake Whitney. Activities included water sports, horseshoes, skating, and a fried catfish supper. About 50 people attended with instructor and guest Harry K. Thornton, Fort Worth, joining as the new Vocational Agriculture teacher.
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Gustine Ffa
Lak Whitney
Harry K. Thornton
Fort Worth
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Rachel Steele
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