Family memoir of a Texas frontier boy and schooling from kin
A Confederate era youth recalls growing up on distant Texas ranches. his thrifty grandfather and cattle life shaped him. He left home at seven to join his father’s world, rode horses, tended milk cows, and faced harsh frontier routines, wedding table tales, and community rituals as he grew.
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Untitled notes from Eagle Lake area and local scenes
A fragmented OCR dump describes Eagle Lake and nearby ranch activity, local sales, debts, and community references. It mentions Eagle Lake Furniture Co. and various households, farms, and schools with scattered names and numbers, reflecting a bustling but unclear local record.
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Frank Stephens CO. McCormick
Deering Dealers
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