Historic Texan families and letters reveal plantation era ties
A fragmented 1939 University archives letter by Famus Peach Point documents Texan plantation heritage and kinship networks. The item lists descendants living in Freeport and other areas, with social notices from Bernard, Mentz, and nearby towns, plus community names, visitors, and local events.
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Empire of Texas
Texas
Cngers
James F. Perephen
J. Netey Ui
Freeporr
Famus
Waa
McGenney
Potosi
Tech
Houston
Tuck
Cam
Raveah
Move to Texas Explored as a Viable Future
A correspondent weighs moving to Texas for a better life and cotton country prospects. The writer warns of early hardships yet notes strong potential in sugar or cotton, abundant provisions, and opportunities for enterprising men. They urge personal inspection before any move and send regards to friends and Mrs. Parry.
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Big River
Texas
Cnast
Wetuil
É& Tagwey
John Perry
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