Local Notes and Centennial History Update
Noxtville community notices recount visits and events among Parker and Kinsey families in Harper Kerrville and Fredericksburg. The piece also recalls Texas statehood history with details on the 1845 admission date, first legislature members, counties represented, and the 1846 transfer of government to Texas with Horton elected lieutenant governor and later governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Miller
Hunt
Walter Parker
W. M. Keen
Doyle Parker
Kerrville
J. A. Lennon
Harper
Anderson Kinsey
Junction
Dorothy Parker
Bonnie Bierschwale
Janice Parker
Gilbert Anderegg
Antoinette Parker
Burnet
la von Parker
Jo Ann Kinsey
Scotty Kinsey
United States Supreme Court
Texas
Republic of Texas
State of Texas
A. Garland Adair
Texas Memorial Museum
House of Representatives
Edward Clark
Harrison County
Sam Houston
E. M. Peese
Brazoria
Volney E. Howard
Bexar County
Bowie
A. C. Horton
Horton
Henderson
Mexico
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Noxville
Community News
Antoinette
Joe Parker
Jess Parker
Aubrey
Fredericksburg
Cecil Bode
Roney
Carlos Parker
Carolyn Parker
J. H. Parker
Carolyn
James Phillip
Ray Bierschwale
Pauline
A. S. Parker
Ike Ernst
Rocksprings
Edwin Strackbein
Bill Lennon
Carl Whitworth and Son
V. C
Oren Cottle
Harold Coggeshall
San Angelo
Red River
Fannin
Lamar
Harris
Bastrop
Travis
Austin
Ft. Bend
Montgomery
Rusk
Houston
Nacogdoches
Brazos
Robertson
Refugio
Goliad
San Patricio
Galveston
Harrison
San Augustine
Shelby
Milam
Washington
Jefferson and Liberty
Ton
Carl’s Grocery
Ted
Cping
Vian
Henry
Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industries, Inc
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Colorado River Authority
State of
Bill
Sill Kaiser
John Deere
Fairbanks Morse
Texaco
SeKatisk
Joep, Kaiser
Mgr
Otto General
Bode Station
Mobiloil
Momilgas
Edwin Tatsch
Texas Bottle
Hes
Harper, Texas
Cafe Redericksburg
Elcome
Gulf Station
Richard Roeder
CMLL