Frontier Texas Ranger Neal Coldwell Remembered
A sketch of Captain Neal Coldwell, famed frontier Texas Ranger, recalls his 1844 Missouri birth, 1925 Texas death, and service from Civil War to frontier campaigns. The narrative covers his family, migrations, early stock ventures, and key acts with Captain Eugene Miller’s cavalry, the Kerr County era, and battles against Indian tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Coldwell
Dade County
Missouri
Center Point
Texas
Thomas Coldwell
Jackson
New Orleans
A. J. Lowell
California
Plains
Stockton
Carson River
Coldwell
Grass Valley
Kerr County
Young Coldwell
Eugene B. Miller
32Nd
Texas Cavalry
P. C. Wood
Louisiana
Banks
Mansfield
Yellow Bayou
John C. Douglas
Seguin
Douglas
Rainbow
Pat Dolan
F. C. Nelson
John B. Jones
Guadalupe River
Pulliam
Nueces
Llano
Junction City
George Danner
William Baker
Joe Moss
Fire Water Hole
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frontier Times
Baker
Captain Coldwell
Sabinal River
Safety First Filling Station
Horace E. Wilson
U. S
West Side Court House Square
Kimble County
Eagle
Austin
H. G. Perry
F. T. Ramsey & Son of
Austin, Texas
FORD
Ford Organization
Bexar
Dallas
el Paso
Galveston
Grayson
Harris
Jefferson
M’lennan
Stephens
Tarrant
Travis
T’ Green
Wichita
Junction Hardware Company
Chevrolet
Overland
Star
Lincoln
Fordson
Loeffler Motor Company
Nane