Week of June 14 1821 Texas history snapshot
A jumble of historical notes from 1821 to 1885 references Austin's colony plans and Pecan Point emigrants, A J Hamilton provisional governor appointment, Granger military actions after the Civil War, and scattered oddities about soldiers, colleges, and legal disputes.
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Pecan Point
Arkansas
Brazos
Austin
A. J. Hamilton
Texas
Andrew Johnson
Gedoaur
Galveston
United States
Granger
Llano County political slate and livestock theft reward
The Llano News lists announced candidates for state and local offices including Houghton Brownlee Hornsby Petersch Gray Thaxton Hammond Martin Stewart West Turbiville McDonald Hart Mayes Ricketson Nobles Faris Birk Stark Winkler Willbern Mayes Casper Calhoun and others. A $500 reward is offered for arrest and conviction of livestock theft on lands controlled by local landowners and their employees.
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Ginter
The
Llano News
Houghton Brownlee
John Hornsby
Alfred Petsch
F. Raymond Gray Lamar Thaxton
F. H. Hammond
Tom Martin
Elmon P. Stewart Adolph H. Schorlemmer
Shirley Williams
Eli Parkhill
B. Sanderford
J. W. Currie
Bill S. Watkins
Raymond O. Farr
Kor County
T. P. West Leonard Turbiville Lee McDonald
Jeff L. Hart
Wor
J. A. Mayes
Albert Ricketson
Luther Nobles
L. W. Faris
Neal Woop
Stacy Miller
Willie Birk Arthur Stark
J. C. Winkler
Justice of the Peace
F. ¢. Willbern
J. B. Mayes
Virgel Casper George C. Calhoun
Mack H. Yates
H. C. Brooks
EUS Ira
J. C Virdell
Firestone
Meh
Tgaret
M.M. Moss
Mer
Llano Motor Company
Llano, Texas