Three-Legged Willie Williamson Texas Pioneer and Orator
Robert M. Williamson born 1806 in Georgia came to Texas in 1826. A lawyer and fiery speaker known as "Patrick Henry of the Texas Revolution" he helped spark independence, fought at Gonzales and San Jacinto, served as judge and legislator, and died 1859 near Independence in Washington County. His pistol and the Constitution defended his view of law.
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Robert M. Williamson
Willie
Williamson
Georgia
Texas
Spain
Mexico
Gonzales
San Jacinto
Texas Senate
George Clark
Waco
Yoakum
Third
Congress of Texas
Independence
Washington County
Patrick Henry
John Randolph
Roanoke
Fifty Year History of Zion Lutheran Church in Moulton
A historical account recounts the founding of Zion Lutheran Church in Moulton on March 16, 1902. It covers the purchase of church lots, construction of a church building, multiple pastors, language shifts from German to English, and expansion projects through 1952, ending with notes on membership trends and hints of local economic factors.
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Zion Lutheran Church
Moulton
Rud. Jaeggli
J. Janssen
J. T. Jaeggli
Aug. G. Mueller
J. G. Mueller
A. Falkenberg Sr
House of God
J. K. Poch
Wm. Utesch
Henry Sonnemann
F. W. Krause Sr
Baursville
E. Bekeschuss
L. Uhlmann
Zion’s Lutheran
Uhlmann
G. Rapp
Zion’s
Boursville
J. C. Mueller
Ben Janssen
A. H. Heineke
Iowa
A. H. Falkenberg
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Boyce
Ee Elie
Pek
Arrow Poultry
Beran
DIE
Evangelisch Lutherische Zionsgemeinde
E. Bekeschus
Wm. Fehler
A. Baur
Wm. Moore Sr
Christ
Rapp
Heineke
E. A. F. Hannemann
Ladies Aid
Henry Etlinger
Hannemann
J. Holm
Falkenberg
E. Jacobs
Westhoff
Jacobs
Brotherhood Society
K. Windecker
Pastor Windecker
Mesdames
Tom Beale
Henry Helweg
Leander Mueller
Stanis Rothbauer
Tom Handsur
Vince Rehmer
John Ruskin
Pastor K. Windecker