Captain Randall Jones Nation Builder of Early Texas
Captain Randall Jones, born August 19, 1786 in Georgia, rose from private to captain in the 1812 war. He fought Creeks, declined Toledo’s Mexican army, traded with the Comanche, met Lafitte, and served with General Long before returning to Texas with his brother to join Austin’s colonists.
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Young Delaware Senator Josiah Wolcott Wins Nomination and Seat
Josiah O. Wolcott of Delaware secures the nomination and election to the United States Senate, becoming the youngest senator at 88, after defeating incumbent Henry A. Dupont and others. The piece also recounts early Texas colonist Captain Jones and his roles in frontier conflicts, cattle trade, and Civil War service, including ties to Fort Bend and Brazos regions.
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