Wimberley Legacy request references Winters lineage
A letter from B. W. Driscoll encloses a $12 check for two copies of the latest revised Wim berley’s Legacy. He cites lineage to William Carvin Winters and Naomi Winters via John Cade, noting Winters built and ran a Cypress Creek mill later passed to Cade before 1863.
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Wimberley
Arizona
William Carvin Winters
John M. Cude
Ters
Naomi Winters
Cypress Creek
John Cade
Big Foot
Texas
B. W. Driscoll
For Men Only Hair Styling in the Sixties
Jim Garner recounts his first male hair styling experience at a shop run by a stylist named Jim. He describes the nervous anticipation, the hair wash by a blonde assistant, the drying and cutting, and the surprised reactions of family and colleagues. The piece uses light self deprecation to reflect changing men’s grooming norms.
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Jim Garner
Mr. John
Bruce
Jim
Penthouse Magazine
Playboy
Penthouse
Glen Campbell
Mimi
Cowan Reunion Draws Descendants to Texas Gathering
Family reunion hosted by Artie Cowan Montague and Jerry Montague drew 56 kin from Austin Gettysburg and Boerne. Attendees included David Cowan and three months old Christopher from Gettysburg and Decia Cowan Adair of Boerne. Wimberley and Hays County families have long hosted Cowan gatherings.
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Cowan
David Cowans
Austin
David
U.T
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg
Penn
Decia Cowan Adair
Boerne
Emmett Cowan
Wimberley
Hays County
Cowans
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Stanley Morgan
Wimberley Cowans
Jan Cowan Morgan
David Morgan
Roger Cowan
Pennington Memorial
Pennington Funeral Home, Inc
Edna Pennington
Bill Pennington
San Marcos, Texas
Seguin Highway
San Marcos
Rt. 1
Simon Gregg
Phoine
River Road Beauty
Floyd
Wimberley, Texas
Broken Arrow Shop
Fea
Turing
Grandfather — Wall & Mantle Clocks
Dripping Springs Butane & Plumbing Co
Dripping Springs
David Tauch
Regency Blog
W. Hopkins
Blanco River
Jane and Chester Franklin
P.O. Box
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