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Justice Burg Hotel, 1911 |
BAKER PRINTING COMPANY, NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS.
RECORDS, 1925-1986. 4 BOXES. (B-45)
Job work records and printing samples, mostly yearbooks and programs of various East Texas religious, civic, and cultural organizations of this business organized by Starks William Baker and Clifton Baker in 1927.
BECKVILLE CHURCH REGISTER, 1857-1960. 1 VOL. (B-107)
Registers from various Methodist Churchs in Panola County.
BEXAR ARCHIVES, 1717-1808. 87 VOL. (B-41)
Typescript translations of correspondence, diaries, reports, and other papers relating to the governmental administration and to all aspects of military, ecclesiastical and civil life in Spanish and Mexican Texas. Also have microfilm copy of original Bexar Archives documents (1717-1836).
BONDIES, ROHTE & CO. DAYBOOK, 1851-1853. 1 VOL. (B-96)
Accounts of customers with prices of vinegar, boots, shirts, cloth, coffee, hats, buttons, whiskey, tobacco, flour, tin bucket, etc.
BOOSTERS CLUB, NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS.
RECORDS, 1922-1984. 16 boxes. (B-31)
Minutes of meetings, correspondence, financial records, speeches, reports, notes on the history of the club and its activities, membership lists, newspaper clippings, and accounts of projects.
BOWERS, MARMION HENRY.
LETTERBOOKS, 1857-1867. 8 VOLS. (B-24)
Lawyer, Confederate Army officer, and State legislator of Austin, Texas. Blotter copies of legal correspondence to individuals, sheriffs, county clerks, and judges; and personal correspondence to friends and family. One volume contains petitions, deeds and briefs used in courts, including the Supreme Court of Texas. Material on conditions in Texas before, during, and after the Civil War, material on the Texas Rangers, and the Cortina War (1859). Partners of Bowers were J. J. Dennis and Alexander Stuart Walker.
BROWN & DIXON COMPANY RECORDS,
1874-1953. 120 ledgers, 5 boxes. (B-70)
Company ledgers, cash books and inventory books for merchandise store for Jacksonville, Texas. Also contains collection of local ink blotters, ca. 1890-1920s.
CARIKER, DR. FRED WILLIAM. 1926 & 1937. 2 LEDGERS. (B-81)
The two ledgers are from Dr. Cariker's medical practice. Dr. Cariker was a physician in Cushing from 1904 until his death in 1941.
CARTWRIGHT JOURNALS, 1877-1930. 2 BOXES. (B-104)
Accounting ledger, personal information and a few diary entries. About half the ledgers are accounts both settled and unsettled. There are also ledgers that contain orders that had yet to be filled.
CLARK & HYDE MERCANTILE ACCOUNT BOOKS, 1872-1874. 2 VOLS. (B-97)
Lists customers with products sold and price.
COLONIAL DAMES XVII CENTURY, JAMES HAGGARD CHAPTER, NACOGDOCHES.
RECORDS, 1748- . 8 BOXES. (B-15)
Includes correspondence, Constitution, By-laws, certificates, membership applications, Annual Tour of Homes information, and other materials related to the Chapter. Genealogical and biographical information are also included.
CONFEDERATE MUSTER ROLLS, 1861-1864
From Angelina, Nacogdoches, Rusk and San Augustine counties. These rolls are part of the Nacogdoches County Historical Survey Committee Collection. The rolls are photocopies.
CRIM FAMILY FUNERAL BUSINESSES.
DAYBOOKS, 1938-1962. 30 VOLS. (B-9)
Collection consists of the daybooks, also called year books, of the four different Crim Family Funeral Homes. Included in the books were notations of ambulance trips and other business related activities.
CROSS ROADS CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, NAT, TEXAS.
MINUTES BOOK, 1889-1918. 1 VOL. (B-49)
Photocopy of the original minutes book which includes minutes of sessions, register of communicants, adult baptisms, and financial-statistical reports to the Presbytery. Accompanying the book is a brief history of the church and an index to names mentioned in the communicants' register.
CUM CONCILIO CLUB.
RECORDS, 1894-1985. 15 BOXES. (B-19)
Nacogdoches, Texas, women's social, cultural and literary club. Collection includes constitution and by-laws, correspondence, minute books, yearbooks, scrapbooks, newspaper clippings, certificates and awards, and information on such club projects as preservation of the Old Stone Fort and the Nacogdoches University building and support of the Hoya Memorial Library and the Nacogdoches Public Library.
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, NACOGDOCHES CHAPTER.
RECORDS, 1926- . 26 BOXES. (B-30)
Collection includes minutes of meetings, correspondence, yearbooks, reports, membership lists, project materials, and scrapbooks of the Chapter. Also included is an historical collection (1660-1975) consisting of originals and photocopies of diaries; correspondence; land grants; legal, military, and financial papers; advertisements; almanacs; catalogs; and genealogical materials relating to the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, World War I, World War II, education, women's clubs, churches, social events, Texas, world fairs, families, and other matters.
DAUGHTERS OF THE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS, STONE FORT CHAPTER, NACOGDOCHES.
RECORDS, 1950- . 5 BOXES, 70 VOLS. (B-32)
Collection includes constitution, by-laws for chapter and state organization; yearbooks; programs; speeches; scrapbooks of activities; correspondence; and Proceedings of the Annual Conventions of the DRT.
EAST TEXAS HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION.
RECORDS, 1829-1981. 439 ITEMS. (B-21)
Records of the Association organized in 1926/27 and records of the group reorganized in 1962 under the same name. Includes papers on a variety of East Texas subjects which have been donated to the Association.
EAST TEXAS RAILROADS AND LOCOMOTIVES.
COLLECTION, 1853-1985. 1 box. (A-80)
Material compiled from various sources concerning many of the railroads and locomotives which have operated in East Texas.
FAIRVIEW METHODIST CHURCH, NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS.
REGISTER, 1871-1966. 1 VOL. (B-36)
Lists members (1871-1966), pastors (1889-1966), infant baptisms beginning in 1889, and marriages performed in the church beginning in 1871; "Trustees report for Church Property-1936" and a property report for 21 October 1963 are included.
FARMER'S ALLIANCE, MARTINSVILLE, TEXAS
CHARTER, 1886. 1 ITEM. (MAP c6d3f3)
FARMER'S ALLIANCE, MT. ENTERPRISE, TEXAS.
MINUTEBOOK, 1886-1890. 1 VOL. (B-7)
FLORA GARDEN CLUB, NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS. SCRAPBOOK, 1952-2002. 1 VOL. (B-94)
50 year history of the club.
FOUR SEASONS GARDEN CLUB, NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS. SCRAPBOOKS, 1970-1980, 1989-1998. 2 VOLS. (B103)
Scrapbook of photos chronicling the activities of the club.
HARDEMAN & BARRET GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE, MELROSE, TEXAS.
ACCOUNT LEDGER, 1870-1873. 1 vol. (B-38)
Customer's accounts showing sales of such household items as sugar, tobacco, thread, tallow, calico, and whisky.
HODGES, GREVE, AND PIERCE COLLECTION, 1830s-1970s. 20 Boxes. (B-110)
Includes correspondences, land deeds, timber deeds, oil and gas leases, debt collection, civil court cases, criminal court cases, and estate matters from three Nacogdoches attorneys.
JEFFERSON COUNTY: COUNTY RECORDS (B-85) and BUSINESS RECORDS (B-86). 1 BOX
Miscellaneous county and business records
JOHNSON, (R. P.), GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE.
RECORDS, 1912-1951. 79 VOLS. (B-22)
Ledgers with sales records and business transactions of the Nacogdoches County store.
KAPPA KAPPA PSI, GAMMA PHI CHAPTER, STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY.
COLLECTION, 1958-1991. 3 BOXES. (B-59)
Concert programs, newspaper clippings, and scrapbooks (1986-1991) with hundreds of original photographs of a variety of chapter activities of the men's honorary band fraternity.
KELLY (G. A.) PLOW COMPANY.
RECORDS, 1884-1965. 3040 ITEMS. (B-10)
Accident and insurance reports, blueprints, catalogs (price lists and parts lists), correspondence, farm equipment and machinery literature, photographs, statements, ledgers, and other records of this Longview manufacturer and seller of plows and farm equipment.
LAMP-LITE THEATRE, NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS. COLLECTION, 1976-1995. 2 BOXES. (B-56)
Collection includes playbills, Lamp-Lite newsletters ("Curtain Call"), and newspaper articles concerning the theater and the plays.
NACOGDOCHES AND SOUTHEASTERN RAILROAD COMPANY.
RECORDS, 1903-1965. 6 BOXES, 113 VOL. (B-58)
Correspondence, minute book of Board of Directors and Stockholders meetings (1905-1930), payroll records, newspapers clippings, annual reports and financial ledgers.
NACOGDOCHES ARCHIVES, 1736-1836. 90 VOLS. (B-42)
(Link to Description on the Texas State Archives Web Site)
Typescripts of official records created and accumulated at Nacogdoches during the Spanish and Mexican periods. Includes correspondence, decrees, orders, circulars, and other communications sent to the frontier from higher governmental authorities; correspondence of the commandant; correspondence and proceedings of the alcaldes and ayuntamiento of Nacogdoches; and records relating to adjacent territories of Anahuac, Attoyac, Ayish Bayou, Liberty, Neches, Sabine, San Augustine, and San Felipe. Also have microfilm edition of original documents.
NACOGDOCHES BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB.
RECORDS, 1978-1995. 7 BOXES, 1 BUNDLE. (B-62)
Club formed in 1976 for the purposes of elevating the standards of women in business and professions, the promotion of the interests of business and professional women, and the extension of opportunities to business and professional women through education. Collection includes original records of the club, bylaws, minutes, newsletters, committee information, correspondence, and financial information.
NACOGDOCHES BUSINESS LEDGER 1838-1844. (B-71)
Incomplete business journal from a business in Nacogdoches, with about 330 pages in a legible hand, recounting mercantile transactions and other business exchanges.
NACOGDOCHES CHRONICLE.
RECORDS, 1866-1867. 2 VOL. (B-14)
Subscription and account books of the newspaper. Shows subscribers and amounts paid, other newspapers exchanged with the Chronicle, advertising accounts, and accounts paid.
NACOGDOCHES COMMISSION ON WOMEN AND FAMILIES.
RECORDS, 1991-1996. 2 BOXES, 3 NOTEBOOKS. (B-67)
Bylaws, minutes, and correspondence of the Commission which was organized in 1991.
NACOGDOCHES COMMITTEE OF VIGILANCE AND SAFETY.
BROADSIDE, FEBRUARY 6, 1836. (A-37, Bundle 1)
NACOGDOCHES COUNTY: COUNTY RECORDS (B-87)
Miscellaneous county records.
NACOGDOCHES COUNTY BUSINESS RECORDS (B-88). 1 BOX
Miscellaneous business records.
NACOGDOCHES COUNTY LAND SALE (MAP c6d3f4)
4425 acres for sale, original grant to Henry Bailey and Josie Caro. By Amory R. Starr, Marshall, Texas. July 1, 1875.
NACOGDOCHES COUNTY HISTORICAL SURVEY COMMITTEE.
CONFEDERATE VETERANS PROJECT, 1861-1966. 2 boxes. (B-33)
Newspaper clippings and correspondence about the project; historical articles, service and cemetery records of veterans; and copies of muster rolls and officer lists for Nacogdoches, Angelina, San Augustine, Rusk, and Galveston counties.
NACOGDOCHES COUNTY POSTAL SERVICES.
COLLECTION, 1846-1993. 1 BOX, 1 BUNDLE, AND 1 LEDGER. (B-4)
Collection includes history of Nacogdoches County Post Offices, newspaper articles , blueprints of the Nacogdoches Office, diagram of lock boxes, map of rural routes for Nacogdoches, and a box and key register.
NACOGDOCHES COUNTY COURTHOUSE.
RECORDS, 1787-1879. 45 BOXES. (B-34)
Original civil and criminal cases, land office, naturalization, tax inventories, county surveyor's bonds, and estray records.
NACOGDOCHES FLORA GARDEN CLUB, NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS.
SCRAPBOOK, 1952-2002. 1 VOL. (B-94)
50 year history of the club.
NACOGDOCHES GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY.
RECORDS, 1975-to current. 1 BOX, (B-54)
With the purpose of sharing ideas and methods in family research, the society collects information on Nacogdoches County and surrounding areas to compile and preserve. The collection includes minutes, yearbooks, membership directories, scrapbooks, semi-annual publications and miscellaneous papers.
NACOGDOCHES GROCERY COMPANY.
PURCHASE JOURNAL, 1907-1910. 1 VOL. (B-48)
Purchases made by the wholesale supplier of groceries and general merchandise. Unrelated newspaper clippings were pasted to some of the pages.
NACOGDOCHES HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
RECORDS, 1934-1969. 107 ITEMS. (B-28)
Minutes, correspondence, newspaper clippings, invitations, membership cards, a history of the society and scrapbooks. The society was active in the building and dedication of the Stone Fort replica in 1936, in organizing the Nacogdoches celebration of the Texas Centennial, and in the preservation of the Old Nacogdoches University building.
NACOGDOCHES MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
(CITY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL) COLLECTION, 1929 to 1996.
394 ITEMS. (B-79)
Original handwritten minutes of board and committee meetings, typed transcript of meeting minutes, program for dedication of addition, correspondence, newspaper articles and photos.
NACOGDOCHES STORE LEDGER
July 1847 - March 1848, (B-99)
Unknown store ledger that was partial cut up and used as an index to an unknown source.
NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS. BOARD OF ALDERMAN.
MINUTES, 1851-1862; 1866-1877. 2 VOLS. (B-11)
Minutes of the Board and bylaws of the Corporation of Nacogdoches (April, 1851). Volume two also contains Minutes of the Nacogdoches Lodge of the Independent Order of Good Samaritans and Daughters of Samaria (1855-1858), a temperance society.
NACOGDOCHES UNIVERSITY, NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS.
RECORDS, 1845-1891. 133 ITEMS. (B-46)
Memos, correspondence, reports, specifications for a building, materials regarding applications for position of University President, tax receipts, papers relating to Keachi College, and the Treasurer's Register.
NEW BIRMINGHAM DEVELOPMENT COMPANY. 1906-1975. 6 ITEMS. (B-78)
Minute books of a Cherokee County company that sold lumber and leased mineral rights.
NEWTON COUNTY: COUNTY RECORDS (B-89) and BUSINESS RECORDS (B-90). 1 BOX
Miscellaneous county and business records.
OLD OPERA HOUSE, NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS. 1846-1924. 1 BOX. (B-108)
Deeds, letter, newspaper articles, and pamphlets concerning the Old Opera House.
PARMALEE AND ROEDER [GENERAL STORE].
JOURNAL, 1837-1838. 1 VOL. (B-98)
Accounts of customers at the store with prices of cigars, crackers, calico, wine and other items. Bound with Richard Parmalee's District Clerk's fee book (1839-1850). Typescript of account book in Blake Papers, A-7, Box 3, Folder 2.
PLANTER'S HOTEL, NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS.
DAYBOOK, 1855-1858. 1 VOL. (B-13)
Daybook of the hotel with names and accounts of guests and Nacogdoches citizens who ate or lodged there. Also has a few pages of some type of county record concerning the transfer of court cases and payments of fees (1877-1878).
RAMSEY, DR. W. A. 1914-1927. 3 LEDGERS (B-82)
There are three ledgers 1914-17, 1918-20, and 1921-27 from Dr. Ramsey's office. Dr. Ramsey practiced medicine in Joaquin, Texas from 1893 until his death in 1952.
RED CROSS, U.S. AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS, NACOGDOCHES COUNTY CHAPTER.
RECORDS, 1931-1980. ABT. 10, 650 ITEMS. (B-27)
Correspondence, financial records, disbursement orders, publicity, and monthly reports on chapter activities, and material relating to disasters, public health nurse, and war relief efforts.
ROWLETT STORE,NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS.
ACCOUNT LEDGER 1869-1979. 1 VOL. (B-39)
Customer accounts (1869-1873). Also entered in the ledger are family records of the McLain, Whitaker, and Wright families, recipes, and personal correspondence drafts.
RUSK COUNTY HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION.
COLLECTION, 1843-1965. 218 ITEMS. (B-25)
Materials relating to the history of Rusk County, Texas, gathered by members of the Association. Included in the collection are papers relating to the Oberthier and Vinzent families, photos and information on historic houses, and genealogical material on some Rusk County families.
RUSK GENERAL STORE, RUSK, TEXAS.
LEDGERS, 1911-1941. 4 VOLS. (B-47)
Business ledgers of an unknown general store in Rusk, Texas, listing customers' names, their purchases, and the price of those purchases.
SAN AUGUSTINE COUNTY, TEXAS.
RECORDS, 1831-1906. 8 BOXES. (B-35)
Loose papers consisting mostly of San Augustine District Court records. Included are criminal and civil cases, promissory notes and accounts, oaths to the Board of Land Commissioners, estate records, treasurer warrants, tabular statements of schools, and manifests.
SAN AUGUSTINE COUNTY: COUNTY RECORDS (B-91) and BUSINESS RECORDS (B-92). 1 BOX.
Miscellaneous county and business records.
SAN AUGUSTINE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
RECORDS, 1837-1900. 11 ITEMS. (B-2)
Chiefly correspondence regarding land and articles of incorporation for the University of San Augustine, the Wesleyan Male and Female College, and the University of Eastern Texas, all located in San Augustine, Texas.
SANFORD (C. E.) AND SON GENERAL STORE, CALEDONIA, TEXAS.
RECORDS, 1920-1935. 35 VOLS. (B-18)
Ledgers of the accounts of the general merchandise and grocery store; scrapbook with newspaper clippings, including some obituaries; a farm record and account book; and a Beaumont High School yearbook, “Spindletop” (1925).
SANTA FE INDUSTRIES, 1973-1980. 1 BOX (B-109)
Correspondence between Santa Fe Industries, the minority stock holders, and the lawyers and lumber experts they used.
SHELBY COUNTY, TEXAS, COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION (PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY).
CASHBOOK, 1890- 1891. 1 VOL. (B-12)
The Shelby County Cooperative Association is thought to have been the only grocery store in Timpson, Texas, in the 1890s. The store was run by George Newton Weaver, a merchant, Civil War soldier, preacher, dentist, doctor, and surveyor. Includes a brief journal recording trips taken (1895-1900), inspirational thoughts, and several pages of a diary, which announces the birth of Edward Boone Brackett (1905) and ends about 1912.
SMITH, RALPH COLLECTION OF SAN AUGUSTINE COUNTY RECORDS, 1836-1910. 2 BOXES (B-80).
SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, TEXAS SOCIETY, FREDONIA CHAPTER, NACOGDOCHES.
RECORDS, 1995- . 1 BOX. (B-68)
General information regarding the Chapter, applications for membership, and the chapter newsletter.
SOUTHLAND PAPER MILLS, INC., LUFKIN, TEXAS.
RECORDS, 1939-1990. 1 BOX, 1 BUNDLE. (B-55)
Annual reports, meeting minutes, newsletters and other publications of the company, newspaper clippings about the history and activities of the company, and other items relating to the business.
SUMMER HILL SELECT SCHOOL, OMEN, TEXAS.
RECORDS, 1878-1968. 78 ITEMS. (B-1)
Charter, catalogs (1878-1899), A. W. Orr (founder and principal) Memorial Society materials, school booklets and publications and other items relating to the school.
TAU BETA SIGMA, BETA ZETA CHAPTER (SFASU), NACOGDOCHES.
SCRAPBOOK, 1993/94. 1 VOL. (B-65)
Honorary society for college and university bands women. Color photos of club activities including concerts, parties, camps, and social events.
TEXAS ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE TEACHERS, SFASU CHAPTER.
RECORDS, 1949-1992. 5 BOXES. (B-57)
Constitution, minutes, correspondence, publications and other records relating to the SFA Chapter and the State Association of TACT.
TEXAS ATTORNEY GENERAL.
NACOGDOCHES COUNTY BONDS, 1930-1942. 2 BOXES. (B-61)
Contains Nacogdoches County schoolhouse bonds. A few waterworks and sewer system, electric light system, airport, street improvement, road, bridge, and refunding bonds are also included.
TEXAS CENTENNIAL COLLECTION, 1936. 1 BOX. (B-105)
The collection contains material published for the celebrating of Texas’ Centennial.
TEXAS FARM PRODUCTS COMPANY, NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS.
COLLECTION, 1945-1975. 19 ITEMS. (B-52)
Nacogdoches company founded in 1930, by M. S. Wright, Texas Farm Products was built as a fertilizer and feed manufacturing company. Collection includes an almanac, photographs, calendar, newsletters, and newspaper clippings about the company.
TEXAS FORESTRY ASSOCIATION.
RECORDS, 1936-1993. 42 BOXES. (B-69)
Records of the Texas Forestry Association from 1936 to 1993. Records include annual and spring meetings, committee reports, special programs as Tree Farm and Texas Reforestation, Project Learning Tree, as well as media files. Separate indexes have been prepared for important speeches given at meetings as well as photographs found in the collection.
TEXAS SESQUISENNTENIAL CELEBRATION, 1986. 1 BOX. (B-106)
Material published for the celebrating of Texas’ Sesquicentennial.
TEXAS SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS.
RECORDS, 1951-1982. 9 BOXES. (B-26)
Correspondence, membership records, by-laws, financial records, subject files, committee and annual meeting activities, resolutions, and minutes of meetings. Also included are records of the Brazos-Trinity, the Lufkin-Nacogdoches, and the Houston-Huntsville-College Station groups. Files also contain materials relating to the membership and business of the Stephen F. Austin State University chapter of the Society.
TEXAS SUMMER NORMAL EXAMINATIONS.
RECORDS, 1894. 1 FOLDER.
THOMSON, R. M. [Company].
LETTER BOOKS, 1880-1925. 38 VOLS. (B-17)
Blotter book copies of personal and business correspondence of the Austin, Texas company.
THURSDAY STUDY CLUB, ALTO, TEXAS.
PAPERS, 1845-1980. 42 ITEMS. (B-6)
Formed in 1935, the Alto Thursday Study Club's objective was to be an organization devoted to educational, historical and literary studies. Collection includes papers presented at meetings, usually on local historical subjects or local people and families.
UNITED DAUGHTERS OF THE CONFEDERACY, 1974-2002. (B-93)
Scrapbooks with information and activities of the Henry C. Hancock Chapter in Nacogdoches, Texas.
UNITED FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE, FAIRVIEW COUNCIL, NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS.
MINUTE BOOK, 1885-1886. 1 VOL. (B-37)
Minute book includes lists of members, reports on council meetings, officer elections, and treasury records. A portion of the book contains short essays which may have been presented to the group at meetings.
UNIVERSITY PROFESSIONAL WOMEN (SFASU), NACOGDOCHES.
PAPERS, 1972-ca. 1990. 1 BOX. (B-66)
Constitution and by-laws, meeting announcements and menus, information on the Woman of the Year award, and other items relating to the club's activities.
UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S CLUB, NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS.
RECORDS, 1939-1995. 11 BOXES. (B-44; B-63)
Minutes of meetings, bylaws, yearbooks, programs, clippings, correspondence, membership lists, financial records, and special project materials.
U.S.S. STEPHEN F. AUSTIN, 1941-1995. 1 BOX. (A-225)
Research on the ship including official log books and secret log books during WWII.
VAIL'S CHAPEL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUTH, CHIRENO, TEXAS.
REGISTER, 1844 (1865)-1935. 1 VOL. (B-50)
Photocopy and typescript of the original Register which includes list of members (1860-1935), marriages (1844-1899), and infant baptisms (1865-1897).
VELASCO, TEXAS. PAPERS, 1836-1936. 21 ITEMS. (B-5)
Photocopy of the Treaty of Velasco, menus, wine lists and regulations of The Velasco Hotel, material relating to the Brazos River Channel and Dock Company and to the Velasco Improvement Company.
VETERANS OF WORLD WAR I, NACOGDOCHES BARRACKS.
RECORDS, CA. 1917-1977. 187 ITEMS. (B-40)
Original handwritten or typed minutes and mailing list from each annual reunion (1959-1977), rosters, and photos relating to the war.
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