Category: History - American
A. Garland Adair _Austin_ Mrs. John M. Bennett, Jr. _San Antonio_ Lincoln Borglum _Beeville_ Mrs. Mike Butler _Austin_ Millard Cope _Marshall_ Joe Cruze _Driftwood_ J. A. Dodd _Kingsville_ Mrs. L. E. Dudley _Abilene_ John T. Duncan _Bryan_ Mrs. R. R. Farmer, Jr. _West Columbia...
Throughout the early mobilization period Texans were anxiously observing the invasion of New Mexico by Lieutenant Colonel John R. Baylor and three hundred men of the Second Texa...
3. Part 3First came eight or ten instruments braying discordantly, then an enormous Confederate flag, followed by about four hundred men moving by fours--dressed in every variety of cost...
4. Part 4But on the other hand, the Confederate government and General Kirby Smith were taking extreme measures to keep the field forces intact. In February, 1865, all non-fighting troop...
5. Part 5109. R. H. Williams, _With the Border Ruffians, Memoirs of the Far West 1852-1868_. E. W. Williams, [ed.] (London: John Murray, 1907), p. 286. Eliza McHattan-Ripley, _From Flag...
1. Part 1A. Garland Adair _Austin_ Mrs. John M. Bennett, Jr. _San Antonio_ Lincoln Borglum _Beeville_ Mrs. Mike Butler _Austin_ Millard Cope _Marshall_ Joe Cruze _Driftwood_ J. A. Dodd _...
6. Part 611 Bombardment and destruction of the town of Lamar, Aransas County, by the Federal Navy. 17 Changing of conscription law to include ages 17 to 50 and to make exemptions from se...