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Biographical Note
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Related Material
Administrative Information
Description of Series
Mitchel Family correspondence, 1777-1840
Mitchel Family correspondence, 1841-1849
Brown Family Papers
Brown Family Papers
Brown Family Papers
Oversize materials
Map of Mexico City, (reproduction), circa 1500s
Oversize
Pierre Brown Mitchel materials
Photographs and pictorial materials
Photos, people
Photos, places
Sketches and drawings
Oversize photographs and lithographs
Daguerrotypes, etchings and engravings
Paintings
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John Henry Brown family papers, 1691-1951
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Brown, John Henry, 1820-1895 |
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John Henry Brown family papers |
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Dates: | 1691-1951 |
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Abstract: |
Correspondence and notes relating to Texas history comprise the bulk of the John Henry Brown family papers. Materials document the life, career, and historical writings of journalist, politician, and historian John Henry Brown, as well as other family members, from 1691-1951. |
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Identification: |
urn:taro:utexas.cah.00286 |
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Extent: |
30 linear feet |
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Language: |
Materials are written in English. |
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Dolph Briscoe Center for American History |
John Henry Brown (1820-1895), pioneer historian, newspaper editor, soldier, and legislator, was born on October 29, 1820, in Pike County, Missouri. Brown spent most of his adolescence working on newspapers in Pike County and St. Louis, and received little formal schooling. In November 1837, he moved to Texas to live with his uncle, James Kerr, on the Lavaca River. Two years later, Brown moved to Austin and began working on the Austin Texas Sentinel. He participated as a private in the battle of Plum Creek in August 1840. In the spring of 1842, he joined John C. Hays's company and suffered a hip injury in the battle of Salado; he then took part in the Somervell expedition.
In April 1843, Brown returned to Missouri. He remained in his home state working as a journalist for almost two years, then returned to Texas with his new wife in April 1845 and settled near Rock Spring. In late 1846, he began working on the Victoria Advocate and became a major of the newly formed state militia. In 1848, he and his family moved to Indianola. There Brown founded and edited the Indianola Bulletin. In 1854, Brown became associate editor of the Civilian and Galveston Gazette. In Galveston, he was first elected to the state legislature and after his legislative service, and he was elected mayor of Galveston in 1856. He began a second term as mayor in 1857, but it was cut short by his reelection to the legislature.
Brown moved to Belton in 1858, where he was appointed to a committee to study problems with placing Indians on reservations, and he became captain of two military companies formed in 1859 to enforce the committee's recommendations. He also again took on editorial duties, this time for the Belton Democrat. He edited the Democrat until 1861, when he became a delegate to the Secession Convention, where he served as chairman of the committee that prepared the articles of secession. With the outbreak of the Civil War, he became a member of Brig. Gen. Benjamin McCulloch's staff; he published the War Bulletin from McCulloch's camp in Arkansas. When the general was killed in 1862, Brown was transferred to the staff of Gen. Henry E. McCulloch, where he served as assistant adjutant general. However, poor health ended his military career in 1863, and Brown served the remainder of the war with the Texas militia and commanded the Third Frontier District.
After the war, Brown and his family immigrated to Mexico in June 1865. The Browns settled in the Tuxpan River valley, and Brown surveyed areas for settlement as assistant commissioner of immigration for the Mexican government. After a brief period in New Orleans, the family returned to Texas to live in 1871; they finally settled in Dallas. In 1872, Brown was again elected to the state legislature, and three years later he became a member of the state Constitutional Convention of 1875.
During the last fifteen years of his life, Brown divided his time primarily between political duties and historical writing and editing. In 1880–1881 he served as the revising editor of the Encyclopedia of the New West. In 1881, he was also appointed state commissioner for the surveying, marking, and locating of school lands. He served as a Dallas alderman in 1884 and from 1885 to 1889 as the city's mayor. From 1888 to 1890, he also held a post as justice of the peace. Brown's daughter, Marion Taylor Brown, studied art under Robert J. Onderdonk in Dallas. Meanwhile, John Henry Brown wrote and published The History of Dallas County, 1837–1887 (1887) and The Life and Times of Henry Smith (1887). These were followed by Indian Wars and Pioneers of Texas (ca. 1896) and The History of Texas from 1685 to 1892 (1892). Brown died of a bronchial ailment on May 31, 1895, in Dallas.
Sources: Erma Baker, "BROWN, JOHN HENRY," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/fbr94), accessed January 21, 2014. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.
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The John Henry Brown family papers are comprised of correspondence, journals and diaries, scrapbooks, literary productions, genealogies, newspaper clippings, land surveys and deeds, legal documents, maps, photographs and other pictorial items, and financial records. Materials related to the family and career of Brown include papers accumulated in connection with his historical writings and others produced by family members. Correspondence, notes, drafts, and other materials relate to his Indian Wars and Pioneers of Texas and six other books. The Brown family papers include a substantial component of artwork (more than 160 pieces) created by John Henry Brown's daughter, Marion Taylor Brown. Her work includes illustrations for her father's book History of Texas Travels from 1695 to 1892 and her mother's A Condensed History of Texas for schools.
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Correspondence, journals and diaries, scrapbooks, literary productions, genealogies, newspaper clippings, land surveys and deeds, legal documents, maps, photographs and other pictorial items, financial records, and other materials, organized into two series organized by types of material or subject, arranged chronologically: |
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- I. Mitchel family correspondence
- II. Brown family correspondence
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Conditions Governing Access
This collection is open for research use.
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Personal Names |
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Barron, Forbes, y approximately (Mexico). |
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Brown, John Henry, 1820-1895 |
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Brown, Marion T., 1857-1939 |
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Family Names |
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Bowie family (undifferentiated) |
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Corporate Names |
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Texas Bird and Nature Study Club (Dallas, Tex.) |
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Subjects |
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Frontier and pioneer life |
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Indians of North America--Wars |
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School lands |
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War work |
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Manuscript and galley proofs published as History of Texas, from 1685 to 1893, by John Henry Brown. Saint Louis: L.E. Daniell, 1892.
Manuscript published as School History of Texas, from its discovery in 1685 to 1893, by John Henry Brown and Mary Mitchel Brown. Dallas: Published by the author, 1894.
Publications: Correspondence, notes, drafts, and other materials used as sources for publication: Brown, Marion T., Letters From Ft. Sill, 1886-1887. Austin: Encino Press, 1970.
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John Henry Brown Family Papers, 1691-1951, Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin.
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2E1 [SRH1230006001] |
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Mitchel Family correspondence, 1777-1840 |
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2E2 [SRH1230005986] |
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Mitchel Family correspondence, 1841-1849 |
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Brown Family Papers |
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2E2 [SRH1230005986] |
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Correspondence, 1838-1859 |
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Account book with diary and genealogical entries, 1850-1853 |
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Scrapbook, 1849 |
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2E3 [SRH1230005987] |
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Correspondence, 1860-1878 |
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Letters from Emilia Sandoval, Mexico, to Julius Brown, 1873 |
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2E4 [SRH1230005988] |
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Correspondence, 1879-1885 |
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Congratulatory letters on mayoral election, 1885 |
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2E5 [SRH1230005989] |
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Correspondence, 1886-1887 |
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Letters to and from Marion T. Brown at Ft. Sill, 1886-1887 |
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2E6 [SRH1230005990] |
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Correspondence, 1888-1894 |
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2E7 [SRH1230005991] |
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Correspondence, 1894-1897 |
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Items relating to death of John Henry Brown, (May 31, 1895) |
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2E8 [SRH1230005924] |
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Correspondence, 1898-1899, undated |
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2E9 [SRH1230005914] |
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Business Papers |
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Bills, receipts, tax notices, checks, 1863-1899 |
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3E10 [SRH1230015539] |
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Business and Correspondence |
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Letter Press (business transactions) of Thomas B. Mitchel, April, 1883 - April, 1886 |
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Deeds and real estate matters, 1866-1894 |
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Correspondence, 1900 |
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2E11 [SRH1230005933] |
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Correspondence, 1901-1902 |
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2E12 [SRH1230005943] |
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Correspondence, 1902-1903 |
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2E13 [SRH1230005953] |
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Correspondence, 1904-1905 |
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Brown Family Papers |
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2E14 [SRH1230005934] |
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Correspondence, 1906-1907 |
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Condolence letters on death of Mrs. John Henry Brown in, April, 1907 |
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2E15 [SRH1230005944] |
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Correspondence, 1907-1909 |
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2E16 [SRH1230005954] |
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Correspondence, 1910 |
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Business papers |
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Bills, receipts, tax notices, checks, 1900-1911, undated |
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2E17 [SRH1230005955] |
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Correspondence, 1911-1913 |
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General correspondence and letters regarding the Mexican Revolution |
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2E18 [SRH1230005956] |
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Correspondence, 1913-1914 |
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General correspondence including letters using code names to refer to persons in U. S. and Mexico involved in Mexican Revolution |
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2E19 [SRH1230005945] |
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Correspondence, 1915-1916 |
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General correspondence and letters regarding difficulties in getting mail in and out of Mexico, mention of economic problems in Mexico , and effect on family in Mexico |
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2E20 [SRH1230005946] |
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Correspondence, 1917-1918 |
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General correspondence and letters regarding the war in Europe |
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Letters from Mary B. Wilcox in London regarding the end of World War I |
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2E21 [SRH1230005957] |
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Correspondence, 1919-1920 |
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General correspondence and letters regarding Red Cross activities |
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2E22 [SRH1230005958] |
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Correspondence |
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General correspondence and letters regarding death of Clara Brown Mitchel, (March 16, 1922) |
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2E23 [SRH1230005959] |
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Correspondence, 1922-1925 |
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Brown Family Papers |
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2E24 [SRH1230005960] |
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Correspondence, 1926-1929 |
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General correspondence and letters regarding death of Thomas Mitchel, (January 19, 1928) |
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2E25 [SRH1230005961] |
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Correspondence, 1930-1932 |
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2E26 [SRH1230005962] |
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Correspondence, 1932-1935, undated |
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General correspondence and letters regarding death of Amie Mitchel, wife of Pierre, (May 30, 1935) |
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2E27 [SRH1230005947] |
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Correspondence, 1936-1951 |
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General correspondence and letters regarding deaths of Lizzie Brown and Marion Brown, (March 1936), (January 1939) |
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Puzzles submitted for contests by Pierre B. Mitchel, 1940s |
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2E28 [SRH1230005948] |
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Business and real estate, 1921-1945 |
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Pierre's Diary in Mexico, 1923 |
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Receipts, circa 1930s |
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Real estate accounts, 1934-1938 |
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2E29 [SRH1230005949] |
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Journals of Clara Brown Mitchel, Mexico City, 1913-1915 |
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Scope and Contents |
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(Includes observations about Mexican Revolution, conditions in Mexico, and mention of European war) |
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2E30 [SRH1230005950] |
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Journals of Clara Brown Mitchel, Mexico City, 1915-1916 |
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2E31 [SRH1230005951] |
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Journals of Clara Brown Mitchel, Mexico City, 1916-1920, undated |
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2E32 [SRH1230005952] |
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Diaries of Marion T. Brown |
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Volumes I - XV, 1913-1922 |
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Scope and Contents |
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(Includes comments on Mexican Revolution, the war in Europe, and family history) |
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2E33 [SRH1230005942] |
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Diaries of Marion T. Brown |
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Volumes XVI, XVII, XVIII, 1922-1924 |
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Incomplete, 1924-1932 |
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2E34 [SRH1230005941] |
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Scrapbooks and journals of Marion T. Brown |
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3 scrapbooks on astronomical matters and references to Dallas Society |
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1921-1922 |
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1923 |
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1906-1921 |
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Scrapbook materials, Genealogy materials, Personal family items, Early Texas history, 1861-1889, undated |
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Scrapbook of "New England Literary Greats", 1894-1895 |
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Notebook and diary when Marion was in Mexico, 1898-1910 |
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Journal in Mexico, 1899 |
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Diaries in Mexico, 1902 |
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Scrapbooks of Marion T. Brown |
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2E35 [SRH1230005940] |
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Legends and folklore |
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Birds (3 volumes) |
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Horses and mules |
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Tree, shrub and wildflower notes |
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2E36 [SRH1230005939] |
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Nature Studies |
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Trees and flowers |
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Astronomy |
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Ancient peoples |
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Indians |
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"Old Books" |
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2E37 [SRH1230005935] |
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Political career of John Henry Brown, 1860s-1890s |
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Ambassador Morgenthau's story, "Mission to Turkey", 1918 |
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Cardinal Mercier's own story of Belgium during four years of German occupation, 1919 |
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Newspaper clippings on World War I, 1918 |
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Red Cross knitting record, 1917-1919 |
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2E38 [SRH1230005936] |
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Miscellaneous scrapbooks and diaries |
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Clara M. Beckworth's inventory of books, undated |
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Autograph book of Mollis Martin, 1861-1888 |
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Cora Mitchel, "Summer in Mexico", 1901 |
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Guest book of Marion and Lizzie Brown, 1909 |
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Address and memo books of Marion T. Brown, undated |
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Family notebooks and diaries, 1912, 1923, 1924, undated |
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Autograph book of Marion T. Brown, 1887-1934 |
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Inventory of personal household items of Lizzie and Marion Brown, undated |
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2E39 [SRH1230005937] |
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Scrapbooks of Lizzie Brown |
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"Historical and Personal Items," Part I |
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"Historical and Personal Items," Part II |
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Scrapbook, 1925 |
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Notebook, "Red Cross Knitting Inspection", 1918 |
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Yearbook, "Red Cross Activities", 1918 |
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Real estate items, 1912-1914 |
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Miscellaneous records |
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Business records of Lizzie and Marion Brown, 1929 |
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Address and memo books, 1916-1935 |
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Notes from Presbyterian Church records, 1873-1922 |
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Women's work, First Presbyterian Church, Dallas, 1928 |
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Documents related to Presbyterian Church, Dallas, 1871-1934 |
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Account books, 1907-1919 |
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Diary, Lizzie Brown, Mexico City, 1908 |
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2E40 [SRH1230005938] |
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Family scrapbooks and historical papers |
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Newspaper clippings and pressed plants |
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Newspaper clippings concerning Texans and southern literature |
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Papers re: J. J. Ogsbury and Thomas Henesee Lands in Calhoun County |
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Historical scrapbook |
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Notebooks (publications and family), 1887-1893 |
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2E41 [SRH1230005925] |
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Scrapbooks of John Henry Brown |
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General newspaper clippings, 1843-1848 |
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General newspaper clippings, circa 1892 |
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Historical sketches |
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Texas Indian wars |
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"Confederates in Mexico" |
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Literary (Texas writers) |
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Organizations and clubs |
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2E42 [SRH1230005915] |
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Scrapbooks on Texas Bird and Nature Study Club, 1924-1935 |
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Papers presented to Texas Bird and Nature Study Club, 1911, 1929-1933 |
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Items related to Texas Bird and Nature Study Club, 1926-1934 |
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Marion Brown's articles related to Texas Bird and Nature Study Club, 1932-1935 |
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Dallas Reading Circle, 1881 |
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2E43 [SRH1230005926] |
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Pierian Club minutes and other materials, 1920-1924 |
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Dallas Students Art League (R. J. Onderdonk, teacher/ Marion Brown, secretary), 1983 |
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Pearl Street Reading Club |
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2E44 [SRH1230005916] |
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Literary productions of Clara Brown Mitchel |
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Literary productions, incomplete/untitled |
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Stories and legends of Mexico |
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Stories and legends of Mexico and Spain |
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Notes on ancient Mexican art, sculpture, architecture |
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2E45 [SRH1230005917] |
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Family literary productions |
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Clara Brown Mitchel diary, Texas to Mexico, 1865 |
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Clara Brown Mitchel literary productions, many incomplete, undated |
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Clara Brown Mitchel manuscript, from Florida to Tampico |
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Lizzie C. Brown literary productions, 1911, undated |
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Marion T. Brown literary productions, undated |
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Thomas B. Mitchel manuscript "Three Republics…", undated |
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Thomas B. Mitchel manuscript "Le Bateau Trouve", undated |
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Various family members or unidentified |
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Literary productions of Mrs. John Henry Brown (Mary Mitchel Brown) |
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2E46 [SRH1230005927] |
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Scrapbook of poems |
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Juarez, President Benito of Mexico |
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"Dinah" (manuscript) |
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Manuscripts (incomplete) |
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"From Orizava to Tuspan" |
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Manuscripts (one of her 70th birthday) |
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Miscellaneous manuscripts |
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2E47 [SRH1230006197] |
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Materials relating to Mrs. Brown's School History of Texas |
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School History of Texas (manuscript) |
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Letter book re: School History of Texas |
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2E48 [SRH1230005928] |
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Literary productions |
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"Mrs. Horn's Captivity," by Mrs. John Henry Brown |
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"Mrs. Thornton's Story of her Captivity," by Mrs. John Henry Brown |
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Materials concerning Oxendale-Plummsa-Jasperson-Direfamilies |
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John Henry Brown manuscript and historical notes |
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Empty envelopes with annotations by John Henry Brown |
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2E49 [SRH1230005918] |
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"Historical" correspondence, diaries, and journals |
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Copies of official correspondence concerning independence from Mexico, 1824-1836 |
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John S. Moore's manuscript on the Bowie family, undated |
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Biography of Alfred Sturgis Thurmond, undated |
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Diaries and journals of John Henry Brown, 1869, 1870, 1888, 1893 |
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Family diaries and journals, 1861-1882 |
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2E50 [SRH1230005865] |
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Genealogies |
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Miscellaneous genealogies and requests |
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Brown-Jones-Kerr-Wells-Stevenson families |
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Mitchel-Avery families |
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Avery family |
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2E51 [SRH1230005885] |
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Genealogies and historical associations |
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Genealogies of Brown-Clark-Kerr-Wells Doddridge families |
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Genealogies of Avery-Mitchel-Alden families |
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Printed funeral notices of family and friends |
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Newspaper clippings about Brown family |
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Dallas County Pioneer Association |
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Dallas Genealogical Society |
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Daughters of the American Revolution, Daughters of the Republic of Texas, United Daughters of the Confederary |
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Bell County Independent Blurs |
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Military Organizations--Texas Veteran Association |
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2E52 [SRH1230005895] |
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Materials relating primarily to Dallas |
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References to history of Dallas County |
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Journal re: Dallas city government and public schools, 1884 |
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Political papers including Brown's mayoral term, 1861-1882 |
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Items relating to Brown's term as Justice of the Peace, 1888-1890 |
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Field notes of Dallas County School Land, 1879 |
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Streets of Dallas, 1872, 1880 |
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Items concerning Bachman Lake Camps--Dallas, 1933-1934 |
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Newspaper clippings about Dallas, 1890-1924 |
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2E53 [SRH1230005905] |
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Literary effort and newspaper clippings |
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Articles and speeches, 1870-1886 |
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Description of state of Texas in, 1878 |
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Topographical description of Texas in, 1880 |
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Newspaper clippings concerning Texas |
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2E54 [SRH1230005866] |
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Materials and correspondence related to literary efforts by John Henry Brown |
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Henry Smith biography |
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G. W. Fulton correspondence |
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Texas history book and Indian wars, 1876-1888 |
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Texas history book and Indian wars, 1889-1890 |
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Texas history book and letters from John Henry Brown in St. Louis, 1893 |
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Texas history book and Indian wars, 1892-1899 |
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Texas Revolution, San Jacinto, Alamo |
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2E55 [SRH1230005876] |
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History of Texas, 1685-1892, Volume I |
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Original manuscript |
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2E56 [SRH1230005886] |
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History of Texas, 1685-1892, Volume I |
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Original manuscript |
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2E57 [SRH1230005896] |
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History of Texas, 1685-1892, Volume II |
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Original manuscript |
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Index, appendices, fragments |
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Incomplete manuscript |
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Corrected proof (incomplete) |
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2E58 [SRH1230005906] |
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Correspondence and biographies concerning "Eminent Texians" |
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Correspondence requesting information about early Texans, 1887-1895 |
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Brief biographies of Eminent Texians, 1890 |
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Materials concerning biographical data of early Texans, 1891-1894 |
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Sketches of eminent Texans for encyclopedia, 1891 |
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Correspondences from and about eminent Texans: Hamilton P. Bee, Lorenzo De Zavala, James Bonham, Haron |
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Correspondence from G. Nelson Smith of Philadelphia (Texian soldier), 1886 |
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Correspondence from J. T. DeShields, 1886-1888, 1893, 1907 |
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Papers from and references to Stephen F. Austin and family, 1832-1889 |
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Correspondence relating to Ben McCulloch biography by V. M. Rose, McCulloch family, 1883-1886, 1889-1894 |
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Correspondence and materials concerning Bowie family, 1876, 1889 |
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Materials relating to death of Jefferson Davis |
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Sketch of W. W. O. Stanfield (private secretary to Thomas Rusk) by son |
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2E59 [SRH1230005867] |
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Materials about Indian wars and/or Mexico |
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Indian depredations and fights |
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Correspondence concerning Indian wars and pioneers, 1881-1895 |
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Items related to Brown and Mitchel families in Mexico |
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Spanish/Mexican documents, 1691-1858 |
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Newspaper clippings and materials re: Mexico |
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Items concerning Barron, Forbes & Co., Mexico (mining company) |
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Will from South America (copy), 1911 |
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2E60 [SRH1230005877] |
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Land Surveys by John Henry Brown |
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Yucatan Peninsula, 1865-1866 |
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Matagorda, 1877-1879 |
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Unorganized county school lands, 1882 |
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Correspondence and report on unorganized county school lands, 1882-1883 |
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Survey trip to Wise County, 1882 |
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2E61 [SRH1230005887] |
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Mitchel, Avery, Chaplin families |
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Religious literary productions, 1897-1929 |
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Sermons and religious tracts by Rev. Colby C. Mitchel, 1813-1841 |
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Rev. Colby C. Mitchel materials, earlier than Nov. 15, 1841 |
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Correspondence and fragments concerning Fannie Chaplin, undated |
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Avery family materials, 1820-1830 |
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2E62 [SRH1230005897] |
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Unidentified and/or undated items and fragments |
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2E63 [SRH1230005907] |
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Unidentified and/or undated items and fragments |
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2E64 [SRH1230005868] |
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Family memorabilia, 1846-1938 |
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Family memorabilia |
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Calling cards |
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Memorabilia cards/complimentary tickets |
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Invitations and monograms |
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Wedding invitations |
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Greeting cards |
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Club and dance programs |
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Ephemera and official documents |
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Items concerning Indianola, Texas |
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Items concerning death of Lizzie Brown, 1936 |
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Papers concerning Ann King Williams (Black servant) |
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2E65 [SRH1230005878] |
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Legal and business |
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Wills and legal correspondence, 1877-1936 |
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Legal and business materials, 1893-1936 |
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2.325/V57 [SRH1230002527] |
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Oversize materials |
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Family history and autobiography |
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References to Indianola |
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Newspaper letters and editorials by John Henry Brown |
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Materials about Brown, Kerr, Wells, Stevenson, Durbin, Avery, Doddridge, Thomas Mitchel, Parke families |
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Sign with knitted garments to be reconstituted |
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3S166 [SRH1230029580] |
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Map of Mexico City, (reproduction), circa 1500s |
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Land grant, letter from Brown to daughters |
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James Bowie family tree |
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Certificates |
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Galleys of History of Texas |
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Floor plan |
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Printed material |
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Brown family tree |
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Commissions, 1848-1884 |
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Oversize |
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Brown family tree |
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Botanical profile, from Fort Smith to San Pedro, 1853-1854 |
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World War I Victory Liberty Loan Banner |
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4L444 |
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Pierre Brown Mitchel materials |
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Children's picture book, 1882 |
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Children's picture book, 1882 |
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Marion Brown materials |
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4L445 |
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Children's scrapbook, 1887 |
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4L446 |
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Red Cross scrapbook, 1914-1918 |
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John Henry Brown materials |
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4L447 |
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Scrapbook, newspaper clippings--state, 1878-1882-- |
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4L449 |
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Scrapbook, newspaper clippings from Galveston, Indianola and Dallas, 1843-1883-- |
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4L450 |
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Scrapbook, newspaper clippings--Dallas and Texas, 1885-1887-- |
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4L451 |
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Scrapbook (genealogy) |
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3S4 [SRH1230027680] |
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Photographs and pictorial materials |
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3S4 [SRH1230027680] |
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Photos, people |
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Adams, John--Onderdonk, Robert |
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Ireland, John--Young, Jennie |
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Illustrations from Brown's History of Texas and other publications |
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Unidentified |
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3S5 [SRH1230027679] |
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Photos, places |
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Alamo--Xochicalco, Mexico (ruins) |
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Illustrations for Brown's History of Texas and other publications |
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Publications |
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Negatives |
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3S5 [SRH1230027679] |
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Sketches and drawings |
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By Brown family members and others, 1864-1904, undated |
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By Marion T. Brown, 1891-1897, undated |
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3S213 [SRH1230022800] |
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Oversize photographs and lithographs |
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Drawings and paintings by and of Marion Brown and Sophie Mitchel |
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Sketches by Brown family members, 1896-1897, undated |
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Oversize photos of Brown family and historical figures |
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3Y1 [SRH1230028277] |
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Marion T. Brown sketchbooks, 1887-1894 |
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Postcard albums |
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Battle of Verdun, France, 1916 |
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Mexico City and greeting cards |
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Mexico, Canada, Europe, and artwork |
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3Y2 [SRH1230028278] |
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Ships and New England historic sites |
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San Antonio and California missions, historic Virginia churches, Mexico churches, and other U.S. churches |
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Album and scrapbook of greeting cards and other printed illustrations |
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3Y3a [SRH1230028273] |
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Cased photographs |
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Brown and Mitchell family members |
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McCulloch, Benjamin |
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Scurry, William Redi |
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3Y4a [SRH1230028275] |
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Brown, Henry |
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Daguerrotypes, etchings and engravings |
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4N13b |
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Paintings |
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Portrait |
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Portrait |
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4N13c |
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Portrait of John Henry Brown by Charles Kent Owen, 1902 |
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4N13e |
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Portraits |
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4N14b |
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Portraits |
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Portraits |
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4N14f |
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Portrait of Mary Mitchel Brown by Marion T. Brown, 1897 |
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4N8s |
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Paintings by Marion T. Brown and Sophie Mitchel |
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3S164 [SRH1230029577] |
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Marion T. Brown's watercolor sketch of bluebird |
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General |
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31 maps, 1835-1939, in map collection |
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