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Henson, Margaret Swett, 1924-2001. Margaret Swett Henson Collection. Papers, 1838-1850, 1938-2000.

Title: Margaret Swett Henson Collection. Papers, 1838-1850, 1938-2000.

The bulk of the collection comprises correspondence along with the works of Margaret S. Henson including her book reviews, research notes on various topics, manuscripts, and genealogies which she prepared. Included are some literary works by others, printed materials include newspaper clippings, press announcements, newsletters, newspapers, maps, brochures, literature from various organizations and associations. Photographic materials include a portrait of Judge John H. Reagan and photographs of Dr. Henson.

ArchivalResource: 7 boxes (3.5 linear ft.)

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Lorenzo de Zavala Papers, 1818-1936

Title: Lorenzo de Zavala Papers 1818-1936

Lorenzo de Zavala,Mexican liberal statesman, later settled in Texas, became involved in the TexasRevolution and served briefly as ad interim Vice-President of the Republic ofTexas. Papers consist chiefly of correspondence to Zavala from Santa Anna,Mexía, other prominent Mexicans and others, as well as some of Zavala'scorrespondence and later materials about Zavala and his family.

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Texas. Dept. of State. Department of State records of legislative and executive bodies prior to the Republic, 1835-1836, undated.

Title: Department of State records of legislative and executive bodies prior to the Republic, 1835-1836, undated.

Prior to the regular government established by the Republic of Texas Constitution of 1836, a variety of governmental entities, both legislative and executive, succeeded one another. Their functions and activities are documented by these records. Types of records include correspondence, reports, resolutions, decrees, ordinances, declarations, circulars, proceedings, minutes, delegate rolls, records of votes, rules, presidential addresses, commissions issued, a memorial, list of government officers, a resignation, and vouchers and receipts, all of the various legislative and executive bodies prior to the Republic. These governmental bodies include the following: the treasurer of the Ayuntamiento of Austin, citizens meetings and committees of public safety, the Permanent Council, the Consultation, the Provisional Government, the Convention of 1836, and the Ad Interim government, dating 1835-1836 and undated. One series consists of receipts issued to and by John H. Money, Treasurer of the Ayuntamiento of Austin, date January 1-July 20, 1835. Records of citizens meetings and various committees of public safety consist of circulars, proceedings, and correspondence dating August 30, 1835-January 19, 1836. These records are not specifically addressed to any of the governing bodies of the Revolutionary period, and it is uncertain whether they came into their custody during their existence or were later added to their records. Copies of circulars, proceedings, and letters specifically addressed to one of the Councils or the Consultation are filed with other communications received by those bodies in other subseries. The papers of the Committee of Safety of Austin were required to be received by the Secretary of the Consultation by a resolution approved November 3, 1835 and are filed with the records of that body. Records of the Permanent Council consist of correspondence, reports, resolutions, and vouchers and receipts, dated between August 19 and November 2, 1835. There are letters and reports from citizens of Texas and Mobile, Alabama, and government agencies relating to their activities and the state of the country. There are also signed copies of letters, addresses, and commissions sent to the citizens of the United States and Texas, army officers, and government agents, communicating instructions and appeals for aid. Correspondents include Stephen F. Austin, Thomas F. McKinney, and Richard R. Royall. Records of the Consultation consist of minutes, proceedings, resolutions, declarations, reports, correspondence, and delegate rolls, dating between October 11 and November 14, 1835. Also present are the papers of the Committee of Public Safety of Austin, dated September 21 and October 1, 1835. Some of the proceedings are signed by P. B. Dexter, Secretary of the Consultation; R. R. Royall, Chairman; or Samuel Whiting, Secretary Pro Tem. Also prominent in these records are Sam Houston, Stephen F. Austin, and Thomas F. McKinney. Correspondence was received from citizens meetings, the Permanent Council, Committees of Vigilance and Safety, and agents of government pertaining to defense, land claims, and other affairs of state. Letters addressed to the Permanent Council that arrived after it had adjourned were handled by the Consultation and are included in these records. Records of the Provisional Government include correspondence, reports, commissions, accounts and receipts, proceedings, ordinances, decrees, resolutions, and legislative addresses, from the Governor, Auditor, Treasurer, and General Council, dating 1835-1836. These records include a letter book containing copies of the Declaration of November 7, 1835, Organic Law, ordinances and resolutions of the General Council, correspondence of the Executive and General Council, and correspondence and reports laid before the council. Dates covered are November 1835-February 1836. Also present are "Papers belonging to the Political Chief of the Department of Brazos, 1835-1836." Records of the Governor consist of correspondence, reports, commissions, and receipts, dating November 1835-March 1836. The correspondence chiefly relates to finances and supplies for the government. Correspondents include the provisional governors Henry Smith and James W. Robinson, and Sam Houston. Records of the Auditor are accounts and receipts submitted for approval, dating October 1835-March 1836. Records of the Treasurer include receipts given to and by the treasurer of the Provisional Government, dating December 1835-January 1836. Records of the General Council consist of proceedings, correspondence, committee reports, ordinances, decrees, resolutions, legislative addresses of the Governor, and accounts and receipts, covering the period September 1835-March 1836. These records concern the actions of the General Council, including the establishment of the Texas Navy, the organization and supplying of the Army, the appointment of Sam Houston and John Forbes to treat with the Cherokee Indians, and the preparation of instructions of the agents to the United States, Stephen F. Austin, Branch T. Archer, and William H. Wharton. It also passed the act calling for the Convention of 1836. Correspondents and other figures involved here include the provisional governors Henry Smith and James W. Robinson, Sam Houston, and Stephen F. Austin. Proceedings of the Permanent Council are included in this series as is a copy of the proceedings of the Consultation. Records of the Convention of 1836 consist of proceedings, a convention roll, rules of the convention, records of votes, committee reports, auditor's reports, correspondence, memorials, and acts of the convention, include the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. Dates covered are primarily March 1-17, 1836, with some correspondence dating back to November 1835. Correspondents include S. Rhoads Fisher, George M. Collingsworth, Governor Robinson, the General Council, members of the convention tendering resignations, and individuals offering services to the Republic. Subjects include the organization and supplying of the militia and other military forces, land concerns, and declaration of Texas' independence from Mexico. Records of the Ad Interim government consist of copies of presidential addresses, correspondence, commissions issued, a memorial, list of government officers, a resignation, and a receipt. Also included are some private letters, including ones to James Fannin, R. R. Royall, and Stephen F. Austin, from Santa Anna, Robert Triplett, and Edward Hall, relating to loans, supplies, and other subjects. Dates covered are March-September 1836. Correspondents and others represented here also include David G. Burnet, Mirabeau B. Lamar, Lorenzo de Zavala, and Robert Triplett. The majority of the records of the Secretary and the President for this period have been dispersed among several different series of Republic records. [Note: During most of their life in the Texas State Archives, these records have been referred to by "series" numbers (33 thru 79) established when the Special Lists were created at some time in the 20th century. Those series numbers are used in this inventory in lieu of folder numbers (often a series contained multiple folders). The term "series" here does not necessarily mean the same as it would to the archival community.]

ArchivalResource: 2.64 cubic ft.1 microfilm reel

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Carlos García y Arriaga Papers 31775656., 1805-1835

Title: Carlos García y Arriaga Papers 1805-1835

Correspondence and documents related to Carlos García y Arriaga, political leader from Puebla, Mexico, concerning government and political affairs in Puebla and Mexico.

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Widener, Michael and Emma Lorenzo de Zavala Translation Collection 98-152., 1996

Title: Widener, Michael and Emma Lorenzo de Zavala Translation Collection 1996

A floppy diskette composes the Michael and Emma Widener Lorenzo de Zavala Translation Collection, 1996, documenting the Wideners’ grant-funded project to translate the Lorenzo de Zavala Papers from Spanish to English.

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García y Arriaga, Carlos José María, 1786-1838. Carlos García y Arriaga papers, 1805-1835.

Title: Carlos García y Arriaga papers, 1805-1835.

Correspondence and documents about García y Arriaga and government and political affairs in Puebla and Mexico. Correspondence dates from 1822-1835; documents dated 1805 and 1810 certify García's baptism and education. The papers contain several proclamations or addresses by Agustín de Iturbide, as well as a few letters about his elevation to emperor and his death; several letters about and from Lorenzo de Zavala pertaining to Mexican political affairs (two letters attributed to de Zavala are addressed to Manuel Gómez Pedraza); and four letters to García from José Manuel Herrera about Iturbide and political affairs. Other items in the papers include an 1822 protest of the imprisonment of deputies to the national congress, an 1832 peace pact between Nicolás Bravo and Juan Alvarez, an 1832 proposal of the Zacatecan congress for the election of a new national congress, and a contemporary copy of the terms of the Mexican surrender of San Antonio in 1835.

ArchivalResource: 32 items.

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Austin, Stephen F. (Stephen Fuller), 1793-1836. Austin papers, 1676-1889.

Title: Austin papers, 1676-1889.

The collection consists primarily of the personal and official records of Moses Austin (1761-1821) and of his son Stephen F. Austin (1793-1836) who carried out his father's plan for the Anglo-Saxon colonization of Mexican Texas.

ArchivalResource: 9 ft., 6 in.

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Lorenzo de Zavala family papers MC121., 1867-1882

Title: Lorenzo de Zavala family papers 1867-1882

This small collection of memorabilia documents the life of the wife and descendants of Lorenzo de Zavala in the final third of the nineteenth century.

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De Zavala, Adina, 1861-1955. Papers, 1878-1963.

Title: Papers, 1878-1963.

Correspondence, legal documents, poems, articles, clippings, memorabilia, map, photographs, program, pamphlets, notes, and typescripts. Includes material about saving the Alamo, the Daughters of the Republic of Texas including the De Zavala Chapter, and correspondence of Louis Lenz regarding the establishment of Lorenzo de Zavala Park in Harris County. Also includes biographical material about the Zavala family. Correspondents include John Henry Brown, Victor M. Rose, O.M. Roberts, Edmond J.P. Schmitt, and Zavala's uncle, Lorenzo de Zavala, as well as various family members, friends, fans, and officials of the state.

ArchivalResource: 2 boxes (.50 linear ft.)

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Briscoe, Mary Jane Harris, 1819-1903. Mary Jane Harris Briscoe papers, 1828-1903, (bulk 1849-1891).

Title: Mary Jane Harris Briscoe papers, 1828-1903, (bulk 1849-1891).

Correspondence, creative works, journals, financial documents, printed materials, scrapbooks, legal documents, and notes and memoranda detail the life of Mary Jane Harris Briscoe.

ArchivalResource: 9 boxes (3.2 linear ft.)1 scrapbook ; 21 cm.1 scrapbook ; 40 cm.

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Romance language collection, 1678-1923.

Title: Romance language collection, 1678-1923.

Letters, civil documents, and literary manuscripts in Spanish, Catalan, Corsican, Italian, and Latin. Also includes two tranlations from Spanish to English.

ArchivalResource: 1.5 linear ft.

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Widener, Emma Molina. Widener, Michael and Emma Lorenzo de Zavala Translation Collection, 1996

Title: Widener, Michael and Emma Lorenzo de Zavala Translation Collection, 1996

A floppy diskette composes the Michael and Emma Widener Lorenzo de Zavala Translation Collection, 1996, documenting the Wideners' grant-funded project to translate the Lorenzo de Zavala Papers from Spanish to English.

ArchivalResource: 2 ft.

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Woolsey, Wallace. Wallace Woolsey papers.

Title: Wallace Woolsey papers.

Edited typescripts, galley proofs, and sources on translations of Viage a los Estados-Unidos del Norte de America by Lorenzo de Zavala, 1834; and Memorias para la historia de la guerra de Tejas, vol. I & II by D. Vincente Filisola., 1849.

ArchivalResource: 1.25 linear ft.

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Mexico collection, 1522-1915 (inclusive), 1770-1865 (bulk).

Title: Mexico collection, 1522-1915 (inclusive), 1770-1865 (bulk).

A collection of correspondence; government documents, including reports, commissions, decrees, and awards; church documents; and writings and poems from Mexico on civil, military, economic, religious, and social topics. An addition consists of photographs by Mario Bucovich.

ArchivalResource: 30 linear ft.

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Mexico collection, 1522-1915, 1770-1865

Title: Mexico collection 1522-1915 1770-1865

A collection of correspondence; government documents, including reports, commissions, decrees, and awards; church documents; and writings and poems from Mexico on civil, military, economic, religious, and social topics. An addition consists of photographs by Mario Bucovich.

ArchivalResource: 30 linear feet

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DeShields, James T., 1861-1948. Collection of Reuben M. Potter articles, 1878-1945.

Title: Collection of Reuben M. Potter articles, 1878-1945.

Collection of seven published articles on Texas history by Reuben Potter removed from issues of the Magazine of American History, 1878-1882.

ArchivalResource: 3 folders.

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Lenz, Louis, 1885-1967. Lenz, Louis, Collection, 1688-1966

Title: Lenz, Louis, Collection, 1688-1966

Materials collected by Lenz after his retirement concern the early history of Texas and its settlement, particularly by the Canary Islanders in San Antonio and the Germans in South Texas; the Texas Revolution; and the Texas Republic. Louis Lenz (1885-1967) was a civil engineer and Texana collector.

ArchivalResource: 10 ft., 2 in.

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Zavala, Lorenzo de, 1788-1836. Zavala, Lorenzo de, papers, 1818-1936.

Title: Zavala, Lorenzo de, papers, 1818-1936.

The papers deal with the political career of Zavala who was intimately concerned with the independence movement in Mexico and, later, in Texas.

ArchivalResource: 4 in.

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Austin Papers, 1676, 1765-1889

Title: Austin Papers 1676,1765-1889

The Austin Papers are composedprimarily of the collected personal and official records of Moses Austin and StephenF. Austin, documenting an era in Texas history marked by increased Anglocolonization, strained relations with the Mexican government, the Texas Revolution,and eventually the founding of the Republic of Texas.

ArchivalResource: 25 ft., 2 in.

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Juan E. Hernández y Dávalos Manuscript Collection, A Calendar of the Juan E. Hernández y Dávalos Manuscript Collection, the University of Texas Library, prepared by C. E. Castañeda and J. A. Dabbs (Independent Mexico in Documents: Independence, Empire, and Republic; Vol. 1) Mexico : Editorial Jus, 1955. 30605860., 1692-1865 (bulk 1811-1831)

Title: Juan E. Hernández y Dávalos Manuscript Collection A Calendar of the Juan E. Hernández y Dávalos Manuscript Collection, the University of Texas Library , prepared by C.E. Castañeda and J.A. Dabbs ( ; Independent Mexico in Documents: Independence, Empire, and Republic Vol. 1) Mexico : Editorial Jus, 1955. 1692-1865 (bulk 1811-1831)

Manuscripts collected by Juan E. Hernández y Dávalos relating to the Mexican independence movement and late 18th century Mexico. This page presents Part I (1692-1814) of the printed guide.

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Zavala, Lorenzo de, 1788-1836. Estate records, 1838-1844.

Title: Estate records, 1838-1844.

Legal documents.

ArchivalResource: 3 items.

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Edward E. Ayer Manuscript Collection (Newberry Library). Letters : to Manuel Reyes Veramendi, Mexico, 1838 Aug. 5-1856 Nov. 15.

Title: Letters : to Manuel Reyes Veramendi, Mexico, 1838 Aug. 5-1856 Nov. 15.

Five letters written between 1838 and 1856 by Mexican political figures to General Manuel Reyes Veramendi, concerning political events of the times.

ArchivalResource: 5 letters ; 27 cm. or smaller.

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Anthony Dey Galveston Bay and Texas Land Company records, 1821-1855, 1830-1835

Title: Anthony Dey Galveston Bay and Texas Land Company records 1821-1855 1830-1835

The records consist of correspondence, documents, account books, case files, financial papers, and printed material which document one of the earliest Texas land companies. The correspondence concerns the company's business, dealing with agents, and receiving reports from Texas, Mexico City, and various places in Europe. Principal correspondents include John T. Mason, William H. Sumner, Jonathan Turnbull, G. H. Paulsen, and William S. Allen. Other papers in the collection include copies of grants, agreeements with agents, papers relating to court cases, highly detailed account books, printed scrip, and a small amount of printed material including newspapers, broadsides, and pamphlets.

ArchivalResource: Total Boxes: 6; Other Storage Formats: Oversize, broadside folder; Linear Feet: 5.87

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W. E. Howard collection MC077., 1823-1846, (Bulk: 1824-1830)

Title: W. E. Howard collection 1823-1846 (Bulk: 1824-1830)

The W. E. Howard Collection is comprised of two groups: the W. E. Howard Papers and the George (Jorge) Fisher Papers. Correspondence, legal documents, printed materials, a photograph and Photostats relating to Texas in the colonial and Revolutionary period comprise the W. E. Howard Papers. The George (Jorge) Fisher Papers include correspondence, printed materials and Photostats documenting Fisher's life in Texas from the years 1830 to 1832.

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Mary Jane Harris Briscoe papers MC056. 50150081., 1828-1903, (Bulk: 1849-1891)

Title: Mary Jane Harris Briscoe papers 1828-1903 (Bulk: 1849-1891)

Correspondence, creative works, journals, financial documents, printed materials, scrapbooks, legal documents and notes and memoranda record the life of Mary Jane Harris Briscoe.

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Department of State records of legislative and executive bodies prior to the Republic, 1835-1836, undated

Title: Department of State records oflegislative and executive bodies prior to the Republic 1835-1836, undated

Prior to theregular goverment established by the Republic of Texas Constitution of 1836, avariety of governmental entities, both legislative and executive, succeeded oneanother. Types of records include correspondence, reports, resolutions,decrees, ordinances, declarations, circulars, proceedings, minutes, delegaterolls, records of votes, rules, presidential addresses, commissions issued, amemorial, list of government officers, a resignation, and vouchers andreceipts, all of the various legislative and executive bodies prior to theRepublic. These governmental bodies include the following: the treasurer of theAyuntamiento of Austin, citizens meetings and committees of public safety, thePermanent Council, the Consultation, the Provisional Government, the Conventionof 1836, and the Ad Interim government, dating 1835-1836 and undated.

ArchivalResource: 2.64 cubic ft., 1reel microfilm

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Pinart, A. L. (Alphonse Louis), 1852-1911,. Colección de documentos impresos y manuscritos P[ar]a la historia de los estados del norte de México ... : 1816 May 23-1846 Feb. 8.

Title: Colección de documentos impresos y manuscritos P[ar]a la historia de los estados del norte de México ... : 1816 May 23-1846 Feb. 8.

A collection of numbered documents and official communications, chiefly printed, relating for the most part to political and military developments in the northern states of Mexico. Volume I contains several Mss., among them a "Reglamento" for a commissariat of war, Mexico City, May 23, 1816; an Acta for the reinstatement of Francisco Iriarte as governor of Sonora, June 8, 1829; a letter of Ignacio de Bustamante, Arispe, November 3, 1821; papers of José Antonio de Echávarri, 1823, regarding a Congress; an exhortation of Gaspar de Ochoa, Durango, March 5, 1823, in support of Mexican independence; letter of Antonio Cordero. March 6, 1823, reporting his illness and inability to serve; (Cont.) letters of Antonio Campuzano, February 5 and 7, 1846, concerning affairs in Ures; Governor José María Gaxiola's statement, February 6, 1846, regarding matters at Ures; letter of March 16, 1823, of Pedro María de Allande of Chihuahua concerning the Plan de Casa Mata; another letter, February 8, 1846, of Antonio Campuzano protesting the appointment of Francisco Islas to a judicial post; letter of Ignacio de Pérez, commander at Janos, concerning a military matter; and a Ms., no 109, written in December, 1828, or January, 1829, by Governor Lorenzo de Zabala and General José María Lobato exhorting the people to peace after the recent revolution.

ArchivalResource: Originals : 4 boxes.Copies : partial microfilm reel (563 exposures) : negative (M-M 285: Rich. 393:20; M-M 286: Rich. 395:13) and positive.

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Galveston Bay and Texas Land Company. Galveston Bay & Texas Land Company : scrip no. 719 for one sitio containing 4428 102/1000 English acres : New York, 1830 October 16.

Title: Galveston Bay & Texas Land Company : scrip no. 719 for one sitio containing 4428 102/1000 English acres : New York, 1830 October 16.

Land certificate from the Galveston Bay and Texas Land Company in printed form on onionskin paper, completed in manuscript. Signed by trustees and attorneys, including William H. Sumner, George Curtis, and W.H. Wilson. In lower left corner, map of Texas Gulf Coast with shading of land involved in transaction.

ArchivalResource: 1 leaf : map, onionskin paper ; 32 x 22 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/52544976 View