Smoot-Graham

Biographical notes:

Papers relate primarily to the Smoot family of Austin, particularly patriarch John N. Smoot (1786-1859) of Rowan County, North Carolina; Richmond Kelley Smoot (1836-1905), pastor of the First Southern Presbyterian Church in Austin (1876-1905), professor at the University of Texas, and cofounder of the Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary; his brothers Benjamin and Thomas R. Smoot (b. 1834) in Tennessee; his son Asher Graham Smoot (1869-1915), journalist, editor and manager of the Austin Statesman newspaper, and cofounder of the Austin American in 1914; son Lawrence Kelley Smoot (1875-1968), photographer, librarian, and editorial reporter for the Texas Supreme Court; and Lawrence's daughter Jane Smoot (b. 1919). Also included are papers relating to the family of Sallie Graham Smoot (1837-1916), wife of Richmond K. Smoot, particularly Judge Asher W. Graham of Bowling Green, Kentucky, and other family members including Lawrence A. Graham (1833-1917), an Austin merchant. Of special note is a history of the R. K. Smoot home with descriptions and inventory of its contents.

From the guide to the Smoot-Graham Family Papers, 1811-1968, 1986, 1987., (Center For American History, The University of Texas at Austin)

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Subjects:

  • Floods
  • Religion
  • Austin American (newspaper)
  • Austin Dam (Colorado River)
  • Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary
  • Bicycles
  • Boats and boating
  • Buggies and carriages
  • Bull Creek (Travis County)
  • Camps, Recreational
  • Cartes de visite
  • Presbyterian Church
  • Cityscapes
  • Clergy
  • Colorado River
  • Death and dying
  • Deer
  • Devils River
  • Diaries
  • Enchanted Rock (Gillespie County)
  • First Southern Presbyterian Church (Austin)
  • Frio River
  • Funerals
  • Furniture
  • Garden of the Gods (Colorado park)
  • Houses and housing
  • Houses and housing
  • Hunting and fishing
  • Journalists and journalism
  • Judges and judiciary
  • Llano River
  • Log cabins
  • Louisiana Purchase Exposition (Saint Louis)
  • Medicine, Practice of
  • Merchants and Stores
  • Mississippi River
  • Mount Bonnell (Travis County)
  • Packsaddle Mountain (Llano County)
  • Photographers and Photography
  • Picnics and barbecues
  • Poultry
  • Railroads
  • Rivers and streams
  • Royal Gorge (Colorado)
  • Samaritan Ranch (Hays County)
  • Sheet music
  • State Lunatic Asylum Park (Austin)
  • Texas
  • UT Old Main Building
  • Yellowstone National Park (Wyoming)

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Places:

  • Kingsland, Texas (as recorded)
  • Honolulu, Hawaii (as recorded)
  • Union City, Tennessee (as recorded)
  • Hays County, Texas (as recorded)
  • Saint Louis, Missouri (as recorded)
  • Austin, Camp Pajama (Kingsland), Texas (as recorded)
  • Nashville, Tennessee (as recorded)
  • Salt Lake City, Utah (as recorded)
  • Bowling Green, Kentucky (as recorded)
  • Rowan County, North Carolina (as recorded)
  • Colorado (as recorded)
  • Llano County, Texas (as recorded)
  • Austin, Texas (as recorded)