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Van Zandt, Kleber M., 1836-
Isaac Van Zandt was born in Tennessee, 1813, and after removal to Harrison County, Texas, in 1839 was admitted to the Texas Bar. Later he served in the Texas Congress as chargeĢ d'affaires to the United States and as a member of the Texas constitutional convention, 1845. He died of yellow fever, 1847, while a candidate for governor. The son, Kleber, was admitted to the Texas Bar, 1858; a merchant in Fort Worth, 1865-1874; thereafter a banker.
From the description of Kleber M. Van Zandt dictation concerning his father Isaac Van Zandt and himself : ms., [1886?] (University of California, Berkeley). WorldCat record id: 85036289
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Van Zandt, K. M. (Khleber Miller), 1836-1930
http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w6253189 (person)
Confederate soldier, legislator, merchant, banker, community leader. Born 1836 in Salem, Tennessee. Moved to Texas in 1839. Also, spent part of childhood in Washington D.C. where his father, Isaac Van Zandt (1813-1847) negotiated the annexation of the Republic of Texas. Served as a Confederate officer during the Civil War. Following the war, moved to Fort Worth, Texas, and became a merchant and advocate of railroad construction. In 1873, organized the Tarrant County Construction Company which su...
