Slaughter, Robert Lee, 1892-1969

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Born in 1892, R. L. (Robert Lee) Slaughter was the grandson of C. C. Slaughter and was a rancher, oilman, and entrepreneur. From 1915-1916, he operated the family's 300,000 acre ranch in Sonora, Mexico, until he was forced to leave as a result of the Mexican Revolution. Afterwards, he operated the family ranch in West Texas and then became involved with the growth of the oil industry in Hockley County, Texas. R. L. died 1969.

From the guide to the Robert Lee Slaughter Papers, S 932. 1., 1921-1960 and undated, (Southwest Collection/Special Collections Library, Texas Tech University)

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creatorOf Robert Lee Slaughter Papers, S 932. 1., 1921-1960 and undated Southwest Collection/Special Collections Libary, Texas Tech University
referencedIn Alexander A. Slaughter Papers, S 927. 1., 1878-1966 and undated Southwest Collection/Special Collections Libary, Texas Tech University
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associatedWith Lone Star Land Company corporateBody
associatedWith Slaughter, Alexander Averill, 1881-1931 person
associatedWith Slaughter, Sue Alice person
associatedWith Soash, George W. person
associatedWith Soash, W. P. (William Pulver), 1877-1961 person
associatedWith United States. Farm Security Administration corporateBody
associatedWith United States. Resettlement Administration corporateBody
Place Name Admin Code Country
Sonora (Mexico : State)
Hockley County (Tex.)
Slaughter Farms (Hockley County, Tex.)
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Agriculture
Petroleum industry and trade
Ranchers
Ranches
Ranch managers
Real estate development
Soil bank program
Soil conservation
Tenant farmers
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Birth 1892

Death 1969

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