Mary Kennerly Cloud Papers 1840-1951

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Mary Kennerly Cloud Papers 1840-1951

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Correspondence, legal and printed material, creative works, scrapbooks, photographs, negatives and artifacts document the life of Austinite Mary Kennerly Cloud, mother, author, museum curator and volunteer.

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Austin History Center , Austin Public Library, 810 Guadalupe Street, Austin, Texas, 78701.

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Republic of Texas Museum

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Cloud, John Wurts, Sr.

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Daughters of the Republic of Texas

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Cloud, Francis Allen

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Cloud, Frederick Grandin

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Cloud, Mary Kennerly

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Mary Kennerly was born in 1887 in Austin, Texas. She married Frederick Grandin Cloud (1871-1930), a native of Pennsylvania, in 1903. Her husband's grandfather, John Wurts Cloud, Sr.(1797-1850) was one of the original members of the Austin Colony and the first known Episcopal minister in Texas. Mary and Frederick had three children, Frederick Grandin, Jr. (b. 1910), Mary Travis (b. 1916) and Frances Allen (b.1914). In her youth, daughter Frances was considered a popular entertainer, ...