Dr. Nicholas D. Labadie family papers 1831-1942 (Bulk: 1850-1870)

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Dr. Nicholas D. Labadie family papers 1831-1942 (Bulk: 1850-1870)

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Family correspondence, printed materials, creative works and photographs document the lives of the Dr. Nicholas D. Labadie family of Texas.

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Barstow, Charlotte Labadie

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Tucker, Anna L.

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Wallis, Sarah Labadie

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Tucker, Mary Cecelia Labadie

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Labadie, Nicholas Decomps, 1802-1867

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Nicholas Descomps Labadie fought and tended the wounded as a surgeon at the Battle of San Jacinto. Labadie moved from Chambers County to Galveston in 1838 where he built Labadie's Wharf and the first frame house, established a shipping company, ran a drug store, practiced medicine, and helped to build the first Catholic church, St. Mary's Cathedral. He was involved in a libel suit with John Forbes following the publication of his memoirs in the Texas Almanac in 1859. Labadie married three times:...

Labadie, Jane Seymour

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Barger, S. M.

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Labadie, Victor

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Tucker, Philip Crosby, 1826-1894

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Philip Crosby Tucker III’s father was Philip Crosby Tucker, Jr. (1826–1894), Confederate war veteran, pioneer Mason, Galveston lawyer, and appointed secretary of the Galveston Historical Society. Tucker and his father managed the Society from 1888 to 1894, preserving many valuable documents. Philip Crosby Tucker III inherited the minutes, records, and many materials from the Galveston Historical Society. Source: Handbook of Texas Online, s.v. Tucker, Philip C...

Tucker family

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Kemp, Louis Wiltz, 1881-1956

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Born in Cameron, Texas on September 4, 1881, Louis Wiltz Kemp was deeply interested in Texas history. He was instrumental in the construction of the San Jacinto Monument, the reburial of Texans in the State Cemetery, and the locating of the massacre site of James W. Fannin's men. He did significant research on the veterans of the Battle of San Jacinto and the signers of the Texas Declaration of Independence. Kemp was employed by the Texas Company. He married Violet Volz in 1925. L. W. Kemp died ...

St. Mary's Cathedral (Galveston, Tex.)

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