Abram abd Eliza Van Tuyl papers 1819-1845 (Bulk: 1839-1845)

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Abram abd Eliza Van Tuyl papers 1819-1845 (Bulk: 1839-1845)

Correspondence and printed materials document life in New York and in Texas 1819-1845 for Abram and Eliza Van Tuyl and their family.

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Birdsall, Maurice Lee, 1794-1847

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Birdsall, Lewis A., 1802-1886

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Sumter, Thomas D.

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Birdsall, Lewis, 1770-1843

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Lewis Birdsall, the son of Benjamin Birdsall, married Patience Lee in 1790 in Columbia County, New York. Their eldest of five children, Jane, was born in 1791 followed by Maurice Lee, Egbert B., Eliza, and Lewis A. In 1800 the family moved to Seneca County, New York, and settled on a farm between Waterloo and Seneca Falls. Jane married John Richardson Harris in 1813. After meeting Moses Austin while living in Ste. Genevieve, Missouri, the Harrises decided to emigrate to Texas. While Jane returne...

Van Tuyl, Abram

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Eliza Birdsall Van Tuyl was born on September 2, 1799, daughter of Lewis Birdsall and Patience Lee and sister to Jane Harris. Eliza married Dr. Abraham Van Tuyl in New York. He received a medical license from the State of New York in 1819, and in 1823, he was appointed a military surgeon in the New York Militia. The Van Tuyls remained in New York despite the continuous encouragement from family members to join them in Texas. While Eliza desperately wanted to be with her family, lack of money and...

Birdsall, Egbert Benson, 1795-1844

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Birdsall, Patience Lee, 1771-1841

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Harris, Lewis Birdsall, 1816-1893

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Lewis Birdsall Harris was born in Waterloo, New York on July 1, 1816, the third child of John R. Harris and Jane Birdsall. When his mother left New York for Texas in 1833, he remained at the home of his grandparents until the spring of 1836. Although he arrived in Texas on April 21, he quickly joined the Texian Army. Harris later held government positions as a clerk for both Andrew Briscoe and DeWitt Clinton Harris and served in the military including participating in the Somervell Expedition. O...

Van Tuyl, Eliza Birdsall, 1799-1869

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