McCulloch (Ben and HenryEustace) Family Papers, 1798-1961.

Baylor, George Wythe, 1832-1916

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McCulloch, Ben E.

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McCulloch, Henry E. (Henry Eustace), 1816-1895

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Pan-American Railway.

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McCulloch, Ben, 1811-1862

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Ben and Henry Eustace McCulloch both served as Texas Rangers, Texas legislators, United States marshals, and as brigadier generals in the Confederate Army. From the description of McCulloch, Ben and Henry Eustace, family papers, 1798-1961. (University of Texas Libraries). WorldCat record id: 39540808 ...

Slaughter family.

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Texas School for the Deaf

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Texas Institution for the Education of the Deaf and Dumb was created in 1856. It changed its name to Texas Deaf and Dumb Institution about 1868, to Texas Institution for the Deaf and Dumb about 1871, and to Texas Deaf and Dumb Asylum about 1887. In fiscal year 1911 the name was changed to its current designation, the Texas School for the Deaf. The original Institution was governed by 5 trustees named by the governor; the board appointed the superintendant except for a pe...

McCulloch Family

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Ben and Henry Eustace McCulloch both served as Texas Rangers, Texas legislators, United States marshals, and as brigadier generals in the Confederate Army. From the guide to the McCulloch (Ben and Henry Eustace) Family Papers, 39540808., 1798-1961., (Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin) ...

McCulloch, Alexander.

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Van Lear family.

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McCulloch, Francis F.

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Texas Rangers

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In November 1835, Texas lawmakers created a corps of Texas Rangers to guard the frontier between the Brazos and Trinity Rivers. During the Texas Revolution and republic era, the Rangers were used principally for protection against Native American raids. After serving for the Confederacy in the Civil War, the organization was restructured as state police and charged with the enforcement of unpopular Reconstruction laws. The beginning of the 20th century saw the Rangers involved in de...

Boone family

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