Lucie Clift Price Papers, 1838-1983

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Lucie Clift Price Papers, 1838-1983

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Papers of genealogist Price (1900-1983) consist of two main groups: research materials related to Texas outlaw, William Preston Longley. (1851-1878), and those related to Price's genealogical research of the Price, Dunn, and Clift families. Longley materials include correspondence, printed materials, muster rolls, research notes, biographical materials about his father McCampbell Longley (1816-1907), and genealogical materials on Longley's descendants in the Longley-Shaw family. Additional materials relate to Alexander Calvit, John Salmon Ford, Mary Ann Peebles, Albert Parsons, Erastus Smith, and Robert Potter. Genealogical files include correspondence, printed materials, research notes, and photographs. Rip Deaf

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Longley, William Preston, 1851-

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William Preston Longley, the outlaw known as "Wild Bill" Longley, was born in Texas on October 6, 1851. He allegedly murdered 32 individuals and committed other crimes in five Texas counties as well as in Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory. He escaped prison several time before being hanged in Giddings, Texas, on October 11, 1878, for the murder of Wilson Anderson, who had killed his cousin. From the guide to the William Preston Longley Papers, 1875-1878, 1934, 1936, (Dolph Briscoe Center f...

Knight, Dorothye, Family

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Peebles, Mary Ann

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Price Family

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Longley, McCampbell

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Price, Lucie Clift

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Ford, John Salmon

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John Salmon "Rip" Ford (1815-1897) was a physician; soldier and military commander in the Mexican War and Civil War; elected official in the Texas Senate and House of Representatives; and editor of the Texas Democrat and the Brownsville Sentinel. From the description of Ford, John Salmon "Rip," papers, circa 1836-1896. (University of Texas Libraries). WorldCat record id: 319168288 Born near Greenville, South Carolina, on May 26, 1815. Came to Texas in June 1836 and served as...

Potter, Robert

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Parsons, Albert

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Clift Family

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Price, Lucie Clift, 1900-1983

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Lucie Clift Price: Lucie Clift Price was born in Davis, Oklahoma (then Indian Territory) on 27 August 1900, the elder child of William Henry Clift (1871-1935) and Ellen Dunn Clift (1876-1907). Both parents had originally been teachers, and had met in 1895 in Pottsboro, Texas, where Will Clift had been principal and Maggie Dunn taught elocution at the local school. The story of their romance is documented in a series of letters exchanged in 1896 and 1897 which were published by their...

Smith Erastus Deaf .

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Calvit, Alexander

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Dunn Family

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