Omohundro (P.G.)Papers, 1834-1955

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Omohundro (P.G.)Papers, 1834-1955

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Correspondence, surveyrecords, blueprint and hand-drawn maps, and related documents produced by P. G.Omohundro, ca. 1900-1930, record his professional and business activities inearly oil exploration in Texas.

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