Rudolph L. BieselePapers 1844-1848,1927-1939

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Rudolph L. BieselePapers 1844-1848,1927-1939

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Lists of the contents ofthe volumes of the Solms-Braunfels Archives as well as transcripts of theBourgeois d'Orvanne letters from them pertain to Biesele's direction of thetranscription of photostats of the archives located in the Library of Congressand to his study, (1930). The papers also contain the typescript ofhis essay, (1927), miscellaneous excerpts, notes, and a clipping. The History of the German Settlementsin Texas, 1831-1861 The Financial History of the ConfederateStates

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Biesele, Rudolph Leopold, 1886-1960

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Rudolph L. Biesele was born January 29, 1886 in York's Creek, Texas and died in Austin on January 4th, 1960. A full-time history professor at the University of Texas at Austin, with a passion for his German heritage, he devoted most of his life to the research and writing of early German settlements in Texas. In his youth, Biesele was educated in Guadalupe County public schools. He received his teaching certificate from Southwest Texas State Normal School (now Southwest ...

Bourgeois d'Orvanne, Alexander

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Biesele, Rudolph Leopold, 1886-1960

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Rudolph L. Biesele was born January 29, 1886 in York's Creek, Texas and died in Austin on January 4th, 1960. A full-time history professor at the University of Texas at Austin, with a passion for his German heritage, he devoted most of his life to the research and writing of early German settlements in Texas. In his youth, Biesele was educated in Guadalupe County public schools. He received his teaching certificate from Southwest Texas State Normal School (now Southwest ...