Rose Archibald Johnson Papers 1830-1903

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Rose Archibald Johnson Papers 1830-1903

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Correspondence, letterpresses,diaries, journals, minutes, proceedings, reports, account papers and books,receipts, certificates, constitution and by-laws, commissions, stock certificates,stock proxies, stock registers, broadsides, pamphlets, and clippings comprise theArchibald Johnson Rose Papers (1830-1903), which document Rose’s career as asoldier, educator, politician and organizer of the Texas State Grange.

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