Snyder, Dudley Hiram FamilyPapers 1851-1923

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Snyder, Dudley Hiram FamilyPapers 1851-1923

Dudley Hiram Snyder (1833–1921) was acattleman, and in 1868 formed a partnership with his brother, John W. Snyder, withwhom he drove large herds of cattle from Texas into Kansas, Colorado, and Wyoming.Family papers relate to the brothers' cattle ranching enterprise and other familyinterests.

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Dudley Hiram Snyder (1833–1921), cattleman, was born in Mississippi and moved to Round Rock, Texas, in 1854. He delivered beef cattle to the Confederate Army during the Civil War. Furthermore, he served as a conscription officer in Williamson County. After partnering with his brother, John W. Snyder, in 1868, they drove cattle to Wyoming, Colorado, and Kansas from Texas. Snyder owned ranches in Cooke, Mitchell, Stonewall, Lamb, and Hartley counties. In addition, he contr...

Hyer, Robert Stewart, 1860-1929.

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