Davis, Nathaniel Hart, Papers 1835-1918,1941

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Davis, Nathaniel Hart, Papers 1835-1918,1941

http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/utcah/01723/01723-P.html

The Nathaniel Hart Davis Papers,1835-1918, 1941, concern Davis’s time as county judge, the clients of his and hisbrother’s law firm, his association with the Republican Party in Texas, and Davisfamily history. Materials include correspondence, land titles, wills, notebooksabout court cases, account books, tax receipts, newspaper clippings, speeches,photographs, genealogical notes, and other legal and business papers related toDavis’s law practice.

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