Charles Phillips Smith Family Papers 1771-1952

Sadler, R. E.

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Charles P. Smith and Company

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Cassiano family

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Cassiano, María Gertrudis Pérez

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Smith and Cassiano families

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The Cassiano family of San Antonio, Texas, began with José Cassiano (1791-1862), born Giuseppe Cassini to Geronimo and Catalina Cassini of San Remo, Italy. He moved to New Orleans around 1812 and began a merchandizing business. By the 1820s, he moved to San Antonio, where he opened a store and purchased extensive property and landholdings in San Antonio and South Texas. He donated supplies to the Texas revolutionary army, served as a scout, provided intelligence on Santa Anna’s troo...

Cassiano, Ignacio, 1827-1882

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Smith, Charles C.

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Cassiano, José, 1791-1862

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Smith, Maggie, 1965-

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Smith family

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Smith, Charles, 1844-1916

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Stude, J. V.

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