White, Reuben G. FamilyPapers 1819-1929

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White, Reuben G. FamilyPapers 1819-1929

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Reuben Grayden White and his wife,Mrs. Rachel Peebles White, lived in Hempstead, Texas, around 1927, where they owneda cotton plantation. The White and Peebles families were founders of the town.Letters, a diary, legal papers, financial papers, an exercise book, and clippingsconcerning members of the White and Peebles families comprise the papers.

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Dolph Briscoe Center for American History

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Reuben Grayden White and his wife, Mrs. Rachel Peebles White, lived in Hempstead, Texas, around 1927, where they owned a cotton plantation. Rachel Peebles White was the daughter of Dr. Richard Rodgers Peebles, a pioneer Texas physician, and Mary Ann Calvit Groce. Dr. Peebles established a large medical practice in Texas, tended to the wounded during the battle of San Jacinto, and led successful mercantile ventures including the construction of the Washington County Railroad. He help...

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