Crawford, William Carroll, Papers 1842-1848, 1875-1894

Pittsburg Post Office (Pittsburg, Tex.)

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Crawford, William Carroll, 1804-1895

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The last surviving signer of the Texas Declaration of Independence, William Carroll, or Carrol, Crawford (1804-1895) was born to Archibald and Nancy (Carroll) Crawford in Fayetteville, North Carolina. After the family moved to Georgia, Crawford apprenticed as a tailor (1821/1822-1830) and became a Methodist minister in Alabama in 1830. Four years later he married Rhoda Jackson Watkins (d. 1881), with whom he had nine children, including W. C. Crawford, Julia A. Luck, L. F. Fewell, L...

Texas Veterans Association.

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The Texas Veterans Association was formed in 1873 as an organization for those who served before, during and just after the Texas Revolution. The Association met annually, but was dissolved in 1907. The work begun by the Texas Veterans Association has been continued by the Daughters of the Republic of Texas. From the guide to the Texas Veterans Association Papers, 1870-1910, (Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin) ...

Crawford family.

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Texas Confederate Home for Men

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