Hunter, Nathaniel Wych and Malcolm Kenmore, Family Papers 1860-1877

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Hunter, Nathaniel Wych and Malcolm Kenmore, Family Papers 1860-1877

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Consisting of Photostats of correspondence, field notes, a survey, a speech, and a poem, the Nathaniel Wych and Malcolm Kenmore Hunter Family Papers, 1860-1877, document the experiences of Hunter brothers during their enlistment in Company A of the 2nd Texas Cavalry Regiment as well as the affairs of the Hunter family.

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Dolph Briscoe Center for American History

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Dolph Briscoe Center for American History

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