Schlinger, Leopold, Family Papers 1833-1877

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Schlinger, Leopold, Family Papers 1833-1877

http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/utcah/02572/02572-P.html

Comprised of correspondence, legal documents, and photographs, the Leopold Schlinger Family Papers, 1833-1877, chronicle Schlinger’s business endeavors in Texas, Mexico, and Louisiana as well as his family’s experiences in Brownsville, Texas.

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Schlinger, Leopold

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A native of Germany, Leopold Schlinger immigrated with his wife Regina to Brownsville, Texas, around the 1830s. As a professional calligrapher, he received his training from the University Normal School of Vienna. He was fluent in several languages, including German, Hebrew, Spanish, French, and English. While residing in Brownsville, he imported and sold goods from New Orleans, owned a store in Matamoros, Mexico, and was appointed Commissioner of Cameron County in 1868. He sustaine...

Carbajal, José María J., d. 1874

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Schlinger family

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A native of Germany, Leopold Schlinger immigrated with his wife Regina to Brownsville, Texas, around the 1830s. As a professional calligrapher, he received his training from the University Normal School of Vienna. He was fluent in several languages, including German, Hebrew, Spanish, French, and English. While residing in Brownsville, he imported and sold goods from New Orleans, owned a store in Matamoros, Mexico, and was appointed Commissioner of Cameron County in 1868. He sustaine...