Rockwell, James M., Papers 1900-1945

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Rockwell, James M., Papers 1900-1945

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Newspapers, clippings, minutes, asoldier's manual, correspondence, notes, pamphlets, flyers, and a corpse transitpermit comprise the James M. Rockwell Papers, 1900-1945, documenting local and worldnews, the business affairs, and personal interests of the Rockwell family.

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Rockwell, Sarah Wade Richardson, d. 1943

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Wolfe, Laura.

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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union.

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Woman’s Home Mission Society of the Tabernacle Methodist Church.

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Rockwell, James M., 1863-1931

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Philanthropist and business owner James M. Rockwell, 1863-1931, born in Cloverdale, Indiana, was a manager, and eventually owner, of M. T. Jones Lumber Yards. He married Sarah Wade Richardson in 1893 and had three children. In 1898, he moved to Houston, where he lived the remainder of his life. After his death in 1931, a portion of his estate was put in a charitable trust, establishing the Rockwell Foundation. Source: Rockwell Fund, Inc. “A Brief History of R...

Rockwell family.

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