Dictation from Leonidas Jefferson Storey : Lockport, Texas?, 1886.

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Dictation from Leonidas Jefferson Storey : Lockport, Texas?, 1886.

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Recorded by John W. Hall; taken in part from the New Encyclopedia of the New West (1881). Texas settler of 1845; lawyer, Confederate army man, legislator, and lieutenant governor; brother of Edward Faris Storey, killed in Nevada's Paiute War, 1860.

Originals : 10 leaves ; 32 cm.Copies : partial microfilm reel (6 exposures) : negative (Rich. 117:18) and positive.

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