McLeod family papers, 1799-1998; 1882-1998.

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McLeod family papers, 1799-1998; 1882-1998.

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Correspondence, clippings, literary productions, legal documents, photographs and ephemera document four generations of the McLeod family in Texas. Of particular interest are World War I-era letters by Will McLeod to Mattie McLeod, correspondence between Angus McLeod, Helen McLeod and his parents, and diaries kept by Will and Angus McLeod.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7717213

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McLeod family.

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The McLeod family arrived in Texas in 1897, emigrating from North Carolina. McLeods have been active in the Presbyterian ministry, law and public affairs in Texas. They married into the Vinson family, also prominent in those fields. William Angus (Will) McLeod (1876-1947) moved with his father, John D. McLeod, from North Carolina to Texas. In 1905 Will McLeod graduated from the Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary and married Martha (Mattie) Vinson. He pastored in Na...

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Vinson, John Walker.

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Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary

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Graduate school of religious instruction in Austin, Tex. From the description of Bound Manuscript Collection, 1301-1928 (bulk 1515-1928). (Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center (HRC); University of Texas at Austin). WorldCat record id: 123574342 Beginning in 1930, Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary offered correspondence courses in Bible lessons to University of Texas students through the Extension Teaching Bureau of the University of Texas. The courses were original...

Vinson, Robert Ernest

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