Connellee, Charles Ulrich, papers, 1846-1918

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Connellee, Charles Ulrich, papers, 1846-1918

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Papers concerning the activities of Connellee (1851-1930), cattleman, real estate businessman, and legislator, relate to Connellee's services in the Twenty-first and Twenty-second Texas legislatures, as a regent of the College of Industrial Arts (1925-1930), as a member of the board that located and established the Texas tuberculosis colony (1911), and as a surveyor and founder of Eastland (1875).

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