Killough, Samuel Blackburn, Republic of Texas Army commission, 1844

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Killough, Samuel Blackburn, Republic of Texas Army commission, 1844

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The Samuel Blackburn Killough Republic of Texas Army Commission, 1844, is an original commission naming Samuel B. Killough a captain in the Fifth Regiment of the 2nd Brigade of the Republic of Texas Militia.

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