Bill of sale for the schooner Live Oak, sold by Horatio Chrisman to Walter C. White, San Felipe de Austin, 1832 May 20.

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Bill of sale for the schooner Live Oak, sold by Horatio Chrisman to Walter C. White, San Felipe de Austin, 1832 May 20.

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Bill of sale for the schooner Live Oak (renamed Juanita), sold by Horatio Chrisman to Walter C. White, a citizen of Mexico. Witnessed by Silas Dinsmore Jr., James B. Miller, and Matthew Roberts.

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Roberts, Matthew A.

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Chrisman, Horatio.

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Live Oak (Schooner).

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White, Walter C., -1837

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Juanita (Schooner)

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Dinsmore, Silas

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Miller, James Brown, 1861-1909

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Early Texas physician and public official James B. Miller (ca. 1801-1854) came to Texas in 1829, settling at San Felipe, and practiced medicine with Dr. Robert Peebles. Along with his medical practice, Miller represented the Fort Bend area at the Convention of 1833 and served as a member of the legislature of Coahuila and Texas in 1834 and as the political chief of the Department of the Brazos from 1834 to 1835. He resigned his position in July 1835, claiming ill health....