Marmion Henry Bowers letterbooks, 1856-1867.

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Marmion Henry Bowers letterbooks, 1856-1867.

Seven volumes of letter books of blotter copies containing legal correspondence to individuals, sheriffs, county clerks, and judges; and personal correspondence to friends and family. There are also letters to magazines and newspapers concerning subscriptions and advertising. One volume contains petitions, deeds, and briefs used in courts, including the Supreme Court of Texas. The correspondence describes conditions in Texas before, during, and after the Civil War, including the Cortina War of 1859. Most of the letterbooks are indexed by addressee and the volume of petitions by the main person involved in the case.

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Texas. Supreme Court

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Bowers, Marmion Henry, 1830-1871

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Lawyer, Confederate Army officer, and state legislator, of Austin, Tex. From the description of Marmion Henry Bowers letterbooks, 1856-1867. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 70956219 ...