Papers, 1846-1948.

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Papers, 1846-1948.

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Correspondence, printed material, manuscripts, and newspapers associated with Oheim including over 170 complete or partial copies of newspapers (1856-1946), most in German and from Texas including publications from New Braunfels, Austin, San Antonio, Victoria, and Houston, Tex., as well as a few from other states, Germany, and Mexico.

ca. 235 items.

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Daughters of the Republic of Texas Library

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Daughters of the Republic of Texas Library

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Oheim, George Frederic, 1865-1947

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Seele, Hermann

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Guenther, Heinrich, 1821-1870

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