Hatcher, Mattie Austin, papers, 1800-1930

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Hatcher, Mattie Austin, papers, 1800-1930

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Correspondence, literary productions, account papers, historical accounts, and genealogy of the Mattie Austin Hatcher Papers, 1800-1930, document Hatcher's historical research and archival career at the University of Texas Archives.

3 ft., 10 in.

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