Hatch, James, Papers, [ca. 1928-1929]

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Hatch, James, Papers, [ca. 1928-1929]

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Composed of three volumes of correspondence, biographical sketches, genealogical materials, and Photostats of poetry, the James Hatch Papers, [ca. 1928-1929], document Hatch's research on Texas and family history.

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