Thomas, Dewitt Clinton, Sr., Reminiscences, 1836-1912, [ca. 1964]

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Thomas, Dewitt Clinton, Sr., Reminiscences, 1836-1912, [ca. 1964]

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Reminiscences of Dewitt Clinton Thomas, Sr., relating to his family's move to Texas and their experiences. Also includes advice to friends and relatives as well as such subjects as dancing, marriage, and medical cures or remedies.

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DeWitt Clinton Thomas (1836-1912) was born in Lawrence County, Alabama. In 1844, his family moved to Milam County, Texas (now Burleson County) where they engaged in farming and raising livestock. At the beginning of the Civil War, Thomas was the first man in Burleson County to enlist and received a commission as a lieutenant in Company A, First Regiment of Texas Mount Rifles commanded by Henry E. McCulloch. After one year of service, he enlisted in the Second Texas legio...