Clay County Narrative, 1930-1945

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Clay County Narrative, 1930-1945

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Composed of two typescript volumes, the Clay County Narrative, 1930-1945, chronicles the history of Clay County, Texas, and its early settlers as told to students at Henrietta High School. The narrative describes the history and geography of Clay County and its county seat, Henrietta, and contains reminiscences of such early settlers as William S. Ikard, Fannie Deaton, and George S. Myres.

2 vols.

University of Texas Libraries

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SNAC Resource ID: 8150752

University of Texas Libraries

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Deaton, Fannie.

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White, T.H. (Terence Hanbury), 1906-1964

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Ikard, William S., 1847-1934

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Cunningham, George Philbert, 1937-

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Gill, Molly.

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Doughitt, Dick.

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McMaster, Y. P.

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Henrietta High School (Henrietta, Tex.)

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Myres, George S.

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