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Ludwig HEINRICH and Lisette Lehmann SCHMIDT
Fredericksburg, TexasSeven Pines : Its Occupants and Their Letters, 1825 - 1872
HARDING, DAVIS, BERWICK, O'BRIEN; Liberty Co., TexasThe Texas Heritage of the FISHERs and the CLARKs
Scatterlings - BLAIR, WILLIAMS & TURNER to Texas, 1858-1873
The Emerett NICHOLSON Papers and the SHARP, NICHOLSON and THOMPSON Families of East Texas
Individual Families, Biographies & Memoirs
The Thomas Wesley ANDERSON Family: From Alabama To Texas
The Marlin Compound; Letters of a Singular Family
BARTLETT FamilyHistory and Genealogy of the BEAN Family of Houston County, Texas
Buffalo Guns & Barbed Wire Two Frontier Accounts by Don Hampton BIGGERS A Combined Reissue of Pictures of the Past and History That Will Never Be RepeatedThe Story of the BUMPAS Family from Plymouth, Massachusetts to the Prairies of Texas
A Baker's Dozen: We Were Thirteen: The CASEYs of Tuscola, Taylor County, Texas
The Thomas S. CHANDLER Family of Collin County, Texas: An Oral HistorySold!
The CROPPER Family of Utah, Texas, Virginia & England, 1500 to 1900: Ancestors & DescendantsThe Robert COLEMAN Family, From Virginia to Texas, 1652-1965A History of the Life of J. J. DENNIS and Reminiscences of Early Days in Texas
Julien Sidney DEVEREUX and His Monte Verdi Plantation
Dick DOWLING, Galway's Hero of Confederate Texas
Civilizers: the DuVALs of Texas: From Virginia Through Kentucky and Florida
FESMIRE: A Family History and Genealogy: Martin FESMIRE and His Descendants in North Carolina and Tennessee, with Branches in Indiana, Ohio, Mississippi, Texas, and Oklahoma
Black Frontiersman: The Memoirs of Henry O. FLIPPER, First Black Graduate of West Point
Farewell: A Memoir of a Texas Childhood
Annals of the FOWLER Family, with Branches in Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama, Mississippi, California and Texas
Horton FOOTEThe Ragged Rebel: A Common Soldier in W. H. Parsons' Texas Cavalry, 1861-1865
GALLAWAYGARNER of Texas: A Personal History
Rincon (Remote Dwelling Place) Story of Life on a South Texas Ranch at the Turn of the Century
GILLILAND; Starr and Hidalgo CountiesCannon Smoke: The Letters of Captain John J. GOOD, GOOD - DOUGLAS TX Battery, CSA
General Tom GREEN, Fightin' Texan
Brush Country Woman
Biography of Helen Sewell HARBISON of Jim Hogg County, TexasOur HARLESS Family Then and Now
Lon C. HILL, 1862-1935: Lower Rio Grande Valley Pioneer
The Annals of Elder HORN: Early Life in the Southwest
My Texas Family: An Uncommon Journey to Prosperity
HYMANTischlermeister JAHN
New Braunfels Furniture MakerThe JEWELL Family in Tennessee and Texas: George Washington JEWELL and His Descendants
KNEZEK Heritage; From Moravia to Texas
The KOTHMANNs of Texas: 1845-1951
LATTNER Story - Farmers, Doctors: Soldiers A Family Story
The LAUE Family Reunion, Boerne, Texas
Texas Merchant: Marvin LEONARD & Fort Worth
Gideon LINCECUM's Sword: Civil War Letters from the Texas Home Front
Fritz & Annie LIPPE Family: German Cotton Farmers in Early 1900s Texas--Washington, Mills, Hamilton & Tom Green Counties
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Samuel MAVERICK, Texan: 1803-1870; A Collection of Letters, Journals and MemoirsThe MANNs from Tennessee to TexasThe McADAMS Family of Walker County, Texas
The Stephen McKINLEY Family of Hamilton County, Texas
The McNEILLs' SR Ranch: 100 Years in Blanco CanyonJohn O. MEUSBACH, German Colonizer in Texas
MIDKIFF: A Texas Family, Town and Way of Life
A Private in the Texas Rangers: A. T. MILLER of Company B, Frontier Battalion
No Name on the Bullet: A Biography of Audie MURPHY
Mexia, Texas Native, WWII HeroJose Antonio NAVARRO, Co-Creator of Texas
Joseph and Rachel Rabb NEWMAN: An Old Three Hundred Family of Texas and Their Descendants
Campaigning with Parson's Texas Cavalry, C. S. A.
ORROil Field Medico, True Experiences of a Physician Who Practiced in Spindle-Top, Batson Prairie and Saratoga During Rough Frontier Days
(1948) by Dr. George PARKERRanger of Commerce: Or 52 Years on the Road
(1927) Memoirs of Traveling Salesman Howard PEAKThe PEARCES' Pioneering Days in Texas
The True Saga of Cleng PEERSON - Translated From the Norwegian for the Norwegian Society of Texas
Rebels on the Rio Grande: the Civil War Journal of A. B. PETICOLAS
Claude Hamilton Scott PORTER, 1876-1957, and Her FamilyMistress of Glen Eden, the Life and Times of Texas Pioneer Sophia PORTER
The RAULSTONs of Red River County
The Descendants of Michael & Martha REED: Central Texas Pioneers 1833
The Von ROSENBERG Family of Texas
The RO Brand: The Story of Alfred ROWE, the Founder of McLean, Texas and the RO Ranch
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"A beautifully wrought memoir of family and heritage crosses Richard Rodriguez's Conversations with My Father with Sandra Cisneros's The House on Mango Street.
"Places Left Unfinished at the Time of Creation tells of growing up in San Antonio, Texas, in an in-between place and time--shifting back and forth across the Mexican border, between present realities and ancient cultures. Interweaving family remembrance, pre-Columbian mythology, and the histories of Texas and Mexico, it blends the story of one Mexican family with the soul of an entire people. Part treasury of the elders, part elegy, part personal odyssey, part Book of the Dead, its tales are of a fragile family lineage that spans borders and rivers and decades.
"John Phillip Santos discovers his Mexican past in places close to home and farflung landscapes. The story unfolds through a pageant of unforgettable family figures: from Madrina--touched with epilepsy and prophecy ever since, as a girl, she saw a dying soul leave its body--to Teofilo, who was kidnapped as an infant and raised by the Kikapu Indians of northern Mexico. At the heart of his book is Santos's search for the meaning of his grandfather Juan Jose's mysterious suicide, which becomes a haunting symbol of the Chicano search for identity--Mayan, Aztecan, Spanish, and American. Lyrical prose, magic realism, and memory converge to make a Mexican American opus."The SCHIWETZ Legacy: An Artist's Tribute to Texas, 1910-1971
The SCHWARTZ Family of El Paso: The Story of a Pioneer Jewish Family in the Southwest
James Franklin SMOTHERMAN, His Ancestors and Descendants: They All Went to Texas
Charles STILLMAN: 1810-1875
Early leader of Brownsville, Cameron County, TexasThe TAFT Ranch: A Texas Principality
Sold!The TRUE Family: Some Henry TRUE Descendants in Texas
German Pioneers on the American Frontier: The WAGNERs in Texas and Illinois
Hungary Sends a Dallas-Builder: The Story of Martin WEISS
Tipperary to Texas: An Irish Family Reunites After Four Generations
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