Box 1
Contains 97 Results:
Typewritten biography of the Honorable Charles S. Taylor (42 pages)
Correspondence, invoices, tax receipts, field notes, deeds, powers of attorney, and other legal documents, Confederate warrants, notes, and orders for food to be supplied to Confederate soldiers' families, and genealogical material on the Taylor and Ruoff (Ruff, Roff) families of Nacogdoches.
Letter expressing sorrow and mourning
Personal writing by an unknown author about the loss of a loved one.
Nacogdoches Co. land grant certificate from Texas Governor Alexander C. Horton to Charles S. Taylor for one league and labor, 7/23/1846
Correspondence, invoices, tax receipts, field notes, deeds, powers of attorney, and other legal documents, Confederate warrants, notes, and orders for food to be supplied to Confederate soldiers' families, and genealogical material on the Taylor and Ruoff (Ruff, Roff) families of Nacogdoches.
Official land survey signed by Thomas S. Brooks, Deputy Surveyor, and A. A. Nelson, County Surveyor of Nacogdoches Co.
Correspondence, invoices, tax receipts, field notes, deeds, powers of attorney, and other legal documents, Confederate warrants, notes, and orders for food to be supplied to Confederate soldiers' families, and genealogical material on the Taylor and Ruoff (Ruff, Roff) families of Nacogdoches.
Certificate of redemption from the estate of Charles S. Taylor on a tax receipt for 1476 acres of land in Upshur Co., 1867
Correspondence, invoices, tax receipts, field notes, deeds, powers of attorney, and other legal documents, Confederate warrants, notes, and orders for food to be supplied to Confederate soldiers' families, and genealogical material on the Taylor and Ruoff (Ruff, Roff) families of Nacogdoches.
Letter (partial)
Correspondence, invoices, tax receipts, field notes, deeds, powers of attorney, and other legal documents, Confederate warrants, notes, and orders for food to be supplied to Confederate soldiers' families, and genealogical material on the Taylor and Ruoff (Ruff, Roff) families of Nacogdoches.
List of Nacogdoches Co. assets, including cotton cords, wool, percussion caps, morphine, lead, shot, opium, and powder
Correspondence, invoices, tax receipts, field notes, deeds, powers of attorney, and other legal documents, Confederate warrants, notes, and orders for food to be supplied to Confederate soldiers' families, and genealogical material on the Taylor and Ruoff (Ruff, Roff) families of Nacogdoches.
Receipt for payment
Correspondence, invoices, tax receipts, field notes, deeds, powers of attorney, and other legal documents, Confederate warrants, notes, and orders for food to be supplied to Confederate soldiers' families, and genealogical material on the Taylor and Ruoff (Ruff, Roff) families of Nacogdoches.
Inventory of land and lots on which James H. Starr pays direct taxes
Correspondence, invoices, tax receipts, field notes, deeds, powers of attorney, and other legal documents, Confederate warrants, notes, and orders for food to be supplied to Confederate soldiers' families, and genealogical material on the Taylor and Ruoff (Ruff, Roff) families of Nacogdoches.
Charles Taylor estate papers
Charles Taylor deed of estate to Mary Taylor.
"A history of the action of the political and civil authorities and citizens relating to the land office at Nacogdoches under the jurisdiction of Charles S. Taylor," by L. S. Taylor (original, published copy, 27 pages)
Correspondence, invoices, tax receipts, field notes, deeds, powers of attorney, and other legal documents, Confederate warrants, notes, and orders for food to be supplied to Confederate soldiers' families, and genealogical material on the Taylor and Ruoff (Ruff, Roff) families of Nacogdoches.
Lucille Fain, "A tale of 2 Nacogdoches brothers and their 'dubious land promotion'," 'Daily Sentinel' (photocopy) [re: Allen brothers]
Correspondence, invoices, tax receipts, field notes, deeds, powers of attorney, and other legal documents, Confederate warrants, notes, and orders for food to be supplied to Confederate soldiers' families, and genealogical material on the Taylor and Ruoff (Ruff, Roff) families of Nacogdoches.
Mrs. Guy Blount, "When Was 'Secession Flag' Raised in Nacogdoches??", 'The Pine Log' (photocopy) [re: Raguet family], 5/22/1959
Correspondence, invoices, tax receipts, field notes, deeds, powers of attorney, and other legal documents, Confederate warrants, notes, and orders for food to be supplied to Confederate soldiers' families, and genealogical material on the Taylor and Ruoff (Ruff, Roff) families of Nacogdoches.
Carolyn Ericson, "Uncle of local man helped found Society," 'Daily Sentinel' (photocopy) [re: Colonel Raguet and the Philadelphia Savings Fund Society], 3/7/1976
Correspondence, invoices, tax receipts, field notes, deeds, powers of attorney, and other legal documents, Confederate warrants, notes, and orders for food to be supplied to Confederate soldiers' families, and genealogical material on the Taylor and Ruoff (Ruff, Roff) families of Nacogdoches.
"A Very Grave Offence; Young Man Caught In The Act of Poisoning Syrup," 'Weekly Sentinel' (photocopy) [re: Runnels], 7/22/1903
The article recounts the allegations against Runnels and being charged for poisoning a batch of syrup at Stripling Haselwood and Co.'s with strychnine.
Compliation of "Records of Deeds" that were burnt, destroyed, or manipulated in the organized counties of Texas and date of qualification of first recorder, compiled by James F. Starr (photocopy)
Correspondence, invoices, tax receipts, field notes, deeds, powers of attorney, and other legal documents, Confederate warrants, notes, and orders for food to be supplied to Confederate soldiers' families, and genealogical material on the Taylor and Ruoff (Ruff, Roff) families of Nacogdoches.
Record of deeds - Photocopy of a handmade table that shows the transference of land ownership
Correspondence, invoices, tax receipts, field notes, deeds, powers of attorney, and other legal documents, Confederate warrants, notes, and orders for food to be supplied to Confederate soldiers' families, and genealogical material on the Taylor and Ruoff (Ruff, Roff) families of Nacogdoches.