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Contains 27 Results:
Folder 1
The Hugh Byar Collection is composed of twenty-four Nacogdoches County, Texas deeds spanning the years 1847-1901. There are also two deeds from Polk County. The deeds span the entirety of the time period, not focusing on one particular era more than others. There are also a variety of official state and county seals present on the documents, as well as several stamps from the time periods as well, which may be of interest to researchers or philatelists.
Folder 2
The Hugh Byar Collection is composed of twenty-four Nacogdoches County, Texas deeds spanning the years 1847-1901. There are also two deeds from Polk County. The deeds span the entirety of the time period, not focusing on one particular era more than others. There are also a variety of official state and county seals present on the documents, as well as several stamps from the time periods as well, which may be of interest to researchers or philatelists.
Box 1
The Hugh Byar Collection is composed of twenty-four Nacogdoches County, Texas deeds spanning the years 1847-1901. There are also two deeds from Polk County. The deeds span the entirety of the time period, not focusing on one particular era more than others. There are also a variety of official state and county seals present on the documents, as well as several stamps from the time periods as well, which may be of interest to researchers or philatelists.
Court action stating Sheriff's sale of land of J. W. Smith, defendant bought by H. H. Edwards, 4/23/1847
The Hugh Byar Collection is composed of twenty-four Nacogdoches County, Texas deeds spanning the years 1847-1901. There are also two deeds from Polk County. The deeds span the entirety of the time period, not focusing on one particular era more than others. There are also a variety of official state and county seals present on the documents, as well as several stamps from the time periods as well, which may be of interest to researchers or philatelists.
Translation of field notes by George Aldrich for Joshua Felcher or Joshua Parker land title, 9/6/1848
The Hugh Byar Collection is composed of twenty-four Nacogdoches County, Texas deeds spanning the years 1847-1901. There are also two deeds from Polk County. The deeds span the entirety of the time period, not focusing on one particular era more than others. There are also a variety of official state and county seals present on the documents, as well as several stamps from the time periods as well, which may be of interest to researchers or philatelists.
Transfer deed of James H. Sparks to Henry Rook, 12/13/1853
The Hugh Byar Collection is composed of twenty-four Nacogdoches County, Texas deeds spanning the years 1847-1901. There are also two deeds from Polk County. The deeds span the entirety of the time period, not focusing on one particular era more than others. There are also a variety of official state and county seals present on the documents, as well as several stamps from the time periods as well, which may be of interest to researchers or philatelists.
Land transfer deed from estate of Jackson Grayson to Thomas Jones, dated 1/3/1855, recorded, 4/17/1900
The Hugh Byar Collection is composed of twenty-four Nacogdoches County, Texas deeds spanning the years 1847-1901. There are also two deeds from Polk County. The deeds span the entirety of the time period, not focusing on one particular era more than others. There are also a variety of official state and county seals present on the documents, as well as several stamps from the time periods as well, which may be of interest to researchers or philatelists.
Transfer deed of Francis Vonder Hoya and Anthony Vonder Hoya to Joseph Vonder Hoya, 1/6/1857
The Hugh Byar Collection is composed of twenty-four Nacogdoches County, Texas deeds spanning the years 1847-1901. There are also two deeds from Polk County. The deeds span the entirety of the time period, not focusing on one particular era more than others. There are also a variety of official state and county seals present on the documents, as well as several stamps from the time periods as well, which may be of interest to researchers or philatelists.
Transfer deed of Joseph E. Boykin and Elizabeth Boykin to John A. Robison, 12/4/1857
The Hugh Byar Collection is composed of twenty-four Nacogdoches County, Texas deeds spanning the years 1847-1901. There are also two deeds from Polk County. The deeds span the entirety of the time period, not focusing on one particular era more than others. There are also a variety of official state and county seals present on the documents, as well as several stamps from the time periods as well, which may be of interest to researchers or philatelists.
Transfer deed of Henry D. Thompson and Louisa Thompson to Elizabeth C. Durrett, 8/30/1860
The Hugh Byar Collection is composed of twenty-four Nacogdoches County, Texas deeds spanning the years 1847-1901. There are also two deeds from Polk County. The deeds span the entirety of the time period, not focusing on one particular era more than others. There are also a variety of official state and county seals present on the documents, as well as several stamps from the time periods as well, which may be of interest to researchers or philatelists.
Transfer deed of William S. Massey to Robert F. Miller, 7/8/1864
The Hugh Byar Collection is composed of twenty-four Nacogdoches County, Texas deeds spanning the years 1847-1901. There are also two deeds from Polk County. The deeds span the entirety of the time period, not focusing on one particular era more than others. There are also a variety of official state and county seals present on the documents, as well as several stamps from the time periods as well, which may be of interest to researchers or philatelists.
Transfer deed of Henry Brewer to Ira F. Parker, 4/29/1865
The Hugh Byar Collection is composed of twenty-four Nacogdoches County, Texas deeds spanning the years 1847-1901. There are also two deeds from Polk County. The deeds span the entirety of the time period, not focusing on one particular era more than others. There are also a variety of official state and county seals present on the documents, as well as several stamps from the time periods as well, which may be of interest to researchers or philatelists.
Transfer deed of Robert F. Miller to W. H. Crawford, 12/6/1865
The Hugh Byar Collection is composed of twenty-four Nacogdoches County, Texas deeds spanning the years 1847-1901. There are also two deeds from Polk County. The deeds span the entirety of the time period, not focusing on one particular era more than others. There are also a variety of official state and county seals present on the documents, as well as several stamps from the time periods as well, which may be of interest to researchers or philatelists.
Transfer deed of Victor J. Simpson to T. S. Park, 3/3/1869
The Hugh Byar Collection is composed of twenty-four Nacogdoches County, Texas deeds spanning the years 1847-1901. There are also two deeds from Polk County. The deeds span the entirety of the time period, not focusing on one particular era more than others. There are also a variety of official state and county seals present on the documents, as well as several stamps from the time periods as well, which may be of interest to researchers or philatelists.
Transfer deed of Mary Ann Carson to Sarah Grayson, 4/24/1869
The Hugh Byar Collection is composed of twenty-four Nacogdoches County, Texas deeds spanning the years 1847-1901. There are also two deeds from Polk County. The deeds span the entirety of the time period, not focusing on one particular era more than others. There are also a variety of official state and county seals present on the documents, as well as several stamps from the time periods as well, which may be of interest to researchers or philatelists.
Transfer deed of E. W. Boulters, Alfred A. Boulter, A. B. Boulter, Mary E. Bush and Lavania Boulter to Stephen Owens, 7/26/1870
The Hugh Byar Collection is composed of twenty-four Nacogdoches County, Texas deeds spanning the years 1847-1901. There are also two deeds from Polk County. The deeds span the entirety of the time period, not focusing on one particular era more than others. There are also a variety of official state and county seals present on the documents, as well as several stamps from the time periods as well, which may be of interest to researchers or philatelists.
Transfer deed of J. L. Carlton to Grey W. Parker, 10/7/1871
The Hugh Byar Collection is composed of twenty-four Nacogdoches County, Texas deeds spanning the years 1847-1901. There are also two deeds from Polk County. The deeds span the entirety of the time period, not focusing on one particular era more than others. There are also a variety of official state and county seals present on the documents, as well as several stamps from the time periods as well, which may be of interest to researchers or philatelists.
Transfer deed of Eliza Ann Jones, Mary Jane Jones, Martha Clifton and Isaac Clifton to Seburn Mosley, 11/16/1876, filed, 4/17/1900
The Hugh Byar Collection is composed of twenty-four Nacogdoches County, Texas deeds spanning the years 1847-1901. There are also two deeds from Polk County. The deeds span the entirety of the time period, not focusing on one particular era more than others. There are also a variety of official state and county seals present on the documents, as well as several stamps from the time periods as well, which may be of interest to researchers or philatelists.
Transfer deed of Seburn Mosley and Martha Mosley to N. B. Branch, 8/26/1878
The Hugh Byar Collection is composed of twenty-four Nacogdoches County, Texas deeds spanning the years 1847-1901. There are also two deeds from Polk County. The deeds span the entirety of the time period, not focusing on one particular era more than others. There are also a variety of official state and county seals present on the documents, as well as several stamps from the time periods as well, which may be of interest to researchers or philatelists.
Transfer deed of Joseph D. Baykin to Alex I. Muckleroy and David Parish, 9/6/1879
The Hugh Byar Collection is composed of twenty-four Nacogdoches County, Texas deeds spanning the years 1847-1901. There are also two deeds from Polk County. The deeds span the entirety of the time period, not focusing on one particular era more than others. There are also a variety of official state and county seals present on the documents, as well as several stamps from the time periods as well, which may be of interest to researchers or philatelists.
