Box 9
Contains 4 Results:
Contracts of W. B. McKnight, et al. for buildings and bridges (3 items), 1899-1920
The collection consists of letters, financial papers, legal documents, and land deeds, mostly of Bennett Blake, his immediate family, and related families. A significant portion of the papers relate to William Bonaparte McKnight, who married Mary Louisa Addie Blake. McKnight's papers include oil leases and negotiations for timber rights. Several original land grants are included in the collection, two signed by Republic of Texas President Anson Jones.
Contract between James W. Power, John L. Lilly and William B. McKnight and Henry L. Austin and William H. Rulfs for Austin and Rulfs to build four one-story brick buildings on West Main St. in the town of Nacogdoches (typescript, 2 pages), 5/4/1899
Deidrich Rulfs is listed as the architect.
Contract between W. B. McKnight, Nacogdoches County Commissioner of Precinct 1, and B. C. Castleberry for Castleberry to build a bridge over the Fish Pond branch on Douglass Road (typescript), 5/4/1910
The collection consists of letters, financial papers, legal documents, and land deeds, mostly of Bennett Blake, his immediate family, and related families. A significant portion of the papers relate to William Bonaparte McKnight, who married Mary Louisa Addie Blake. McKnight's papers include oil leases and negotiations for timber rights. Several original land grants are included in the collection, two signed by Republic of Texas President Anson Jones.
Agreement between Mary B. Hayter and W. B. McKnight to share a brick wall on the second story of their adjacent homes on West Main Street in the town of Nacogdoches (typescript), 3/12/1920
The collection consists of letters, financial papers, legal documents, and land deeds, mostly of Bennett Blake, his immediate family, and related families. A significant portion of the papers relate to William Bonaparte McKnight, who married Mary Louisa Addie Blake. McKnight's papers include oil leases and negotiations for timber rights. Several original land grants are included in the collection, two signed by Republic of Texas President Anson Jones.