Box 4
Contains 747 Results:
#3098 State of Texas vs. Sam Graham (defaulting witness, State of Texas vs. M. D. Maddox), 1907-1908
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#3101 State of Texas vs. John Carter (carrying a pistol), 1905
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#3105 State of Texas vs. Edward Garrett (fraudulently disposing of mortgaged property), 1905-1906
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#3109 State of Texas vs. Allen Maddox (carrying a pistol), 1905-1906
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#3132 State of Texas vs. Dorse Hardy (selling whiskey), 1905-1906
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#3133 State of Texas vs. Dorse Hardy (selling whiskey), 1905-1906
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#3138 State of Texas vs. William Garner, 1907
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#3140 State of Texas vs. Dan Ballard (assault with intent to murder Henry Love), 1906-1907
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#3141 State of Texas vs. Henry Dixon (assault with intent to murder Stephen Ardry), 1906
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#3144 State of Texas vs. Anse Lewis (gaming at craps), 1906-1908
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#3146 State of Texas vs. Peyton Stephens (gambling at cards), 1906
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#3147 State of Texas vs. Bud Kirby (gambling at cards), 1906
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
Huston - Lovell
The first 8 boxes of the San Augustine County probate case files are organized alphabetically by last name. The majority of these files range from the 1830s-1860s. About 1870, the county changed their indexing system from alphabetical to case number. This change is reflected in the collection. Note: Probate case files from the 1870s-1940s with no discernable case number are mixed in with the earlier alphabetically organized materials.
Almanzon Huston
The first 8 boxes of the San Augustine County probate case files are organized alphabetically by last name. The majority of these files range from the 1830s-1860s. About 1870, the county changed their indexing system from alphabetical to case number. This change is reflected in the collection. Note: Probate case files from the 1870s-1940s with no discernable case number are mixed in with the earlier alphabetically organized materials.
Almanzon Huston (cont.)
The first 8 boxes of the San Augustine County probate case files are organized alphabetically by last name. The majority of these files range from the 1830s-1860s. About 1870, the county changed their indexing system from alphabetical to case number. This change is reflected in the collection. Note: Probate case files from the 1870s-1940s with no discernable case number are mixed in with the earlier alphabetically organized materials.
Almanzon Huston (cont.)
The first 8 boxes of the San Augustine County probate case files are organized alphabetically by last name. The majority of these files range from the 1830s-1860s. About 1870, the county changed their indexing system from alphabetical to case number. This change is reflected in the collection. Note: Probate case files from the 1870s-1940s with no discernable case number are mixed in with the earlier alphabetically organized materials.
Priscilla Anne Huston
The first 8 boxes of the San Augustine County probate case files are organized alphabetically by last name. The majority of these files range from the 1830s-1860s. About 1870, the county changed their indexing system from alphabetical to case number. This change is reflected in the collection. Note: Probate case files from the 1870s-1940s with no discernable case number are mixed in with the earlier alphabetically organized materials.
Henry Hunt
The first 8 boxes of the San Augustine County probate case files are organized alphabetically by last name. The majority of these files range from the 1830s-1860s. About 1870, the county changed their indexing system from alphabetical to case number. This change is reflected in the collection. Note: Probate case files from the 1870s-1940s with no discernable case number are mixed in with the earlier alphabetically organized materials.
Nathaniel Hunt
The first 8 boxes of the San Augustine County probate case files are organized alphabetically by last name. The majority of these files range from the 1830s-1860s. About 1870, the county changed their indexing system from alphabetical to case number. This change is reflected in the collection. Note: Probate case files from the 1870s-1940s with no discernable case number are mixed in with the earlier alphabetically organized materials.
Edmund Hyde
The first 8 boxes of the San Augustine County probate case files are organized alphabetically by last name. The majority of these files range from the 1830s-1860s. About 1870, the county changed their indexing system from alphabetical to case number. This change is reflected in the collection. Note: Probate case files from the 1870s-1940s with no discernable case number are mixed in with the earlier alphabetically organized materials.
