Box 9
Contains 285 Results:
#4391 State of Texas vs. Harry Fred (assault with intent to murder John Roberts), 1924-1925
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#4392 State of Texas vs. Joe McCoy (sale of intoxicating liquors), 1924-1925
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#4393 State of Texas vs. Joe McCoy (sale of intoxicating liquors), 1924-1925
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#4394 State of Texas vs. Joe McCoy (sale of intoxicating liquors), 1924-1925
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#4395 State of Texas vs. Robert Maxey (sale of intoxicating liquors), 1924-1925
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#4396 State of Texas vs. Robert Maxey (sale of intoxicating liquors), 1924-1925
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#4397 State of Texas vs. Robert Maxey (sale of intoxicating liquors), 1924-1925
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#4398 State of Texas vs. Robert Maxey (sale of intoxicating liquors), 1924-1925
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#4399 State of Texas vs. Robert Maxey (sale of intoxicating liquors), 1924-1925
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#4400 State of Texas vs. Robert Maxey (sale of intoxicating liquors), 1924-1925
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#4401 State of Texas vs. Jim Hanks (sale of intoxicating liquors), 1924-1925
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#4402 State of Texas vs. Jim Hanks (sale of intoxicating liquors), 1924-1925
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
Lucy Watson
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.
Ellie Watts, Lizzie Watts, James Watts, George Watts, and Robert Watts
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.
Jeremiah Watts
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.
William W. Watts
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.
Mary S. Webb
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.
R. H. Webb
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.
William Webb
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.
Elbert M. Weeks
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.
