Box 10
Contains 344 Results:
#4505 State of Texas vs. Dewey Clark (burglary), 1926-1927
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#4506 State of Texas vs. Dewey Clark, 1928
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#4507 State of Texas vs. G. W. Warner (burglary from the storehouse of D. L. Kennedy), 1926-1928
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#4508 State of Texas vs. G. W. Warner (theft of cash, a safe and a pistol from D. L. Kennedy), 1926-1928
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#4509 State of Texas vs. Valdo Wilkerson (unlawfully transporting intoxicating liquors), 1928
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#4511 State of Texas vs. Jack Coulter (sale of intoxicating liquors), 1926-1927
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#4513 State of Texas vs. Bill Garner (assault with intent to murder Jasper Moody), 1926
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#4514 State of Texas vs. Leroy Lane (assault with intent to murder J. H. Harper), 1926-1927
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#4515 State of Texas vs. Henry Bradshaw (assault with intent to murder J. H. Harper), 1926
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#4516 State of Texas vs. Johnnie Mancel (sale of intoxicating liquors), 1926-1927
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#4517 State of Texas vs. Frank Teal (sale of intoxicating liquors), 1926-1927
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#4518 State of Texas vs. Basil Halbert (murder of M. W. McGown), 1926-1928
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
#4519 State of Texas vs. Herbert Batchan (murder of Joe Prejean), 1925-1927
ETRC Collections
Case Files are organized by case number. This collection is open for research (scans and photocopies must be made by staff).
Lon R. Sossaman and John C. Sossaman, no.553
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.
Hal Chumbley, no.555
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.
Clyde Smith, no.556
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.
Fanny Rankin, no.558
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.
Melvin Lindsey and Bob Lindsey, no.561
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.
Dula Norwood and Pearl Norwood, no.562
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.
Dorsey Rawls and Elver Rawls, no.565
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.
