Scope and Contents From the Box: - #4361 In the Matter of Margaret Aleen Luther, a delinquent child #4362 First National Bank of San Augustine, Texas vs. M.L. Howard #4363 Motors Insurance Corporation vs. Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railway Company #4364 W.E. Fears vs. J.D. Standley #4365 D.C. Hall vs. Department of Public Safety of the State #4366 Latha Welch vs. G.H. Fox #4367 Annie B. McMahan vs. Lee M. Bluford #4368 First National Bank of San Augustine, TX vs. James N. Burkett #4369 Jake Woodson...

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

ETRC Collections

The District Court Civil and Criminal Case-Files are semi-processed. Organized by case number, the majority of 19th century material is in labeled archival folders. Case files from the 20th century however, need to be re-housed in archival folders and labeled. Please be patient as we work to get a full index of the cases in each box online. This collection is open for research (photocopies must be made by faculty or staff).

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

ETRC Collections

The District Court Civil and Criminal Case-Files are semi-processed. Organized by case number, the majority of 19th century material is in labeled archival folders. Case files from the 20th century however, need to be re-housed in archival folders and labeled. Please be patient as we work to get a full index of the cases in each box online. This collection is open for research (photocopies must be made by faculty or staff).

Scope and Contents From the Box: - #4416 Sila Gary vs. Legal Security Life Insurance Company #4417 Luther James Edwards vs. Texas Employer’s Insurance Association #4418 The State of Texas vs. James Holman, 1 Ford automobile & 62 Assorted Bottles of Alcoholic Beverages #4419 The Gates Rubber company, Sales Division INC vs. Foy D. Wood, Wood Tire Company #4419a Commercial State Bank, San Augustine, TX vs. Willie Lister, Jr. #4420 T.O. Sutton & Sons, A partnership vs. F.K. Parker #4421 Martha Flournoy vs....

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

ETRC Collections

The District Court Civil and Criminal Case-Files are semi-processed. Organized by case number, the majority of 19th century material is in labeled archival folders. Case files from the 20th century however, need to be re-housed in archival folders and labeled. Please be patient as we work to get a full index of the cases in each box online. This collection is open for research (photocopies must be made by faculty or staff).

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

ETRC Collections

The District Court Civil and Criminal Case-Files are semi-processed. Organized by case number, the majority of 19th century material is in labeled archival folders. Case files from the 20th century however, need to be re-housed in archival folders and labeled. Please be patient as we work to get a full index of the cases in each box online. This collection is open for research (photocopies must be made by faculty or staff).

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

ETRC Collections

The District Court Civil and Criminal Case-Files are semi-processed. Organized by case number, the majority of 19th century material is in labeled archival folders. Case files from the 20th century however, need to be re-housed in archival folders and labeled. Please be patient as we work to get a full index of the cases in each box online. This collection is open for research (photocopies must be made by faculty or staff).

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

ETRC Collections

The District Court Civil and Criminal Case-Files are semi-processed. Organized by case number, the majority of 19th century material is in labeled archival folders. Case files from the 20th century however, need to be re-housed in archival folders and labeled. Please be patient as we work to get a full index of the cases in each box online. This collection is open for research (photocopies must be made by faculty or staff).

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

ETRC Collections

The District Court Civil and Criminal Case-Files are semi-processed. Organized by case number, the majority of 19th century material is in labeled archival folders. Case files from the 20th century however, need to be re-housed in archival folders and labeled. Please be patient as we work to get a full index of the cases in each box online. This collection is open for research (photocopies must be made by faculty or staff).

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

ETRC Collections

The District Court Civil and Criminal Case-Files are semi-processed. Organized by case number, the majority of 19th century material is in labeled archival folders. Case files from the 20th century however, need to be re-housed in archival folders and labeled. Please be patient as we work to get a full index of the cases in each box online. This collection is open for research (photocopies must be made by faculty or staff).

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

ETRC Collections

The District Court Civil and Criminal Case-Files are semi-processed. Organized by case number, the majority of 19th century material is in labeled archival folders. Case files from the 20th century however, need to be re-housed in archival folders and labeled. Please be patient as we work to get a full index of the cases in each box online. This collection is open for research (photocopies must be made by faculty or staff).

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

ETRC Collections

The District Court Civil and Criminal Case-Files are semi-processed. Organized by case number, the majority of 19th century material is in labeled archival folders. Case files from the 20th century however, need to be re-housed in archival folders and labeled. Please be patient as we work to get a full index of the cases in each box online. This collection is open for research (photocopies must be made by faculty or staff).

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

ETRC Collections

The District Court Civil and Criminal Case-Files are semi-processed. Organized by case number, the majority of 19th century material is in labeled archival folders. Case files from the 20th century however, need to be re-housed in archival folders and labeled. Please be patient as we work to get a full index of the cases in each box online. This collection is open for research (photocopies must be made by faculty or staff).