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Category Archives: Menard County Texas
Menard County Texas Courthouses
Menard County Texas Courthouses Here is a compilation of the history of Menard County Texas courthouses. Menard County Texas was created January 22, 1858, which is 163 years ago. Due to problems, Menard’s citizens didn’t elect its officials until 1871. … Continue reading
Posted in 1800's, 1900's, Centuries, Menard County Texas, Texas
Tagged "Patrick Henry Mires", Menard, Menardville
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Painting of San Sabá Mission in Menard Texas
There is a famous oil on canvas painting that is 6 feet 11 inches X 9 feet 7 inches, “The Franciscan Mission of San Saba in the Province of Texas” (circa 1758). It is known as one of the earliest … Continue reading
Posted in 1700's, Centuries, Menard County Texas
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Harryman/Bradford photos c1915-1925 Menard County, Texas
I scanned a 28 page little black photo album that belonged to Laura Forrest Harryman Bradford. The photos are not labeled but are such a wonderful look at a time during the early years of circa 1915-1925 in Menard County, … Continue reading
Posted in 1900's, Bradford, Harryman, Menard County Texas, Pate, Wilkinson
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Presidio de San Sabá as described on TSHA
Even today, October 7, 2019 the complete history of the Presidio de San Sabá in Menard, Menard County, Texas is still not completely told. This is what is shown on the Texas State Historical Association. I’m going to share more … Continue reading
Who was Martha Carolyn Spiller who marries W. J. Wilkinson?
Who was Martha Carolyn Spiller and what is her family genealogy, has been asked by many family members. This is the research I have been able to put together from many sources. Martha Carolyn Spiller was born 22 Dec 1852 … Continue reading
Posted in 1900's, Menard County Texas, Wilkinson
Tagged Coleman County Texas, Jefferson County Texas, Jeremiah Spiller, Julius Ernest "Jude" Eisenwine, Louisiana, Martha Caroline "Carrie" Wilkinson, Martha Carolyn Spiller, McCulloch County Texas, Meredith Spiller, Milam County Texas, Robert Roy Spiller, Tennessee Jane Frazer, Texas, W. J. Wilkinson
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Menard Texas Glass-plate Negatives circa 1913-17
I have scanned a box of glass-plate negatives loaned to me from Menard. They are 3-1/4″ X 4″ in size. I believe all are families and locations in Menard by an unknown photographer or date. The school classroom photos have … Continue reading
Texas Rangers in Menardville
A while back I bought this article from an eBay seller. It contains Texas Rangers history in and around the Menard County area. It is a good read and contains photos and facts in our central Texas San Saba River … Continue reading
Wilkinson Family Photos
We are lucky to have many family photos in our collection. Facebook works for sharing but makes it hard to find in the future. Here are three Allen Studio, San Angelo, Texas photos of Wilson Lamar and Mayme Turner Wilkinson … Continue reading
Posted in 1900's, Centuries, Menard County Texas, Texas, Wilkinson
Tagged Angora goat, Sutton County Texas, Turner, Wilkinson
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261st Anniversary of the Destruction of the Mission Santa Cruz de San Sabá
Saturday, March 16, 2019, the Menard County Historical Commission with Chairman, Col. USMC Terrell Kelley (ret.), the Presidio de San Saba Restoration Corporation board members and Menard’s Sacred Heart Catholic Church, along with many commission members, locals and out of … Continue reading