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Category Archives: Texas
Joshua D. Brown first settler of Upper Guadalupe River and James Kerr Lower Guadalupe River
On January 26, 1856, Kerr County was formed from Bexar Land District No. 2. At the request of Joshua D. Brown, the name of Brownsboro was changed to Kerrsville, for his friend and fellow veteran of the Texas Revolution, Major … Continue reading
Posted in 1800's, Brown, Kerr, Texas
Tagged Brown, Gonzales County Texas, James Kerr, Kerr County Texas
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Hungry hummingbirds in Menard County, Texas
Watch a video of hungry hummingbirds in Menard County, Texas.
Posted in 2000's, Menard County Texas, Out My Kitchen Window, Texas, Wilkinson
Tagged "Menard County Texas", hummingbirds, Out My Kitchen Window
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My ggrandparents, Grace Ida and Alonzo Potter Brown share April 17th birthdate
My mother’s, maternal grandmother was Grace Ida Stulting. Grace was born on 17 April 1869 in Gonzales, Gonzales County, Texas to Christopher Columbus Stulting and Elizabeth Virginia Tyler. [Note: the death certificate shows birth year as 1870 and also on … Continue reading
Posted in 1800's, 1900's, Auld, Brown, Kerr County Texas, Texas
Tagged Brown, Gonzales County Texas, Kerr County Texas, Stulting
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1914 Tivy High School Graduating Class
My grandmother, Gussie May Brown (Mrs. Dan Auld, Sr.) graduated from Tivy High School on Friday, May 29, 1914, in Kerrville, Texas. She describes many events in her leather covered diary, embossed in gold, “The Girl Graduate and Her Own … Continue reading
Posted in 1900's, Auld, Brown, Kerr County Texas, Texas
Tagged "Tivy High School", Brown, Kerr County Texas
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Battle of Flowers Parade now Fiesta San Antonio
FIESTA SAN ANTONIO. Fiesta San Antonio, previously called Fiesta San Jacinto, is a ten-day festival held every spring in San Antonio. … Continue reading
Obituary of Nancy Mires Wilkinson
Pioneer Ranch Woman Dies at Her Menard County Home As published in the Fort Worth Star Telegram MENARD, July 16, 1955— Mrs. W. J. Wilkinson, Sr., 95 a pioneer Menard County ranch woman, who died at 4 a.m. Friday at … Continue reading
Posted in 1800's, 1900's, Menard County Texas, Texas, Wilkinson
Tagged "Menard County Texas", Nancy Mires Wilkinson, Wilkinson
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Various Wilkinson’s photos
Four generations of Wilkinson’s taken at the Wilkinson Clear Creek Ranch, Menard County, Texas in 1949. Nancy Mires Wilkinson William Jackson Montgomery Wilkinson taken at Clear Creek.
Posted in 1900's, Menard County Texas, Texas, Wilkinson
Tagged "Menard County Texas", Mires, Wilkinson
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Centuries of History
Centuries of History By John Hallowell Mon, Oct 18, 2010 Menard has a century more history than most Hill Country towns, since the Spanish built a presidio here in the mid-1700s. Menard has a longer history than most Hill Country … Continue reading
Posted in 1700's, 1800's, 1900's, 2000's, Centuries, Menard County Texas, Texas
Tagged "Menard County Texas"
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W. J. Wilkinson Family Portrait
About 1890, portrait of only part of the W. J. and Nancy Mires Wilkinson family.
Posted in 1800's, 1900's, Menard County Texas, Texas, Wilkinson
Tagged "Menard County Texas", Mires, Wilkinson
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First Sheep in Menard County, Texas in 1876
Here is the San Angelo Standard Times article about the first sheep in Menard, Texas in 1876. This is an interview of Nancy Mires Wilkinson in her later years of such an important event in her life and the new … Continue reading
Posted in 1800's, Menard County Texas, Texas, Wilkinson
Tagged "Menard County Texas", Mires, sheep, Wilkinson
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