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1870 U.S. census population schedule of Refugio
County, Helen Swenson Smothers, F.T. Ingmire,
St. Louis, Mo. (10166 Clairmont Dr., St. Louis 63136), 1980.
Gold Under the Trees : The O'Connor ranch and the
People Who Made It, Ann Fears Crawford, Archive/Manuscript
; 185 leaves ; 28 cm.
A History of Education in Refugio County, Ernest
J. Wranosky, Thesis (M.A.)--Texas College of Arts and Industries, 1944.
Bibliography: leaves 120-130.
History of Refugio County,
Robert Lee Moore, Thesis (M.A.)--University of Texas, 1937.
Bibliography: leaves 108-110.
History of Refugio Mission, William
Oberste, 1942.
The History of Refugio County, Texas, 1836-1986,
Refugio County History Book Committee, Curtis Media Corp., Dallas, Tex., 1985
Law and Facts in Support of the Refugio
Pueblo Grant from Coahuila and
Texas, 1834, Hobart Huson, Refugio, TX, 1940; 260 p. : maps
The Life and Times of Elmer F. Norris : An
Autobiography, Elmer F(ranklin). Norris; published by E.F. Norris,
Woodsboro, TX, 1964.
The Mission Nuestra Senora del Refugio,
George Castor Martin, San Antonio, TX, 1937.
"The old town Saint Mary's on Copano Bay and some interesting people who
once lived there" , Camille Yeamans Neighbors; Thesis (M. A.)--Southwest Texas State University,
1942; vii, 120 leaves ; 28 cm.
Our Lady Comes to Refugio, William
Oberste.
A Pictorial History of Refugio County,
Lucile Fagan Snider, Nortex Press, Austin, TX, 1994,
Plummer Family Papers, 1830 1861. Archive/Manuscript; 149 items.
NOTES: Correspondence, legal documents, financial documents, speech, catalog,
congressional document, and broadside. Letters are between several members of
the Plummer family and from business associates in Alabama, Georgia,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee, and Texas. The letters relate daily life in
frontier Texas and the South and also comment on contemporary political
events including prominent historical figures such as Sam Houston and General
Santa Anna. Letters from Joseph F. Smith, an attorney, 1855-1861, concern his
efforts to legally claim title to land under dispute at Copano, Texas, for the
Plummers. Also included are letters from William Henderson, 1842-1844, while a
student at Emory and Henry College (Virginia) to his parents, and letters from
D.C. Freeman, Jr., on business in Texas, to his wife in Kentucky, 1860.
The Plummers came to Texas in the 1830s. Joseph E. Plummer was a surveyor,
served in the Texas Army, and built the first residence at Copano in Refugio
County circa 1840. Samuel A. Plummer was a lawyer and business associate of
Mirabeau B. Lamar, and a captain in the Texas Army. Joseph E. Plummer, Jr. and
Francis W. Plummer also served in the Texas Army.
SUBJECT: Plummer family -- Archives. Plummer, Francis W. -- Correspondence.
Plummer, Joseph E. -- (Joseph Elton), -- 1798-1859 -Correspondence. Plummer,
Joseph E. -- (Joseph Elton), -- 1830-1883 -Correspondence.Plummer, Mary, --
1790-1848.
Plummer, Mary K., -- d. 1904. Plummer, Samuel A. -- Correspondence.
Henderson, Mary K. -- Correspondence. Henderson, William -- Correspondence.
Freeman, D. C. -- Correspondence. Freeman, Mollie. Smith, Joseph F. --
Correspondence.
Frontier and pioneer life -- Texas. Refugio County (Tex.) -- History -- Sources.
Texas -- History -- Republic, 1836-1846 -- Sources.
OTHER: Plummer, Francis W. Plummer, Joseph E. (Joseph Elton), 1798-1859.
Plummer, Joseph E. (Joseph Elton), 1830-1883. Plummer, Samuel A. Henderson, Mary
K. Henderson, William.
Freeman, D. C. Smith, Joseph F.
Refugio: A Comprehensive History of Refugio County from
Aboriginal Times, Two volumes. Hobart Huson, Rooke Foundation,
Woodsboro, TX, 1953 1955. Reprinted 2001 by Refugio County Historical
Commission. Please note: This
2-volume set as reprinted in 2001 can be purchased from the Refugio County
Museum for $125.00, plus $10.32 (tax). Telephone:
361-526-5555. Contact: Maxine Reilly.
Refugio County, Texas, Marriage Books A-B-C,
1839-1881, Helen Smothers Swenson, F. Ingmire, St. Louis,
Mo. (10166 Clairmont Dr., St. Louis, 63136) 1980
The Refugio Timely Remarks Centennial Edition.
"December 14, 1934." Microfilm at Corpus Christi Public Library,
Corpus Christi, Texas.
Schroeder, Fred and Katherine, papers,
1886 - 1958, Archive/Manuscript; 10 ft.
NOTES: Documents provide information about the Schroeders, focusing on Fred
Schroeder's various business interests: land leasing, development, and farming;
banking and other financial dealings; cottonseed oil production; and a hot
mineral wells health resort. The papers illuminate not only Fred Schroeder's
individual business affairs, but also those of his numerous partnerships with
various members of the Henry Hollmann, Sr., family, as well as with other
businessmen in the South Texas counties of Bee, Goliad, Karnes, Nueces, and
Refugio. Other materials concern personal matters of Fred, wife Katherine, and
daughter Hulda. Much of the personal, as well as some business, correspondence
is in German, for which annotations are provided. Because Fred Schroeder's
business and personal relationships were not always mutually exclusive and the
financial transactions were often complex, there is some overlap among the
series and subseries. German immigrant businessman in South Texas in the early
20th century was involved in a variety of ventures, chiefly land and financial
dealings.
South Texas Genealogical Society Quarterly, published by the Society,
Beeville, Texas. Issues on file at Barnhart Library, Beeville, Texas.
Souvenir program : Refugio County commemoration of centennial of
statehood of Texas at Refugio, Texas, Friday, February 15, 1946; compiled by
Hobart Huson, printed by Refugio Timely Remarks, Refugio, Texas, 1946, 36
p.
Stolen heritage : A Mexican-American's
Triumphant Quest for the Lost
Becerra Grant in Texas, Abel G. Rubio, Eakin Press, Austin, TX, 1896;
ISBN: 0890155488.
A Study of Refugio County Schools, William
A. Reeves, Thesis (M.A.)--Texas College of Arts and Industries, 1951. Bibliography:
leaves 54-55, maps ; 28 cm.
Texas Coastal Bend : People and Places,
Alpha Kennedy Wood, 1979.
Texas Coastal Bend
Trilogy, Hobart Huson, Eakin Press, Austin, TX, 1994 ( Includes Two sea-captains Johnson
and some of their friends; El Copano; and St. Mary's of Aransas.)
ISBN: 0890159157.
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