HEARNE ON THE BRAZOS

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H E A R N E O N T H E B R A Z O S

By Norman Lowell McCarver, Sr. & Norman Lowell McCarver, Jr.
Century Press Of Texas, San Antonio, Texas
© 1958 by Norman Lowell McCarver
Lone Star Printing Company, San Antonio, Texas

Used with permission of Norman Lowell McCarver, Jr., who passed away on Sunday, March 10, 2002. Even though he and his co-author father are gone, their words live on. These electronic pages may not be reproduced in any format by other organizations or individuals. Persons or organizations desiring to use this material must obtain the written consent of McCarver family relatives or contact William Kent Brunette, Robertson County TXGenWeb coordinator.

A limited number of copies of this hard-to-find, out-of-print book are available for purchase at $40 each. To make arrangements (including credit card sales):

Contents

Dedication, Preface, Acknowledgements, Introduction	Old Railroad Stories
The Brazos River	It Happened In Hearne
Colonel Sterling Clack Robertson	Early Hearne Churches
The Hearnes	Port Sullivan
Hearne	Educational, Civic, Cultural, Business Organizations
The Hearne & Brazos Valley Railroad	These Are Our People
The International & Great Northern Railroad	Old-Timers From Black Jack
The Houston & Texas Central Railroad	Early Mexican Citizens Of Hearne
Pacific Fruit Express Company	Our Negro Friends
Cotton Mill Operated By Confederate Government	Not The End
Folklore Of Hearne	A Word About The Authors

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