Texas
Found in 2605 Collections and/or Records:
Ernst Walter Albert family papers
The Ernst Walter Albert Family Papers are organized into three series: Albert family papers; Oversized materials; and Albert family photograph collection. The bulk of the Ernst Walter Albert Family Papers is scrapbook material documenting the family life of the Alberts of Hallettsville, Texas.
Alcalde papers
Reports of J. S. Hanks, Henry Rueg, Henry Smith, and Edwin Waller while serving as Alcaldes of the Municipalities of Brazoria, Liberty, and San Augustine, Texas, concern political and economic affairs in the respective jurisdictions.
L. H. Alden papers
Correspondence relates to leather business in Aldenville and New York, including information concerning the trading of Texas hides.
Sawnie R. Aldredge scrapbooks
The Sawnie R. Aldredge Scrapbooks, 1921-1923, document Aldredge’s term as mayor of Dallas, Texas.
Armistead Albert Aldrich papers
Armistead Albert Aldrich (1858-1945) was an attorney, abstracter, state legislator, local historian, church lay leader and county judge of Houston County, Texas. The collection includes correspondence, diaries, financial and legal papers, land and business records, notebooks, scrapbooks, pamphlets, clippings and photographs document the personal and business affairs of Armistead Aldrich.
Edwin Aldrich papers
Edwin Aldrich (1836-1905), Rhode Island attorney, was educated at Tufts College, Brown University, and the Department of Law at the University of Albany. His initial training in the practice of law took place in the office of Honorable Wingate Hayes of Providence, Rhode Island. The papers contain correspondence, legal documents, printed material, and financial documents pertaining to his career.
William B. Aldridge letters
Photostats of family correspondence include William B. Aldridge's discussion of the Texas Revolution and his impressions of cultural affairs, government, military affairs, politics and social affairs in Texas. Letters related to Marion (East Columbia), Texas, and were writtten to William's brother Alexander Aldridge of Stony Creek, Virginia, and his sister Anne Jackson of Petersburg, Virginia.
L. C. Alexander papers
Papers of Alexander, Confederate veteran, lawyer, and district judge, and partner in Waco, Texas, law firm known consecutively as Alexander and Winter; Alexander, Winter and Dickson; Alexander and Campbell; and Alexander and Atkinson, document his business affairs and legal practice in Waco, Texas.
Melrose Alexander collection
The photographs and documents in this collection were owned by Brownwood, Texas, resident Melrose Alexander, who died in 1994.
Robert Alexander papers
Papers relating primarily to the religious activities of Alexander (1811-1882), for 45 years a Methodist clergyman and circuit rider stationed in Texas who was instrumental in the founding of Texas University, later Southwestern University, of which he served as president.
