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to Stephen Austin re: his resignation and joining Captain Fannin's company
06 October 1835
Bowie, James, fl. 1834-1835
Written shortly before going to the Alamo Mission.
GLC03555
Hood's Texas Brigade
1862/10/01
Honors the 1st, 4th, 5th Texas and the 18th Georgia, Hampton Legion for their bravery in battle. The broadside prints a portion of a letter by Texas Governor Gustavus W. Smith and Lee's letter of 21 September 1862, praising the brigade. Lists...
GLC05961
to Major Norton
April 27, 1836
Hall, Edward H., fl. 1860-1917
Hall writes to Norton discussing carrying dispatches from Texas to Washington. Letter written as agent of Texas at New Orleans, written shortly before the fall of the Alamo.
GLC01860.11
Texas expects every man to do his duty... [calling for reinforcements at Alamo]
February 28, 1836
Smith, Henry W., 1836-1869
GLC03230.01
[Receipt for payment for legal services to William H. Wharton]
1833/09/23
Travis, William B., 1809-1836
Receipt written out to himself, confirming payment received for his legal services defending William Wharton in a lawsuit.
GLC01815
Promissory note to Francis W. Johnson
05 June 1834
Paid after Bowie was killed at the Alamo by his estate executor, J.G. Hood (endorsed on verso) on 1839/12/18. Gray has endorsed the note and turned it over to Thomas Gay.
GLC01046
[James B. Bonham's signature clipped from a letter]
1815-1860
Bonham, James, 1807-1836
Clipped signature with the words: "Yours / James B. Bonham / my horse comes."
GLC01169
to Edward Burleson
April 11, 1842
Houston, Sam, 1793-1863
Houston, as President of the Republic of Texas, writes to Edward Burleson, the Vice President of Texas, about the security of Austin as Texas's capital. He considers the vulnerability of the archives of the Republic to attack, while they are kept in...
GLC01171
Promissary note.
1835/02/12
Travis, William B., fl. 1835
Authorizing purchase of articles to repair roof of Garrison at Bexar (the Alamo) [in Spanish]
GLC07959
to William Green re: news of the fall of the Alamo
1836/03/29
Green, Rawleigh B., fl. 1836
Written to his brother in Virginia. "The condition of Texas is now calamitous indeed... unprepared for the army now invading her... & she has not the semblance of an army on the field."
GLC07141.01
to the citizens of Texas: "Victory Or death" [Alamo]
Travis' broadside reprints his appeal for reinforcements at the Alamo. Streeter Texas 48: 132-32A, 145, 148.
GLC03230.02
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