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1. Nacogdoches Chronicle Records, Volume 2 Nacogdoches Chronicle Records, Volume 2 Newspapers; Cities & towns; Texas; Nacogdoches; Nacogdoches Chronicle; Names of subscribers for Nacogdoches Chronicle starting on January 26, 1867.
2. Nacogdoches Chronicle Records, Volume 1 Nacogdoches Chronicle Records, Volume 1 Newspapers; City & town life; Texas; Nacogdoches; Nacogdoches Chronicle; Subscription record for the Nacogdoches Chronicle beginning on January 27, 1866.
3. Twenty-Three Reasons Why Twenty-Three Reasons Why Education; Cityscapes; City & town life; Universities & colleges; Twenty-Three reasons why The Stephen F. Austin State Normal ought to be located at Nacogdoches. For the consideration of The Locating Board for the New State Normal Schools.
4. Associate Land Commissioner Appointment, 1838 Associate Land Commissioner Appointment, 1838 Land; Government officials; Republic of Texas; Government employees; Presidential appointments Appointment of John R. Hubbert to Associate Land Commissioner of Nacogdoches, signed by Sam Houston and R. A. Irion, May 10, 1838.
5. McLendon-Ballard Letter McLendon-Ballard Letter Correspondence; Family; Mothers; Letter written from Lydia McLendon to her mother Nancy. Lydia informs her mother that a cousin Jimmy is staying at Lydia's residence. Lydia also discusses the wet and cold weather conditions and ends
6. McLendon-Ballard Letter McLendon-Ballard Letter Correspondence; Family; Mothers; Travel; Health Letter written from Lydia McLendon to her mother. Lydia discusses a reoccurring eye problem and how she has treated it. Lydia also pleads with her mother to come see her when Mr. Paul returns to visit
7. McLendon-Ballard Letter, n.d. McLendon-Ballard Letter, n.d. Correspondence; Family; Death; Grief; Health; Letter written from daughter to mother. The daughter is distressed due to death of a woman named Bobbie. The daughter is particularly upset because Bobbie was engaged to marry someone named Frank. Now
8. McLendon-Ballard Letter, October 18, 1886 McLendon-Ballard Letter, October 18, 1886 Correspondence; Family; Churches; Quarreling; It is unclear who wrote this letter, and it is unclear to whom the letter is addressed. The letter is missing one or more pages. The letter discusses some family matters and a problem within a church
9. McLendon-Ballard Letter McLendon-Ballard Letter Correspondence; Diseases;Family Letter from M.E. Millard, Geneva, Alabama, to unknown cousin. Millard discusses family matters and Yellow fever.
10. McLendon-Ballard Letter McLendon-Ballard Letter Letter written from Barton McLendon to unknown person, he thinks his father should use old Phillips Grocery for a shop and has been ill. The first four pages of the letter is missing
11. McLendon-Ballard Letter, March 9, 1887 McLendon-Ballard Letter, March 9, 1887 Correspondence; Family; Health; Letter sent from John McLendon to his sister. In the letter, John discusses how he is faring and seeks to know more about the well-being of his sister and her family.
12. McLendon-Ballard Promissory Note, May 1881 McLendon-Ballard Promissory Note, May 1881 Deals; Debt Promissory note from Troy, Alabama
13. McLendon-Ballard Letter, April 12, 1886 McLendon-Ballard Letter, April 12, 1886 Correspondence; Family; Texas; Letter written from R.V. Mitchell to Lydia McLendon. Mitchell expresses happiness over the McLendon's move to Texas. Mitchell discusses family matters and Texas.
14. McLendon-Ballard Letter McLendon-Ballard Letter Correspondence; Family; Houses; Letter written from son to mother. The letter discusses family matters and the son discusses the possibility of acquiring an old house.
15. McLendon-Ballard Letter McLendon-Ballard Letter Correspondence; Family; Letter fragment sent to Lydia from her mother. Lydia's mother speaks about having to move from place to place and about other family matters.
16. McLendon-Ballard Letter, February 13, 1886 McLendon-Ballard Letter, February 13, 1886 Correspondence; Family; Fire; Debt; Joe McLendon to her brother and sister in Marshall, TX. She writes about trying to pay off a home, a fire that happened in town, having her children learn a trade. She also mentions that the town has
17. McLendon-Ballard Letter McLendon-Ballard Letter Correspondence; family From Sallie L. Porter to unknown, possibly to Lydia McClendon, discusses grandparents graves at Pleasant Plains and family news.
18. McLendon-Ballard Letter, 1886 McLendon-Ballard Letter, 1886 Correspondence; Family; Railroads; Transportation; Letter from John McLendon to his mother Lydia Ann concerning family matters. John also mentions construction of a new railway in Marshall, Texas. Only portion of letter is available.
19. McLendon-Ballard Letter, March 20, 1891 McLendon-Ballard Letter, March 20, 1891 Correspondence; Family; Children; Grandparents; Letter to Lydia McLendon from one of her children telling Lydia that her grandchildren are well. A drawing can be found on the back of the page.
20. McLendon-Ballard Letter, February 8, 1889 McLendon-Ballard Letter, February 8, 1889 Correspondence; Family; Wounds & injuries; Letter written to Nancy Bridges from her daughter Lydia McLendon. Lydia talks about family matters and she mentions that one family member was burned.
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