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	Search results for A126    Refine your search Subject Republic of Texa... (4) Annexations (4) Business & Finan... (2) Law Enforcement (2) Law & Legal Affa... (1) Show more... results 1-9 of 9 item(s)  page 1 of 1 : ( <<  1  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject: Description: 1. James Pinckney Henderson letter, May 10, 1844 Republic of Texas; Business & finance; Annexations; Correspondence of James Pinckney Henderson, 1844, with William Watts re: mission to negotiate annexation treaty for Texas, financial matters. 2. James Pinckney Henderson letter, March 29, 1844 Republic of Texas; Annexations; Correspondence of James Pinckney Henderson, 1844, with William Watts re: mission to negotiate annexation treaty for Texas. 3. William W. Watts letter, Aug 8, 1843 Business & finance; Debt; Republic of Texas August 8, 1843, from James J. Spencer, collect debts from people who moved to Texas. Correspondence of William W. Watts, 1843 re: financial and legal matters. 4. James Pinckney Henderson letter, March 10, 1844 Republic of Texas; Annexations; Slaves; Correspondence of James Pinckney Henderson, 1844, with William Watts re: mission to negotiate annexation treaty for Texas, financial matters, slaves. 5. William W. Watts letter, Feb 7, 1843 Slaves; Business & finance; Correspondence of William W. Watts, 1843 re: financial and legal matters pertaining to the ownership of slaves February 1843, from W. M. Burwell, enticing slaves to return to former owners. 6. John L. Watts letter, July 21, 1856 Counterfeiting; Law & legal affairs; Law enforcement; Money To John L. Watts from G.H. Guptill. Mr. Guptill writes about different people involved in a counterfeiting ring. He writes that Capt. J.C. Moore, J.C. Glover, Dr. Mars, and B.H. Alexander have been sh 7. William W. Watts letter, March 28, 1845 Republic of Texas; Annexations; laws; Correspondence to William W. Watts, Mar. 1845 re: financial and legal matters, annexation of Texas. March 28, 1845, from J. A. Smith, Sam Houston's opposition. 8. Appointment of John L. Watts, April 25, 1855 Law & legal affairs; Law enforcement Appointment of John L. Watts as a deputy U.S. Marshall of Texas, signed by U.S. Marshall Ben McCulloch. Handwritten. 9. Watts Family Papers- Mortgage on Slaves, 1844 Correspondence; Slavery; Slave trade; Watts, John L. An 1844 letter in the Watts Family Papers about the collection of two bonds secured by mortgage on some slaves. select all : clear all : add to favorites results 1-9 of 9 item(s)  page 1 of 1 : ( <<  1  >> ) :: previous : next
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