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City Directories:

General Directory for the City of San Antonio, compiled and published by:

• Mooney & Morrison, for the year 1877, 1879, 1881, 1883, 1885, 1887 and 1889.
• Johnson & Chapman, for the year 1891.
• Jules A. Appler, for the years 1892, 1895, 1897, 1899, 1901, 1903 and 1909.
• Morrison & Fourmy’s General Directory of the City of San Antonio for 1879, 1881, 1885, 1887, 1889 San Antonio City Directory, 1890

Archives and Papers

Letters owned by Susan Majewski

• J.C. Burrus to Mary Jane Burr, February 15, 1909
• Annie Rife to OAV Burr, January 1, 1895

Photo

• Mullins, George M., Graves of Lawrence and Mary Jane Wade, Bolivar, MS. (September 26, 2014)

Chancery Archives, Archdiocese of San Antonio, Texas.

• Baptismal Records of San Fernando Cathedral. Vols. 7/8. 9 and 10, for the years 1873-1897.
• Burial Records of San Fernando Cathedral for the year 1879.
• Mexico Catholic Church Records 1560-1950, Baptismal Records of San Jose, Hidalgo del Parral, Chihuahua, Mexico, 1854. http://familysearch.org: accessed 2012.

Daughters of the Republic of Texas Archives.

• Application for membership, Daughters of the Republic of Texas
• Vertical Files of Unknown newspaper clippings, “Grounds”
• A Guide to the Eager family papers, 1866-1966.
• A Guide to the Sarah Eagar and Florence Eagar Roberts Alamo Papers, 1905-1913 and undated
• Walker, Beth and Mary Carmack
• Mexican War Pension Record

Bexar County, Texas Archives News.

• San Antonio Deaths, 1883. (http://files.usgwarchives.net/tx/bexar/newspapers/: accessed Dec 14, 2012.)

The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin.

• The James Magoffin File
• Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps of Texas, 1877-1922. San Antonio, Texas, 1885, sheet 2)
• Membership Registry Book, Texas Association of the Mexican War Veterans, 1874-1886.

Plantation Map of Carroll Parish, Louisiana, 1848 by John Tourette.

Mississippi State Archives, Jackson, MS

• Territorial Tax Rolls, 1807, Various Records, 1820-1951
• Territorial Tax Rolls, 1817,

South Carolina Department of Archives and History, Columbia, SC

• State Plats, (Columbia Series), Vol. 38
• Schombert Memorial, Memorials Vol. 7

Newspapers

Texas

• The Texas Democrat (Austin), 1848
• Texas Democratic-Statesman (Austin), 1846-1849 and 1883
• Texas State Gazette (Austin), 1849-1855
• Tri-Weekly Times (Austin), 1853-1854
• Weekly Democrat (Austin), 1883
• Belton Independent, Weekly Belton Independent, 1857-1858
• Brazos Courier, (Brazoria), 1848
• Brownwood Daily Bulletin, 1907
• Daily Herald (Brownsville, TX), 1894
• Northern Standard (Clarksville), 1848
• Corpus Christi Star, 1848-1849
• Dallas Herald, Dallas Weekly Herald, 1863-1885
• Dallas Morning News, 1887-1937
• El Paso Herald, 1910
• El Paso International News, 1910
• The Floresville Chronicle, 1887
• Fort Worth Daily Gazette, 1887
• Galveston Daily News, Galveston News, 1879-1895 and 1935
• Galveston Journal, 1853
• Galveston Weekly News, 1858
• Civilian and Gazette (Galveston), 1857
• The Gonzales Inquirer, 1853
• Democratic Telegraph and Texas Register (Houston), 1830-1849
• Telegraph and Texas Register (Houston), 1838, 1851
• Houston Telegraph, 1862
• Kerrville Mountain Sun, 1926
• The Lockhart Register, 1889
• Mexia Weekly Herald, 1946
• Port Arthur Daily News, 1921-1936
• Rockdale Reporter, 1907
• San Antonio Herald, Daily Herald, 1855-1857
• San Antonio Express, 1867-1952
• San Antonio Express and News, 1967
• San Antonio Free Press, 1870-1890
• San Antonio Ledger, 1852-3
• San Antonio Ledger and Texan, Daily Ledger and Texan, 1853-1861
• San Antonio Light, Daily Light, Sunday Light, 1883-1962
• The Western Texan (San Antonio), 1848-1854
• San Saba News, 1889
• Sequin Gazette, 1960
• Uvalde Leader News, 1956
• Texas Presbyterian (Victoria), 1847
• Texas National Register (Washington), 1845

Outside of Texas

• Arizona Sentinel (Phoenix), 1951
• Augusta Chronicle, (GA), 1853
• Charleston Courier, (SC), 1852
• Charleston Mercury, (SC), 1862
• Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH), 1893
• Rocky Mountain News (Denver), 1864
• Boston Courier, 1851
• Daily Missouri Republican (St. Louis), 1852
• Natchez Courier, (MS), 1833
• New Orleans Times-Picayune, 1852-1861
• New York Herald, Weekly Herald, 1853-1894
• New York Spectator, 1851
• New York Times, 1855
• Omaha World Herald, (NE), 1894
• Sacramento Daily Union, 1853
• Sacramento Union, 1859
• San Diego Union, 1874
• San Francisco Bulletin, 1857
• San Francisco Daily Globe, 1857
• Evening Star (Washington, DC), 1855 -The Zanesville Courier (OH), 1853

Miscellaneous

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• “San Antonio to El Paso Route, Map #1004J, Map Collection,” Texas State Library and Archives, Austin
• “Fort Clark and the Rio Grande Frontier.” Texas Beyond History. UT Austin College of Liberal Arts, Dec 14, 2012