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born: [1900-01-01,1901-01-01)died/dissolved: [1900-01-01,1901-01-01)🌐 Q1439id: p_texas_d47723

also known as: Texan, Texas

Probable 70%Duplicate candidateLost place

Summary: State where C. R. Jackson and Peter Frazier knew each other fourteen years prior.

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Completeness: 68/100 Grade C

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Claims (2)

experienced

flood— 1900-04-10

cited from Image 1 of El Paso daily herald (El Paso, Tex.), April 10, 1900, (Last Edition 4:30 p.m.) (1900)

BAILY ffTR A 1 HP Last Edition 430 p ta EL PASO TEXAS TUESDAY APRIL 10 1900 20th YEAR NO 83 PRICE 5 CENTS PASO L THE WATERS YET RAGE All The Rivers In Texas Over Their Banks A TORNADO REPORTED From Lebanon With a Loss Of Life And The Situa tion In Central Tex as Serious Special D…

subject_of

boundaries

cited from Texas' claim to New Mexico. Speech of Mr. Baldwin, of Connecticut, in the Senate of the United States, Thursday, July 25, 1850, on the claim of Texas to New Mexico. (1850)

Caption title. Also available in digital form. Subjects: texas; new mexico; boundaries LoC: http://www.loc.gov/item/19015452/

Mentioned by (20)

Alpine arrived_in Texas— 1910-03-22

J. T. Rabb born_in Texas

R. J. Carson born_in Texas

J. T. Rabb born_in Texas

R. J. Carson born_in Texas— 1888-08-03

James Hiler departed_for Texas

J. D. Lee departed_for Texas— 1890-11-28

James Hiler departed_for Texas

J. D. Lee departed_for Texas

Norman Buck lived_at Texas

William Pewit lived_at Texas

C. W. Merchant lived_at Texas

Euterio Baca lived_at Texas

Norman Buck lived_at Texas

Thomas Harlin lived_at Texas

William Kelsey Walters lived_at Texas

C. W. Merchant lived_at Texas

Blaine lived_at Texas

Lone Star of Texas owned Texas

Sources (2)

Texas' claim to New Mexico. Speech of Mr. Baldwin, of Connecticut, in the Senate of the United States, Thursday, July 25, 1850, on the claim of Texas to New Mexico. ↗

baldwin, roger s. (roger sherman) · 1850 · book · public_domain · details

Image 1 of El Paso daily herald (El Paso, Tex.), April 10, 1900, (Last Edition 4:30 p.m.) ↗

Anonymous · 1900 · newspaper · public_domain · details