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Tx Land transaction.pdf

Tx Land transaction.pdf

Tags: Freedmen's Bureau, Joe Easley, KKK, Sulphur Springs

Unsettled State of Affairs in Texas

Unsettled State of Affairs in Texas

Date: July 24, 1868

Tags: Freedmen's Bureau, Reconstruction

A letter from Joe Easley to M. L. Armstrong

A letter from Joe Easley to M. L. Armstrong

Creator: US Freedmen's Bureau

Date: July 27, 1868

Tags: 1868, Everett Jackson, Freedmen's Bureau, Hopkins County, Joe Easley, KKK (19th century), Luke Starr, M. L. Armstrong, Starr family, Sulphur Springs, Terrorism (KKK)

Freedmen's Bureau Records - Letter from Hopkins County, Sulphur Springs, July 17, 1868

Freedmen's Bureau Records - Letter from Hopkins County, Sulphur Springs, July 17, 1868

Creator: The Daily Austin Republican

Date: July 17, 1868

Tags: 1868, Charley Grimes, Freedmen's Bureau, Herman Spencer, Joe Easley, Membership (KKK), Minerva James, P. A. Turk, Postal Service, Postmaster (KKK), Sulphur Springs

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