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Ornate partly-printed DS, one page, 17.75 x 14, December 15, 1844. Land grant issued to John Holloday for 640 acres of land for “having fought b

Texas settler for whom Huffman, Texas was named. Manuscript DS, one page, 7.75 x 12.5, October 7, 1834. Land grant reads, in part: “By this instrument

Oliver Jones (1794–1866) was a Texas pioneer, Indian fighter, and public official. He was chairman of the committee appointed to produce a flag and se

Manuscript DS, one page, 8 x 2.75, February 15, 1833. Promissory note reads, in full “Six months after date we or either of us do jointly and sinceral

Printed decree, in Spanish, one page, 8.258 x 11.5, dated November 21, 1833. Issued by the Secretary of State. The five-article decree reads, in part

Soldier, colonizer, and leading figure in the Texas Revolution (1788–1835), killed by a Mexican rifleman during the Siege of Bexar. Very rare manuscri

Musquiz was appointed the political chief of the Department of Texas by the Governor of Coahuila and Texas in January 1828. He served until July 7, 18

Horse-trader and freebooter in Natchez (1771–1801). Nolan is sometimes credited with being the first to map Texas for the American frontiersmen, but h

Physician, land speculator, and legislator (1798–1852). Handwritten endorsement, signed “Rob: Peebles,” dated December 8, 1834, at the bottom of a one

ALS in Spanish, three pages on two adjoining sheets, 6.25 x 8.25, November 24, 1835. Letter to Jesus de la Garza, in which Rosas talks about his assig

Manuscript DS, in Spanish, signed “Guillermo H. Steele,” three pages on two adjoining sheets, 8.5 x 12, February 1, 1835. Untranslated land grant on S

Partly-printed DS, in Spanish, signed as Minister of War, “Ant. Lopez de Santa Anna,” one page, 8.5 x 12.5, November 16, 1829. Santa Anna appoints C.

Manuscript DS, in Spanish, signed by Judge of Measures “Antonio Garza Morales,” one page, 6.25 x 6, March 17, 1836. Untranslated receipt for three mul

An impressive collection of documents and letters encompassing 38 signers of the Texas Declaration of Independence. Collection is housed in a custom-m

Manuscript DS, one page both sides, 8 x 12.5, February 14, 1837. Deed from Santos Coy to Lucien Navarro. In part: “Before me…personally appeared Juan

Manuscript law ordinance, copied for agents of the government, four pages on two adjoining sheets, dated December 18, 1835. The five-section decree is

Partly-printed DS, signed “A. Horton,” “N. Hunt,” and with an “X” by John Robertson, one page, 7.75 x 5, February 15, 1838. An oath prescribed by the

Manuscript DS, one page, 8 x 8.5, October 18, 1830. Slave sale document reads, in full (with grammar and spelling retained): “Know all men by these pr

An absolutely amazing hand-drawn map, 13.5 x 43.5, entitled, in Spanish, “Mapao de las Fortificaciones de Zacatecas dada por El Em. General Presidente

Early settler and developer (1784–1862) of what is now Jasper County. He became alcalde of Bevil’s Settlement and was a delegate to the Consultation.