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[Transcript of Letter from Stephen F. Austin to Tomas M. Duke, December 9, 1828]

Copy of transcript for a letter from Stephen F. Austin to Tomas M. Duke, on December 9, 1828, announcing that he found a silver and lead mine.

Date: December 9, 1828

Creator: Austin, Stephen F.

[Transcript of Letter from the Governor of Texas to its Inhabitants, 1831]

Copy of transcript for a letter from the governor of Texas to its inhabitants, in 1831, asking for colonists who do not have the titles to their land to come to the governor.

Date: 1831

[Transcript of letter from Thomas Barnett, July 6, 1830]

Copy of transcript for a letter from Thomas Barnett.

Date: July 6, 1830

[Transcript of Letter from Tomas M. Duke to Ramón Músquiz, August 6, 1828]

Copy of transcript for a letter from Tomas M. Duke to Ramón Músquiz, on August 6, 1828, informing him that Stephen F. Austin may use any militia resources he needs.

Date: August 6, 1828

Creator: Duke, Tomas M.

[Transcript of Letter from Tomas M. Duke to Ramón Músquiz, May 2, 1828]

Copy of transcript for a letter from Tomas M. Duke to Ramón Músquiz, on May 2, 1828, discussing a document from Congress about Stephen F. Austin's permission for the exportation of products to the colonies in Mexican Texas.

Date: May 2, 1828

Creator: Duke, Tomas M.

[Transcript of Letter, July 23, 1828]

Copy of transcript for a letter, on July 23, 1828, declaring that Stephen F. Austin will be given help from the Mexican National Militia.

Date: July 23, 1828

[Transcript of Letter to Antonio Tenorio, April 14, 1835]

Copy of transcript for a letter to Antonio Tenorio, on April 14, 1835, informing Tenorio that he is sending a man with an answer to Stephen F. Austin, and discussing a soldier who quit the army.

Date: April 14, 1835

[Transcript of Letter to Stephen F. Austin, May 25, 1828]

Copy of transcript for a letter to Stephen F. Austin, on May 25, 1828, concerning the reward for a run away slave of Robert M. Williams.

Date: May 25, 1828

[Transcript of letters from Stephen F. Austin, December 14, 1830]

Copy of transcript for letters from Stephen F. Austin, sent during the period of June 5, 1830 until December 14, 1830.

Date: December 14, 1830

[Transcript of report by Stephen F. Austin, June 18, 1825

Copy of transcript for a report by Stephen F. Austin concerning two individuals he had to arrest.

Date: June 18, 1825

[Transcript of Several Letters Concerning a Mine, December 1828]

Copy of transcript for three letters, written in December 1828, and one written in July of 1829. The first, from Stephen F. Austin, on December 9, 1828, claiming a mine he discovered. The second is from Tomas M. Duke on December 10, 1828, and the third is from Stephen F. Austin on December 13, 1828. The last, from Juan Martines and Pedro Vidaurri to Stephen F. Austin, on July 3, 1829, gives him control of the mine.

Date: December 9, 1828

Creator: Austin, Stephen F.; Duke, Tomas M.; Martines, Juan & Vidaurri, Pedro

[Transcript of Several Letters, November 18, 1830]

Copy of transcript for several letters written in November of 1830. The first, from William P. Harris to the Vice President of Mexico on November 18, 1830, discusses his desire to move to Mexico, and his attempts to gain land. The second, from Stephen F. Austin, discusses Harris' mission to populate and cultivate the land he is trying to acquire.

Date: November 18, 1830

Creator: Harris, William P. & Austin, Stephen F.

[Transcript of Three Letters Concerning a Mine, 1829]

Copy of transcript for three letters written in 1829. The first is from Samuel M. Williams to Joseph White, concerning his attempts to acquire the rights to a silver and lead mine. The second is a receipt from Joseph White, and the third informs Williams of the things he must do to affirm his ownership of the mine.

Date: unknown

[Transcript of Two Letters from Stephen F. Austin, September 8, 1825]

Copy of transcript for two letters from Stephen F. Austin, on September 8, 1825. The first discusses the receipt of an announcement from the president of Mexico, and the second replies that they will make sure justice is done.

Date: September 8, 1825