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1. [p.26] Muster Rolls #1, 1850 - Additions and rebinding of the material in Section C have changed the original order of the copies so that the page numbers are no longer sequential. The following is the order of the leaves in Section C with the old page numbers noted. The old circled page numbers have been transcribed within parentheses. For more details see LOMR in Bibliography. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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2. [p.37] The muster roll of Captain John Chenoweth's company, mustered into service February, 1836, from MUSTER ROLLS #2 1856/57, Texas General Land Office, Austin, has been published in MUSTER ROLLS OF THE TEXAS REVOLUTION, Daughters of the Republic of Texas, Austin, Texas, pp. 82-83, 1986. See LOMR in Bibliography. 3. [p.38] The muster roll of Captain Thomas Llewellyn's Company with Grant and Fannin, organized December, 1835, is in MUSTER ROLLS #1 1850, Texas General Land Office, Austin. See LOMR in Bibliography.
4. By 1939 Davenport concluded that
the two doctors in the Johnson and Grant parties were Dr.
Charles P. Heartt (killed with Grant at Agua Dulce) and Dr. William
M. W. Hort, killed at San Patricio while in Johnson's party. One
problem with the original records is that handwritten "Hort" and
"Hart" (for Dr. Charles P. Heartt) look similar and could have been
copied either way.
The following is a summary of references to these two doctors.
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5. [p.190] Herman Ehrenberg was born in the village of Steuden, old Prussia, and died in 1866 at Dos Palmos, California. The story of his father's background and the claim of Herman Ehrenberg's involvement in a liberal political movement lack documentation. [Crisp, James E. "In Pursuit of Herman Ehrenberg: A Research Adventure." Southwestern Historical Quarterly, CII (April, 1999): 423-439.] |
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Harbert Davenport 1936 NOTES FROM AN UNFINISHED STUDY OF FANNIN AND HIS MEN | |
H. David Maxey, Editor Webpage of January 1, 2000 |