INDEX TO THE PAPERS (Continued)
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| Joseph Hawkins to Stephen F. Austin, July 23, 1822, urging him to write Governor Carroll and encourage his desire to take a land grant and settle in Texas. |
449
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| Stephen F. Austin to J. H. Bell and others, July 26, 1822, introducing Andrew Erwin. |
452
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| Letter from (Andrew Erwin?), July 28, (1822), giving an eyewitness account of the coronation of Iturbide on July 21. |
455
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| Deed of trust from Sterling C. Robertson to Elizabeth Childress, July 28, 1822, giving her all the right, title, and interest he had in 2200 acres in Giles County, Tennessee, on which Sterling C. Robertson's farm was located. |
458
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| Deed of release from Sterling C. Robertson to Eldridge B. Robertson, August 1, 1822, covering 19 negroes. |
463
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| Deed of Conveyance from Eldridge B. Robertson to Sterling C. Robertson, August 1, 1822, covering 4 negroes and all his lands in the western districts, plus his interest in the lots in Nashville, and all his lands in the middle district; also providing that, if Eldridge B. should die before 1830, Sterling C. is to be his executor and receive all his personal property - all for a consideration of $12,000. |
465
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| Stephen F. Austin to (Joseph H. Hawkins), August 6, 1822, reporting that the colonization law is now being printed. |
468
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| Dinner for Andrew Erwin, October 25, 1822. |
470
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| Call for members of the Texas Association to go by Leonard P. Cheatham's office to approve or reject the conditional contracts exhibited at the last meeting, published October 30, 1822. |
474
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| Division of land among heirs of Elijah Robertson, October 31, 1822. Concerns 5,000 acres on the Loosehatchie River, partly in Shelby County, Tennessee, near Memphis. |
475
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| Call for a full meeting of the Texas Association on November 9, published November 6, 1822. |
487
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| Newspaper controversy between Patrick H. Darby and Andrew Erwin, November 8, 1822, wherein Darby accuses Erwin of being a slave smuggler.
The article also reveals that Erwin was once a partner of Jared E. Groce. |
488
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| Call for a meeting of the Texas Association on November 30, published November 20, 1822. |
515
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| The Darby-Erwin controversy, November 20, 1822. Erwin's side of the story. |
516
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| Call for payment of five dollars on each share of stock in the Texas Association, by December 21. Published December 18, 1822. |
518
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