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For at least three hundred years, the area of Virginia now called Fort Lee has been inhabited. The roads and the later railroads on which tobacco was transported to market became the avenue of mobilization and troop support during the American...
The Fort in Fort Worth was formally established on June 6, 1849 by Brevet Major Ripley Allen Arnold, commanding officer of: Company "F" 2nd. U.S. Dragoons. The fort was eventually located on the bluff overlooking the junction of the Clear...
The history of North America is closely tied to the wild horse herds that spread across the plains following an Indian uprising, resulting in Spanish expelsion from Santa Fe in the late 1600s. Coronado and his conquistadors arrived in the middle...
About 1861 or 1862,the savages made a horse stealing raid down the Paluxy, nearly as far as the present city of Glen Rose; then crossed the divide toward Robinson Creek. When their raid became known, members of the Arrington, Powell, Chambers...
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Sometime near the close of the Civil War and about 1864, Burns, who lived on the head waters of Crabapple Creek , about thirteen miles northeast of Fredericksburg, was traveling alone, afoot and on his way to his uncle, Conrad Ahrens, who lived at...
Burnet County, Texas During 1873, W.W. Brooks, James Taylor, B. Eubanks and about five others struck the trail of Indians, who were on a horse stealing raid, and overtook them about nineteen miles northwest of Burnet in Burnet County. The nineteen...
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