| MRS. CHABOT (NEEVAN
DERLIP): Dedication Page |
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SAINTANTHONY OF
PADUA.
From A Statuette, a Valdes heirloom; See page 231 of
text.
Courtesy of the Canary Island Society:
Frontispiece |
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SAN JOSE MISSION
PORTAL.
From the painting by Thomas Allen, in the Museum of
Fine Arts, Boston.
Reproduced in Chabot, "Indian Excerpts from Morfi's
Memorias." |
Facing: 14 |
CATTLE BRNADS.
Facsimilie.
From the Bexar Archives. Approved by the
Governor, May 19, 1778, for the Rancho de las
Cabras. |
Facing: 30 |
MARRIAGE AT SAN
JUAN MISSION.
From the painting by Thodore Gentilz.
Courtesy of the Yanaguana Society, owners. |
Facing: 46 |
GENTILZ HOME NORTH
FLORES STREET.
Showing "Buffalo Camp Yard."
From the painting by Gentilz, presented to the
Yanaguana Society by Hobart Huson.
Courtesy of Lucy Maverick. |
Facing: 62 |
THE KITCHEN.
From the painting by Gentilz. presented to the
Yanaguana Society by Mrs. Fanny Steves. |
Facing 78. |
JUAN LEAL.
1808-1884
From the painting in possession of Rosa NEwton (nee
Leal).
Courtesy of Connie Garcia, his greag granddaughter. |
Facing: 94 |
MILITARY PLAZA.
Showing Mexican chili stands in back of San Fernando
Church.
From Erhard R. Guenther, owner. |
Facing:110 |
JUAN N. SEGUIN.
From the painting in possession of the City of Seguin |
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ANTONIO MENCHACA.
Texas Patriots.
Courtesy of the League of United Latin American
Citizens. |
Facing: 126 |
EAST SIDE OF MAIN
PLAZA, 1849.
Showing the Granado-Bethencourt Home, the Cagildo or
Municipal Hall, and the Padron-Chaves Home.
From the painting by W. G. M. Samuels, in the Bexar
County Court House,San Antonio, Texas. |
Facing 142 |
MARIA DE JESUS
SMITH (NEE CURBELO).
From a photograph. |
Facing:158 |
MANUEL YTURRI.
From the painting by Carl G. vonIwonski. |
Facing: 174 |
CHAVES CEDULA.
Facsimilie.
From the Chaves Papers, presented to the Younguana
Society by Estevan Chaves. |
Facing: 190 |
| JOSE ANTONIO
NAVARRO. |
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FRANCISCO RUIZ.
From a painting in possession of the Herrera family
Signers of the Texas Delcaration of Independence.
Courtesy of the League of United LatinAmerican
Citizens. |
Facing 206 |
JOSE CASSIANO.
From the painting by Iwonski, in possession of the
Antonio Perez family. |
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JUANA MENCHACA (NEE
pEREZ).
From the painting in possession of Mrs. Lightfoot, her
niece |
Facing: 222 |
ERASTUS (DEAF)
SMITH.
Native of Duchess County, New York; Texas' most
efficient and alert scout. General Sam
Houston regarded him so highly that he had a
painting of him made. This was after the
Battle of San Jacinto. The original was
given the san Jacinto Chapter of the Daughters
of the Republic of Texas by Houston Williams, a
grandson of General Houston. Itnow hangs
in the Public Library, Houston, Texas. |
Facing: 238 |
DOOR OF VERAMENDI
PALACE.
From the sketch by Julia Johnston, in possession of
Sarah King. |
Facing: 254 |
ANNE M. BRADLEY
(NEE LEWIS).
From a photograph. |
Facing: 270 |
SAMUEL A. MAVERICK.
From a photograph. |
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MARY A. MAVERICK
(NEE ADAMS).
From a daguerreotype. |
Facing: 286 |
| DAVID C. VAN DERLIP. |
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JULIANA A. VAN
DERLIP (NEE COOK).
From the miniature on ivory. |
Facing: 302 |
JACOB WAELDER.
From the engraving in the "Biographical Encyclopedia of
Texas," New York, 1880.
Courtesy of Gus Groos. |
Facing: 318 |
JOHN JAMES.
From the painting by Edward Grenet. |
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ANNIE JAMES (NEE
MILBY).
From a photograph. |
Facing: 334 |
| DUNCAN C. OGDEN. |
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| ELIZABETH OGDEN
(NEE COX), and daughter. |
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| CORA (MRS. N. T.
WILSON). |
Facing: 338 |
GEORGE S. PEACOCK.
From the painting by Sully. |
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JOHN BOWEN (RALPH
W. PEACOCK).
From a photograph.
This engraving is dedicated to the love of the "Two
Brothers," by the grandchildren in San Antonio,
Texas. |
Facing: 350 |
| JOHN CONRAD
BECKMANN. |
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REGINA BECKMANN
(NEE MUELLER).
From the watercolors by Wisard, Zurach, Switzerland; in
possession of Regina Hurst (neeBeckmann). |
Facing: 366 |
KARL WILH. A. BROOS.
From a painting. |
Facing: 382 |
| CARL HILMAR
GUENTHER. |
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HENRIETTA DOROTHEA
GUENTHER (NEE PAPE).
From the paintings by Iwonski, in possession of Amanda
Wagner (nee Guenther). |
Facing: 398 |
| EDUARD STEVES |
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JOHANNE STEVES (NEE
kLOEPPER).
From the paintings by Iwonski, in possession of Mrs.
Fanny Steves. |
Facing: 406 |
