Republic of Texas class 2d Debt Relief issued to Melvin

1) Wilkinson was to receive $157.50 for service in the Somerville Campaign in the company of Captain Cameron under General Davis. He was a member of the 1st Regiment, South Western Army from October 1

1) Hemphill for $31.50 for services under General Burlison. Hemphill was the acting adjutant General. He was also part of the Gillespie Company in the Vasquez Campaign of 1842. a force of 700 men unde

Burleson was a colonel in the battle of San Antonio. Both received funds for 1842 services rendered. Houston was listed as directly under the general. He received $31.50. Haynie was an orderly Sergean

Both of these soldiers were involved in Indian issues in 1841. Hart was in the company of Captain Fowler and received $22.03. Fowler is most likely C. A. W. Fowler, a tried and true military man. Holl

1) Walker for $67.50 for services in the Somervell Campaign. Walker served in the First Regiment, South Western Army under Captain Barrett from October 1, 1842 to November 10, 1842. 2) Worsham for $67

Both Haynie and Harrell were serving under Captain Thomas Green under Major Lewis. Haynie was to receive $41.00 and Harrell $62.50. Harrell was captured by General Woll near Rio Salado (Dawson's Massa

Issued for $72.00 for claims for beeves (beef, cattle) furnished General Somervell in 1842. Garza was an important person in San Antonio history. He was born in 1776 he San Antonio de Bejar, Texas. In

For services and losses on the Santa Fe Expedition. For $350. The Santa Fe expedition was an attempt by some Texans to convince New Mexico to join them and to create trade with the Santa Fe Trail. The

For fees of $7.75 as a witness in the district court of Robertson County. Paid July 3, 1852. Stamped Paid. Large rips repaired with museum quality tape! Other rips and corner issues. Date: 1851Country

For $97.75. Pryor Bryan was an officer in the Army of Texas from 1935 to 1936. [Liberty County Historical markers online] The Republic of Texas inherited from the provisional and ad interim government

The Somervell Campaign was a response to three predatory raids made by the Mexican army in 1842. President Sam Houston ordered Alexander Somervell to organize a militia and invade Mexico. 683 men arri

1) Henry W. Smith for services in Captain Smith[x=#129/]fs Company 1836. For $24. It is thought that Henry Smith traveled to Nacogdoches, Texas, with his father on a trip to purchase land in 1835. Hen

A PUBLIC DEBT OF THE LATE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS DOCUMENT, AUSTIN, OCTOBER 31,1853, printed and manuscript ink on watermarked laid paper, No. 4495, Second Class "B," with two different relief seal seals, p

Created by Act of Congress, Feb. 1840. $100 bond issued to Charles DeMorse in 1841. DeMorse, the Texas Stock Commissioner, was tasked with funding the republic's mounting public debt under President M

A REPUBLIC OF TEXAS $100 MUNICIPAL SCRIP ISSUED BY THE SABINA COUNTY COMPANY TO SAMUEL HOUSTON, SAN AUGUSTINE, JULY 1, 1839, hand inscribed ink on engraved paper, signed by David Brown, Secretary, and

THE ELEVENTH LAND RECEIPT ISSUED BY THE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS, FEBRUARY 23, 1836, SIGNED BY GAIL BORDEN (1801-1874) AND EDMUND ANDREWS (1814-1843), typed and inscribed ink on paper, reads: "NO. 11. Receiv

Austin, TX- Public Debt of the Late Republic of Texas

THREE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS $100 CONSOLIDATED FUND OF TEXAS CERTIFICATES, ISSUED TO JACK SHACKELFORD, SIGNED BY FRANCIS R. LUBBOCK AND WILLIAM G. COOKE, HOUSTON, SEPTEMBER 1, 1837, lithograph on paper wit

A REPUBLIC OF TEXAS $100 CONSOLIDATED FUND OF TEXAS CERTIFICATE, ISSUED TO JOHN KIRBY ALLEN, FOUNDER OF HOUSTON, SEPTEMBER 1, 1837, lithograph on paper with manuscript in ink, no. 1561, signed by Fran

AN EARLY REPUBLIC OF TEXAS DOCUMENT, TEXAS SCRIP, SIGNED BY THOMAS TOBY, ISSUED UNDER DAVID G. BRUNET, INTERIM PRESIDENT OF TEXAS, OCTOBER 10, 1836, engraving on paper with hand inscriptions in ink pe

TWO REPUBLIC OF TEXAS NOTES, $100 CONSOLIDATED FUND OF TEXAS CERTIFICATE ISSUED TO DR. ANSON JONES, LAST PRESIDENT OF TEXAS, HOUSTON, SEPTEMBER 1, 1837, engraving and manuscript on paper, signed by Fr

1) Number 1209 with ten coupons [x=#8211/] all signed by Charles Demorse of the Teas Stock Commission in 1940. Vignettes include allegorical lady, mill and Texas star. Issued to C. Conroy. The Commiss

1840 Charles DeMorse $500 Republic of Texas Bond Certificate Signed. One sheet with ten interest coupons. Austin, December 15, 1840. Issued to Edward Hall, number 2007. The certificate and all ten of

TWO REPUBLIC OF TEXAS NOTES, $100 CONSOLIDATED FUND OF TEXAS CERTIFICATE ISSUED TO ASHBEL SMITH ADMIN. FOR CHAUNCEY GOODRICH, SIGNED BY ELISHA M. PEASE AND WILLIAM G. COOKE, HOUSTON, SEPTEMBER 1, 1837