Mathew Caldwell        Patrick Burk         Edward Burleson         Stephen F. Austin      H. A. Alsbury

Almeron Dickinson        Suzanna Dickinson        Morris G. Hall         W.E. Heard     Andrew Jackson              J. H. Kuykendall

Charles Lockart      J. C. Neil      Andrew Ponton     James W. Robertson     Juan Seguin     Henry Smith        Charley B. Stewart

 

Letter of Recommendation

gwdlet.01c.htm_txt_lwf41_cmp.JPG (7030 bytes)  To whom it may concern.This is to certify that George W. Davis who is about to immigrate from Green county Kentucky to the province of Texas in the republic of Mexico, has been for many years a citizen of said county of Green Kentucky; and has constantly demeaned himself as an upright orderly respectable citizen & an industrious useful mechanic and is recommended as such to the good people of Texas or any other part of the world in which he may settle.                            October 21st 1830

                                                                Samuel Brink attorney of law

                                       Samuel G. Cook, Attorney & Justice                                                                 of Peace

                                       Wm. B. Allen Attorney

                                        James Allen,Gen'l of the Militia

                                                         Senator


Rebecca Davis @ Old Scotts

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Gonzales March 12th 1831

Dear Wife

        I have selected a league of land in this colony and one of first rate quality. I have also agreed to divide leagues with Mr. Nash of this place ---- we will start tomorrow for his place to plant some corn and a garden. He will furnish me with seed, food ------------------our--------- when I will return to you immediately. Mr. Nash's land is 12 miles from this place and within 8 miles of a first rate saw and grist mill, it is a first rate league well timbered and good water. He wants ----- and  ----- be a very

I like this country very much, it fine rich land, high and healthy and free from mosquitoes, and in short is the richest most beautiful land I ever beheld, fine timber for every purpose and plenty of it. Mr. Nash's land abounds in black walnut timber. I had a very tiresome journey up here but am in good health. I hope this fins you  and  the family well -- I hope will do the -- and family. I know --- many privations and I am sorry for it but can't help it , try to bear up under the storm for a little while and we will have a clear sky and fair weather. I shall plant corn enough to do us next year. Save your seed, you can have a fall garden here, which they say is the best --- people here will  soon be done ------- enough to have ---.

Husband

G. W. Davis

 


 

 

 

 

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