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| Wilson County Societies &
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Jim Wheat's Site |
| Wilson County Publications Available |
| This list
of material represents many of the materials that are available
for Wilson County. All of the titles listed here have information
about the people or places of Wilson County. Most of these books
can be borrowed from your local library through their Inter-Library
Loan (ILL) program. Additionally, with so many books now being put
online at Google you just might find what you're looking for on
the Web. |
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The Life and reminiscences of Hon. W.H.
(Wick) Blanton. (1940). Gonzales, Tex: Gonzales County News.
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A brief history of Wilson Chapel cemetery:
(near Donie, Freestone County, Texas). (2005). Mexia, Tex: Flatt
Stationers. |
| Almaráz,
F. D. (1976). Inventory of county records,
Wilson County courthouse, Floresville, Texas. Denton: North Texas
State University. |
| Britt, L.
L. (2005). In praise of Hiram Wilson:
The story of a 19th century Guadalupe County pottery. San Antonio:
Wilson Pottery Foundation |
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Centennial, St. Ann's Catholic Church:
1898-1998, Sto Lat, Kosciuszko, Texas. (1998). S.l: s.n.
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| Davis, W.
C. (1979). One hundred years of Masonry
in Floresville and Fairview, Texas. [s.l.]: Davis.
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| Fischer,
D., & Kirkpatrick, L. (2004). Marriages 1854 to 1916 of the
Graytown Church: La Capilla de Santiago (1854-1877) and Nuestra
Senora de Guadalupe (1877-1916), located at Graytown and Canada
Verde (Wilson County, Texas). San Antonio, Tex: Los Bexarenos
Genealogical Society. |
| Fox, A.
A., & Houk, B. A. (1998). Archaeological and historical investigations
at Rancho de las Cabras, 41WN30, Wilson County, Texas. San Antonio
[Tex.]: Center for Archaeological Research, University of Texas
at San Antonio. |
| Garcia,
O. G. (2005). Baptisms 1884-1897 of the Graytown Church Nuestra
Senora de Guadalupe: Located at Graytown (present-day Wilson County,
Texas). San Antonio, Tex: Los Bexarenos Genealogical Society. |
| Gilliland,
M. T. (1977). Wilson County Texas Rangers, 1837-1977. S.l:
s.n.]. |
| Harris,
J. W. (2006). African Americans in Wilson County, Texas, 1860-1885:
An aid for family historians. Las Vegas, NV: LynBrook Books.
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| Hernandez,
G. H. (2006). Baptisms 1854-1885 of the Graytown Church: La Capilla
de Santiago (1854-1877) and Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe (1877-1885)
located at Graytown and Cañada Verde (Wilson County, Texas).
San Antonio, Tex: Los Bexarenos Genealogical Society. |
| Hsu, D.
P., & Ralph, R. W. (1968). An appraisal of the archeological
resources of Cibilo Reservoir, Wilson County, Texas. Archeological
survey report, no. 1. [Austin]: Texas State Building Commission
and Texas State Water Development Board. |
| Jackson,
C. L. (1947). The effect of the war period on the rural schools
of Wilson County. Thesis (M.A.)--St. Mary's University, San
Antonio, Tex., 1947. |
| Jones,
C. J., & Fox, A. A. (1983). Archaeological testing at Rancho
de Las Cabras, Wilson County, Texas: Third season. [San Antonio]:
Center for Archaeological Research, University of Texas at San Antonio.
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| McManus,
J. (1985). Wilson County, Texas marriage records, 1860-1876.
St. Louis, Mo: Frances T. Ingmire. |
| Meyr, I.
M. (1990). Cemeteries of Wilson County, Texas (over 130 cemeteries
and burial plots). Floresville, Tex: E. & I. Meyr.
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| Polley,
J. H. (1852). Joseph H. Polley papers. |
| Robinson
family, & Locke family. (1853). Robinson-Locke family papers.
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| Stoddard,
H. B. ( ). Henry Bates Stoddard papers. |
| Texas Historical
Records Survey. (1939). Inventory of the county archives of Texas.
No. 247, Wilson County (Floresville). San Antonio, Tex: The
Survey. |
| Texas State
Library. (2004). Wilson County index to deeds 1860-1900.
Austin, Tex: State Archives Division, Texas State Library.
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| Thonhoff,
R. H. (1968). The first ranch in Texas. Southwest Texas heritage
series, no. 1. Karnes City, Tex: Old Helena Foundation.
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| University
of Texas at San Antonio, & Texas Antiquities Committee. (1998).
Archaeological and historical investigations at Rancho de las
Cabras, 41WN30, Wilson County, Texas: Fourth season. [San Antonio,
Tex.]: Center for Archaeological Research, University of Texas at
San Antonio. |
| Wilson
County tax rolls, 1860-1910. (1986). Austin, Texas: Texas State
Library Records Division for Texas State Library Archives.
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| Young,
B. S. (1980s). Cibolo/Baker Primitive Baptist Church, Wilson
County, Texas: 1893-1943. Cuero, Texas: B. S. Young.
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| Wilson County Records Available
on Microfilm |
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LDS Libraries |
|
Texas State Library and Archives Commission |
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