Counties from Maggie Lambeth

Fredericksburg, Texas: Press of the Fredericksburg Publishing Co., 1925. First Edition. Hardcover. GOOD. 230pp., 16 photographs, appendix, last blank page and last photograph with 3" corner cut-off, old Harper, Tx. ranch bookplate inside front cover. All else clean tight and bright with light soil to the turquoise cloth.Black title on upper board only. The appendix includes a church… Read more

No publisher, No date. GOOD. 17pp., single side, 4to typescript, stapled, brown cloth spine over yellow stiff wraps, light soil. Covers the period up to 1969, arranged alphabetically by cememtery beginning with the Benton City Cemetery which was the first to be established in the county in 1870. Also gives location and directions to the sites. Others are… Read more

San Antonio : Watercress, 1988. First Edition. Paperback. FINE. SIGNED by the author with a signed letter laid-in. 328pp., 56 historic photos. Glossy over-size wraps. Author grew-up in Menard County, graduated college with several degrees. She retired in Kerrville in the 80s. Her autobiography begins includes life growing up in Menard in the 1920's and '30s. She also… Read more

Marceline, Mo.: San Marcos Daily Record, 1999. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE. 128pp., 100s of b/w photographs, 4to glossy photographic boards. Includes history of San Marcos by Mrs. G.A. Rogers reprinted from the Kyle News, 1928 and many historic photos of Hays County.

Crosbyton, Tx: Published by Crosby County Historical Commission., 1983. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE. Typescript format. Includes a list of obits on file with the county.

Marceline, Mo.: Heritage House Publishing, 2001. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE. 128pp., oblong glossy b/w photographic boards. Historic and modern photos.

The Mason County Sesquicentennial Committee., 1986 . First Edition. Hardcover. VERY GOOD. Contributions from many people, 190pp., many photos. maps of Mason, Streeter and Wagram. 4to blue leatherette, silver and white titles. Minor surface impressions, previous owner's name. Includes historical background, early settlers, family genealogy, history of many early houses and information not previously submitted on all of… Read more

Dallas: Mesquite Historical Committee, 1984. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE. Contributions and research by various members of the committee. 260pp., f photographs, maps, printed on coated stock 4to tan cloth with maroon embossed titles. Includes information on The New Town, Settlement of a Community and Coming of a Railroad, Peters and Mercer Coloniesby Max McCullough; Mesquite 1887 -… Read more

San Antonio : Texas Historical Records Survey, 1939. First Edition. Soft Cover. VERY GOOD.. 217pp., index by subject and entry,chronological, footnotes, full page map. 4to blue printed wraps brown cloth tape spine. Much on governmental organization according to the Constitution of the Republic of Texas, Commissioners Court, Historical Sketch of Sabine County, letter from James Gaines to Juan… Read more

Jacksonville, Texas: Helen Crawford, 1987. First Edition. FINE. 433pp., typescript, xerox copies of newspaper photographs and articles, 4to beige wraps, brown cloth tape spine Scrapbook style with 100s of newspaper histories from Jacksonville papers Daily Progress, Cherokeean, the Tyler Courier-Times-Telegraph and Texas Highways.

Jacksonville, Texas: Helen Wooddell Crawford, 1984. First Edition. VERY GOOD. 344pp. plus index 73pp., typescript, 4to yellow wraps, brown cloth tape spine Includes the towns of Jacksonville, Rusk, Alto their events, officers, railroads, factories, schools, graves, etc.

San Antonio : Historical Publishing Network, 2007. First Edition. FINE. 188pp., index, list of students at Mission Valley Schools with parents and spouse, maps, 122 photographs, many historic, 4to pictorial glossy blue boards. Very detailed on the schools early family memoirs like Wilhelm Adams, George Lacy, Heinrich Adams Family, roads, cemetery, social clubs, Shooting Club, Slumber Falls, genealogies… Read more

n.p.: Howard County Historical Comission, 1982. First Edition. VERY GOOD. Brown embossed leatherette, gilt spine titles, 100 year decoration to upper board, 592 pp., color photo endpapers, photos, index. Family histories from pp. 183-470. Crease in spine and light wear at head and heel. Clean tight no names, no writing. West Texas county history with information on ranching,… Read more

Longview, Texas: Author, 1984. First Edition. VERY GOOD. SIGNED and numbered 86 of 500 by the author also signed and presented to former owner. 228pp., map, sepia photographs, footnotes arranged by building, 26 buildings receive full historical coverage, many others with historical markers. 4to brown wraps.

Pioneer, 1966. First Edition. Hardcover. VERY GOOD. Illus. by Floyd E. Scott, 336, 376pp., photographs (plus illus.) 4to light blue cloth, gilt titles. Volume one covers area local history, pioneers, businesses, towns, schools, etc. and volume II covers many family histories and genealogies.

1931. First Edition. FAIR . 96pp., photos. Photographic wraps, water damage.

Dallas: NK Associates, 1999. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE. SIGNED with author's presentation, 320pp., index, genealogy of 26 families, maps, photographs, list of students by year at Mountain Valley School, photo of 1948 reunion, plus other classesgoing back to 1914, and many historic phtographs from the area. Includes history of merchants, dance halls, postmasters and mail contracts, early German… Read more

Austin: RioGroup Architects and Planners, 1990. First Edition. FINE. 186pp., photos, drawings, plans, elevations, maps, typescript, appendices, eferences, 4to printed grey wraps. Prepared for the Palo Duro River Authority. Essays on sheep and cattle raising, open range ranching 1870-1905 and closed range ranching 1905-1945 in the project area and much of interest to Hansford County architecture and historic… Read more

Rockwall, Texas: Rockwall County Historical Foundation, 1999. Reprint. FINE. Reproduction of the original 1969 edition without changes. 364pp., photographs. Gilt titles on green cloth.

Victoria, Texas: Chamber of Commerce, 1937. First Edition. 8pg. folio printed photographic white wraps with ribbon tie, lower wrap taped and otherwise very good; together with illustrated red/green sheet of proposed Christmas stamp for U.S. postage designed by Postmaster Leopold Morris of Victoria, Texas- "Washington Crossing the Delaware"; and silk banner "Victoria County" images of De Vaca, De Leon's… Read more