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      Sections of my 1,046-page book

Colonel  James  Bourland  Timeline,   Volume I features    (362 pages)

Appendix,   Volume II features  (472 pages)

Bibliography, annotated  (12 pages)

Name Index  (a 146-page index)

Gazetteer  (a 20-page index)

East Texas Recruits sent to North and West Texas  (a 3-page index)

Physicians in the North Texas Militias   (a 1-page index)

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                     sample  pages

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Introduction to Volume I            Colonel James Bourland Timeline.

Introduction to Volume II         Appendix.

Gazetteer                                            The political districts -- then and now -- of the places

mentioned are defined.  (6,616 entries in 20 pages)

Name Index                                       Most of the 39,207 entries of the 150-page Name Index

show a county of residence or a mustering place.

East Texas Militia Recruits

Physicians                                            of 243 Texas Militias 

 (other web pages)

107 Prisoners  Arrested  April 9, 1865 in Wise County, Texas

1853 Chickasaw Nation,  Epperson's letter to Bourland, a complaint about losing Chickasaw account

1864 Petitioners   from Gillespie, Kimble, Llano, Mason, McCulloch, Menard, and San Saba Counties, Texas

Additional Soldiers  in Bourland's Regiment, not listed in archival records, 29 thus far.

Arizona Brigade,   Pyron's 2d TX Cav. Co H,   LeKoester's Company E,      Baylor's Ladies' Rangers

Brush Battalion, Confederate Brush Battalion listing of 496 men

Diary kept in 1865 at Fort Davis

Major contributions of this study to Indian Territory and Texas history

Map                                                 of Bourland's Regiment Area of Operations

Pyron's 2d Texas Cavalry Company "H" Roster -  2d Mounted Rifles, 2d Arizona Brigade

Reviews

Seven Militia Brigades of North Texas,  includes 34 North Texas counties

Sociological  entries in my indexes, collective terms.

Tonkawa Massacre

                 (tangentially related to my 1,046-page book)

Altus Confederate Veterans'   Reunion: 1894 Altus, Old Greer County, Texas; now Jackson County, Oklahoma

Carter County Confederate Veterans'  Reunion:  1923 and 1930 Ardmore, Oklahoma.

Erath County Civil War Veterans  Photo of 26 veterans on the courthouse steps on July 11, 1924.

Fort Arbuckle, Outpost in Indian Territory, 1850-1870 (my index of) W. B. Justiss' 1976 Master's Thesis from

                  the University of Arkansas.

Frazier McLish's Militia of the Chickasaw Nation

McCulloch County Civil War Veterans, Photo of veterans in Brady on August 3, 4, and 5, 1921.

                   Mountain Remnants of the 5th Brigade of the United Confederate Veterans.  

Rebecca  McIntosh, of Indian Territory and the Creek Nation

Surveys: of Indian Territory      1871 to 1899 surveys of now Oklahoma Counties by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management

Wells' Battalion, Good’s, Scanland’s and Gillett’s Squads ... not confused Good's Co, Texas Light Artillery State Troops

            (personal stuff)

1837 Petitioners for Texas-Louisiana Border    Endnote 10.

Erin Springs, Beef Creek and Purcell, The Washita Valley in the 1880s

Events                                       cites my 6-page Handout  at speeches

Fite   and   Holder,   family   outlines

Libraries                                             outside Texas and Oklahoma, that shelve my 1,046-page book

Patricia Adkins-Rochette's direct-ancestor families

Recommended Links                 e.g. www.history-sites.com,    www.oiwus.org

Rev. John Harpole Carr in Indian Territory