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James George Thompson, 1803 -1879: Cherokee Trader, Texian, Secessionist

James George Thompson, 1803 -1879: Cherokee Trader, Texian, Secessionist

James George Thompson, 1803 -1879: Cherokee Trader, Texian, Secessionist

James George Thompson, 1803 -1879: Cherokee Trader, Texian, Secessionist

by Kelsey, Mary Wilson and Mavis Parrott Kelsey

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0961330813
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9780961330811
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College Station TX: Texas A & M University, 1988. First Edition. Hardcover. Quarto. (x), 578 pages. Red cloth with gilt lettering to front cover, black & gilt lettering spine label; New copy - as issued without dust jacket in original shrinkwrap. Numerous black & white illustrations; Bibliography and Index. A fascinating glimpse into life on the edge of the moving frontier as the Indians were moved westward. James G. Thompson was a pioneer in Grayson County, Texas in the 1830's establishing a ferry at Preston Bend on the Red River north of Dallas. He sold horses to the Army during the period of the Red River War and also to the Butterfield Stage Line which passed through this area. This book traces his family history and includes genealogical information on many families. It also includes in facsimile the 1832-33 daybook from his trading post at Webber's Falls (near the confluence of the Canadian and Arkansas Rivers) in eastern Oklahoma.

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Carpe Diem Fine Books US (US)
Bookseller's Inventory #
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Title
James George Thompson, 1803 -1879: Cherokee Trader, Texian, Secessionist
Author
Kelsey, Mary Wilson and Mavis Parrott Kelsey
Format/Binding
Hardcover
Book Condition
Used
Quantity Available
14
Edition
First Edition
ISBN 10
0961330813
ISBN 13
9780961330811
Publisher
Texas A & M University
Place of Publication
College Station TX
Date Published
1988
Keywords
Genealogy; Red River; Chisholm Trail; Oklahoma, Grayson County, Butterfield Mail, Butterfield Stage, Cattle, Cherokee Indians
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Western Americana;

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