Box 2
Contains 9 Results:
Dan Scurlock, Mt. Pleasant, Texas to brother (Theodocius Joshua Scurlock), Mexico, 1869 October 10
Scope and Contents Describes his plans to get in touch with brother; feels government is in bad condition, "Texas will soon pass through to fiery ordeal of what is denominated reconstruction", expresses his prejudices toward Blacks; begs brother to come back to Texas.
W.L. Collins, Jefferson, Texas to Dr. Theodocius Joshua Scurlock, Tuxpan, Mexico, 1870 February 24
Scope and Contents Expresses opinion of government: "I hope it [government] will sink to the latter most pits of Hell."; has been able to collect some relates town news.
Dan Scurlock, Mt. Pleasant Texas to brother (Theodocius Joshua Scurlock), 1870 May 25
Scope and Contents Waited until Texas was accepted back into the Union; considers this a good gained from reconstruction; claims Negroes will remain in place they should, inferior position; wants to know about Mexico: politics, commercial facilities and social events; encourages him to come back to the U.S.; other town news.
W.L. Collins, Jefferson, Texas to Dr. Theodocius Joshua Scurlock, Tuxpan Republic of Mexico, 1870 June 25
Scope and Contents Relates local political happenings through reconstruction; and some very strong opinions; thanks for the description of Mexico; sends regards of many people and relates other family and town news.
W.L. Collins, Jefferson, Texas to Dr. Theodocius Joshua Scurlock, Tuxpan "Republick"of Mexico, 1870 August 6
Scope and Contents Relates his preconception of Mexico; "hopes to see all Democrats elected"in upcoming elections; other town news.
Theodocius Joshua Scurlock, Tamiahua, Tuxpan, Republic of Mexico to brother [Dan Scurlock], 1871 January 18
Scope and Contents Does not agree that Democrats have never changed, has been in poor health; is doing well in profession; explains his problems at the Asylum; eating in Mexico is cheap; is studying man; [contains several passages with no meaning].
Dan Scurlock, Mt. Pleasant Texas, to brother (Theodocius Joshua Scurlock) [Fantima, State of Vera Cruz, Mexico], 1879 May 25
Scope and Contents Hasn't heard from him in 2 months; encourages him to come visit Mt. Pleasant; claims it will be one of the most important small towns when the railroad is built from St. Louis through Texarkana; is now assessing taxes for the county; other family news; includes envelope.
Dan Scurlock, Mt. Pleasant, Texas to brother (Theodocius Joshua Scurlock),, 1882 March 3
Scope and Contents Wife not well with ovarian tumor; has become partner in goods firm; still county tax assessor; receives 6500 for this job; Mt. Pleasant included on Railroad which begins in St. Louis and will go to the Rio Grande to connect with Mexican rail encourages him to come and visit.
T.J. Eckards and J. Tessier, Tuscpan Mexico to Mr. Teodocio [Theodocius] J. Scurlock, Fantima, Mexico, 1883 August 20
Scope and Contents Received account against Jose Gamundi for $73.88; has placed credit in his name for $73.88.