Early Settlers and Indian Fighters of Southwest Texas By Andrew Jackson Sowell

[AntlerCollector]

Cool. Thanks for sharing

[18ncs]

Thanks for the links.

[salth2o]

Awesome. Thanks for the links.

[SmTx]

Tagged to come back and download on my ipad.

[Puggy625]

Were these early settlers friends of yours Froggy?? Y'all go to the same school and share a primer to read out of??

Shots fired!

[Man]

on page 26...thanks

[quarterback]

Thanks Froggy, I'm checking it out now. Another Texas history buff here.

[dawgkllr]

The Lost Valley Fight (page 798) took place on and around our deer lease in Jermyn. There's lots of good information about this area and the hard life the settlers had to endure.

Very interesting, free online book about the early frontier days in Texas.

https://books.google.com/books/about...page&q&f=false

[Froggy]

Were these early settlers friends of yours Froggy?? Y'all go to the same school and share a primer to read out of??

Yep. Burnadell and I were in the same graduating class. He was known for cheating off of me because of his learning disabilities.

[BBReezen]

Tagged

[Let's go Brandon!]

The frontier days of Texas always fascinated me. A lot of people don’t realize that the Comanches actually gained a lot of their territory back from the early settlers during the 1840s. They were fierce fighters and if possible would kill the settlers in a brutal fashion, and rarely left survivors.

hence

[be12hunt]

Thanks, might have to read some tonight

[Native Texan]

If there is a particular area, person, or event you are interested in search the Frontier Times site. It will list any issues with articles to match your search.

[timoub007]

Interesting. Thank you for posting.

T

[J-Carp]

hence



[ATTACH]961008[/ATTACH]

Just outside Cherokee. To creepy to stop and look there.