James Morgan to "My dear Genl."

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IdentifierMS1931_0001_31-0567DateApril 21, 1841CreatorsJames MorganSubjectReal propertyGriefGreat Britain--Foreign relations--TexasTexas--Politics and government--1936-1846Swartwout, Tex.Copyright StatementNo Copyright – Non-Commercial Use OnlyDescriptionMorgan writes about his grief over the loss of his wife. He also writes about New Washington Association business and that land values are on the rise. He continues describing the prosepcts of Texas with Great Britain recognizing independence. He then he discussed the upcoming elections and that Sam Houston will move the seat of government if elected. Morgan also writes about the status of Swartwout's claims against Texas, the town of Swartwout, and shares some general notes about the affairs of the Texas government.LanguageEnglishRecipientJames Morgan

CollectionJames Morgan PapersPersonSamuel SwartwoutPlaceSwartwout, Tex.OrganizationNew Washington Association

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James Morgan to "My dear Genl."