J. C. Larue to Col. J. Morgan, Commandant of Galveston

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IdentifierMS1931_0001_31-0239DateJuly 9, 1836CreatorsJ. C. LarueSubjectTexas--History--Republic, 1836-1845Texas War DepartmentCopyright StatementNo Copyright – Non-Commercial Use OnlyNotesTwo different letters - one official and one unofficial.DescriptionLarue reports on activities on the West End of the island, including the arrival of the steam boat Yellow Stone and address complaints about delays in making crossings from St. Louis island. In an unofficial note to Morgan, Larue mentions that he can no longer serve under Lieutenant Stansbury and will request a discharge or seek an appointment as Morgan's adjutant.LanguageEnglishRecipientJames Morgan

CollectionJames Morgan Papers

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J. C. Larue to Col. J. Morgan, Commandant of Galveston