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I06. Mattie a lker, "A Brief History of the William B.Walker Family" (n.d.),
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I07. Mary Jones, "Papers" (1846-1944), Barker T e xas History Center,
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and Knuth, "From Ithaca to Clatsop Plains," pt. 1 , 257-58, 284; Dunlap,
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