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167. Rosalie B. Hart Priour, "The Adventures of a Family of Emigrants Who
Emigrated to T e xas, in 1834; An Autobiography by Rosalie B. Hart
Priour" (n.d.), BarkerTexas History Center, University of e xas, Austin.
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168. Julia Lee Sinks, "Reminiscences of Early Days in e xas Taken from Articles
Published in the Dallas and Galveston News, February , 1896,"BarkerTexas
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History Center, University of e xas, Austin; Martha N. McFarlin Gray,
"Adventures of John Green McFarlin and an Autobiography" (1931),
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Barker T e xas History Center, University of e xas, Austin; Eugenie E.
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Lavender, "Biography" (n.d.) B arkerTexas History Center, University of
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T e xas, Austin; and Mary A. Baylor, "Reminiscences" (n. d.), Barker e xas
History Center, University of e xas, Austin.
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169. Susan E. Newcomb, "Diary" (1865-1869, 1871-1873), Barker T e xas
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History Center, University of e xas, Austin. For additional stories, see
Francis Edward Abernethy, Legendary Ladies oj Texas (Denton: University
of North T e xas Press, 1994).
170. Jonaphrene S. Faulkner, typescript of novel "Prairie Home" (n.d.), Barker
T e xas History Center, University ofTexas:Austin.
171. Ella Bird-Dumont, "True Life Story ofElIa Bird-Dumont, Earliest Settler
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in the East Part of Panhandle, e xas" (n.d.) B arkerTexas History Center,
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University of T e xas, Austin; Saunders, "Life Experiences"; Margaret
Armstrong Bowie, "Diary of Margaret Armstrong" (1872-1877), Barker
T e xas History Center, University ofTexas,Austin; and May Callan Tansill,
"Narrative" (n.d.), Barker T e xas History Center, University of T e xas,
Austin.
172. Millie M. Butler, interview 10094, vol. 14, Indian-Pioneer Papers,
University of Oklahoma, Norman.
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173. Mrs. W C. Jarhoe, "Papers" (1890-1913), e stern History Collections,
University of Oklahoma, Norman.
174. Amelia F. Harris, no interview number, vol. 47, Indian-Pioneer Papers,
University of Oklahoma, Norman.
175. Adams, "Diary of Ellen T o mpkins Adams"; and Pauline Farseth and
Theodore C. Blegen, eds., Frontier Mother: The Letters of Cro Svendsen
(Northfield, Minn.: Norwegian-American Historical Association, 1950),
32.
176. Maverick, "Memoirs"; Sinks, "Reminiscences"; and Fergus M.
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Bordewich, Killing the White Ma 's Indian (New Y o rk: Random House,
1997), 45-50.
177. Theda Perdue, "Cherokee W o men and the T r ail of T e ars," Journal of
W o men's History 1 (spring 1989 : 14-30; and Perdue, "Women, Men and
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American Indian Policy: The Cherokee Response to 'Civilization,'"
90-II4 in Negotiators of Change: Historical Perspectives on Native American
Women, ed. Nancy Shoemaker (New Y o rk: Routledge, 1995); Ronald

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