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Three Forks Families Blog at WordPress

Rich Weatherly wrote 1 month ago: Reblogged from welcome to my place: In the middle of the nineteenth century my ancestor Isaac … more →

Tags: Texas Volunteer Rangers, Battle of Village Creek, Three Forks Region of Texas, City of Irving, DFW History, Three Forks

What Makes Us Love Texas?22 comments

David N. Walker wrote 1 month ago: We may not have it all together, but together we have it all. Every Wednesday and Friday one of our … more →

Tags: Miscellaneous, Author, Christian, David N. Walker, Blog, David N. Walker author, writer, David N. Walker’s blog, facebook

The Vet Who...Well, Maybe Wasn't4 comments

susanlowestrickland wrote 1 month ago: Rule one of reading other people’s stories is that whenever you say ‘Well that’s n … more →

Tags: Stories, life 2, Writing #2, History 2, Brazos River, Stephen F. Austin, Old 300, Sharecroppers, Bootleggers

Ron Paul Running For President of The Republic of Texas???

The Lone Star Pundit wrote 2 months ago: In light of Washington’s inability to get anything done and show some self-restraint, this wou … more →

Tags: Politics, Texas, Ron Paul, April Fools, President of Texas

A Message from Bexar2 comments

CeliaHayes wrote 2 months ago: Several days following the final assault on the walls of the Alamo, word was recieved in Gonzales, t … more →

Tags: Old West, Sam Houston, Gonzales, Alamo, james bowie, Susanna Dickinson, Davy Crockett, Runaway Scrape

Happy (Belated) Independence Day4 comments

michaeltuuk wrote 3 months ago: Texas Capitol at Night 65mm, f/22, 1/8s, ISO 400 When we told my sister-in-law — twenty-two-is … more →

Tags: Misc, Family, Texas, Austin, Texas, Night Photography, Austin, Capitol, University of Texas, Night

Little Independence3 comments

thetravelingpear wrote 3 months ago: I cannot believe I nearly forgot the significance of today’s date!  The history nerd in me sho … more →

Tags: What's New With the Pear?, a little history, Travel, spring, antiques, Life, Coast Guard, Texas Independence, bluebonnets

Texas Independence Day: 176 Years Since Republic4 comments

ktvtdeborah wrote 3 months ago: FORT WORTH (AP) – When Andrew Marsh’s students at Danny Jones Middle School in Mansfield … more →

Tags: News, Local, México, History, American History, Texas History, Texas Independence Day, texas revolution, dust bowl

Texan Hodge Podge

jessima1111 wrote 3 months ago: And you thought "Don't mess with Texas" was our state slogan... TEXAS. The name alone … more →

Tags: Texas, Texas Independence, Alamo, Texan, Texas landscapes, Poetry, Homeland, Native Land, Texian

176 years.....10 comments

flyoverhere wrote 3 months ago: ago today Texas declared its independence from Mexico and became the Republic of Texas.  We were a s … more →

Tags: Life, Patriotism, united states, Texas, Big Bend, Piney-Woods, México, Great Plains, Gulf Coast of the United States

Texas Independence Day: Lone Star State turns 1751 comment

mb50 wrote 3 months ago: by Bailey Johnson The nation’s second biggest state is celebrating a birthday. Today is Texas … more →

Tags: Americas, United States, Texas, North America, History by State, México, Texas, Texas Independence Day, lone star state

Texian Independence Day!

augenguy wrote 3 months ago: One hundred and seventy seven years ago today, a group of men gathered at Washington-on-the-Brazos, … more →

Tags: Texian, San Jacinto, Texas Indepence Day

The Highlight Of The Day-In My Own Way # 388

MEinRhyme wrote 3 months ago: Back in 1836, as all Texans know- The Republic of Texas, formally declared its independence, from Me … more →

Tags: The Highlight Of The Day-In My Own Way, "Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times", rhyme, Mary Elizabeth Rumsey, Poetry, Sam Houston, 1836, Independence from Mexico

Mr. Cannon-Ball Was Not His Friend

CeliaHayes wrote 3 months ago: Thomas William Ward was born in Ireland of English parents in  1807, and at the age of 21 took ship … more →

Tags: Old West, Texas, thomas william ward, Austin, New Orleans Greys, archives war

Napolean of the West

Derek wrote 4 months ago: Santa Anna Image via Wikipedia Folks, earlier today between taking care of chores around the house, … more →

Tags: united states, Texas, Alamo, Santa Anna, México, Battle of San Jacinto, Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, Houston Ship Channel, billy bob thornton

American Ideals

freshthoughtz wrote 6 months ago: Image via Wikipedia American Ideals. It is a lofty and grand sounding two words. One that most Ameri … more →

Tags: President Obama, American Ideals, Wisconsin, United State, Preamble, God, Texas, We The People

Trends Journal: Economic Martial Law to be instituted by March 20123 comments

Andy Duncan wrote 6 months ago: You’re only allowed to access the materials on this page if you promise to hide all of your ra … more →

Tags: goldbugs, qe3, keiser, Austrian economics, Politics, Inflation, Blogging, divide and rule, Ron Paul

American Minute Crosswalk@crosswalkmail.com

loopyloo305 wrote 7 months ago: Image via Wikipedia American Minute Saturday, October 22, 2011 OCTOBER 22, 1836, General Sam Houston … more →

Tags: Life, america, People, Liberty, Texas, houston, Andrew Jackson, cherokee, Sam Houston

Alamo-Related Documents To Be Sold Online

ktvtdeborah wrote 7 months ago: SAN ANTONIO (AP) – Gunpowder receipts and other Alamo-related battle preparation documents wil … more →

Tags: News, San Antonio, The Alamo, Auction


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