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A Foundational 1824 Austin Colony Land Grant
This exceptionally early and historically resonant manuscript land title of Stephen F. Austin’s First Colony, issued to James “Jack” Cummins in 1824—during the formative months in which Mexican Texas began to acquire the Anglo-American settler population later remembered as the Old Three Hundred. Its importance rests not merely in its age, but in the convergence of its named grantee, unusual acreage, three foundational signatures, and its direct association with the earliest organized civil administration of Austin’s Colony.
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Mappe Monde, Contenant les Parties Connues du Globe Terrestre: Janvier & Longchamps, 1754
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Slated Outline Activity Globe [Military Planning]: Denoyer-Geppert Co., c.1939
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A General Map of the World or Terraqueous Globe...: Dunn, 1794
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Frederick de Wit's Separately Published set of the Continents: de Wit, 1660
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Framed [Old Three Hundred] Signed Colonial Texas Land Grant: By Stephen F. Austin, Baron de Bastrop and Samuel May Williams, 1824
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Harris County: Royalty Owners Service, c.1940
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