Alabama Indians in Texas
Alabama Indians in Texas
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Elma Walker.
Male Female.
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183 ' Willis Thompson 184 ; Josie Thompson 185 Mary Thompson 186 Thomas Thompson 187 I McLane Thompson 188 j Jennie Pere > Female.
189 1 Sam David Male.
190 I Mary David Female.
191 ' Jack David ' Male...
192 ! Floyd David j do.
Sex.
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Male .... Do.. Female.
Relation.
Widow Daughter.
Son .... Do Daughter .
Head Wife Daughter.
Son do Single Widower.. Daughter.
Son do Years.
32 13 9 6 2 47 32 12 1 No. 188 is living with this family; is a ...sister-in-law of No. 189 and came from Louisiana to care for chil- dren; No. 189 is seldom at home, being employed at Knox Lumber Co. 's mUl about 10 miles from village.
1. Population. — The population, including the number of children of school age, is 192 individuals, 51 of school age (7 to 17 years inclusive).
2. Self -sup-port. — As regards the present condition of the Indians, they are not prosperous. They are a farming people, but have not sufficient land to produce a living foi all. They are thrifty and sturdy workers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Elma Walker.
Male Female.
do..
Male do..
183 ' Willis Thompson 184 ; Josie Thompson 185 Mary Thompson 186 Thomas Thompson 187 I McLane Thompson 188 j Jennie Pere > Female.
189 1 Sam David Male.
190 I Mary David Female.
191 ' Jack David ' Male...
192 ! Floyd David j do.
Sex.
Female . .... Do...
Male .... Do.. Female.
Relation.
Widow Daughter.
Son .... Do Daughter .
Head Wife Daughter.
Son do Single Widower.. Daughter.
Son do Years.
32 13 9 6 2 47 32 12 1 No. 188 is living with this family; is a ...sister-in-law of No. 189 and came from Louisiana to care for chil- dren; No. 189 is seldom at home, being employed at Knox Lumber Co. 's mUl about 10 miles from village.
1. Population. — The population, including the number of children of school age, is 192 individuals, 51 of school age (7 to 17 years inclusive).
2. Self -sup-port. — As regards the present condition of the Indians, they are not prosperous. They are a farming people, but have not sufficient land to produce a living foi all. They are thrifty and sturdy workers.
What to read after Alabama Indians in Texas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Dept of the Interior to read onlineMoreLess
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