The work was enlarged in 1924 and reissued by Cokesbury in 1925. The University of Texas Press reprinted the work and has made it available since 1985. Who's Who in the South and Southwest. Some 23,500 persons, chosen for their prominence in the south and southwest states, are covered in this biennial, one of four regional supplement to Who's Who in America . The more than 1,600 Texans included hold positions of importance in society or are prominent in their fields of endeavor.
Biographical information is concise and includes only basic data and accomplishments.
Superseded in part by Who's Who in the West . Women and Children of the Alamo. Crystal Sasse Ragsdale. An early chapter relates the history and siege of the Alamo and the legends which surround them. The work, based on careful research, includes an extensive bibliography.