Texan soldiers who returned home found they had to defend their homes against Indian raids, the Mexican rustlers and gringo cutthroats. A Ranch on the Road to History Joe W. Hipp. Nine miles south of the Alamo lies a ranch between Leon Creek and the Medina River crossed by Applewhite Road. Jos Antonio P rez who was born around 1712. How it survived and continues today is Hipp's story.
Chronicles lives of men in whose influence in Texas extended far beyond their medical practices.
Latest product from Jackson who cautions that the work reflects the WASP prejudice of the era against people of color. Nonetheless, Jackson's meticulous research presents history unadulterated and factual. A riveting biography of most famous and violent gunfighter ever to ride across the Texas landscape. Hardin reputedly killed 23 men including carpetbaggers, Federal soldiers, and Indians. Jackson tells it like it really was.