1893 SHERIFF signed letterhead HENRY WEIDENER BAYLOR Uvalde County Texas LAWMAN

Description

PLEASE READ BEFORE BUYING:
I sell ONLY ORIGINAL items and NOT ANY reproductions.
This sale is for one
LE
TT
ER
HE
AD,
from
H. W. BAYL
O
R,
HENRY WEIDENER BAYLOR
the
S
H
ERi
FF
and
T
A
X C
O
LLECT
O
R
of
UVALDE
C
O
UNTY,
in
UV
A
LDE, TEX
A
S
during the year
of
1893.
This letter was hand written and signed by
the SHERIFF of Uvalde County,
H. W.  B
A
YL
O
R .
ANOTHER NAME LISTED IS towards the top LEFT:
A
. S. B
A
YL
O
R,
as
DEPUTY
SHERIFF.
CONDITION:
This letterhead has normal letter folds, two file holes at the top, of which, one is mended,
slight toning and minor smudging, slight edge flaws but, still in good condition.  The "EBAY ITEM" thing is
just a loose piece of paper that is not attached to this letterhead.
The approximate size of this letterhead is
8
1/2" X  11".
HISTORICAL NOTES:
Henry Weidener Baylor, 1848 - 1932
Henry Weidener Baylor
was born in 1848, in Texas, to
John Robert
Baylor
and
Emily Jane Baylor (born Hanna)
.
John
was born on July 27 1822, in Paris, Bourbon, Kentucky, USA.
Emily
was born on July 3 1827, in New Orleans LA.
Henry
had 10 siblings:
Sophie Elizabeth Affleck (born Baylor)
,
Frances Carolina Foster
and 8 other siblings.
Henry
married
Adele DeLeon Baylor (born Hamer)
in 1874, at age 25
.
Adele
was born in 1865, in New Orleans, Jefferson, Louisiana, United
States.
They had 2 sons:
Henry Weidner Jr Baylor
and one other child.
Henry
married
Florence Baylor (born Black)
in
1897, at age
49 in Texas.
Florence
was born on November 16 1866, in Uvalde, Uvalde, Texas,
United States.
They had one daughter:
Florenc
e Black Baylor
.
Henry
passed away in 1932, at age 83 in Texas.
He was buried in 1932, in Texas.
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and
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