Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin
The Rabb Family Papers contain correspondence, reminiscences, legal documents, land grants, tax receipts, and clippings documenting the Texas Revolution, the Civil War, early settlements in Texas, the history of Fayette County, and Spanish Colonial Texas.
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Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin
Provincial inventory prepared by Sanchez-Navarro (d. 1849) while he was adjutant inspector of Nuevo León and Tamaulipas contains, among notes and lists of troop expenses, Sanchez-Navarro's detailed description of the two major encounters between the Mexican and Texan forces in San Antonio de Bexar in which he participated and includes a plan of the Alamo showing positions of Mexican forces. Included are two military copybooks with indexes containing correspondence, decrees, printed orders, and personal notes.

Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin
Papers concern correspondence with prominent Texas figures in the Republic and early statehood periods and include correspondence, appointments, receipts, promissory notes, historical sketches, literary productions, clippings, and photographs of historian Julia Lee Sinks.

Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin
Papers include correspondence, letter books, speeches, publications, official records, clippings, and photographs documenting Smith's long career in medicine, diplomacy, business, and public and higher education.
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Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin
Correspondence, reminiscences, land deed, notice of sale, broadside, and newspaper clippings. Papers concern Smithwick's reminiscences of Texas between 1827 and 1861 and his book The Evolution of a State: or Recollections of Old Texas Days.
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