A Stroll Through the Past: Tax Records - William Calvin Cheatham

Tax Records - William Calvin Cheatham

Robertson County, Texas New! (4/12/20)

Robertson Co., TX
Tax Rolls
1874

Robertson Co., TX
Tax Rolls
1875

Robertson Co., TX
Compiled Tax Rolls
1874-1875

Lampasas County, Texas

Lampasas Co., TX Tax Rolls 1877 pg1	Lampasas Co., TX Tax Rolls 1877 pg2	Lampasas Co., TX Tax Rolls 1878 pg1
Lampasas Co., TX Tax Rolls 1878 pg2	Lampasas Co., TX Tax Rolls 1879 pg1	Lampasas Co., TX Tax Rolls 1879 pg2
Lampasas County, Texas Compiled Tax Rolls 1877-1879 (Highlighted) pdf

Taylor County, Texas Coming Soon!

1880-2
1881-2
1882-2
1883-2
1884-2
1885-2
1886-2
1886 (unrendered)
1887-2
1887 (unrendered)
1888-2
1888 (unrendered)
1889-2
1890-2
1891-2
1892-2

Taylor County, Texas
Compiled Tax Rolls
1880-1892
(Highlighted)
pdf

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"The past is never dead. It's not even past. All of us labor in webs spun long before we were born, webs of heredity and environment, of desire and consequence, of history and eternity. Haunted by wrong turns and roads not taken, we pursue images perceived as new but whose providence dates to the dim dramas of childhood, which are themselves ripples of consequence echoing down the generations. The quotidian demands of life distract from this resonance of images and events, but some of us feel it always." -WILLIAM FAULKNER

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Ever since she was a kid, Therese has had a curiosity about the past. She was fascinated by the old cars and abandoned houses on her grandparents' property, and at the age of ten, after finding a buffalo nickel and rusted Fanta cap in the floorboards of an old truck, decided she wanted to be an archaeologist. She did go on to earn a degree in Anthropology with a minor in History, but ended up teaching middle school, where she dug up the past using documents instead of a trowel. At one point in her life, her family referred to her as 'The Well of Scholarly Knowledge' because she would tell them everything she learned that day over the dinner table. In addition to loving history, Therese has a fondness for writing poetry, reading books, and drinking coffee. You can read about what she has been reading at her other blog, Read.Enjoy.Repeat!