(back of photo) My beloved cousin Chas. Howard Blackshear II, son of Uncle Joe and Aunt Mollie Colbert Blackshear. This is his freshman year at University of Ky. and he has on the "Pledge Pin" of my own college fraternity. 1926 - I had sent C.H.B. (Chas. Howard Blackshear II) to "Bob" Massies School for Boys (Massie was son of the Dean of the Lexington Ky Cathedral. (Signed) William S. Blackshear. P.S. Chas. H.B. was the first of my several 1st cousins I sent to school and/or aided financially with their schooling. Photo is from the William Blackshear collection, which was donated to the Palestine Public Library.

Chris Sanzenbacher home. Photo circa 1920 in Secret Springs, Texas.

Photograph of City Hall on Flores Avenue. Shows a street car going north-south on Flores Avenue. Has the stamp of the "Consulado de Mexico."

A photograph of the City Hall of Texas City, which was located at 519 N 6th St. in Texas City. The two story building is decorated with flags and banners. A large number of people are gathered in front of the building, and many automobiles are parked on both sides of the street in front of the building.

Interior of the Clay County Abstract Company around 1925. Employees stand behind their work tables. Typewriters are on the tables, a phone hangs on the wall, and electric lights hang from the ceiling. Written on the back of the photograph, "Clay County Abstract Company, my daddy's [Volney Lefevre] office during the oil boom that started in Burkburnett. Business was good. He made a mint of money and paid off all his business debt. by Lois V. Lefevre Malone"

Clay County Commissioner's court in 1920.

Clay County Courthouse. Photo circa 1920: Henrietta, Texas.

Clay County Farm: Fletty, Ted, Lois Hedrick. Photo circa 1920: Clay County, Texas.

Col. Hugh B. Moore, dressed in a black suit, bow tie and hat, sits in the middle of a group of four ladies on the deck of a ship. On shore, in the background, is a multi-storied institutional or commercial building. The lady on the far right end of the group appears to be Helen Edmunds Moore.

Construction of the German Baptist Church in Hurnville, TX.

Photograph of a young lady with a hat. Cora Barker was a member of the order of the Eastern Star

Cotton pickers in Clay County, TX.

County Officials: Commissioners Court. Photo circa 1925: Henrietta, Texas.

Cowboys. Photo circa 1920: Clay County, Texas.

Cowboys mounted on their horses at the C.S. Scheer Ranch near Henrietta, TX around 1920.

Student body and faculty. Photo circa 1921-22: Deer Creek, Texas.

The students of Deer Creek School (grades 1 - 11). John V. Lyles is the principal.

Students and teacher Morris Gilbert pose for picture. Photo taken in 1922 - 1923:

Winnie Allen of Henrietta, TX, the director of the University of Texas Library in Austin, tx.

Dr. and Mrs. T.K. Jones. Photo taken in 1920: Petrolia, Texas.

Dr. Holmes, his wife, and son in front of their home in Bellevue.

Dry Goods Store: Mrs. Pearl Simmons and little boy named Bob Simmons. Photo circa 1929: Bellevue, Texas.

Men going duck hunting in an automobile around 1920.

Photograph of a man. Photograph of Ed Ray, a Mason in Van Horn, TX.