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"The Remarkable Life Story of Quanah Parker
"The Remarkable Life Story of Quanah Parker"
Quanah Parker, the celebrated Comanche chief, passed away suddenly at his home on the Comanche reservation, located four miles west of ...
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Taming the Savage Apache Followers of Geronimo .
The Apache way of life has undergone a profound change. Once fierce warriors, they have embraced a path of peace and civilization. Gone are the traditional blankets and moccasins, replaced ...
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The Trail of Blood Along the Texas Border
The Trail of Blood Along the Texas Border
Fredericksburg
This series of Frontier Stories was written several years ago by John Warren Hunter, now deceased. One article of the series ...
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Jack Hays, the Famous Texas Ranger
Jack Hays, the Famous Texas Ranger
From Hunter's Frontier Times Magazine, October, 1923
In the annals of the Republic of Texas, few figures shine as brightly as Captain Jack Hays. ...
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BLOODY INDIAN RAIDS IN COOKE COUNTY, TX
W. S. Adair
Mrs. Sarah Witt McCutcheon, who makes her home with her son, W. R. Sheegog, 6120 Gaston avenue, Dallas, now in her eightieth year, recollects clearly some of the ...
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CAPTIVITY OF THE SIMPSON CHILDREN
From J. Marvin Hunter's Frontier Times Magazine, Vol 18 No. 05 - February 1941
Among the residents of Austin in the days of its partial abandonment, from the spring of 1842 ...
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