Houston, Sam
Houston & Texas Central Railroad
Hunter, Charles
Hunt, H. J.
Hunt, Kevin
“I Have a Dream” (King, Jr.)
integration. See segregation
Irizarry, Jay
The Iron Curtain Over America (Beaty)
Jacobs, Maurine
Japan, WWII and
Jefferson, Blind Lemon
Jeffries, James
Jeffries-Johnson World’s Championship Boxing Contest
Jelinek, Pauline
Jim Crow laws
John Birch Society
John F. Carr (Confederate boat)
Johnson, Andrew
Johnson, Blind Willie
Johnson, Budd
Johnson, Eddie Bernice
Johnson, Jack “the Galveston Giant”
Johnson, Lyndon B.
Johnson, Monk
Johnson, Peter
Jones, Churchill
citizenship of
Civil War and
secession and
slave management by
Texas migration by
Jones, James Sanford
Jones, Son
Jones, Susan Tomlinson
Joplin, Scott
Jordan, Barbara
Julius Rosenwald Fund
Juneteenth
Kabila, Laurent
Kawasaki, Takeshi “Go”
Kennedy, J. M.
KKK and
political service by
Kennedy, John F.
Kenny, Harry
Kiddoo, Joseph B.
Kigali, Rwanda
King, Martin Luther, Jr.
King, Silvia
Kirk, Ben
Kirk, Ron
Knights of Pythias
Ku Klux Klan (KKK)
decline of
founding of
intimidation campaigns by
membership statistics for
spread of
at Texas State Fair
The Ku Klux Klan (Cooper)
Kuwait
Kyser, E. E. “Bud”
Kyser, William Daniel
Kyser, William Earnest
Lakewood Country Club, Dallas
Lamar, Julius
Landlord and Tenant Act, 1876, Texas
Landrum, Benjamin
Landrum, Pete
Landrum, Samuel
Lea, Alfred
Lea, Edward
League of Women Voters
Ledbetter, Huddie “Lead Belly”
Lee, Robert E.
Leonard, Terry
Leslie, Warren
Levy, Albert
Levy, Marx
Levy, Moses
Levy, Skeeter
Lewis, William
Lincoln, Abraham. See also Civil War, U.S.
assassination of
Emancipation Proclamation by
Llewellyn, N. J.
Lockridge, Joe
Lomax, John
Lone Star State Medical Association
Longstreet, James
Lott Clarion
LT & Me (Tomlinson)
Lubbock, Francis
Lucy Gwinn (Confederate boat)
lynching
Magee, Billy
Magee, Calvin
Magruder, John Bankhead
Malcolm X
Mandela, Nelson
Mangope, Lucas
Mann Act, U.S.
Marlin Cotton Compress
Marlin Cotton Oil Company Mill
Marlin Democrat
on KKK
on lynching
Marlin High School
Marlin [Moving] Ball
Marlin Sanitorium Company
Marlin, Texas. See also Falls County, Texas
Bluebonnet Festival in
centennial celebration by
Chamber of Commerce
economic struggles in/near
floods in
Freedmen’s Bureau in
growth of
lynching/vigilante justice in
major league baseball in
mineral springs of
Reconstruction and
red light district of
segregation in
voting in
Marsalis Dallas Zoo
Marshall, Thurgood
Martin, Harvey
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
Masonic Society, African American
Masonic Society, white
Matagorda (steamship)
Maverick, Maury
Maxwell, Granny
Mayfield, Earle B.
McCarroll, William
McClain, Charles
McClain, Flesphia “Fifi”
McClain, Jewell Butler
McClain, Linda
McClain, Ronald
McClure, Sam
McCullogh, Tom
McDonald, Gabrielle
McGovern, George
McKenzie, Ken
Meadows, Earl
Médecins Sans Frontières
The Meeting (play)
Memories of the Hills of Home and Countryside (McCullogh)
Mexia Daily News
Mexia Democrat
Mexican-American War
Miller, B. J.
Miller, Jimmy
Miller, Reid
Mitchell, Anthony
Mitchell, Basil
Mitchell, Catherine
Montreal Protocol
Moore, Oscar
Mosby, John “Gray Ghost”
Mower, Joseph
Mukagasana, Cecile
Murchison, Clint
Murmer, J. S.
NAACP
Nairobi, Kenya
NASA
Nathan, I. J.
National Bank of Commerce
National Football League (NFL)
National Guard
National Negro Bankers Association
National Negro Business League
National Negro Protective Association
National Security Agency
NCAA
Neff, Pat
Negro Protection Congress of Texas
Neiman-Marcus
Nemeye, Xavier
Neptune (Confederate gunboat)
New York Giants
New York Times
New York Tribune
New York World News
NFL
Nixon, Richard
Norton, A. B.
Norwood, John
Novacek, Jay
Obama, Barack
Okinawa, Japan
Old Settlers and Confederate Veterans Association
fairground reunions
historical book by
KKK and
Oliver, John W.
Oltorf, Frank
Oltorf, James D.
Oltorf, Thomas
O’Neal, Arthur
101 Ranch Wild West Show
163rd Military Intelligence Battalion
Orrick, John C., Jr.
Oswald, Lee Harvey
Overstreet, Morris
Owasco (Union warship)
Owens, Roe
Pamplin, Brady
Pamplin, Larry
Paramount
Parks, Gordon
Parks, Pat
Paul Quinn College, Austin
Paul, William
Payton, Walter
Peabody Foundation
Pearl Harbor, attack on
Pease, Elisha
Peterson, Robert
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillips, Abe
Phillips, Fannie
phrenology
physiognomy
Pickett, Bill
Pickle, Dave
Pierce, Ben
Pinson, Jerry
Plessy, Homer
Plessy v. Ferguson
Polk, James K.
Pop Warner organization
Porter, Robert
Prair
ie View College, Hempstead
Prather, Hugh
Price, Pinkie Taylor
Progressive Voters League
Prohibition
Pryor, Charles R.
Pyle, Dave
racism. See also African Americans; Ku Klux Klan; segregation; slaves
in Africa
via Black Codes
causes of
cure for
via Jim Crow laws
between minorities
statistics on
Ramanathan, Shalini
Read, Thomas
Reagan, Ronald
Reconstruction Acts, U.S.
Red River Ordnance Depot
Reed, W. M.
Renfro, Bubba
Renshaw, William B.
Republican National Committee, 1883
Republican Party, Texas
blacks holding office in
civil rights position by
conservative shift by
as progressive party
Reynolds, Joseph J.
Robertson, Felix
Rodriguez, Santos
Rogers, Howard
Rogers, Marjorie
Rogers, Wayne
Roosevelt, Franklin
Rosebud High School
Rosebud News
Ross, Lawrence Sullivan
Rural Electrification Administration
Rwanda genocide
St. Louis Browns
Sam Houston (schooner)
Sam Houston State University, Huntsville
Sanders, Abe
San Diego Chargers
Sanger, Alex
Sanger-Harris Department Store, Dallas
scalawags
Schreiber, Belle
Scott, Samuel R.
Scott, Winfield
Scurry, W. R.
segregation
benefits of
in Dallas
in Marlin
spread of
Selectman, C. C.
Separate Car Act, Louisiana
September 11th attacks
Shannon, Denman
Shelton, William
Shepperd, John Ben
Sheridan, Philip
Shields, Benjamin G.
Shields, Ed
Shillady, John R.
Shivers, Allan
Simmons, William J.
Simpson, Ben
Skyline School, Dallas
Slaughter, T. J.
slaves. See also African Americans
abolition movement and
Census count of
Confederacy’s use of
living conditions of
management of
oral accounts by
plantation hierarchy and
school curriculum on
sexual exploitation of
Slave Trade Act, 1802 (Britain)
Smith, Antonio Maceo
Smith, Ed
Smith, Emmitt
Smith, Frank
Smith, Henry “Buster”
Smith, Kirby
Smith, Leon
Smith, R. L.
Somalia
South Africa
apartheid in
elections in
Soweto uprising in
South Carolina
Southern Christian Leadership Council
Southern Intelligencer (Austin)
Southern Methodist University
Southern Pacific Railroad
Soweto uprising, South Africa
Speight, J. W.
Spivey, J. W.
Stallworth, Billah Etheridge
Stallworth, Calloway
Stallworth, Dosh
Stallworth, Francis Marion “Frank”
death of
marriage of
political service by
Stallworth, Harry
Stallworth, Lucinda Jones
Stallworth, Martha
Stallworth, Nicholas
Stallworth, Sanford J.
Stamps, P. A.
Staubach, Roger
Steele, Anna
Steen, Fannie
Stephenson, David
Sterns, Christopher
Stevenson, Adlai
Stockdale, Fletcher
Strickland, Sharon
Stuart, Sabe
Sturgis, F. B.
Sulakowski, Valery
Sullivan, Pat
Summers, Alice
Sumter, Fort, South Carolina
Sussman, Tina
Taylor, George
Taylor, Hezekiah
Taylor, Julia Ann
Taylor, Kid
Taylor, Richard
Taylor, Roberta
Taylor, William
Taylor, Zachary
Texas. See also Democratic Party, Texas; Republican Party, Texas
Black Codes in
centennial exposition by
Civil War and
constitution of 1876
emancipation resistance in
Juneteenth in
lynching in
migration to
oil industry in
Reconstruction of
secession by
segregation/desegregation in
State Fair of 1952 in
whitecapping in
Texas A&M
KKK and
Texas Christian University
Texas Colored Teachers’ Association
Texas Commission on Human Rights
Texas Employment Commission
Texas Negro Chamber of Commerce
Texas Rangers
Texas Rangers (baseball team)
Texas Republican (Marshall)
Texas State Fair, 1923
Texas State Teachers Association
Thirteenth Amendment, U.S. Constitution
Thirty-sixth Infantry Division, WWI
Thomas, Carl
Thomas, Henry “Ragtime Texas”
Thomas, J. A.
Thornton, Robert L.
Throckmorton, James
Tinsley, David
Titche, Edward
Tomlinson, Albert Edward Lee “Tommy”
birth of
death of
KKK and
marriage of
professions of
racism and
Tomlinson, Albert Perry
death of
farm management by
Tomlinson, Amanda
Tomlinson, Annie
Tomlinson, Augustus “Gus”
cattle ranching by
marriage of
Old Settlers founding by
Tomlinson, Bennie Etheridge
Tomlinson, Beth Ward
Tomlinson, Bettie Etheridge
death of
Tomlinson, Bob
birth/adoption of
bowling and
marriage of
political views of
professions of
Tomlinson, Britton
Tomlinson, Charles (son of Milo)
Tomlinson, Charles (son of Vincent)
Tomlinson, Chris
AP reporting by
Army service by
birth of
desegregation and
education of
marriages of
Tomlinson, Christian McPherson
Tomlinson, Dana
Tomlinson, Daylen Oliver
Tomlinson, Eldridge Alexander
Tomlinson, Elizabeth Jane Landrum
Tomlinson, Ella Louise Landrum
Tomlinson, Ellie
Tomlinson, Emma Diantha Perry
Tomlinson, George (grandfather)
Tomlinson, George (grandson)
Tomlinson, Harriet People
Tomlinson Hill, Texas. See also Falls County, Texas; Marlin, Texas; Tomlinson, James Kendrick “Jim”
emancipation of slaves on
floods of 1899–1900 and
oil and gas speculation on
reunion celebrations
sales of
Tomlinson, James
Tomlinson, James Eldridge, Jr.
Tomlinson, James Eldridge, Sr.
school opened by
war service by
Tomlinson, James Kendrick “Jim”
Civil War and
slave statistics for
Texas migration by
Tomlinson, Jede
Tomlinson, Jessie
Tomlinson, John K. “J.K.”
Tomlinson, John Nicholas
Tomlinson, John Peoples
Tomlinson, Josephine Beall
Tomlinson, Julie Ward
death of
Tomlinson, LaDainian
birth of
college football and
father’s death and
honors received by
marriage of
NFL football and
racism against
youth program participation by
Tomlinson, LaTorsha Oakley
Tomlinson, LaVar Tramayne
sports and
Tomlinson, Londria
Tomlinson, Loreane Lowe
marriages by
relocation by
Tomlinson, Martha
Tomlinson, Mary (daughter of John)
Tomlinson, Mary (daughter of Milo)
Tomlinson, Mary Eliza
Tomlinson, Mary Frances Fretz
marriage of
racism and
Tomlinson, Milo
marriage of
sharecropping by
as slave
Tomlinson, Minnie Augustus
Tomlinson Negro School, Falls County
Tomlinson, Olga
Tomlinson, Oliver Terry, Jr. “Terry”
birth of
marriage of
Tomlinson, Oliver Terry “O.T.”
birth of
death of
drug addiction by
marriage of
Tomlinson, Peter
death of
sharecropping by
as slave
Tomlinson, Phyllis Scruggs
Tomlinson, Robert Edward Lee (R. E. L.)
birth of
death of
education of
KKK and
marriage of
professions of
Tomlinson, Ruth
Tomlinson, Sarah Elizabeth
Tomlinson, Sarah Jemima Stallworth
plantation management by
Texas migration by
Tomlinson, Sarah Lee “Sally”
Tomlinson, Sarah “Sally”
Tomlinson, Vincent, Jr.
Tomlinson, Vincent, Sr.
birth of
death of
land purchase by
marriage of
sharecropping by
Tomlinson, William
Tomlinson, William Augustus
Tomlinson, Zelma
Torbett, John W., Jr.
Torbett, John W., Sr.
Torbett Sanatorium/Clinic, Marlin
Touchstone, J. R. M.
Tower, John
Travis, Caroline
Travis, John
Travis, Martha
Travis, Mary (daughter)
Travis, Mary Stallworth (mother)
Travis, Milo
Travis, Nicholas
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
Trent, Alphonso
Tri-Weekly Telegraph (Houston)
Truett, George
Truth and Reconciliation Commission (South Africa)
Tryon, Sandra
Tucker, Dick
Turley, Louis
Tuskegee Institute, Alabama
Tutu, Desmond
Twain, Mark
Twiggs, D. E.
Tyler, John
Tyler, Mabel
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