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1774 - 1848 (74 years)The Grass Was Not Greener Across the Sabine River
Article telling of the 14 families who left Louisiana for Atascosito, Texas in 1805. Inspired by the book, "Lost Spanish Towns; Atascosito and Trinidad de Salcedo" by Jean L. Epperson.
Author unknown; submitted to Ancestry
by user name genethibodea 25 Feb 2011.
| Owner of original | http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/20284647/person/924767092/story/1b8bbc4d-7e91-4bbd-a4c7-639cd4acc6ec?src=search |
| File name | 1805-Atascosito-Texas.pdf |
| File Size | 85.61k |
| Linked to | Rosalie Abshire (Residence); Sebastien Benoit (Residence); Suzanne Burns (Residence); John Aaron Drake, I (Residence); John Aaron Drake, II (Residence); Josephine Fruge (Residence); PIerre Fruge (Residence); Catherine LeBleu (Residence); Hypolite LeBleu (Residence); Jean Baptiste Lejeune (Residence); Jean Blaise Lejeune (Residence); Francois Marcantel (Residence); Adelaide "Anne" Quinter (Residence); Charles Sallier, (namesake of Lake Charles) (Residence); Charity Smith (Residence) |
