Image: Combats and conquests of immortal heroes (1910) (14745127416)

Description: Portrait photograph of Colonel Columbus Upson, Confederate officer Identifier: combatsconquests00barn (find matches) Title: Combats and conquests of immortal heroes Year: 1910 (1910s) Authors: Barnes, Charles Merritt Subjects: San Antonio (Tex.) -- History Texas -- History Publisher: San Antonio, Tex. : Guessaz & Ferlet company Contributing Library: University of California Libraries Digitizing Sponsor: MSN View Book Page: Book Viewer About This Book: Catalog Entry View All Images: All Images From Book Click here to view book online to see this illustration in context in a browseable online version of this book. Text Appearing Before Image: d recently, was the mother of Mrs. Hearne. Dr. Bringhurst, the husband of the daughter of Sam Houston first mentioned, is an eminent scientist and Confederate major. General Hamilton P. Bee was a prominent San Antonian and Texan. He was a Texas Independence War, a Mexican War and a Civl War veteran, attaining in the latter service the rank of Brigadier General. He was a brother of Barnard E. Bee, also a prominent Confederate General. His sons Carlos and Hamilton Bee reside in San Antonio, the former being a member of the school board. Carlos Bee is a brother-in-lawof Congressman Albert Burleson. Hamilton Bee married Miss Zella DeHymel, sister of F. O. DeHymel. 252 Combats And Conquests Of Immortal Heroes Prominent among the Milesians who located in San Antonio were several named Ryan. The head of one of these families wasl Michael Ryan, who came in the oOs and was a businessman in San Antonio until he retired with a fortune and went to Gonzales where he died several years ago, leaving as descend- Text Appearing After Image: COLONEL COLUMBUS UPSON, EMINENT JURIST, ELOQUENT ORATOR AND GALLANT CONFEDERATE OFFICER. ants his sons Joseph Ryan, city attorney of San Antonio, M. S Ryan of Laredo, Gus. B. Ryan, Mrs. Hilary Adams and Mrs. R. L. Christian, the three latter residing at Gonzales. Another was the family headed by John Ryan, a gunsmith, whose sons. James M. Ryan and John F. Ryan, and a daughter, Combats And Conquests Of Imaiortal Heroes 253 Mrs. J. T. McOueeney, succeed him. His first named son and his daughter live in San Antonio. His son J. F. Ryan, resides in New Orleans and is the chief and confidential clerk of Louis S. Berg, president of the Mobile, Jackson & Kansas City Railway, of the Frisco System. J. F. Ryan has furnished me data for some of the most interesting articles I have written for the Express. Dan Ryan, who was a butcher in early days, was one of the heads of another of the Ryan families. He has a son, John Ryan, living in Mills County. Patrick Ryan, formerly a merchant of Eagle Pass and lo Note About Images Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.
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