Reverse side

A letter from the Board of Trustees of the Sulphur Springs Colleages.This digital collection was created in honorof Jimmain “Mains” Middleton. From his classmates of HIST 30

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A page from McKinney's autobiographical sketch which includes his involvement as a law enforcement officer in the Graham-Tewksbury feud.This digital collection was created in memory of Jimmain “Main” Middleton. From his friends and colleagues in History 301

Page 3

A page from McKinney's autobiographical sketch which includes his involvement as a law enforcement officer in the Graham-Tewksbury feud.This digital collection was created in memory of Jimmain “Main” Middleton. From his friends and colleagues in History 301

Page 3

A handwritten Deed of Trust.This digital collection was created in memory of Jimmain “Main” Middleton. From his friends and colleagues in History 301

Front side

A copy of a letter from E.A. Thomas, a district clerk from Grayson County, Texas.This digital collection was created in honorof Jimmain “Mains” Middleton. From his classmates of HIST 30

Front side

A bill of sale for the purchase of a slave for five hundred dollars.This digital collection was created in memory of Jimmain “Main” Middleton. From his friends and colleagues in History 301

Front side

A land purchase certificate of Swamp Land to Joseph T. Cook.This digital collection was created in memory of Jimmain “Main” Middleton. From his friends and colleagues in History 301

Page 2

A document written by several authors indicating land purchases.This digital collection was created in memory of Jimmain “Main” Middleton. From his friends and colleagues in History 301

Page 4

A letter McKinney wrote to his son concerning a hanging in Arizona.This digital collection was created in honorof Jimmain “Mains” Middleton. From his classmates of HIST 30

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A page from McKinney's autobiographical sketch which includes his involvement as a law enforcement officer in the Graham-Tewksbury feud.This digital collection was created in memory of Jimmain “Main” Middleton. From his friends and colleagues in History 301