Books On Harrison County

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A Southern Community in Crisis: Harrison County, Texas, 1850-1880.
Campbell, Randolph B.
Austin: Texas State Historical Association, 1983.
F392.H39C35 1983 TXCH

Fourteen Hundred and 91 Days in the Confederate Army.
Heartsill, William Williston
Jackson, TN: McCowat-Mercer Press, 1954.
973.74H351f TXG

Inventory of County Records, Harrison County Courthouse.
Comp. Seth Walton, et al. Denton, TX: Texas County Records Inventory Project, North Texas State
        University, 1979.
CD3537.H39 I58 1979 TXCI, TxD L1900.7 In8harr 3RD FLOOR TX DOCUMENTS

Deep East Texas Folk: The Tillers, Crenshaws, Woodleys, Goldens, and Other Related Families of
        Panola and Harrison Counties.
Jordan, Terry G. and Mary L. Tiller Wier
Dallas: Southern Methodist University Press, 1976.
CS71.T575 1976 TXCH

Historic Harrison County: As Preserved through Official Texas Historical Markers.
Little, Carol Morris
Longview, TX: C.M. Little, 1984.
F392.H39L58 1984 TXCH


Coming Home Souvenir Program: 150th Birthday Celebration, 1941-1991.
Marshall, TX: Coming Home 1991 Committee, n.d.
F394M36C583 1991 TXCH

Mrs. Eunice Brooks Freese compiled a booklet of the tombstone
inscriptions of the Scottsville Cemetery.  Booklet found at DAR Library in
Washington, DC