Back to Jack Loftin Home Page by Jack Loftin from his book, Trails Through Archer The following is from the book, Lambshead Before Interwoven, by Frances Mayhugh Holden. Comanche Reservation Conditions at the Comanche Reservation/Baylor Fired Anti...
San Saba County, Texas In 1862, Benjamin F. Linn, Thomas Sloan, Ash Feazle and two or three others were out cow hunting about seven or eight miles north of San Saba when they came upon approximately ten Comanches. A running fight followed with the...
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Parker County, Texas While gathering data for the present work, the author found several familiar with this fight, and acquainted with all of its details, excepting the identity of the citizens engaged. The Palo Pinto Citizens reported the rangers...
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Mason County, Texas James Little lived in Kimble County on Jim Little Creek and numbered among the first settlers of that section. James Little had started alone to Mason County and after he had gone about fifteen miles, the Indians killed him on...
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Part of our in-depth series exploring Sioux Nation Forts In late 1875, Sioux and Cheyenne Indians defiantly left their reservations, outraged over the continued intrusions of whites into their sacred lands in the Black Hills. They gathered in...
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