Terms of Service
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House,
17th
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Legislature
1/11/1881 - 1/9/1883
Greenback
(1)
Bennick elected temporary chairman at Burnet Greenback meeting on 3/11/1882, p. 1, 3/12/1882.
Galveston Daily News .
(2)
Bennick present at meeting of the Young Democracy. "Bennick was a Democrat from boyhood, and would never have joined the Greenbackers had the Democratic party proved loyal to pure, liberal and progressive principles, p. 1, 3/31/1881
Galveston Daily News .
(3)
Smithwick, Texas is eight miles east of Marble Falls in southeastern Burnet County. It was formed by the merging of three smaller communities: Hickory Creek, Elm Grove, and Smithwick Mills. Smithwick Mills, so named for the mill built by Noah Smithwick in the 1850s, was two miles west of Hickory Creek. A post office was established at Smithwick Mills in 1871.
Handbook of Texas Online .
(4)
Burnet, Burnet County.
Members of the Texas Congress 1836-1845; Members of the Texas Legislature 1846-2004 2005.
(5)
Smithwick Mills, Burnet County, Greenbacker.
Pocket Directory of the Seventeenth Legislature of Texas 1881.