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Title
Interview
with
Max
H
.
Dreyer
,
1987
.
Interviewee
Dreyer, Max H.
Interviewer
Ballard, Joan
Ballard, Sidney
Description
Willacy
County
,
Texas
With a
history
reaching
to the
San
Juan
de
Carrazitos
land
grant
by the
King
of
Spain
in
1790
,
Willacy
County
was
created
in
1921
from
part
of
Camaron
County
and
took
its
name
in a
switch
with what
is
now
Kenedy
County
,
nee
the
first
Willacy
County
.
Native
Max
H
.
Dreyer
shares
that
history
as
well
as
memories
of
growing
up
in the
county
seat
of
Raymondville
in the
1920s
when
the
area
was
still
plagued
by
bandits
raiding
from the
nearby
Mexican
border
.
Date-Original
1987-12-28
Subject
Willacy County (Tex.).
Raymondville (Tex.).
Collection
Institute of Texan Cultures Oral History Collection
Local Subject
Oral History Interviews
Texas History
Publisher
University of Texas at San Antonio
Type
text
Format
pdf
Digitization Specifications
24 bit, 200 dpi
Source
Interview with Max H. Dreyer, 1987: Institute of Texan Cultures Oral History Collection
Language
eng
Finding Aid
http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/utsa/00317/utsa-00317.html
Rights
http://lib.utsa.edu/SpecialCollections/services_copyright.html
Resource Identifier
OHT 976.4493 D 799
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