Maps with Historical Narratives

• Battle at Village Creek, May 24, 1841.  Map of north-central Texas showing rivers, sites of future settlements, route of militia.  On back is a narrative of the battle written by donor (Image shown is marker for this site)
• Star Routes Stage Lines (North Texas) 1850s-1860s.  Map of north-central Texas showing stage routes, stops and route numbers.  Researched and compiled by donor
• Forts of North Texas.  Includes Fort Bird, Fort English, Fort Fitzhugh and Fort Worth.  Narrative of each fort on verso 
• The Butterfield Overland Mail Route, September 16, 1858-March 1, 1861.   Map of Texas showing route of Butterfield line with a narrative on its history on the reverse side written by donor

Publications

• An Historical Perspective of Southlake and Vicinity.  E. I. Wiesman, 2005
• The Cherokee Struggle for Land in Texas 1839-1963.  Paul E. Schlimper, April 1, 1963
• "From Rising Fawn to White's Chapel, Early Settlers Came by Covered Wagon." The Southlake Journal.  August 18, 2006
• "50th Anniversary: Southlake." The Southlake Journal.  September 15, 2006
• The Jones Community, A Brief Summary of the Jones Community.   E. I. Wiesman, 2006
• Indian Fighting on the Texas Frontier. Captain John M. Elkins, 1929
• SOUTHLAKE. Connie Cooley and the Southlake Historical Society,  2010

Subject Files

• Stage Coach Routes in Metroplex area
• Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker
  • Bonnie and Clyde--The Barrow Gang, by E. I. Wiesman. Short narrative
  • Handout on marker dedicated August 12, 1996, at Texas 114 and Dove Road, Southlake, Texas, commemorating the loss of two state troopers shot by Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow
  • Map of present-day Southlake giving location of marker honoring two state troopers shot by Bonnie and Clyde
  • Reproduced copy of photograph of Clyde Barrow, undated
  • Reproduced copy of photograph of Bonnie Parker, undated
  • Reproduced copy of photograph of Bonnie and Clyde's car at death, May 23, 1934
  • Reproduced copy of photograph of Bonnie and Clyde, 1933
  • Reproduced copy of portrait of Frank A. Hamer, Company "C" Texas Rangers
  • Photograph of monument to two state troopers Wheeler and Murphy, shot by Bonnie and Clyde, undated
• Dove, Texas
  • Clipping from Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 1997
  • Narrative for historical marker
  • Sam street's map of Tarrant County
  • Photocopied annual report of D. McRae, County Superintendent of Schools, 1895-1896.  Includes schools at Mt. Gilead, Sam's, Lone Elm, Keller and Dove.
  • Dove, Texas, Tarrant County Post Office 1894-1904.  Map created by E. I. (Jack) Wiesman
  • Tally List of a special election held July 19, 1913, at Dove, Precinct 39, Tarrant County
  • 1910 Census reports for Dove voting precinct 39, enumerated April 29, 1910
  • "Historic Marker Dedicated to Dove Community." Scott Price.  The Southlake Journal.  August 4, 2006
• Southlake--History
  • Timeline of significant dates (1836-2004) in the United States, Texas and Tarrant County, with an emphasis on Southlake
• Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Co.
  • Reproduction of notice to mine workers (for Mine number 10) giving daily salary scale to various workers at mines, September 9, 1921
• Industries--Coal
  • Copy of Southwestern Fuel and Manufacturing Co., circa 1916
• Civil War
  • Reproduction of proclamation stating electorate of Texas had voted in favor of secession, February 23, 1861
• American Indian History
  • map of Texas plains, 19th century, showing major tribes
  • photocopies portions of The Indians of Texas, by W. W. Newcomb Jr.
  • Indian Habitats of North Texas, by E. I. Wiesman.  Four-page narrative with map
• Graham, Spencer
  • Correspondence from Texas State Library regarding information on Confederate military service for Spencer Graham
  • Vital statistics concerning Spencer Graham