Texans are just beginning to realise that they’ve got a history!
So much has got lost or forgotten. We’ve been taking a close look at the German (or Prussian) immigrants to Texas in the early 1800’s and their communities.
As they generally used German as their everyday language, much of the literature and stories were written in their mother tongue. As we discover those stories and records, we’ve been translating them into English because most of today’s Texans can’t read German anymore.
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Slavery in Texas -
Footprints of Five Generations -
Richard Burton Explorer -
The Engelking Letters -
These Are the Generations (Volume 2) -
These Are the Generations (Volume 1) -
History of the German Element in Texas from 1820-1850 -
History of Austin County, Texas -
A Boy’s Civil War Story -
The Millheim and Cat Spring Pioneers -
Texas 1840 -
A German Paradise in Texas -
The Making of Prussia -
For Love and for Prussia -
The Story of My Life -
Reminiscences of Louise Romberg Fuchs 1927 -
A Lone Star Arises in Texas -
Johann August Sack -
Deutsche suchen den Garten der Welt -
Die Engelking Briefe -
Philipp Wilhelm Sack -
Briefe von Wilhelm Hübsch -
Letters from America 1833-1838
