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Alice WynneAlice Wynne — second wife of George W. ErvinMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 10Anna O’TyrrellAnna O’Tyrrell — wife of Jim Henry in Howard’s accountMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 12Ben BickerstaffBen Bickerstaff — Reconstruction-era Texas figureMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 6Benjamin Franklin MartinBenjamin Franklin Martin — brother of Sarah Jane MartinMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 4Bill LongleyBill Longley — historical gunfighterMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 6Billy the KidBilly the Kid — historical outlawMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 6Bob LeeBob Lee — leader of a Lee-Peacock feud factionMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 7Cullen BakerCullen Baker — Reconstruction-era Texas figureMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 6George Washington ErvinGeorge Washington Ervin — Howard’s maternal grandfatherMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 3Henry HowardHenry Howard — Howard’s paternal great-grandfatherMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 11Hester Jane ErvinHester Jane Ervin Howard — Howard’s motherMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 7Dr. Isaac Mordecai HowardIsaac Mordecai Howard — Howard’s fatherMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 11Squire James HenryJames Henry — father of Louisa HenryMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 12James HenryJames Henry (younger) — son of Jim Henry and Anna O’Tyrrell in Howard’s accountMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 12OglethorpeJames Oglethorpe — founder of the Georgia colony referenced by HowardMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 11Jane TennysonJane Tennyson — wife of Robert ErvinMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 3Jerry ScottJerry Scott — saloon owner named in Howard’s account of the Lampasas violenceMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 6Jesse ChisholmJesse Chisholm — historical trader/trail namesakeMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 6John ChisumJohn Chisum — historical cattlemanMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 6John Wesley HardinJohn Wesley Hardin — historical gunfighterMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 6JosephJoseph Martin — brother of Sarah Jane MartinMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 4PeacockLewis Peacock — leader of the rival Lee-Peacock factionMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 7LouisaLouisa Henry Howard — wife of William Benjamin HowardMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 12Martha WalzerMartha Walzer — wife named by Howard for James Henry; editorial note says the family Bible instead gives Mary A. WalserMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 12Bedford ForrestNathan Bedford Forrest — Confederate general named by HowardMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 4IRobert E. Howard — American pulp writer and poet (1906–1936)On Pagefirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 3Robert ErvinRobert Ervin — Howard’s great-grandfatherMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 3Robert IrwinRobert Irwin — Robert Irwin, Mecklenburg Declaration signer explicitly said not to be Howard kinMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 3Sarah JaneSarah Jane Martin — wife of George W. ErvinMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 4Shamus McHenryShamus McHenry — Howard’s claimed Henry-line ancestor; source says the name was Americanized to Jim HenryMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 12Dr. Thomas MartinThomas Martin — father of Sarah Jane MartinMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 4William Benjamin HowardWilliam Benjamin Howard — Howard’s paternal grandfatherMentionedfirst: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 3
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