. Some of the ancestors and the children of Nathaniel Wilson, ate ofCoahuila, Mexico. To Emilio and Mary (Converse) Gonzales five children wereborn in Brackettville: Maria Bacilia Gonzales,10 b. 2 Sept. Converse Gonzales,10 b. 2 March Gonzales,10 b. 25 Jan. Gonzales,10 b. 10 March Erlinda Gonzales,10 b. 20 Feb. 1897. \i 1:1 i; i Convi RSi . born Sept. 1872. Cecij i Converse,born 22 Nov. 1875. I rank Converse, born 15 April 1880; died 28 June 1890. 359. ALBERT CONVERSE8 {Albert1 (193), Otis? Joel? Thomas,* Samuel,3Sergeant Samuel,2 Deaco
. Some of the ancestors and the children of Nathaniel Wilson, ate ofCoahuila, Mexico. To Emilio and Mary (Converse) Gonzales five children wereborn in Brackettville: Maria Bacilia Gonzales,10 b. 2 Sept. Converse Gonzales,10 b. 2 March Gonzales,10 b. 25 Jan. Gonzales,10 b. 10 March Erlinda Gonzales,10 b. 20 Feb. 1897. \i 1:1 i; i Convi RSi . born Sept. 1872. Cecij i Converse,born 22 Nov. 1875. I rank Converse, born 15 April 1880; died 28 June 1890. 359. ALBERT CONVERSE8 {Albert1 (193), Otis? Joel? Thomas,* Samuel,3Sergeant Samuel,2 Deacon Edward1), horn in Areola. La., 9 May 1862. He wasleft an orphan at the age of seven years, and was placed under the guardianshipof hi> uncle. William Porter Converse. In 1872 and 1873 he was a pupil in thepublic schools of New York City; and in 1S74 he attended the High School atBurlington, Vt., residing with the family of Rev. John Kendrick , for two years, he was a pupil in the boarding school of Swithin T. Short- £bc Converse jfamtlv. 541. Alliort Converse. ledge at Media, Pa. Leaving school, he was employed for about a year in theoffice of William R. Utley, hanker and broker, 31 Pine St., New York City. In1879, he removed to the place of residence of his brother Frank, Brackettville, Texas, where he was engaged for about two yearsas Deputy Cattle Inspector. He then removed toPecos County, Texas, where he was employed on acattle ranch. Upon the organization, shortly after,by John Maddox of Austin, Texas, of a surveyingparty to survey Crockett and Iecus Counties, he joinedthat party as flagman, but, as the Lapan Indians fromthe Santa Rosa Mountains of Mexico were on the warpath, and as the twelve government scouts guardingthe surveying party were recalled to patrol the RioGrande, he was sent as a guard with the pack train,On this expedition the party was seven days withoutprovisions. While reconnoitring, alone, for provisions,he found the trail of a band
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