H. C and Urilla came to Shackelford County in 1879 from Pa. When Charles was a small boy, he and his dad were riding to town and his father said I could have bought that
piece of land for 50 cents a acre. Charles said, "Why didn't you buy it," and H. C. remarked, "Son, I didn't have the 50 cents."
piece of land for 50 cents a acre. Charles said, "Why didn't you buy it," and H. C. remarked, "Son, I didn't have the 50 cents."
H. C and Urilla came to Shackelford County in 1879 from Pa. When Charles was a small boy, he and his dad were riding to town and his father said I could have bought that
piece of land for 50 cents a acre. Charles said, "Why didn't you buy it," and H. C. remarked, "Son, I didn't have the 50 cents."
piece of land for 50 cents a acre. Charles said, "Why didn't you buy it," and H. C. remarked, "Son, I didn't have the 50 cents."
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