Child of Thomas H. Shaw and Catherine C. Rountree. Married Elizabeth Varnette (Nettie) Motlow on June 8, 1846. Father of seven children. See grave of Elizabeth V. Shaw for names of children.
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J. H. and Vernetta (Motlow) Shaw. were both natives of Tennessee and in 1847 the father removed with his family to Travis County, Texas, locating the place on which he still makes his home. He has been a stock farmer throughout the period of his active business career and is numbered among the prominent pioneers of his portion of the state. (A Twentieth Century History of Southwest Texas Vol 2, Lewis Publishing Company, 1907)
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J. H. and Vernetta (Motlow) Shaw. were both natives of Tennessee and in 1847 the father removed with his family to Travis County, Texas, locating the place on which he still makes his home. He has been a stock farmer throughout the period of his active business career and is numbered among the prominent pioneers of his portion of the state. (A Twentieth Century History of Southwest Texas Vol 2, Lewis Publishing Company, 1907)
Child of Thomas H. Shaw and Catherine C. Rountree. Married Elizabeth Varnette (Nettie) Motlow on June 8, 1846. Father of seven children. See grave of Elizabeth V. Shaw for names of children.
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J. H. and Vernetta (Motlow) Shaw. were both natives of Tennessee and in 1847 the father removed with his family to Travis County, Texas, locating the place on which he still makes his home. He has been a stock farmer throughout the period of his active business career and is numbered among the prominent pioneers of his portion of the state. (A Twentieth Century History of Southwest Texas Vol 2, Lewis Publishing Company, 1907)
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J. H. and Vernetta (Motlow) Shaw. were both natives of Tennessee and in 1847 the father removed with his family to Travis County, Texas, locating the place on which he still makes his home. He has been a stock farmer throughout the period of his active business career and is numbered among the prominent pioneers of his portion of the state. (A Twentieth Century History of Southwest Texas Vol 2, Lewis Publishing Company, 1907)
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