Gilbert and Etta (Moore) Pleasants.
Gilbert was a sugar planter and stockman all his active career. He was born in this state, and his death occurred when his son Robert G. was only four years old. Besides the father, there were two other brothers, Edward and Guy, and two sisters, Mrs. Nina Bell of Richmond and Mrs. Emma West of Blanco, all of whom are still living. (A History of Texas and Texans, Volume 3, Francis White Johnson, 1914 )
Gilbert was a sugar planter and stockman all his active career. He was born in this state, and his death occurred when his son Robert G. was only four years old. Besides the father, there were two other brothers, Edward and Guy, and two sisters, Mrs. Nina Bell of Richmond and Mrs. Emma West of Blanco, all of whom are still living. (A History of Texas and Texans, Volume 3, Francis White Johnson, 1914 )
Gilbert and Etta (Moore) Pleasants.
Gilbert was a sugar planter and stockman all his active career. He was born in this state, and his death occurred when his son Robert G. was only four years old. Besides the father, there were two other brothers, Edward and Guy, and two sisters, Mrs. Nina Bell of Richmond and Mrs. Emma West of Blanco, all of whom are still living. (A History of Texas and Texans, Volume 3, Francis White Johnson, 1914 )
Gilbert was a sugar planter and stockman all his active career. He was born in this state, and his death occurred when his son Robert G. was only four years old. Besides the father, there were two other brothers, Edward and Guy, and two sisters, Mrs. Nina Bell of Richmond and Mrs. Emma West of Blanco, all of whom are still living. (A History of Texas and Texans, Volume 3, Francis White Johnson, 1914 )
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