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A closer view of the Empresario James Power Historical Marker located in front of the Refugio County Courthouse Refugio, Texas.

Empresario James Power Historical Marker located at the Refugio County Courthouse Refugio, Texas.

The land grant of James Power from the Coahuila y Texas government. This is the following citation for James Power Land Grant:

Refugio County Clerks Office. Transcribed Records A-B-C. Coahuila y Texas to James Power, October 20, 1834. Section A…

James Power's Burial Place in Mount Calvary Cemetery, Refugio, Texas.

A closer view of James Power's Burial Place in Mount Calvary Cemetery, Refugio, Texas.

The will of James Power and this is the following citation for James Power's Will:

Refugio County Clerks Office. Probate Minutes A-B-C. County Court Refugio County for the Settlement of Deceased Persons Estates, James Power, September 1852.…

This is the Power-Hewetson Contract written in English. This is a translated version which has the same information as the Spanish Version such as the articles, and letters. The following is a citation for the Power-Hewetson…

This is the first part of the Power-Hewetson Contract written in Spanish. The contract includes the articles of the empresario contract and letters to Mexican government officials. The following is a citation of the Power-Hewetson…

This is the second part of the Power-Hewetson Contract written in Spanish. The contract includes the articles for the empresario contract and letters to Mexican government officials. The followinng is a citation of the Power-Hewetson…

This is the first part of the letter from General Sam Houston to Colonel James Power about being an informant for the Texas Army during the Texas Revolution. The following is a citation for Sam Houston's Letter to James Power:

Sam Houston to…