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Legendary Ladies of Texas

by Francis Edward Abernethy and Texas Foundation for Women's Resources.
University of North Texas Press, 1994
Paper: 978-0-929398-75-4
Library of Congress Classification GR1.T4 no. 43, 1994
Dewey Decimal Classification 390

TOC

  • CONTENTS 
    • Preface
      • Abernethy, Francis Edward
    • Introduction/Women in Texas History and Legend
      • Rogers, Mary Beth
    • Early Days
      • Maria de Agreda: The Lady in Blue
        • Abernethy, Francis Edward
      • Angelina
        • Corbin, Daine H.
      • Emily Morgan: Yellow Rose of Texas
        • Turner, Martha Anne
      • The Weeping Woman: La Llorona
        • West, Johan O.
    • Settlers
      • Belle Starr: The Bandit Queen of Dallas
        • Winegarten, Ruthe
      • The Ghost of Chipita: The Crying Woman of San Patricio
        • Underwood, Marylyn
      • The Capitol's Lady:
        • Bateman, Audray
      • Two Sixshooters and a Sunbonnet: The Story of Sally Skull
        • Kilgore, Dan
      • Sophia Porter: Texas' Own Scarlett O'Hara
        • Maguire, Jack
      • Elise Waerenskjold: A Modern on the Prairie
        • Smith, Sherry A.
    • Texas Gets Culture
      • Adah Isaacs Menken: From Texas to Paris
        • Palmer, Pamela Lynn
      • Elisabet Ney: Texas' First Lady of Sculpture
        • Nye, Mary E.
      • Mollie Bailey: Circus Entrepreneur
        • Hartzog, Martha
      • Martha White McWhirter and the Belton Sanctificationists
        • Werden, Frieda
      • Aunt Dicy: Legendary Black Lady
        • Byrd, James W.
      • El Paso Madams
        • Frost, H. Gordon
    • Early 20th Century
      • Pardon Me, Governor Ferguson
        • Paulissen, Maisie
      • “Tell Them I Don't Smoke Cigars”: The Story of Bonnie Parker
        • Phillips, John Neal
        • Gorzell, André L.
      • Glamor Girl Called Electra
        • Tolbert, Frank X.
      • The Babe
        • Knief, Mary Kay
    • Modern Times
      • Janis and the Austin Scene
        • Alexander, Stanley G.
      • Legends in Their Own Time: The Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders
        • Lee, James Ward
      • Honky Tonk Angels
        • McGinity, Sue Simmons
      • Woman as Victim in Modern Folklore
        • Carpenter, Ann
      • Mrs. Bailey and the Bears
        • Hewett, Margaret L.
    • Contributors
    • Illustration credits
    • Index
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