The Life Record of
H. W. Graber
A Terry Texas Ranger
1861-1865
Sixty-two Years in Texas
Copyright 1916 by H. W. Graber
Index
| Page | ||
| Chapter 1 | My Earliest Recollections | [9] |
| Chapter 2 | I Abandon the Printer’s Trade and Take Up Surveying | [14] |
| Chapter 3 | Indian Troubles—My First Venture in Business | [22] |
| Chapter 4 | My First Military Experience | [28] |
| Chapter 5 | Our First Engagement | [43] |
| Chapter 6 | An Accidental Injury—Shiloh—The “Mark-Time” Major | [56] |
| Chapter 7 | I Am Wounded and Captured | [73] |
| Chapter 8 | The Escape of Major Ousley | [91] |
| Chapter 9 | In Prison at Louisville, Where I Was Honored With Handcuffs | [98] |
| Chapter 10 | Camp Chase—Fort Delaware—I Change My Name for the First Time and Am Finally Exchanged | [107] |
| Chapter 11 | The Inhumanity of the Federal Government | [136] |
| Chapter 12 | I Rejoin My Command | [142] |
| Chapter 13 | Middle Tennessee and Kentucky | [144] |
| Chapter 14 | I “Swap” Horses With a Federal | [156] |
| Chapter 15 | The Battle of Perryville | [169] |
| Chapter 16 | I Refuse to Become a Teamster | [176] |
| Chapter 17 | Omissions in Preceding Chapters | [186] |
| Chapter 18 | General Johnston’s Failure to Strike—Sherman | [190] |
| Chapter 19 | Georgia Service—A Negro’s Preference—A Hazardous Undertaking | [208] |
| Chapter 20 | I Sell a Ten Dollar Gold Piece for Fifteen Hundred Dollars | [231] |
| Chapter 21 | My Service With Captain Shannon | [237] |
| Chapter 22 | We Receive Notice of Johnston’s Surrender—I Decline to Be Paroled and Resolve to Make My Way Out | [244] |
| Preface | The Reconstruction Period | [262] |
| Chapter 23 | Upon My Return From the Army I Find My Business Affairs in Bad Shape | [266] |
| Chapter 24 | The Affair at Hempstead | [271] |
| Chapter 25 | I Narrowly Escape Capture | [285] |
| Chapter 26 | I Save the Life of an Enemy | [306] |
| Chapter 27 | I Get Back Into the Business World | [316] |
| Chapter 28 | I Assist in Establishing the Masonic Institute | [326] |
| Chapter 29 | I Remove to Waxahachie and Go Into Business There | [339] |
| Chapter 30 | The Tap Railroad | [344] |
| Chapter 31 | Business Troubles | [366] |
| Chapter 32 | I Start Anew | [373] |
| Chapter 33 | The Methodist School at Waxahachie | [377] |
| Chapter 34 | My Later Business Experiences | [380] |
| Chapter 35 | The Confederate Veterans’ Home | [389] |
| Chapter 36 | My Appointments in the U. C. V. | [395] |
| Chapter 37 | The Terry Rangers’ Flag | [401] |
| Chapter 38 | Roosevelt’s Visit to Texas | [424] |
| Chapter 39 | My family | [434] |
| Chapter 40 | In Conclusion | [441] |