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1925 Timeline Timeline of arrests, violence, deaths, and the Ku Klux Klan of Denton County in 1925.
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1924 Timeline Timeline of arrests, violence, deaths, and the Ku Klux Klan of Denton County in 1924.
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1923 Timeline Timeline of arrests, violence, deaths, mob activity, and the Ku Klux Klan in Denton County in 1923.
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1922 Timeline Timeline of arrests, violence, deaths, mob activity, lynchings, and the Ku Klux Klan in Denton County in 1922.
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1921 Timeline Timeline of arrests, violence, deaths, mob activity, and the Ku Klux Klan in 1921 Denton County.
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1920 Timeline Timeline of arrests, violence, deaths, mob activity, and the Ku Klux Klan in Denton County in 1920.
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1919 Timeline Timeline of arrests, violence, deaths, mob activity, and the Ku Klux Klan in Denton County in 1919.
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1918 Timeline A timeline of arrests, violence, and deaths in Denton County in 1918.
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1916 Timeline Timeline of arrests, violence, and deaths in Denton County in 1916.
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Pre-1915 Timeline Timeline of arrests, violence, deaths, and mob activity in Denton County before 1915.
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1917 Timeline of Arrests, Violence, Deaths, and Klan Activity in Denton County Graphic image which depicts the arrests, violence, deaths, and klan activity in Denton County in 1917.
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1915 Timeline Timeline of arrests, violence, deaths, and mob actions in 1915 Denton County.
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Denton County Arrest Timeline Timeline of arrests, deaths, violence, and mob action in Denton County during the disappearance of the St. John's community
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Seven Arrested in Denton County Denton Record-Chronicle article which highlights the individuals arrested and awaiting trial: Clarence Green, Bogus Jones, Will Franks, Unknown Smith, Mike Goosby, Solomia Smith, N.G. Samples, Melvin Garrett
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W.O.W. Hall and I.O.O.F. Hall Burned Denton Record-Chronicle article which depicts a fire that began in the Princess Theatre on the Denton Square. The W.O.W. Hall was on the second floor of the Princess Theatre and the I.O.O.F. Hall in the Christian Science Society.
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Woodsmen Establish Lodge in North Denton County Denton Record-Chronicle article which identifies the W.O.W. Lodge 3300 in Vaughantown by W. A. Matthews
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Slim and Roscoe Gertin Arrested Denton Record-Chronicle article on court dockets for October 1913 shows both Slim Roscoe Gertin arrested for carrying pistols
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Levi Willard and Emmett Fields Stab Two Boys on Train Record and Chronicle article which depicts a train attack on two white boys by two black men from New Jersey.
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Hughley, Griffin, and Walker Families: Twelfth Census of the United States 1900 Census depicts the Hughley, Griffin, and Walker families in the central portion of the St. John's Community
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Stone Family: Twelfth Census of the United States Census record which depicts the Stone family in Eastern St. John's Community
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Finch Family, Twelfth Census of the United States Finch family in the census records of Denton County, 1900.
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HistoryPin Collection This map shows chronologically the date in which schools in Texas desegregated from 1954-1957.
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News Script: Negro Agrees to sell Judkins House Covers the story of Lloyd G. Austins decision to sell his house after the violent protest that occurred outside his house the previous day.
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Jackson v. Rawdon - Filed by L. Clifford Davis - September 26, 1955. Complaints and requests filed by Davis on September 26, 1955 on behalf of African American students of high school age in Mansfield, Texas against O.C. Rawdon and the Mansfield School Board.
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Jackson v. Rawdon - Plaintiff Motion for Preliminary Injunction On October 7, 1955, L. Clifford Davis filed a request for preliminary injunction to enjoin and restrain the defendants, including O.C. Rawdon, School Board President, and R.L. Huffman. Mansfield School District Superintendent.