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Gazetteer of Deceased Texas Physicians (19th and 20th century)

The Gazetteer provides references to obituaries, biographical information and archival resources for over 12,000 deceased Texas physicians. From the Texas Medical Center Library.

Postmasters & Post Offices of Texas, 1846-1930, by Jim Wheat

Listings of all postmasters in Texas, 1846-1930, with dates of appointment; listings of all post offices in Texas, 1846-1930, with dates of establishment and discontinuance.

Texas Forestry Museum - Research

Extensive research by the Texas Forestry Museum led to the development of two electronic databases relating to the history of forestry in the state.

Texas Physicians Historical Biographical Database

Searchable database of citations to biographical information related to early Texas physicians from the Texas State Journal of Medicine for 1905-1966 and additional sources.

Texas Transportation Archive

The Texas Transportation Archive Employee Database Project attempts to

The Handbook of Texas Online - Lumber Industry

TMC Library - Texas State Board of Medical Examiners records, 1907-1972

The Texas State Board of Medical Examiners collection contains registration cards, bulletins, medical board reports, newsletters, doctors newly licensed, and records of licenses of doctors from 1907 to 1972. The collection contains licensure records for nearly 5,500 deceased Texas physicians. Each record contains biographical information, licensure applications, some correspondence, and usually a photograph.

UT Southwestern Special Collections and Archives - Texas Physicians

Consists of citations to biographical information related to early Texas physicians from the Texas State Journal of Medicine for 1905-1966. Additional citations from other sources range in date from the 1850's to 1966, and include early Texas medical journals such as the Texas Courier-Record of Medicine, Polk's Directories, Texas newspapers and assorted histories of Texas.