Star in Texas Map Covers Pecos Country Pecos Country History

Along the Pecos River
in Reeves County, Texas

Alton Hughes wrote an extensive history of Pecos and Reeves County during the 1970s, published by the Pecos Enterprise in a weekly column called Just Musin'.

Hughes reprinted the columns in two historical volumes, which are out of print. Used copies are available at www.amazon.com. Search for "Pecos: A History of the Pioneer West."

Listed here are some of the topics covered in the two volumes.

Single Columns


Three-column Series

Individual Columns in Series

Judge James F. Ross

Presbyterian Church

C.E. Armstrong

C.O. Finley


Four-column Series

Individual Columns in Series

Pecos City Council Minutes

Cynthia Ann Parker & Family


Five-column Series

Individual Columns in Series

Kountz Family

Miller-Frazier Feud

Pecos Valley Southern Railroad

Young Bell

Pecos Cantaloupe

Texas Defense Guard


Six-column Series

Individual Columns in Series

Toyah

Balmorhea Area

Judge James A. Drane

Roberson Family

Bob Couch


Seven-column Series

Individual Columns in Series

Pecos Army Air Field

Merry Wives Club

Pecos Mercantile Co.


Nine-column Series

Individual Columns in Series

Highway Construction

Red Bluff Dam

Reeves County Commissioners Court Minutes


Twelve-column Series

Individual Columns in Series

Barstow

Billie Sol Estes Tank Scandal

Barney Hubbs





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