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Hays County Historical Commission
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 4 เม.ย. 2023
The Hays County Historical Commission is a group of volunteers appointed by the Hays County Commissioner's Court for a two year term to preserve the history and cultural resources of Hays County.
Our purpose is to provide information to the public and educational resources on the significance of our heritage in Hays County.
La Comisión Histórica del Condado de Hays es un grupo de voluntarios designados por el Tribunal del Comisionado del Condado de Hays por un período de dos años para preservar la historia y los recursos culturales del Condado de Hays.
Nuestro propósito es brindar información al público y recursos educativos sobre la importancia de nuestro patrimonio en el condado de Hays.
Our purpose is to provide information to the public and educational resources on the significance of our heritage in Hays County.
La Comisión Histórica del Condado de Hays es un grupo de voluntarios designados por el Tribunal del Comisionado del Condado de Hays por un período de dos años para preservar la historia y los recursos culturales del Condado de Hays.
Nuestro propósito es brindar información al público y recursos educativos sobre la importancia de nuestro patrimonio en el condado de Hays.
Hays County Veterans Panel Discussion [Full]
[Motion Sickness Warning]
In collaboration with Preservation Associate's Susan Reyna and the Kyle Public Library, six military veterans of the Hays County community come to share their stories and service records.
In collaboration with Preservation Associate's Susan Reyna and the Kyle Public Library, six military veterans of the Hays County community come to share their stories and service records.
มุมมอง: 73
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Georgia Virginia (Pound) Cavett [Full]
มุมมอง 6311 หลายเดือนก่อน
On 8 April 1961, the then Hays County Historical Survey Committee interviewed Georgia Cavett of the Pound Family of Dripping Springs about life in the area on and around the Pound Farmstead, now known as the Pound House.
Michael Tobias - Growing Up in Kyle [Full]
มุมมอง 40ปีที่แล้ว
In collaboration with Preservation Associates' Susan Reyna and the Kyle Public Library, Council Member Michael Tobias speaks about growing up in the Kyle area with the collections of photographs and newspapers preserved throughout the years. Recorded on October 18, 2023 Edited Version: [TBD]
Hispanic Heritage in Kyle [Full]
มุมมอง 39ปีที่แล้ว
In collaboration with Preservation Associates' Susan Reyna and the Kyle Public Library, a few members of Kyle, Texas' Hispanic community discuss on panel about living and growing up in the Kyle area. Panelists (Left to Right): Abel Tenorio, Domingo Romano Castilleja, Miguel Zuniga, Robert Rizo, Willie Tenorio Jr. Recorded on September 20, 2023 Edited Version: [TBD]
Memories of Kyle: Reminiscences of Two Sisters - Tutta Barton & Jane Kirkham [Full]
มุมมอง 47ปีที่แล้ว
In collaboration with Preservation Associates' Susan Reyna and the Kyle Public Library, Tutta (Word) Barton and Jane (Word) Kirkham talk about living and growing up in the Kyle area. Recorded on August 16, 2023 Edited Version: [Coming Soon]
Mary Giberson - HCHC Oral History Series
มุมมอง 168ปีที่แล้ว
Mary Giberson is a long time resident of Buda and talks about her moving to Texas to start college at UT, then coming to Buda when she married Jack Giberson. Mary taught art in the Hays schools, worked tirelessly to secure integration, and was responsible for most of the fund raising efforts to build the Buda Library. Editor's Note: Only this much of our interview with Mary is recoverable at th...
A Road Remembered - HCHC Documentary Series
มุมมอง 59ปีที่แล้ว
In collaboration with Texas Parks and Wildlife, this short documentary tells the story of the first Spanish road that connected Texas and where it goes through Hays County, the Camino Real.
Driftwood School Memories - HCHC Oral History Series
มุมมอง 49ปีที่แล้ว
Interviews with 5 former students talking about their days at the Driftwood School in the 1930s.
Travis Garnett - HCHC Oral History Series
มุมมอง 73ปีที่แล้ว
One of the early members of the Dripping Springs community talking about his experience growing up there and his families service station and his contributions to the city.
101 Ranch: The Story of the Kuykendall Family - HCHC Documentary Series
มุมมอง 57Kปีที่แล้ว
This is the story of the largest ranch in Hays County and the family who ran it for over 60 years. Two strong women, a mother and her daughter and children ran thousands of head of cattle, horses and sheep on over 11,000 acres of hill country property. This documentary is based on interviews with members of the Kuykendall and Hoskins families, who grew up on the 101 Ranch near Buda. This was th...
Cecil Clark - HCHC Oral History Series
มุมมอง 37ปีที่แล้ว
Cecil Clark has spent almost a century in Buda as a fireman, grocery store operator, and citizen who takes care of two local cemeteries. Hear him tell what life has been like and the changes he has seen during the past 98 years.
Larger Than Life: The Story of Buck Winn - HCHC Documentary Series
มุมมอง 136ปีที่แล้ว
A documentary in Texas artist and architect, James Buchanan Winn Jr. (1905-1979). This is the first collection of his artwork, sculpture, building decoration and architecture shot on location around the Southwest. Buck specialized in doing large artwork for building decoration, all of his projects were "larger than life." Buck and Kitty Winn lived in Wimberley from 1941 until her death in 1978 ...
William B. Cochran - HCHC Oral History Series
มุมมอง 87ปีที่แล้ว
W. B. Cochran was descended from the Wimberley family and lived his life in the 4 corners of Hays County.
Minnie & Winnie Harper - HCHC Oral History Series
มุมมอง 28ปีที่แล้ว
Twins from the black Antioch Colony near Buda, Winnie and Minnie tell what it was like to grow up in a large family dedicated to "following the crops" across the country and then coming back to settle in Antioch.
Ray B. Wilson - HCHC Oral History Series
มุมมอง 146ปีที่แล้ว
Ray B. Wilson - HCHC Oral History Series
Col. Peter C. Woods: Country Doctor, Cavalry Officer, Public Servant - HCHC Documentary Series
มุมมอง 145ปีที่แล้ว
Col. Peter C. Woods: Country Doctor, Cavalry Officer, Public Servant - HCHC Documentary Series
Moe Johnson & Bob Barton - HCHC Oral History Series
มุมมอง 65ปีที่แล้ว
Moe Johnson & Bob Barton - HCHC Oral History Series
Ofelia Vasquez-Philo - HCHC Oral History Series
มุมมอง 94ปีที่แล้ว
Ofelia Vasquez-Philo - HCHC Oral History Series
Edward Burleson: Soldier and Statesman - HCHC Documentary Series
มุมมอง 548ปีที่แล้ว
Edward Burleson: Soldier and Statesman - HCHC Documentary Series
Captain Jack: The Story of John Coffee Hays - HCHC Documentary Series
มุมมอง 37Kปีที่แล้ว
Captain Jack: The Story of John Coffee Hays - HCHC Documentary Series
That is the normal way. Look at africa or anypla ce that animals run free. There are animals eating animals for survival. Sometime they eat members of their own species. That is what god made. They didnt learn it from t.v. or from other animals. Raising animals for consumption is natural.
My great grand fathers name and grandfather name is Jack hays, I live in bexar county San Antonio and my relatives are from Tennessee. I’m a relative
Some well fed settlers.
I'm a direct descendent woot woot what a savage dude
scottish legend like most of the Rangers
Great story of how radio was an important source of news and entertainment similar to the streaming services of today.
My middle name is coffee. I was always told that it was the only request that my biological mother to my adopting parents. I was told that my middle name had historical value, but I never did any research until recently. Turns out that john coffee hays is my great (x3) biological grandfather. I didn't know the connection with the walker colt though... that is very interesting, because I am a gunsmith!
My middle name is John..
That is so freaking cool man!
Thank you for sharing the history!
Went to college in Hayes County back in early 70s and ran around with the Kuykendall Brothers we were Fraternity brothers their family at that time still owned land along the G Guadalupe and San Marcos rivers and surrounding area....their ancestors and and mine ran cattle drives at the same time with the early Kuykendall Settlers my folks also teamed up with the Johnson Brothers on these drives and they actually had one of the earliest Anglo Cattle brands (Turkey Track) granted by the Spanish Government.
AWESOME I'd like tyo see more about ranch families and the history that goes with such families
Polo cowboy🤣😂🤣😂🤣
You should have cut out the man using the Lord's name the way he did. I do not like this video
My God, you're soft....
That was weird. The documentary commentary was "slender brunet", then she was played by a juicy woman (very attractive-- better than slender).
KY-ken-DAHL
My brother and step sister are Kuy ken dall this is the way it was pronounced
@@kimberlyhollingsworth2028 same thing, I just showed the phonetic spelling, never understand how they get kirkendall sound out of Kuykendall.
@toddkuykendall6030 so this is actually my last name and I can shed some light. Kuykendall is Dutch and the spelling is somehow an english-ified version, probably from someone who wasn't very literate. The last name used to be preceeded by Van, meaning "from", and Kuykendall is actually a town. The direct English translation for Kuykendall is "chicken valley". The more you know.
What brand of cows are these? Are they Hagan?
Someone needs to make a movie with all the first hand writing already done 😊
I was glad to see this video biography of Jack Hayes. I first learned of him in another video, and was so impressed that he taught his Rangers to shoot from horseback, and that he trained and drilled them in prep for all they would do in the future.
If they hired Cruz guys they had to be GOOD😊
The 101 ranch i know of was owned and ran by the Miller brothers, near Marlin Oklahoma.
Awesome story. Beef is great
Been cleaned off by ONE DAMN TREE in our big south pasture...sold that DAMN Paint at next horse sale! 😂 I was 6 Life was damn good 🙏💪💪
Ya know that one gentleman (I use that lightly) really didn't need to keep using the Lord's name in vain! I mean I'll betcha his ancestors would have been totally appalled! That's one thing that can make me turn off a video so quickly! 😔
bullshit.one of his female ancestors could cuss a sailor off a boat! He says that LOL, gert off your high horse3. It6s 2023!
Well that’s for him and the lord to work out, and for us not to judge. Piety looks good on no one, and will quickly make you a Pariah.
A wonderful history lesson. Thank you for sharing this story with us all
Thought it was going to be about the pirate bully hays
What would you suggest?
That "slender brunette " looks zofftic as hell.
Detest knowing people raise animals to eat them
Tough World for stupid People.
So......what part of Austin are you from.
how long have you been in texas? How long are you planning to say? (when are you going back to tofu land?)
This is part of history. We can't change it.
Very well done thank you
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Today we call this tyrannical governance. We’re surrounded by it. And no one cares.
I see these Texas Rangers were well practiced at riding and shooting accurately w/o shooting their own horse in the head at full speed. Something the idiot Custer could never master. Had he not been killed on the little big horn he might have been the next President. But God used to bless the country back then sometimes and not give us total idiots for Presidents though many came very close.
It's not going to be long before being able to hear people of this generation talk about growing up. It's very important for this to be preserved. Thank you for doing it.
I'm a fifth generation Texan and have always been entralled with it's history. I thoroughly enjoyed this presentation! Many thanks for sharing it.
Could they not find an actor who looked like Hays? Hays was about twenty when he came to Texas and slightly built, Surprised that Audie Murphy never made a film about him. He would have been a perfect fit.
Alan Ladd
@@leojablonski2309 Did Alan Ladd ever play Hays?
His "Mrs" was nothing like the described girl as well.
No, we could not. Is facial exactitude really what you think is important in making a film? How about being able to act like an 1840s Texas ranger, ride a horse at full speed, while firing a period pistol and providing your own horse and wardrobe for little pay. We did the best we could with the limited resources and budget. It sounds like you know nothing about the 2009 film industry in Texas, but perhaps you can start your education with the films of Richard D. Kidd (who died recently) and Kate Johnson of the Hays County Historical Commission. There are other little issues with this film that would have been worthy of your sarcasm, but they creep in like gremlins in any system. ~ Sloan
@@SKaR64 You don’t use stunt men any more? Anyway. I wasn’t being sarcastic, and it just occurred to me that with a little facial hair Audie Murphy would have been a good fit for most of that work. Or was the Hollywood of that day not interested in realism? Murphy had a devil getting the producers to get things military right. Maybe he was he who held them back on the heroism. No one would believe what he did that day on the tank destroyer. And since Murphy had so little schooling , although was from Texas , he himself might have been totally unaware of this earlier day hero.
'promo sm' 😅