Talk:Henry Brashear Building

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I am calling under question my own good faith edit, which cites a historic designation report by the City of Houston Historical & Archaeological Commission. It does report Sam Brashear as a brother of Henry Brashear, which I now believe is incorrect. Sam Brashear (b. 1866) was a son of John Brashear, a nephew of Henry Brashear, and a grandson of Isaac Wright Brashear (b. 1811) and Sarah Trott Brashear (b. 1817). Finding an RS for the Brashear family tree has been difficult. The best source I found so far was published in 1895. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Oldsanfelipe2 (talk) 21:54, 7 March 2024 (UTC)Reply

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