• Early Brands registered in Kaufman County
• Biographical Sketches from the Kaufman Sun - Special Editions - March 20th & 27th, 1884
• 1905 Newspaper Brochure - 8 biographies
• Lena Carter's Millinery Shoppe, 1903
• William Washington Biard
• Mike Sanford Boggess, Editor of the Kemp News
• Thadeus James Broughton
• The Cuellars, owners of El Chico Restaurants
• Robert Lee "Bob" Hicks
• Edwin S. Kelley and George Graham, Saloon Owners in Kaufman Texas
• H. F. Dowling Saloon, Terrell, TX
• Daniel B. Mizell
• Henry Fielding Peery - Photographer
• Thomas C. Tune - Photographer
• John Alford Robertson
• Forney Bottling Works
• The Royal-Ade Winner Bottling Company
• Business Ads from old editions of the Kaufman Sun, 1880-1889
• 1908 $20.00 bill drawn on the First National Bank of Kaufman, Texas, signed by F. Pannill & J. A. Nash, officers of the bank
• $10.00 bill drawn on the First National Bank of Kaufman, Texas

Links to more Pioneer Businessmen of Kaufman County

• Notable Men of Terrell -- From a 1900 publication about Kaufman County
• Leading Men of Terrell -- From the Terrell Star December 24, 1882
• Frank Cuellar Collection at the University of North Texas -- the Cuellars were Hispanic farm workers in Kaufman - their mother, Adelaida Cuellar, began selling tamales & tortillas in Kaufman the early 1900's & in the 1920's opened a small restauarant on the south side of Kaufman - from there they moved to Terrell in 1930's Dallas.  Within 40 years they built a multi-million dollar Mexican Restaurant chain!  EL Chico & El Fenix Restauarants - the best mexican food in Texas!!  This is a very good site with photos & accurate history.
• Hetty Green owned the Texas-Midland RR that ran thru Kaufman County from north to south - their offices were located in Terrell.  She was the wealthiest woman in America!  Her son E. H. R. Green lived in Terrell.