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My family arrived by boat after a stormy night. In 1822, they bought 1,520 acres for $182.40, with yearly payments of $60.80. By 1823, their bank balance was $1,039.20 with $978.40 remaining. Their gross income that year was $1,478.40. In 1824, they earned $700 from crops while spending $300 on costs, leaving $1,117.60. The author concludes that moving to Austin's colony was the best decision for their family as they now own their acres and house outright.
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Ibrahim Muhammad came to Austin's colony on a ship called the Lively, though the trip was difficult, they arrived safely. This was his first investment in Austin's colony, purchasing land for $48 that included one male, one wife, one child, and one pet. For his first year of investments, he spent $150 on cotton, $250 on lumber, and $100 on cattle, but only the lumber did well that year. In his second year, he invested $350 each in cotton, lumber, and cattle, and the colony thrived with a bumper cotton crop and high demand for lumber and beef.
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This document appears to be a student project about Austin's Colony. It contains 8 photographs with captions describing different aspects of life in the colony, including a family's first home, their buggy, the husband working at a lumber mill, their land and cattle, a mild winter by a creek, an Indian attack on the village, cotton plants ready for harvest, and an overall picture of the colony. The photographs provide a visual representation of what life was like for the early settlers of Austin's Colony.
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This document appears to be a student project about Austin's Colony. It contains 8 photographs with captions describing different aspects of life in the colony, including a family's first home, their buggy, the husband working at a lumber mill, their land and cattle, a mild winter by a creek, an Indian attack on the village, cotton plants ready for harvest, and an overall picture of the colony. The photographs provide a visual representation of what life was like for settlers in Austin's Colony.
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The document summarizes a boy's journal entries from 1822-1824 describing his family's journey and experiences settling in Austin's colony in Victoria, Texas. They had a difficult start with cattle dying from the cold weather and a ship sinking with their supplies. However, his father's crops did well, allowing them to fully pay for their land. The years got progressively better with no Indian attacks and a growing cotton business. His father was happy with the choice to immigrate and settle in Victoria.
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This document provides references for two infographics related to Texas history. It lists the names Nick Mueller and Texas History-1, along with the date 11-28-11. It also includes citations for two infographics from PublicDomainPictures.net and imageenvision.com.
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Indians stole some of the horses that were bought, so more had to be purchased for $50. The conclusion discusses the theft of horses by Indians and the need to buy more horses to replace them at a cost of $50. A bibliography is also included listing sources for photographs.
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The family arrived in Austin's Colony in 1822 after a difficult voyage on the ship Lively, where they faced little food and water and many cattle died during a harsh winter. They qualified for 1,360 acres of land. The early years of 1822 and 1823 brought problems like the sinking of the Lively, disputes with Mexicans over cotton exports, and small lumber and cattle demands. However, 1824 was the most prosperous year for the colony due to bumper cotton crops and high demands for lumber and beef, with no major problems that year.
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- 2. My Arrival • My arrival was a bumpy arrival. We got there by boat and it was storming the night before. We rode on the Lively.
- 3. My Arrival • When my family and I got there, we looked for acres to buy for a place to live.
- 4. 1822 • Our acres in 1822 was a total of 1,520 acres. We also paid $182.40 for our acres. Our yearly land payment was $60.80.
- 5. 1822 • For the second year of 1822 our investment money is $939.20. our crops were a total of $539.20.
- 6. 1823 • In the year 1823 our bank balance money was $1,039.20. our remaining money was $978.40. • The for our total current remaining money was $578.40.
- 7. 1823 • Our remaining investment money was $578.40, we added the with our gross income money and got $1,478.40.
- 8. 1824 • 1824 we money for crops and got a remaining of $1,117.60. we paid a total of $1,000 for our crop.
- 9. 1824 • Our gross income for our crops was $700.00. And our total cost of just the crops was $300.00.
- 10. My Conclusion • My conclusion is that going to Austin’s colony is the best and right thing has ever done my family.
- 11. My Conclusion • We love our acres and the way our house is set up. My husband and I have paid off the acres and house.
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