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    [Portrait of Felix Henry Watson]

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    Photograph of Felix Henry Watson as a baby. He stands beside a dark, floral patterned chair, his arms holding onto the chair. He wears a white, lacey dress as he smiles a large, toothless grin

    [Photograph of Felix Henry Watson]

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    Photograph of Felix Henry Watson (1910-1987). Watson wears a black suit with a dark, cross pattern along it. He has dark, gelled back hair. He looks past the camera

    Guy Henry Watson, approximately 1898-1902

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    Black-and-white photographic portrait of Guy Henry Watson (Norwich University Class of 1902) in his cadet uniform, photographed approximately 1898-1902

    [Elsa] Photograph of Henry Watson With Crop Duster

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    Henry Watson with his Piper J3 crop duster rigged for spray.https://scholarworks.utrgv.edu/hidalgohist_aa/1007/thumbnail.jp

    [Lubbock] Photograph of Henry Watson\u27s Cotton Gin

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    Henry Watson\u27s gin at Lubbock, trucks and horse drawn.https://scholarworks.utrgv.edu/hidalgohist_aa/1006/thumbnail.jp

    [Edcouch] Aerial View of Henry Watson\u27s Home

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    Aerial view of Henry Watson\u27s home.https://scholarworks.utrgv.edu/hidalgohist_aa/1003/thumbnail.jp

    [People] Photograph of Henry Watson and R.C. Dick Watson

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    Henry Watson and his father R. C. Dick Watson.https://scholarworks.utrgv.edu/hidalgohist_aa/1008/thumbnail.jp

    [Felix Henry Watson as a Baby]

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    Photograph of Felix Henry Watson as a baby. He wears a white dress and white shoes as he sits on a dark seat. His brown hair is slicked down as he smiles a wide, toothless smile. Handwritten text along the bottom of the frame reads "My sweet smiling dear Felix boy.

    Henry Watson Conover and Joe Lake with fur catch in front of Lake & Company store

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    Joe Lake's store called Lake and Company. Henry Watson Conover "had a homestead at Kootenay Crossing (now KNP) and trapped up the Simpson River"

    What I am pleased to call my education /

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    "The published writings of Henry Watson Kent": p. 169-199.Mode of access: Internet
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