Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands. Records of the Assistant Commissioner for Texas. Call # Microfilm 724. Contents at the beginning of reel 1.
A Collection of Pages from the Histories of Neylandville and St. Paul School.. Neylandville, Texas: City of Neylandville, 1988. Call # fF394.N49C65 1988. Neylandville, Hunt County is a predominantly African American community.
Crouch, Barry A. and Larry Madras. “Reconstructing Black Families: Perspectives from the Texas Freedmen’s Bureau Records” in Our Family, Our Town: Essays on Family and Local History Sources in the National Archives. Washington, D.C.: National Archives, 1987. Call #: Z1250.095 1987.
Devereaux, Linda Ericson. Nacogdoches County, Texas: The Black Marriages 1866-1874. [Nacogdoches, Texas: s.n., 1991?]. Call # fF392.N2D48 1991.
Freedmen's Bureau Online: Texas (Web site). This site contains a number of indexes and transcriptions of documents from the Freedmen's Bureau records.
Jones, Howard. The Red Diary: A Chronological History of Black Americans in Houston and some Neighboring Harris County Communities – 122 Years Later. Austin, Texas: Nortex, 1991. Call # F394.H8J66 1991.
Murray, Joyce Martin. Austin County, Texas Deed Abstracts: 1837-1852. Dallas: Murray, 1987. Call # Ayer F392.A9M87 (Special Collections). Does not contain as much slave data as does her Red River County volume (see below); however, this book does deserve mention since it, like the Red River volume, contains a slave name index.
-----. Red River County, Texas Deed Abstracts: Republic of Texas and State of Coahuila and Texas (Mixico). Dallas: Murray, 1986. Call # Ayer F392.R33M87 1986 (Special Collections). Extensive slave index.
Pemberton, Doris Hollis. Juneteenth at Comanche Crossing. Austin, Texas: Eakin, 1983. Call # F392.L5P45 1983. History of African Americans in Limestone County.
Prather, Patricia Smith. From Slave to Statesman: The Legacy of Joshua Houston, Servant to Sam Houston. Denton, Texas: University of North Texas Press, 1993. Call # Ayer F391.H79P73 (Special Collections). Both biographical and family information.
Stampp, Kenneth (editor). Records of Ante-Bellum Southern Plantations. Call # Microfilm 708. See entry for this title on page six. Entries below list names of families whose records contain significant slave data, followed by county of residence and reel number.
| Name | County | Reel Number |
| Blackshear | Grimes | G.1.44 |
| Billingsley | Falls | G.1.36 |
| Bolton | Wharton | G.1.33 |
| Devereux | Rusk | G.1.36 |
| Duncan | Wharton | G.1.33 |
| Hagerty | Marion, Harrison | G.1.42 |
| Hall | Houston | G.1.33 |
| Horton | Wharton, Matagorda | G.1.33 |
| Neblett | Grimes, Navarro | G.1.34 |
| Perry | Brazoria | G.1.12 |
| Rose | Victoria | G.1.31 |
| Tait | Colorado | G.1.44 |
| Wright | Red River | G.1.42-44 |
Smith, Gloria L. See entry for this author under North Carolina.
Texas Mortality Schedules 1850-1880. Call # Microfilm 737. See computer catalog for reel descriptions.