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   Haroldson Lafayette Hunt : back from Florida to East Texas

Page entitled : H. L. Hunt a new opportunity in East Texas

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How H. L. Hunt married Frania Tye in Florida, moved back and found a new opportunity in Dad Joiner's oil leases in East Texas


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By the time Haroldson Hunt met Marion Columbus “Dad” Joiner in Rusk County (East Texas), the latter had been drilling oil wells, mostly dry holes, for thirty years. He was one of the original promoters, the archetype of the Texas wildcatter, one of many men who never seemed to find serious oil fields, but who clung to the job until a lucky strike would make them rich, as well as their numerous associates and stakeholders. Over the years Dad Joiner had ...

 

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