| Historicial Development: | According to San Augustine county records, T. P. Wragg and a Mr. Moore mortgaged to Bland-Fisher Lumber Company their lumber at the mill or to be manufactured there, plus a boiler, an engine, an edger, a sawmill rig, one cutoff saw buggies and dollies. Wragg and More were taxed from 1906 to 1908 for $300 in manufacturing tools and $500 for boilers and engines.
According to San Augustine county records, T. P. Wragg and a Mr. Moore mortgaged for a boiler.
According to San Augustine county records, Wragg and Moore, on R. Newton land near Venable, mortgaged with Bland and Fisher $510 for a sawmill, an Erie boiler, a 10-inch by 12-inch steam engine, a 3-saw edger, a cutoff saw, two thousand 6-inch by 8-inch by 8-foot sap pine railroad crossties to be delivered FOB Venable in four months.
On 28 November 1908 T. P. Wragg mortgaged for $1000 an Ames Vim steam engine and a saw gummer. In August 1909 T. P. Wragg mortgaged to McKnight and Whitfield for $500 all the lumber at Wragg's sawmill, about 100,000 feet and all of the lumber to be cut that year.
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