but there were two men who were a factor, of course, henrietta king who, again, a genteel woman who had to tame a hard-drinking ship captain, richard king. but she did. just like margaret houston did. and turned them into the productive entrepreneurs that they were. and both molly goodnight and henrietta king started out in mud huts. but the ja ranch is in the -- [inaudible] canyon which is one of the most beautiful parts of texas as many of you know. and then my last chapter was the bridge to the 20th century, and it was two great businesswomen, the two -- probably after emily austin who was the richest woman in texas when she died in the 18, i think, 50s, then the next time that you had really rich businesswomen who had made it was sarah cockrel from dallas and -- [inaudible] from houston. and sarah cockrel, of course, built -- she took the first ferry to go back and forth across the trinity river. that was the first time you could actually start going out west from east texas, and then she eventually built the bridge. and she was a great investor and a wonderful businesswoman. and by

henrietta king, who built the biggest ranch in the world, live in a mud hut and married richard king. because there were no trees out in the southwest part of texas. there was nothing to build a log cabin with. and the others like my great-grandmother lived in a log cabin. and what she was the texans know because some have disastrous marriages. so his daughter married a new daughter just graduated from medical school and moved to saint augustine, texas. she writes to her sister on may 1 of 1849. she said, out in this new country i have seen no one but strangers, but they are the kindest people i have ever met. they are as good as in any portion of tennessee and seem to be as much for refinement and he would meet at any place. there is no such thing as buying houses or furniture. they have very comfortable houses, but they cannot get purchase. it's too far away from navigation to get such things. by the time we make money, they will navigate the spray then we can get all the little notion that we can't see that we need. if i have been in tennessee, i would've thought that thought when

there were two women that were part of the goodnight ranch and then, henrietta king, who again, a woman who then turned it into the productive entrepreneurs that they were and both of them, mollie goodnight and henrietta king started out in a mud hut a ranch is in the canon, one of the most beautiful places in texas, as many of you know. my last chapter was of the 20th century. and it's too great businesswoman. the most accurate man, emily austen, who is the richest woman in texas when she died in 1860. the next time she had really rich businesswomen. she took the first ferry to go back and forth. across the infiniti river and up the first time you could start to go out west from east texas. and then she eventually built this and she was a great investor and a wonderful woman. by all accounts, she was a very generous and good person. she was revered and considered one of the founders and the woman in houston wasn't much the same way. they expanded the houston post and television stations were sold for hundreds of millions toward the end of the life. but she also made it such a success i