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Wikisource article on Don Erasmo Seguin

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Caveat lector: Just a note on the Wikisource article. I am the one who found it at Internet Archives, uploaded it at Commons, and put it on Wikisource. This was written a century ago, and I do not know any background on the author J. M. Woods. He was obviously a great admirer of Erasmo Seguin's, but there is no way to know his sources. There is a statement therein "...born in 1772, the son of Don Basil Seguin, one of the original Canary Island settlers of San Antonio" which is in conflict with the sources of this Wikipedia article, and the Seguin family history.— Maile (talk) 14:33, 20 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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