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Frank James Frank , Title: J. Frank Dobie Papers Dates: circa bulk Extent: document boxes, 4 index card boxes Frank Dobie contain numerous manuscripts for his writings, voluminous correspondence files, and extensive research materials, plus personal papers, manuscripts by others, and Dobie family letters and papers. Note: The Ransom Center gratefully acknowledges assistance from the TexTreasures grant program—funded by the Institute of Museum and Library Services through the Texas State Library and Archives Commission under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act—which supported processing and cataloging of this collection.
Access: Open for research Digitized sound recordings are available for this collection. Click here to explore. His father, Richard Jonathan Dobie, was a rancher and taught his son about the land and raising cattle; his mother, Ella Byler Dobie, was a teacher and gave him an appreciation for literature and nature. Dobie was the eldest of six children. At age sixteen, he was sent to live with his grandmother in Alice, Texas to attend high school. After college, Dobie wrote for several Texas newspapers and worked as a high school teacher and principal in Alpine, Texas.
In , he enrolled at Columbia University and received a Master of Arts degree in They had had a long-distance courtship after they both left Southwestern, but after their marriage Bertha left her teaching job in Galveston to join her husband in Austin. Soon they were apart once again when, in , Dobie enlisted in the U. He became a first lieutenant in the field artillery and served abroad briefly during World War I before being discharged in After his discharge, Dobie returned to teaching English at UT but left after one year to manage the ranch of his uncle, J.
The ranch was about , acres and located on the Nueces River in Texas. It was there that Dobie began to take notice of Mexican folk tales, the character and talk of cowmen, and the character of the brush country. Dobie spent a year managing the ranch until his uncle could no longer afford to pay him.
