Includes most of the early laws covered by Gammel’s edition and adds land and colonization laws of Spain and Mexico, as well as a summary of Spanish civil law. This source is particularly useful for land title research as it provides a history of the municipal divisions of the state, with boundaries of all the colonies and early counties.

Contains a digest of the laws plus decisions of the Supreme Court of the Republic. Digest is both incomplete and confusing and is of little use except to historians.

An attempt to improve upon Dallam’s digest which succeeded only in producing a lengthier volume.

The legislature commissioned these authors to compile an official edition of the statutes, but this too was not a satisfactory compilation.

The first successful statutory compilation, published in several editions. Often referred to as Paschal's Digest and cited as “P.D.”

John Sayles published editions of the civil statutes in 1888, 1889, 1897, 1898 and 1914, with supplementation through 1922. Later editions were called "Vernon's Sayles" after the publisher. Because there was no official compilation produced between 1911-1925, this resource is useful for that interim period.