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It was probably Thomas Dedrick, one of the first former slaves to settle in Austin, who built the little yellow house overlooking the State Capitol. City records show his son William was living there on Robertson Hill by 1893. From that point on, the story of the Dedrick-Hamilton House is clear, passed down through five generations of the same family, running parallel to the history of black people in Austin, generally.
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