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Tom Lea can refer to

Thomas C. Lea, II, Mayor of El Paso, Texas, for the (1915-1917) term, and uncle of Homer Lea (a general in Sun Yat Sen's army). See Tom Lea from the Handbook of Texas Online
Thomas C. Lea, III (1906-2001), son of the above-mentioned mayor of El Paso, Texas; Life magazine war artist and correspondent from 1941 through 1945; and author (with Holland McCombs) of The King Ranch (1957). See Tom Lea papers from the University of Texas at El Paso.
Thomas D. Lea, author on biblical topics.

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 '''Tom Lea''' can refer to
 * [[Thomas C. Lea, II]], Mayor of [[El Paso, Texas]], for the (1915-1917) term, and  uncle of [[Homer Lea]] (a general in [[Sun Yat Sen]]'s army). See {{Handbook of Texas|id=LL/fle92|name=Tom Lea}}
-* [[Thomas C. Lea, III]] ([[1906]]-[[2001]]), son of the above-mentioned mayor of El Paso, Texas; ''[[Life (magazine)|Life]]'' magazine war artist and correspondent from 1941 through 1945; and author of ''The [[King Ranch]]'' (1957). See [http://libraryweb.utep.edu/special/findingaids/tomlea.cfm Tom Lea papers] from the University of Texas at El Paso.
+* [[Thomas C. Lea, III]] ([[1906]]-[[2001]]), son of the above-mentioned mayor of El Paso, Texas; ''[[Life (magazine)|Life]]'' magazine war artist and correspondent from 1941 through 1945; and author (with [[Holland McCombs]]) of ''The [[King Ranch]]'' (1957). See [http://libraryweb.utep.edu/special/findingaids/tomlea.cfm Tom Lea papers] from the University of Texas at El Paso.
 * [[Thomas D. Lea]], author on biblical topics.