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Guide to the Katherine D. Stoes papers, 1873-1950sNew Mexico State University Library, Archives and Special CollectionsEmail: archives@lib.nmsu.eduURL: http://archives.nmsu.edu/ © 2018 New Mexico State University
Biography / HistoryKatherine D. Stoes (born Katherine Doughty), in Lake City, Minnesota in 1872 and was the daughter to John Colemen Doughty and Mary Caroline Herron. After the death of her mother, Katherine and her father relocated to Mesilla, New Mexico. After several years in residing in Las Cruces, Katherine returned to Minnesota where she was educated. After receiving formal education, she made her way back to the Mesilla Valley to teach at Las Cruces High School, New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts and served on the Board of Regents. She was also elected as County Superintendent of Schools for several terms. Along with holding various positions within the educational system, Katherine had a passion for history especially for the Mesilla Valley. Katherine was considered a pioneer resident and civic leader of Las Cruces and was known as the local historian. During Katherine’s lifetime, she lived through many historical events that shaped the Mesilla Valley and later on wrote and kept her own research files about the notable occurrences. Since she was well informed and was interested in the history of the area, historians and locals would inquire research assistance from Katherine due to her vast knowledge of the region. Considering she had a passion for the region’s history, she often wrote articles for local weekly papers and the New Mexico Historical Review. Along being an avid historian, Mrs. Stoes was active within the community and she was involved in various civic organizations such as the Women’s Improvement Association and the Old Museum Society, known now as Branigan Memorial Library. On a personal note, Katherine married Henry Stoes in 1899 and in the early 1900 they had two sons, Phillip and Paul. Henry owned and operated a general mercantile store in Las Cruces until his retirement from the business in 1932. Years after his retirement in 1943, Henry passed away due to heart complications and fourteen years later in 1957, Katherine died at the age of 85 as is buried in the Masonic Cemetery in Las Cruces, NM. Scope and ContentThe Katherine D. Stoes papers is arranged into seven series: Personal, Correspondence, Legal Documents, Literary Works, Printed Material, Maps, and Photographs. The personal series contains genealogical records of Katherine’s ancestral lines. The correspondence series contains both personal and business letters to and from Katherine and Henry Stoes. The legal documents series contains items such as marriage and divorce licenses, and deeds. The literary work series contains a manuscript subseries and a research notes subseries. The manuscript subseries contains manuscripts written by Katherine and others. The research notes subseries complied by Katherine which is comprised of information pertaining to people, places and things of New Mexico and the surrounding areas. The printed material series contains newspapers, magazines and Shalam Colony newsletters, calendars etc. The maps series contains one copy of a map of Fort Selden from 1886. The photographs series contains a prints subseries and negatives subseries. Both subseries comprise images of people, places and things of New Mexico and the surrounding areas. RestrictionsAccess RestrictionsOpen. All materials in this collection are available for research under supervised conditions in the Research Room. Copy RestrictionsCopyrights associated with materials in this collection have not been transferred to New Mexico State University. Preferred CitationKatherine D. Stoes papers, New Mexico State University Library, Archives and Special Collections Department Processing InformationProcessed by Linda Blazer, February 1984 and re-processed by Isabel Lopez and Shane Saenz, under the direction of Jennifer Olguin, December 2018. Related MaterialWallace Perry Papers. Ms 0009. New Mexico State University Library, Archives and Special Collections Department. Elias E. Day Letter. Ms 0011 SC. New Mexico State University Library, Archives and Special Collections Department. John B. Newbrough. Oahspe, and Faithists; Calendar. Ms 0211. Ms New Mexico State University Library, Archives and Special Collections Department. Access TermsLas Cruces (N.M.)--History--Sources Series:
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Paternal ancestry, 1933, 1936, 1951, undated |
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Herron Family, 1755-1936, 1915, ca. 1930s, ca. 1940s |
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Saint James Mission and Union Newspaper article, 1949, undated |
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Miscellaneous, 1873, ca. 1910s-1950s |
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Samuel Herron and Doughty families, 1908-1930s and undated |
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Miscellaneous, undated |
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Correspondence
This series contains letters to and letters from Katherine D. Stoes. The types of letters in the series are both personal and business letters.
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College of Mines and Metallurgy, 1947 |
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Crosby, W.W., 1948, 1951-1954, 1956 |
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General, 1939, 1944-1946, 1948-1955 |
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Howland, Joan- (Justine Newbrough), 1944-1945 |
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Howland, Mrs. A.M., 1917 |
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Kansas State Historical Society, 1941, 1956 |
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Miscellaneous letters, ca. 1940s-1950s |
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The National Archives, 1939, 1949 |
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New Mexico Cattle Growers Association Inc., 1954 |
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Reynolds, Patrick, 1939, 1940 |
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Secretary of the Masonic Lodge, Las Cruces, 1946 |
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Shields, Mark A., 1948 |
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Stoes, Katherine D., 1949 |
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Stoes, Paul H., 1933, ca. 1940s-1950s |
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Texas Folk-Lore Society, 1942 |
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Mrs. Tressider, 1946 |
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Uncle Henry, 1942 |
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Williams, O.W., 1940 |
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Yañez, Josefina, 1911 |
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Legal Documents
This series contains legal documents belonging to relatives of Katherine D. Stoes. The documents include items such as marriage and divorce licenses, and deeds.
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Legal documents (typed copies), 1885, 1886, 1887, 1891, 1907 |
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Literary Works
This series contains a manuscript subseries written by Katherine D. Stoes and a research notes subseries, compiled by Katherine also. The research notes subseries contains various documents and clippings pertaining to people, places, things and events in New Mexico and the surrounding areas.
Manuscripts
This subseries contains manuscripts written mostly by Katherine D. Stoes and some written by Mary D. Henschel.
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"Adam's Coup de Bain," undated |
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"America's First Bona Fide Farmer," 1950, undated |
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"A Bag of Rice Marriage," undated |
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"Big Business on the Frontier Early Merchandising," undated |
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"A Border Limit," undated |
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"The Cake and the Governor," undated |
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"The Conquered Hero," undated |
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"He Loved His Country," undated |
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"Indian Givers," undated |
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"Keeping Up With Eunice," undated |
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"Legend of the Dispersion of the Pueblo Indian," undated |
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"Loretto of Las Cruces," 1947, undated |
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"Me? Me!" undated |
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"Mesilla Hangings," undated |
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"Mexican-Indian Superstitions," undated |
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Miscellaneous manuscripts, undated |
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"A New Mexico Indebtedness," undated |
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"The Oldest Mine in the United States," undated |
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"Out of the Sea," 1918 |
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"Peonage A Charming Name for An Abject Slavery," undated |
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"A Pink Angel," undated |
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"Shalam" (Published 1958 as "The Land of Shalam"), 1885, 1946, undated |
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"Superstition Plus Science," undated |
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"The Uplift of Thomas Owen," undated |
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"The Widow," undated |
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Research Notes
This subseries contains various types of notes pertaining to people, places and things in New Mexico and the surrounding areas.
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Ake Family, undated |
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Alton, Eugene Hooker, 1913, 1956, undated |
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Amador Family, 1916, ca. 1950s, undated |
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American Flag, undated |
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Amusements, undated |
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An Old Army Hirsute Order, 1815 |
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Apache Flood Legend- Mescalero, undated |
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Apaches, 1913, ca. 1930s-1940s, 1955, undated |
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Armijo Family, 1954 |
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Articles by K.D. Stoes, 1936, ca. 1940s-1950s, undated |
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Ashenfelter, Singleton M., undated |
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Atchinson, undated |
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Aull, Father Roger, 1940 |
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Bad Men, 1952, undated |
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Baggs, George, undated |
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Bailey, Harry H., 1941, 1954, undated |
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Barela Family, undated |
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Barncastle, John D., 1884, undated |
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Bartlett, I.S., undated |
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Bascom-French Co., 1876, 1915 |
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Bean Family, 1940, 1945, 1955, undated |
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Beckwith Family, 1949 |
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Bell Ranch, 1947 |
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Bennett, Colonel Joseph F., 1904, 1954, 1864-1866, undated |
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Billy the Kid, 1885, 1912, ca. 1920s-1950s, undated |
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Blackdom, 1945 |
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Black Gods, undated |
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Blazer Family obituaries, 1949-1950 |
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Blevins Family, undated |
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Booklet (political and other various topics), 1856, undated |
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Books Related to the Southwest, undated |
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Boundaries, 1948, undated |
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Bowman Family, 1900, 1956, undated |
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Boyd, Dr. Nathan E., undated |
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Boyer Family, 1936, 1952, undated |
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Branigan, Thomas and Alice, 1949 |
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Brazel, undated |
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Brazito, 1939, 1953, undated |
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Bristol, Judge Warren, undated |
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Brito, Frank, undated |
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Bronco Sue, undated |
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Buffalo, 1935, undated |
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Bullfighting, 1890, 1952, undated |
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Bull, Thomas J., undated |
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Buried Treasure, ca. 1930s, ca. 1950s |
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Burke Family, undated |
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Burros, 1937, 1953, undated |
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Butterfield Trail, 1939, 1940, 1950, undated |
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Caballeros, 1953, undated |
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Caballo Mountains, Superstition Mts. of N.M., undated |
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Camels, 1937, 1939, 1956, undated |
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Campbell, Richard, 1955 |
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Candler Family, undated |
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Caracristi, Dr. Charles F. Z., ca. 1910s-1920s |
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Carmony, Pat, undated |
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Carr, William J. obituary, undated |
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Carson, Kit, undated |
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Casad Family, 1936, 1944, 1954, undated |
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Casey, John, undated |
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Catron, Thomas Benton, undated |
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Cattle Ranching and Associated Topics, 1949, 1954, 1956, undated |
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Caves, undated |
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Cemeteries- Las Cruces, undated |
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Cherokee Bill, undated |
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Children of Shalam, 1927, undated |
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Chisum Family/Trail, 1939, 1940, undated |
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Christmas Customs, 1939, 1941, 1953-1955, undated |
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"Christmas on the Frontier," Early Resident Writes of Gay Event in La Mesilla, 1870 |
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Cigar production in El Paso, Texas, undated |
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Ciudad Juarez, 1915, ca. 1940s-1950s, undated |
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Clark, F.C., 1881, undated |
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Climate, 1952-1955, undated |
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Coleo/ Tailing sport, undated |
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Colgan, Patrick, undated |
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"Collier's Short Shorts," undated |
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"Colonel Don Fernando de La Concha Diary, 1788," undated |
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Company H soldiers notes, undated |
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Confederates, 1932, 1948, 1949, 1951, 1954, undated |
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"Conversations," undated |
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Cooglar, Cricket, 1955, 1956 |
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Cooney, Captain, 1954 |
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Cooper Family, undated |
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Corn, 1954, undated |
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Cornell, Ralph S., undated |
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Corralitos Ranch, undated |
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Correr Del Gallo, undated |
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Covered Wagons, 1924 |
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Cowan, Anthony B., undated |
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Cox Ranch, undated |
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Crawford, Jack Wallace, undated |
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Cuniffe, Henry J., undated |
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Curry, George, 1947 |
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Customs, 1913, 1935, undated |
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Customs (Mexican), undated |
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Daily, Bradford, undated |
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Daughters of the American Revolution, undated |
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Deaths and Funerals, 1856, 1947, 1953, 1954, undated |
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Deming, 1916, undated |
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"Desert Plants Started New Soap Business," undated |
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Dessauer, William, undated |
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Dog Canyon, 1941, 1952, 1953, undated |
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Dogs, undated |
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Doña Ana Bend Colony, undated |
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Doña Ana County first courthouse notes, undated |
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Doña Ana County School District, 1951 |
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Doña Ana, New Mexico, 1940, 1947, 1955, 1956, undated |
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Dorsey, Senator Stephen W., undated |
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Doughty/Herron Family, ca. 1920s-1950s, undated |
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Duhalde, Pedro, 1899, undated |
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Duriez Family, 1949, undated |
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Early Churches, 1940, 1945, 1955, undated |
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Early explorers, undated |
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Early medicine, undated |
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"Early Recollections" by Mary D. Henschel, undated |
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Early Southwestern Cattle Trails Map, undated |
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Early Systems of Measurements- Land, undated |
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Early Transportation, 1948, 1955, undated |
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Eckhorst, W.H., undated |
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Education, 1949, undated |
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El Camino Real, undated |
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Elections, undated |
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Electricity, 1955, undated |
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Elephant Butte, 1951, 1952, undated |
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El Gamma Real, undated |
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Elkin, Stephen Benton, undated |
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Ellis, Albert, undated |
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El Mercado, undated |
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El Paso, 1916, ca. 1930s-1950s, undated |
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Emmet, Chris, undated |
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Emperor Maximillian and Empress Carlotta of Mexico, 1941 |
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Espejo, Don Antonio, undated |
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Evans, Jesse, undated |
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Faithist belief "Definitions," undated |
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Faithist belief "Revelations," undated |
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Fall Family, 1913, 1939, ca. 1940s-1950s, undated |
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"Famous Black Flag of Rebel Guerillas," undated |
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Farm Heraldry, 1954, undated |
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Father Morin, undated |
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Faudoa, Don Pancho, 1949 |
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"Favorite Mexican Cultural Contributions," book reviews, undated |
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"Fear," undated |
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"First Planting of Alfalfa Was Made in Mesilla Valley…" undated |
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Flag of the Confederacy, The Flag of Dixie (hand-drawn), undated |
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Flores, Enrique, 1949 |
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Folklore brochure, undated |
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Food, undated |
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"The Forgotten People" (quote) by George Sanchez, undated |
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Fort Bliss, 1901, 1919, ca. 1940s-1950s, undated |
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Fort Craig, 1940, undated |
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Fort Cummings, 1951, 1953, undated |
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Fort Davis, Texas, undated |
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Fort McRae, 1953, undated |
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Fort Fillmore, 1927, 1951, 1953, undated |
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Fort Robledo, 1953 |
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Forts, 1936, 1948, 1954, 1957, undated 1936, 1948, 1954, 1957, undated |
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Fort Selden, 1935, 1939, 1945, ca. 1950s, undated |
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Fort Stanton, 1949, ca. 1950s, undated |
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Fort Stockton, 1930s, undated |
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Fort Sumner, undated |
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Fort Thorn, 1953, undated |
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Fort Union, ca. 1950s, undated |
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Fountain Family, 1937, undated |
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Fountain murder, undated |
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Frazer, Judge George M., undated |
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“Freed Peons Joined Army Lived Richly on $13 a Month,” 1953 |
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Frenchmen in Mesilla Valley, undated |
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Frenger, Frank, 1954 |
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Freudenthal, Phoebus, undated |
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From Deals, ca. 1900s-1910s, ca. 1950s, undated |
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Gadsden Purchase, 1944, undated |
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Gambling, undated |
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Garcia de Noriega, Juan Antonio, undated |
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Garrett, Pat, 1949, 1954, 1956, undated |
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Geck Family, undated |
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General Biographical Information, undated |
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Gerber, Charles William, undated |
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Gibbs Family, undated |
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Gilliland, Jim, 1940 |
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Graham, Emma "Queen of Jornado," 1940 |
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Grahms Family, undated |
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Grand, Nancy, 1950, undated |
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Grapes and Wine Making, 1916, 1949, undated |
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Gruber, Bernardo, undated |
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Guns, 1938, 1951, undated |
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Hadley, Hiram, 1954, undated |
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Hand-drawn maps, undated |
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Harper's Monthly Magazine, undated |
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Hart, Simeon, 1939, 1947, ca. 1950s, undated |
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Herbs, 1938, undated |
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The Hermit, 1953, undated |
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Herron, Samuel "Granther," 1942, 1955, undated |
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Hinkle, James F., 1950, 1951 |
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Historic Streets in Las Cruces, New Mexico, undated |
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"History of Mesilla Valley," by Maude McFie, 1903 |
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"History- Sad, Exciting and Deadly- Comes to Memory as Ghostly Towns Emerge," undated |
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"History of Southwestern United States Leading to United States Rule," 1903 |
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Holt, Herbert Bartlett, undated |
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"Homage Paid to Mexico," undated |
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Homes, undated |
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Horses, 1923, undated |
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Hot Springs, 1953, undated |
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Houghton, Captain Winifred, undated |
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Huburt, Joe, undated |
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Hughes, Captain John R., undated |
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Hunter, Sherod, undated |
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Huron, 1930, undated |
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Incidents, undated |
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Indian Topics, undated |
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Irrigation- Acequias, undated |
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Irrigation, Farming, 1952, 1954, undated |
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Irish, 1950 |
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Jerrell Family, 1948 |
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Jesuits, undated |
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"Jim Miller Known to Many People in the Southwest," undated |
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Johnson, Mary Lyon Cunningham, 1954 |
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Jones, Jim, 1930 |
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Jones, John, undated |
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Jones, Samuel J., 1956, undated |
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Jornado Desert, 1928, 1937, undated |
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Justice- Alcalde of Sabinal, undated |
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Kellam, William, undated |
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Kinney, John, undated |
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Kirker, James, 1940, undated |
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Knapp, Judge John G., undated |
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Krause, Ernest, undated |
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Laguna Del Muerto, undated |
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La Junta, undated |
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Lander, J.H., undated |
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Land Grants, 1923, undated |
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Lane, Colonel Nathan D., 1954 |
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Lapoint, Lawrence, undated |
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Las Cruces Citizen Publishing Company, undated |
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Las Cruces Man Finds Skeleton…" 1940 |
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Las Cruces, New Mexico, 1911, 1928, ca. 1940s-1950s, undated |
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"Las Cruces Osteopath Explains Practice to Convention," (Dr. W.A. Jenkins), undated |
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Las Cruces Presbyterian Church, 1948 |
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"A Las Mujeres Trabajadoras Republicanos en Nuevo Mexico," 1920 |
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Law, 1952, undated |
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Lazarito, undated |
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Colonel Leaton, undated |
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Lee, Oliver, circa. 1940, undated |
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Lemon, Senior, John, 1941, 1956, undated |
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"Letter of a California Pioneer," 1847 |
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Lincoln, New Mexico, undated |
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Llewellyn Family, 1951 |
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Local Fairs Under Legislative Act, undated |
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Local Fauna, 1925, 1936 |
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Lohman, Martin, undated |
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Lohman, Oliver, 1915 |
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Looking Backward at Lincoln County People and Events, undated |
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Lord Beresford, undated |
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Lucero Family, 1938, 1941, undated |
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Magazine Articles, 1921, 1956, undated |
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Manby, A. R., undated |
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"A Man Called Phil," undated |
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Map of New Mexico, undated |
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Martin, Captain Jack, undated |
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Mastin, Virgil, undated |
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May, John, 1954, undated |
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McArthur, Douglas, 1942 |
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McClure's Magazine "Pioneer Transportation in America," 1905 |
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McFie, John Robert, undated |
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McGinty Cannon, 1949 |
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McGran Family, undated |
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McKinney, Leon, undated |
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McMakin, Rebecca, undated |
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McNew, Nettie, undated |
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Men, undated |
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Merchandising/ Drummers, undated |
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Merchants in New Mexico, 1863 |
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Mesilla, New Mexico, 1861, 1923, ca. 1930s-1940s, 1954, undated |
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Mesilla population article, 1947 |
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Mesilla Valley, undated |
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Mexican flag drawing, undated |
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Mexican Revolution, undated |
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"M'Ginty Gun is Now at Ojinaga," undated |
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Mills, 1954, undated |
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Mimbrenos- Effigy artifact, undated |
|
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Mines and Mining, ca. 1930s-1950s, undated |
|
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Minnesota, 1876, 1935, undated |
|
||||
Miscellaneous, undated |
|
||||
Miscellaneous, undated |
|
||||
Miscellaneous, undated |
|
||||
Missions, 1933, 1939, 1941, ca. 1950s, undated |
|
||||
Mister, Fred, undated |
|
||||
Mistletoe- Mesilla Valley Industry, 1955 |
|
||||
Mi Tierra, undated |
|
||||
Money, undated |
|
||||
Morgan, Joe, undated |
|
||||
Moreno, Precilliano, undated |
|
||||
Mossman's Pit, 1930, 1950, 1954, undated |
|
||||
Mountain men, undated |
|
||||
Mules, undated |
|
||||
Musa Dagh, Turkey, 1935 |
|
||||
Musicians, 1950, 1953, undated |
|
||||
Names, 1942, 1956, undated |
|
||||
Names of Places on Frontier, undated |
|
||||
Names of Those Masons Hanging in the Masonic Hall, undated |
|
||||
Native Americans and Mexicans customs, undated |
|
||||
Nativity observances, 1955, undated |
|
||||
Nazism, 1926, 1945, undated |
|
||||
Neighboring Places Near Las Cruces, undated |
|
||||
Neighboring Towns in Mexico, undated |
|
||||
Nevares Family, 1955, undated |
|
||||
Newcomb, Simon Bolivar, undated |
|
||||
New Mexico, ca. 1940s, ca. 1950s, undated |
|
||||
New Mexico border (affidavits, testimonies), 1913, 1914 |
|
||||
The New Mexico Clubwoman, 1937 |
|
||||
New Mexico Literature, undated |
|
||||
New Mexico Magazine, 1956 |
|
||||
New Mexico State University Aggies, undated |
|
||||
New Mexico travels in 1875, undated |
|
||||
Newspaper firms, undated |
|
||||
"N.M. Indian Revolt Drove Out Priests," undated |
|
||||
Oahspe, 1883, 1942, undated |
|
||||
Ochoa Family, undated |
|
||||
"Old Sol," beggar in Mesilla, undated |
|
||||
Oliver, George H., 1955 |
|
||||
"One Dies, 250 Hurt in Crowd," 1953 |
|
||||
Orchard, Sadie, 1943, undated |
|
||||
Oro Grande, New Mexico, undated |
|
||||
Ortiz, Ramon, undated |
|
||||
Outlaws, 1936, undated |
|
||||
"Overland From Las Vegas to Lincoln," M.A. Upson, 1871 |
|
||||
Oxen, undated |
|
||||
Pack Train, undated |
|
||||
Padre La Rue, undated |
|
||||
Pan-American Round Table, undated |
|
||||
"Parsimony," undated |
|
||||
Paso Del Norte, undated |
|
||||
Patten, James, undated |
|
||||
Patton, John S., 1885, 1964, undated |
|
||||
Peddlers Were Tops on the Frontier, undated |
|
||||
Penitentes, 1914, 1950, undated |
|
||||
Picacho, undated |
|
||||
Pike, Zebulon, undated |
|
||||
Pinkerton reports (use copy), 1895, 1896 |
|
||||
Piñon, undated |
|
||||
Pioneers Foundation, Inc., 1953, undated |
|
||||
Pioneers and Their Stories, 1949, 1952, undated |
|
||||
Plants, 1937, undated |
|
||||
Poetry (by others), ca. 1920s-1940s, undated |
|
||||
Politics, 1907, undated |
|
||||
Pony Express, 1944, 1951, undated |
|
||||
Prospectors, 1930s, 1953, undated |
|
||||
Pueblos, 1917, ca. 1920s-1940, 1952, undated |
|
||||
Quesenberry, Joe, September 5th, 1929 |
|
||||
Race Feeling, undated |
|
||||
Railroads in the Southwest, 1936, ca. 1950s, undated |
|
||||
Raley, Lucy obituary, 1955 |
|
||||
Rand, Danny, undated |
|
||||
Raynor, Ted, 1957 |
|
||||
Recital Program, undated |
|
||||
References, Ideas, 1914, 1943, 1956, undated |
|
||||
Regional area newspapers information, undated |
|
||||
"Reid's Tramp," undated |
|
||||
Religion and associated topics, 1948, 1949, undated |
|
||||
Rentfrow Era, undated |
|
||||
Resource citations (3x5 index cards), ca. 1940s-1950s |
|
||||
Rhodes, Colonel Hinman, undated |
|
||||
Rhodes, Eugene Manlove, 1941, 1952, undated |
|
||||
Rhynerson Family, undated |
|
||||
The Rio Grande, 1926, 1931, 1944, 1953, undated |
|
||||
“Rio Grande Area Peonage Described in Sorid Detail,” 1953 |
|
||||
Rio Grande Irrigation Project, 1923 |
|
||||
Robinson, Will, 1948, 1953 |
|
||||
Rochas, Fransois Jean, undated |
|
||||
Rodriguez, Nicolas, undated |
|
||||
Roman religion, 1906, ca. 1930s-1940s, 1951, undated |
|
||||
Rosenbaum, undated |
|
||||
Ross, Edmond G., 1955, undated |
|
||||
"Ruins Indicate San Juan Site of N.M. Capital," undated |
|
||||
Ryan, Thomas F., 1951, undated |
|
||||
Saloons and Drinking, undated |
|
||||
Salt and the Salt War, 1922, 1936, undated |
|
||||
San Albino Hall, 1951 |
|
||||
San Augustine- Cox Ranch, 1907, 1924, 1957, undated |
|
||||
San Diego and Tenuco, undated |
|
||||
Santa Fe Trail, 1954, undated |
|
||||
Santa Rita- Chihuahua Copper Trail, undated |
|
||||
San Ysidro, 1953, undated |
|
||||
Sayings, similes and expressions, undated |
|
||||
School and Hangings in Mesilla, 1953, undated |
|
||||
Schwartze, Jack, 1956, undated |
|
||||
Settlements Not East of Oregon, 1939, ca. 1940s-1950s, undated |
|
||||
Shalam Colony- General, 1916, undated |
|
||||
Sheep and goats, 1956, undated |
|
||||
The Sheep Herder, undated |
|
||||
Sheriffs of Dona Ana County, 1956, undated |
|
||||
Short, Luke, undated |
|
||||
"Sikes and Nuns Feud," undated |
|
||||
Skidmore, William Hutchinson, undated |
|
||||
Skillman, Captain Henry, undated |
|
||||
Slavery, undated |
|
||||
Smuggler's Gap, 1955 |
|
||||
Snow, Oscar C., undated |
|
||||
Soap, undated |
|
||||
Socorro and vicinity, undated |
|
||||
Soldiers, 1927, undated |
|
||||
Spaniard/Mexican Expressions, undated |
|
||||
The Spence Brothers, undated |
|
||||
Star Route Swindles, undated |
|
||||
Statehood, undated |
|
||||
Stephenson Family, 1949, 1956, undated |
|
||||
Stern, Isaac, 1923, 1938, ca. 1940s-1950s, undated |
|
||||
Stoes News Articles, 1948, ca. 1950s |
|
||||
Stoes, Phillip, undated |
|
||||
“Sudden Death Made E. P. Politics Lively in ‘The Good Old Days’,” undated |
|
||||
"Sunset" literature work, undated |
|
||||
Taft-Diaz Visit, undated |
|
||||
"Tales of the California Gold Trail," undated |
|
||||
Teachers Examination, 1953, undated |
|
||||
Telegraph, Heliograph, Telephone, undated |
|
||||
Territories of New Mexico and Arizona, 1879 |
|
||||
Tesvino, undated |
|
||||
Tevis, James, 1950 |
|
||||
Texas, 1936, 1948, undated |
|
||||
Texas Centennial- Dusting the Covers of Southwestern History articles, undated |
|
||||
Texas Headrights, 1955, undated |
|
||||
Texas Folk-Lore Society, undated |
|
||||
"The Thing of an Earlier Day Originated in Las Cruces Backyard," 1955 |
|
||||
Things Mexican, undated |
|
||||
Thompson, Ida M. obituary, undated |
|
||||
Thompson, P.M., undated |
|
||||
Those Who Came, undated |
|
||||
Thurman, Jack and Lottie, undated |
|
||||
Topography (Tularosa), 1916 |
|
||||
Tortugas, 1939, ca. 1950s, undated |
|
||||
Tortugas Arroyo, undated |
|
||||
Tortugas, Guadalupe, Rabbit Chase, 1915, ca. 1930s-1950s, undated |
|
||||
Towns That Are Gone, undated |
|
||||
"Toys and Pets" article, undated |
|
||||
Trading Posts, undated |
|
||||
"The Trailer," undated |
|
||||
Trails and roads, ca. 1950s, undated |
|
||||
Transcripts of published articles, undated |
|
||||
Trip and trails, ca. 1930s, 1949, ca. 1950s |
|
||||
Tucker, Tom, undated |
|
||||
Tunstall, John Henry, undated |
|
||||
The Union, 1949 |
|
||||
United States Land Office, undated |
|
||||
"Unmarked Grave on the Jornado Shelters a Confederate Heroine," 1953 |
|
||||
Untitled notebook, undated |
|
||||
Untitled manuscript, undated |
|
||||
U.S. mail, undated |
|
||||
Van Patten Company, undated |
|
||||
Vehicles on border, 1952, undated |
|
||||
Viljoen, Johannis, undated |
|
||||
"Village of Our Lady of Doña Ana" notes, undated |
|
||||
"Villages Buried by Water of Butte Dam May Emerge in View of Lowered Waterline," 1952 |
|
||||
"The Volunteer," 1919 |
|
||||
"War or Another St. Pat Needed to Unify Ireland," 1939 |
|
||||
Water, ca. 1950s, undated |
|
||||
Waugh, Milton B., undated |
|
||||
Weddings and parties, undated |
|
||||
Weights, etc., 1948, undated |
|
||||
Wertheim, Herman, 1954 |
|
||||
"When Mesilla Was the Capital of Arizona," by Colonel James H. McClintock, undated |
|
||||
White Sands National Monument, undated |
|
||||
Wind and storms, undated |
|
||||
Wise Cracks From the Ozarks, undated |
|
||||
Women, undated |
|
||||
Yeo, Herbert Watts, 1948, 1954, undated |
|
||||
Ysleta, Texas church, undated |
|
||||
Ysleta Village, undated |
|
Series:
Printed Material
This series contains a Shalam Colony subseries of calendars, newsletters, and literature from Shalam Colony. There is also a magazine subseries containing magazines collected by Katherine and a newspapers subseries containing both full size newspapers and newspaper clippings.
Shalam Colony
This subseries contains calendars, newsletters and literature from the Faithist religion of Shalam Colony.
| Description | Container | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
"Book of Cosmogony and Prophecy and God's Book of Ben," undated |
|
||||
The Faithist, Number 5, undated |
|
||||
The Faithist Forum, No. 3, 16-19, Kosmon 106, 109, 110, undated |
|
||||
Kosmon Calendar Reform, 1955-1956, 1956-1957 |
|
||||
The Kosmon Pioneer Bulletin, 1951-1953 |
|
||||
The Kosmon Pioneer Bulletin, 1953-1955 |
|
||||
Kosmon Pioneer, Vol. 2, No. 1, 5, 7, 1943-1944 |
|
||||
Kosmon Unity, Vol. IV, No. 1, 2, 1949 |
|
||||
"Levitica," undated |
|
||||
Miscellaneous, undated |
|
||||
New Mexico Historical Review, Vol. XX, No. 4, 1945 |
|
||||
Sam Bartolet, 1946, 1948, 1951, 1953, 1954 |
|
||||
Selections From Oahspe A New Bible, No. 4, undated |
|
||||
Southwest Review, 1953 |
|
Magazines
This subseries contains various magazines collected by Katherine D. Stoes dating from the 1910s to the 1950s.
| Description | Container | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
The American Magazine, 1930, undated |
|
||||
The American Mercury, undated |
|
||||
Collier's- The National Weekly, 1925, 1927 |
|
||||
The Dearborn Independent, 1926 |
|
||||
Everybody's Magazine, 1921, undated |
|
||||
Hearst's International- Cosmopolitan, 1921, 1923, 1927 |
|
||||
Liberty's Short Short, 1941 |
|
||||
Miscellaneous, ca. 1920s-1930s |
|
||||
New Mexico, 1951 |
|
||||
The New Mexico Stockman, 1957 |
|
||||
The New York Times Magazine, 1933, 1935 |
|
||||
The Saturday Evening Post, ca. 1910s-1940s |
|
||||
Signs of the Times, 1942 |
|
Newspapers
This subseries contains various magazines collected by Katherine D. Stoes dating from the 1910s to the 1950s.
| Description | Container | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Newspapers, undated |
|
||||
Newspapers, undated |
|
||||
Newspapers, ca. 1900s-1950s |
|
||||
Newspapers, ca. 1900s-1950s |
|
Series:
Maps
This series contains a copy of a map of the post and reservation of Fort Selden from 1886. It is split into four sheets of paper that comprise the entire map.
| Description | Container | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Map of the Post and Reservation of Fort Selden, N.M. (copy), 1886 |
|
Series:
Photographs
This series contains photograph prints and negatives that correspond to some, but not all, of the research notes topics.
Prints
This series contains photograph prints of people, places and things in New Mexico and the surrounding areas.
| Description | Container | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
People: Identified, 1934, 1942 |
|
||||
People: Unidentified, ca. 1900s |
|
||||
"Old People," 1902 |
|
||||
Family and friends, 1931 |
|
||||
Ft. Bliss, 1952 |
|
||||
Ft. Craig, 1952 |
|
||||
Ft. Selden, 1870, ca. 1920s |
|
||||
Ft. Union, undated |
|
||||
Cox Ranch, 1907, ca. 1920s |
|
||||
Modoc Mines, ca. 1910s |
|
||||
Tortugas, undated |
|
||||
Van Patten's Camp; Dripping Spring, 1908 |
|
||||
Ruins: Mason's Ranch "Corralitos," (Slocum's Ranch Compound) 1923, 1935, 1955 |
|
||||
Blazer's Mill and Store, Mescalero, N.M., ca. 1930s |
|
||||
Shalam Colony, undated |
|
||||
Buildings, George W. Terrard "Dakota Cottage," undated |
|
||||
South America, Venezuela and The Andes, 1917, 1926 |
|
||||
Grave sites, 1949, 1953 |
|
||||
Apple orchards, 1922 |
|
||||
Mossman's Pit on sunken mesa: S.W. New Mexico, 1950 |
|
||||
Luna's Wells, undated |
|
||||
Automobile trip covering California, Arizona, and The West; Phil, 1919 |
|
||||
Native American, undated |
|
||||
Ox carts, 1885, 1900 |
|
||||
Texas locations: Ft. Davis, ca. 1950s |
|
||||
Judge Roy Bean postcard, undated |
|
Negatives
This series contains photograph negatives of people, places and things in New Mexico and the surrounding areas.
| Description | Container | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Sr. Francisco Polanco, undated |
|
||||
Sr. Francisco Polanco, undated |
|
||||
Gen. Ben Viljoen, undated |
|
||||
General Delos Bennett Sackett, undated |
|
||||
Van Patten, undated |
|
||||
"Old People of N.M.," undated |
|
||||
Old People of N.M. - Samuel G. Bean 84 yrs., 1902 |
|
||||
Old People- Alvino Carrillo 90 yrs., 1902 |
|
||||
Old People of N.M. - Jose Maria Belarde 79 yrs., 1902 |
|
||||
Old People of N.M. - Jesus Parago 112 yrs., 1902 |
|
||||
Old People of N.M. - Mrs. Mary B. Ake 94 yrs., 1902 |
|
||||
"Old People of NM" Agapito Padilla, undated |
|
||||
Ft. Bliss, undated |
|
||||
Untitled, undated |
|
||||
Untitled, undated |
|
||||
Ruins of Fort Craig, undated |
|
||||
Ruins? undated |
|
||||
Untitled, undated |
|
||||
Untitled, undated |
|
||||
Untitled, undated |
|
||||
Untitled, undated |
|
||||
Ft. Seldon, undated |
|
||||
Untitled, undated |
|
||||
Ft. Seldon, undated |
|
||||
Cox Ranch, undated |
|
||||
Cox Ranch, undated |
|
||||
3 Men at Cox Ranch, undated |
|
||||
Devil's Tooth Rock, undated |
|
||||
K.D. Stoes, undated |
|
||||
The Modoc Mines, undated |
|
||||
The Modoc Mines, undated |
|
||||
Tortugas (Aztec dance), undated |
|
||||
Church of San Juan at Tortugas, undated |
|
||||
Fraternum- neg (Shalam), undated |
|
||||
Shalam, undated |
|
||||
Untitled, undated |
|
||||
Untitled, undated |
|
||||
Simpson Hart's Tomb El Paso, 1949 |
|
||||
Simpson Hart's Tomb El Paso, 1949 |
|
||||
San Jose Cemetery Ochoa monument, 1954 |
|
||||
Untitled, undated |
|
||||
Untitled, undated |
|
||||
Luna's Wells, undated |
|
||||
Pueblo Indian harrow, undated |
|
||||
Old Mexican Cart, undated |
|
