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Finding Aid of the William A. Keleher Papers,
1714-1999
Center for Southwest Research, University of
New Mexico Email: cswrref@unm.edu
URL: http://elibrary.unm.edu/cswr
Funding provided in part by Center for Regional Studies, University of New
Mexico, Dr. Tobías Durán, Director
©2006 Center for Southwest Research
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William A. Keleher Papers
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Dates (Inclusive) |
1714-1999 |
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Dates (Bulk) |
1915-1972 |
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Creator |
Keleher, William Aloysius, 1886-1972
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Abstract |
The William A. Keleher collection contains a variety of materials pertaining
to the history of New Mexico. As a historian, Keleher conducted thorough research on
the territorial era of the State. As a prominent lawyer and citizen of the State in
the 1900's, Keleher's legal work and volunteer efforts helped shape the modern
condition of New Mexico. Many of the documents related to his research, career and
other interests are included in this collection. |
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Collection Number |
MSS 742
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Size |
43 boxes (26.4 cu. ft.) + 6 oversize folders
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Repository |
Center for Southwest Research, University of New Mexico. |
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Language(s) |
English, Spanish |
William A. Keleher. Part of the William A. Keleher Papers, MSS
742 BC.
William Aloysius Keleher was born November 7, 1886 in Lawrence, Kansas to David
Keleher and Mary Ann (Gorry) Keleher. Three years later, the family moved to
Albuquerque, New Mexico where William enrolled at St. Mary's Parochial School. He
studied there until 1900 when he began work as a messenger for the Western Union
Telegraph Company. Although he started as a counter clerk, he quickly moved up to
telegraph operator. For several years following, William tried his hand at different
careers working for a short time for the Bluewater Development Company and later for
the local Board of Education. The writing skills he exhibited while in that position
attracted the attention of local newspapermen and, in 1908 he began work as a
newspaper reporter. Overtime, he wrote for and later acted as city editor for both
the Albuquerque Journal and Albuquerque Evening Herald. While working as a reporter he met many
well known New Mexicans including Elfego Baca. Also during this time, he became
interested in law while observing the events at the Bernalillo County Courthouse. By
1913, he was a law student at Washington and Lee Law School in Virginia. After only
two years in Law School, he received his Bachelor of Laws degree in June 1915 and
was admitted to the New Mexico bar in August of that same year.
Shortly after returning to Albuquerque, Keleher found work as City Attorney.
Following his tenure in this position, he joined a legal practice with George S.
Downer which operated until 1930. In 1931, Keleher founded another practice with A.
Howell McLeod. That successful firm still exists today.
Outside of his law practice, William A. Keleher was also an active citizen of New
Mexico. He served as chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee of New
Mexico for several years beginning in 1928. In 1932, Governor Arthur Seligman
appointed Keleher to the State Board of Finance where he served until 1949. Later,
he served as Conservator of the First National Bank of Albuquerque when that bank
failed in 1933. He was appointed by Governor Hockenhull to investigate the labor
trouble in the coal fields near McKinley County in 1933. The committee produced the
Mechem-Keleher report on the "Gallup Coal Strike." The Federal government was
eventually forced to step in and settle the strike. Other important appointments
included Keleher's service on the New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts (now known as New Mexico State University) Board of Regents, the Museum of New
Mexico Board of Regents, and the Old Lincoln County Memorial Commission. William A.
Keleher held several important private sector positions as well serving as legal
counsel for the Public Service Company of New Mexico and director of the Equitable
Life Assurance Society of the United States.
Possibly William A. Keleher's most important extra-legal activities were his
writings. For most of Keleher's life he was an avid scholar of New Mexico history.
However, it was not until the Texas Bar Association and the New Mexico Bar
Association Meeting at Amarillo, Texas on July 5, 1929 that he became an
authoritative author on the subject. At that conference he presented a talk on the
Maxwell Land Grant which grew into his first book the Maxwell
Land Grant. After publishing that work, Keleher went on to write, The Fabulous Frontier (1945), Turmoil in New Mexico, 1846-1868 (1952), Violence in Lincoln County, 1869-1881 (1957), and Memoirs, 1892-1969 (1969). Despite the demands of writing these books,
Keleher kept his regular hours at his law firm.
For his accomplishments, Keleher was honored by and invited to join many groups.
Those groups included; Phi Beta Kappa, Zeta Chapter of the Sigma Chi fraternity,
Tucker Chapter of Phi Delta Phi (legal fraternity), Albuquerque Country Club, Elks,
and the Immaculate Conception Church. Eventually, Keleher was also honored by
several institutions of higher learning. He received an honorary Master of Arts in
1946 and an honorary LL.D in 1968 both from the University of New Mexico. Also, in
1968 he received an honorary LL.D. from the College of St. Joseph (also known as the
University of Albuquerque). In 1964, William A. Keleher joined an elite group as a
member of the New Mexico Hall of Fame.
William A. Keleher's personal life kept him equally busy. He was married twice. His
first wife, Mae J. Kelly, passed away in 1923. They had one daughter, Mary Ann. In
1932, he married Loretta Barrett of Forest City, Iowa. They had four sons: William
Barrett, Michael Lawrence, John Gorry and Thomas Franklin. Loretta was a graduate of
the University of Iowa. She came to the University of New Mexico (UNM) in 1925
taking a summer teaching position in physical education. While at UNM she added
horseback riding, volleyball, golf, track and riflery to the physical education
requirements for sophomore and freshmen women. Outside of UNM, Loretta Keleher was
also involved with the Immaculate Conception Church where she served as president of
the Ladies' Altar Society.
William A. Keleher passed away on December 18th, 1972. Loretta Keleher died on July
31st, 2000.
Sources: UNM Campus News, 8/21/2000 "In Memoriam
Loretta Barrett Keleher." Keleher, W.A. Memoirs,
1892-1969: a New Mexico Item, Santa Fe, Rydal Press,
1969. Reeve, Frank Driver, History of New Mexico,
v.3. New York, Lewis Historical Publishing Co., 1961. The
Historical Society of New Mexico Hall of Fame Essays. Albuquerque, New
Mexico, The Society, 1964. Albuquerque Journal,
August 4, 2000 "Keleher Expanded Women's Physical Education at UNM" Kropp, Simon F.
That All May Learn; New Mexico State University,
1888-1964. Las Cruces, New Mexico State University, 1972.
Two series: William A. Keleher Papers and Keleher Family Papers. William A. Keleher
Papers are divided into the following subseries: Literary Works Miscellaneous Short Writings and Speeches Subject Files: Historical, Literary, and Political Figures Subject Files: Places Subject Files: Events National Archives Records: Violence in Lincoln
County Research Index to William A. Keleher's Personal Book Collection Correspondence Public Service and Business Court Cases and/or Legal Career (1904-1948 Scrapbooks Oversized Documents Maps and Plats Personal Life
The William A. Keleher collection consists primarily of documents created or
collected by Keleher and his family. Most of the material pertains to Keleher's
business and civic activities in Albuquerque and his research on territorial New
Mexico. The collection is divided into 2 series: William A. Keleher Papers and
Keleher Family Papers
Literary Works: Includes drafts, revisions and edited
manuscripts, related research materials, and correspondence with agents and
publishers regarding contracts, revisions, and editing. This subseries contains
documents concerning W.A. Keleher's literary works including newspaper
clippings, rough drafts, proof sheets, notes, invoices, and scrapbooks
containing letters and reviews. Files include information on/from Fabulous Frontier, Maxwell
Land Grant, Memoirs, Turmoil in New Mexico, Violence in Lincoln County, and To Gila
River and Rainbow Road.
Fabulous Frontier - (1945, rev. 1962) consists
mostly of notes, proof sheets, and other key documents relating to this literary
work. Two scrapbooks also accompany this section and contain reviews and letters
about this book.
Maxwell Land Grant - (1942, rev. 1964) contains
newspaper clippings, proof sheets, and a manuscript of the literary work. This
section also contains the bibliography index cards that correspond to the book.
The scrapbook for this section contains letters and other information about this
book.
Memoirs - (1969, republished in 1983 with the
title: New Mexicans I Knew: Memoirs, 1892-1969) contains biographical
information of W.A. Keleher and events he witnessed in his lifetime. This
section contains several drafts of this literary work, correspondence, clippings
and proofs. A scrapbook containing clippings, letters and cards from 1970 also
accompanies this section.
To Gila River and Rainbow Road - (193?) contains
notes and newspaper clippings from this literary work.
Turmoil in New Mexico - (1952) contains the
original manuscript to this literary work, other drafts, correspondence and two
scrapbooks containing letters and reviews.
Violence in Lincoln County - (1957, 1982 reprint
with a new introduction) contains clippings, correspondence, original
manuscript, final proof sheets and royalty sheets. Two scrapbooks also accompany
this section and contain further information about this book.
Miscellaneous Short Writings and Speeches: Aside from
his full-length manuscripts, W.A. Keleher made his knowledge and opinions known
through his speeches and shorter writings. As one of New Mexico's favorite sons,
W.A. Keleher spoke frequently for groups throughout the state. Topics discussed
range from patriotism to historical subjects similar to his full-length works.
His short writings include newspaper articles and longer essays. Several of the
articles deal with New Mexico history.
Subject Files: Historical, Literary, and Political
Figures: W.A. Keleher began these files but material was added by
other family members after his death. This subseries contains clippings,
pamphlets, letters, magazine articles, exhibit catalogs, genealogy material, and
notes from W.A. Keleher's research on New Mexico. There are notes from
interviews with individuals and newspaper articles. Some of the letters are to
or from individuals requesting information on New Mexico figures. Included are
materials about the infamous Billy the Kid and notable figures such as Governor
Lindsey. There are four folders on Albert B. Fall and the Teapot Dome Trial and
some Civil War letters and notebooks from Peter Schaeffer of the Pennsylvania
Volunteers. Also in this subseries is an audio recording of the Albuquerque
Community Service "In Memory of Ernie Pyle" recorded on May 13, 1945 and an
additional audio recording of the Erna Fergusson Memorial Service recorded
August 1, 1964. A notebook on water rights issues in New Mexico and Colorado
compiled by attorney A. T. Rogers is found here as well.
Subject Files: Places: This subseries includes
information on institutions and areas primarily in New Mexico. For the most
part, the files are filled with newspaper clippings and other types of similar
media. However, some correspondence and other materials are included as well.
The Albuquerque folder contains information on housing, business, city
government, and health institutions.
Subject Files: Events: This subseries includes
clippings and other materials on court cases, major occurrences in New Mexico
and the United States, and assorted research notebooks.
National Archives Records: Violence in
Lincoln County Research (1852-1960): This subseries
contains negative photostats of documents from the Records of the Office of the
Secretary of the Interior, Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and other
departments relating to New Mexico Governors, Samuel B. Axtell, Lew Wallace and
Edmund G. Ross. These records also pertain to Lincoln County, Colfax County,
land issues, and Native Americans. Keleher used this research material for his
book; Violence in Lincoln County. Some material
in this series is in Spanish.
Index to William A. Keleher's Personal Book
Collection: W.A. Keleher kept an extensive library. This is an index
to his personal library and will prove useful to anyone researching W.A.
Keleher's sources.
Correspondence: Organized into several topics and
alphabetized by name of sender or recipient, the correspondence includes
business correspondence, legal correspondence, and research correspondence. The
research correspondence will prove useful to anyone following W.A. Keleher's
research. The correspondence is also valuable in clarifying W.A. Keleher's
personal life and various public works and private enterprises. Also included
are personal correspondence between Loretta and W.A. Some topics discussed
amongst the correspondences include; W.A. Keleher's rumored run for the New
Mexico Governorship, the New Mexico State Fair, and W.A. Keleher's work on book
manuscripts while in Mexico, and the Public Service Company. Also included is
correspondence from Robert Mullin.
Public Service and Business: This subseries contains
materials related to W.A. Keleher's many involvements in public service and
business. Amongst the more important organizations he was involved with is the
New Mexico State Board of Finance, which W.A. Keleher was appointed to in 1933,
and served through 1949. The records in this subseries include agendas and
meeting minutes, correspondence, pamphlets, telegrams, budgets, reports from
State Departments, and financial statements from various public institutions of
higher education in New Mexico. Also in this series are records kept by the New
Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts (NMCAMA) Board of Regents. These
records contain correspondence from NMCAMA Board members and other materials
which document the College's many affairs. Some documents relating to the Gallup
Coal Strike of 1933 are in this subseries. Business material is from the Public
Service Company of New Mexico, the Pubco Petroleum Company, and the Equitable
Life Assurance Society of United States.
Court Cases and/or Legal Career (1904-1948): Contains
court dockets or calendars of cases Keleher handled mostly from 1916-1935. There
are copies of exhibits for court cases, court transcripts, and a register of
actions or law suits he handled. These registers give information on plaintiffs,
defendants, specific legal claims, courts, dates, actions, costs, clippings of
public notice of suits, and last wills and testaments. There are also records
from 1927 to the early 1930's detailing the bankruptcy of the Cuba Extension
Railroad Company in Sandoval County, New Mexico and its successors (Santa Fe
Northern Railroad, Santa Fe San Juan and Northern). J. O. Seth's files
concerning the Railroad's bankruptcy are found here as well. W. A. Keleher was
also General Counsel for the New Mexico Lumber and Timber Company.
Scrapbooks: W.A. Keleher kept a collection of
scrapbooks most of which either he or his family created. These scrapbooks are
primarily filled with newspaper clippings of interest to W.A. Keleher. Some
scrapbooks were given to W.A. Keleher by others and include clippings and other
materials on prominent New Mexicans. The Hubbells and Armijos, for instance,
left several scrapbooks with W.A. Keleher.
Oversized Documents: The oversized documents contain a
variety of materials too large for other folders. Included materials range from
newspaper clippings on Conrad Hilton to the Santa Fe Northern Railroad Tax
Return. This subseries also contains copies of and original awards and degrees
received by W.A. Keleher.
Maps and Plats: W.A. Keleher collected maps which
served to support his research on New Mexico history. For the most part, these
maps depict 19th century New Mexico and were created by federal agencies. The
plats and prints are primarily of addition constructions in the Albuquerque
area. W.A. Keleher was an active real estate owner and investor and these plats
record part of that effort. Other prints depict New Mexico land grants and land
holdings of certain New Mexicans.
Personal Life: This includes an extensive collection
of newspaper clippings on W.A. Keleher's life. (Additional clippings can be
found in several of the scrapbooks.) There are 2 audio cd's containing a private
interview with W.A. Keleher conducted on October 5, 1963 by Barbara Simms. In
the interview, he discusses his early years in Albuquerque and the many people
he knew. Amongst those people he knew were; Neil B. Field, Elfego Baca, several
University of New Mexico Presidents, and Clyde Tingley. This subseries also
contains information on the organizations W.A. Keleher belonged to including the
Knights of Columbus, Elks Club, Western Writers of America, and others.
The family papers contain information on W.A. Keleher's wife, Loretta Barrett,
and their four sons, William B., Michael, John and Thomas Keleher. There is also
information on extended family including W.A. Keleher's father, mother, sisters,
cousins, and others. Materials include correspondence, clippings, and genealogy
information on the Barrett and Keleher families. Invitations show the history of
social life in Albuquerque, women's history and the Kelehers' involvement in the
community with fundraisers and the local elite citizens, pre-1950 to 1990. The
Keleher Family Papers also contain information on various Albuquerque properties
owned by the family including Altura Addition, Altura Shopping Center, Buena
Vista Heights Addition, Huning Castle Addition, Mandell Business and Residence
Addition and other areas of Albuquerque. Also includes 1919 blueprints for
Keleher home and an addition in 1940.
A small amount of material from this collection is available at New Mexico's Digital Collections..
Access Restrictions
The collection is open for research.
Copy Restrictions
The Keleher family retains copyrights to the writings of William A. Keleher and his
family. Limited duplication of CSWR material is allowed for
research purposes. User is responsible for compliance with all
copyright, privacy, and libel laws. Permission is required for publication or distribution.
William A. Keleher Papers (MSS 742), Center for Southwest Research and Special
Collections, University of New Mexico Libraries
Some oversize materials from box 23 were moved into box 43 and oversize folder 3 in
March 2007.
Inquire with reference staff for access to unprocessed addition: 8 boxes, B3-11A.
Photographs and postcards have been transferred to William A, Keleher Pictorial Collection.
Some architectural drawings have been transferred.
Books have been transferred to University Libraries and may be found in the general
collection with the note, "William A. Keleher Collection".
7 inch reels and archival masters of audio materials are stored in B3.
Center for Regional Studies and the Center for Southwest Research Fellows
presentation,
Jason
Strykowski.
William A. Keleher Pictorial Collection
Center for Southwest Research, University Libraries, University of New
Mexico
Keleher - Biographical, Vertical File, Center for Southwest Research,
University of New Mexico.
Erna
Fergusson Papers. Center for Southwest Research,
University of New Mexico (Contains correspondence from William A. Keleher, some
between Keleher and Governor Clyde Tingley.)
Dolores
Goddard Collection of Elfego Baca
Center for Southwest Research, University Libraries, University of New
Mexico
Pitt Ross
and Edmund Ross family papers
Center for Southwest Research, University Libraries, University of New
Mexico
Dalton C. Bergan research materials on Lucien Bonaparte Maxwell and François Xavier Aubry
Center for Southwest Research, University Libraries, University of New
Mexico
Albuquerque (N.M.) -- Social life and customs Armijo family Axtell, Samuel B., (Samuel Beach), 1819-1891 Baca, Elfego, 1864-1945 Billy, the Kid Coal Strike, Gallup, N.M., 1933 Cuba Extension Railroad Company Fergusson, Erna,1888-1964 Frontier and pioneer life -- New Mexico Historians -- New Mexico -- Albuquerque Hubbell family Keleher family Keleher, Loretta Barrett, d. 2000 Keleher, William Aloysius, 1886-1972 Land grants -- New Mexico Lawyers -- New Mexico -- Albuquerque Lincoln County (N.M.) -- History Lindsey, W. E. (Washington E.) Maxwell Land Grant (N.M. and Colo.) Mitchell, Albert K. New Mexico -- Description and travel New Mexico -- History -- 1848- New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. Board of
Regents New Mexico. State Board of Finance Old Lincoln County Memorial Commission Public Service Company of New Mexico Pyle, Ernie, 1900-1945 Railroads -- New Mexico -- History Ross, Edmund G., (Edmund Gibson), 1826-1907 Seth, J. O. Sigma Chi Fraternity. Beta Xi Chapter (University of New Mexico) Tax collection -- New Mexico -- Planning Taxation, State -- New Mexico -- Planning Tingley, Clyde Wallace, Lew, 1827-1905 Water rights -- New Mexico
Contents list
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Container |
Fabulous Frontier |
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Book: Fabulous Frontier
(with inscription to W.A. Keleher), 1945 |
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Correspondence Reviews, and Clippings relating to Fabulous
Frontier, 1944-1971 |
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Elegy for an Era, undated |
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Fabulous Frontier:
Advertisements, undated |
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Fabulous Frontier: Draft
of "The Long Walk, " undated |
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Fabulous Frontier: Proof
Sheets, May 1962 |
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Fabulous Frontier: Notes
and Proofs, September-November 1962 |
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Fabulous Frontier:
References and Index Proof Pages, undated |
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Memo on The Fabulous
Frontier, undated |
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Preface to Revised Edition, June 1962 |
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Proof Sheets in Hardback cover (loose), 1945 |
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Fabulous Frontier:
Scrapbook 1, 1943-1951 |
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Fabulous Frontier:
Scrapbook 2, 1945-1954 |
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Maxwell Land Grant |
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Maxwell Land Grant:
Clippings, 1952-1975. |
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Correspondence Relating to Maxwell
Land Grant, 1938-1971 |
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Information and Notes on the
Maxwell Land Grant, 1877-1892 |
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Maxwell Land Grant,:
Manuscript, undated |
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Maxwell Land Grant: Proof
Sheets, undated |
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Maxwell Land Grant: Proof
Sheets, 1942 |
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Maxwell Land Grant: Final
Proof Sheets, undated |
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Maxwell Land Grant:
Outline, Index, and Sources, undated |
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Maxwell Land Grant:
Printer's Copy, Revised Edition, Pages ix-98, 1964 |
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Maxwell Land Grant:
Printer's Copy, Revised Edition, Pages 99-166, 1964 |
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Maxwell Land Grant
Scrapbook , 1942-1963 |
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Memoirs |
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Memoirs:
Clippings, 1969-1972 |
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Correspondence Relating to Memoirs, 1967-1972 |
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William A. Keleher's Personal History, undated Precursor to Memoirs. |
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Memoirs: Handwritten
Rough Draft and Dictations, undated
Dictation on two compact discs with
transcript.
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Memoirs:
Typescript, undated |
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Memoirs: Edited
Manuscript, undated |
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Memoirs: Proof
Sheets, 1969 |
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Memoirs:
Scrapbook, 1970 |
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To Gila River and Rainbow
Road |
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Rainbow Bridge:
Notebooks, 1923-1928 |
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Rainbow Bridge:
Drafts, undated |
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Turmoil in New
Mexico |
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Turmoil in New Mexico:
Clippings, Reviews, Advertisement, 1951-1955 |
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Correspondence Related to Turmoil
in New Mexico, 1946-1962, 1969 |
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Manuscript: Turmoil in Southwest, part I, undated |
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Manuscript:Turmoil in Southwest, part II, undated |
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Manuscript: Turmoil in New Mexico and
Arizona, 1846-1969, Chapters 1-6, undated |
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Turmoil in New Mexico:
Manuscript, Chapters 1-5, 7-8 undated |
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Turmoil in New Mexico:
Manuscript, Chapters 9-[13] undated |
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Turmoil in New Mexico:
Manuscript, Book 4, undated |
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Turmoil in New Mexico:
Metal Print Relief Plates Mounted on Wood, undated |
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Used for book dust jacket cover. Turmoil in New Mexico, 1952. Final Proof Sheets, |
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Lawrence R. Murphy's Introduction to Turmoil in New Mexico, January-February 1982 |
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Turmoil in New Mexico,
Scrapbook 1, 1949-1956 |
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Turmoil in New Mexico,
Scrapbook 2, 1949-1954 |
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Violence in Lincoln
County |
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Violence in Lincoln
County: Clippings, 1957 |
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Correspondence relating to
Violence in Lincoln County, 1949-1971 Includes publishing agreement/contract. |
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Violence in Lincoln
County: Manuscript, Forward-Chapter 8, 1956 |
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Violence in Lincoln
County: Manuscript, Chapter 9-[15], 1956 |
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Violence in Lincoln
County: Edited Manuscript, Forward-Chapter
8, undated |
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Violence in Lincoln
County: Edited Manuscript, Chapter 9-16, undated |
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Violence in Lincoln
County: Final Proof Sheets, First Edition, June, 1957 |
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Violence in Lincoln County: Final
Proof Sheets, Second Printing, Paperback Edition 1957 |
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Violence in Lincoln
County: Royalty Reports, 1957-1962 |
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Violence in Lincoln
County: Scrapbook 1, 1947-1957 |
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Violence in Lincoln
County: Scrapbook 2, 1954-1958 |
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Container |
New Mexico Background and Acquisition Written by W.A.
Keleher, undated |
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Misc. Articles by W.A. Keleher in The
Southern Collegian, 1914-1915 |
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"General Huerta Passes Away" and "The Long Walk" by W.A.
Keleher, 1916 and 1953 |
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"Erna Fergusson" Hall of Fame essay by W.A. Keleher, 1965 |
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"The Cross of Martyrs" in the Archdiocesan Fund Campaign Bulletin"The Old Corral" in
¡Salud! Albuquerque Symphony
Orchestra by W.A. Keleher, 1953 and 1966 |
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Speeches: Knights of Columbus, 1924-1927 |
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Speeches: (Historical Subjects) Flag Day, Financial History
of United States, Jackson Day, Texans in Early Day New Mexico,
Maxwell Land Grant, Thomas Jefferson, and Benjamin Franklin, 1924-1927, 1933, 1936, 1952, 1961 |
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Life, Birth, Maturity, and Death; Effort and Achievement;
Books on New Mexico; Albuquerque Council Anniversary; New Mexico
Writers, and New Mexicana, 1924, 1925, 1945 |
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Speeches: Reunion of Battery "A," Life of Mrs. Emily J.
Harwood, Stamp Collecting and New Mexico History, and
Irish-Americans, Address on Mrs. Marron, 1925, 1963 |
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Speeches: Lincoln and Religion, Lincoln Day, and Lincoln's
Birthday, 1928, 1933, and 1951 |
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Speeches: New Mexico Land Grant Law, 1929 |
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Speeches: Political (Democratic Campaigning), 1930-1942 |
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Speeches: The Burden of Taxation, Jury Selection, Libel Law
in New Mexico, Real Estate in Albuquerque, Progress in Mexico, 1931, 1941 |
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Speeches: Commencements and Graduations, 1938-1948 |
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Speeches: Founder's Day Speech at UNM, 1962 |
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Speeches: Sigma Delta Chi and Journalism, 1963 |
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Speeches: Invitations and Announcements, 1941-1961 |
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Speeches: The Church and Religion -Francis Schlatter, The
Church and Feudalism, Bishops of Santa Fe, Address to Archbishop,
and Memorandum on the Diocese of Santa Fe, undated |
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Container |
Father Orie Abell, S.J., 1921-1971 |
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James William Abert, undated |
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Perry Altman, undated |
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Senator Clinton P. Anderson, 1945-1975 |
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Egmont Arens, 1936-1955 |
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Armijo Family Documents, 1850-1958 |
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Eloiza Armijo, April 24, 1903 |
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Judge Luis Armijo, 1955-1965 |
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Manuel Armijo, 1839-1951 |
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Includes Last Will and Testament : James W. Arrott, 1959 |
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Governor S.B. Axtell, 1875-1878 |
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Elfego Baca, 1898-1970 |
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Elfego Baca's Leather Briefcase, undated "This briefcase was given to me by Mrs. Elfego Baca. It was used by
the notorious Elfego Baca until the time of his death." W. R.
Lovelace, M.D. |
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Attorney General Sidney M. Barnes Biography, 1956 |
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Dan Burrows, Editor of the Albuquerque Tribune, 1966-1971 |
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Judge Kirby Benedict, 1874 |
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John Bent Family Genealogy, 1900 |
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Notes About the Murder of M.J. Bernstein, undated |
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Black Jack Ketchum, 1901 |
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Ernest L. Blumenschein, 1906, 1939-1966 |
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William Bonney -Billy the Kid- Articles and Clippings, 1881-1989 |
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William Bonney -Billy the Kid- Research, 1878-1970 |
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William Brady, 1859-1972 |
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Judge Howard C. Bratton, 1964-1999 |
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Judge Sam. G. Bratton, 1933-1963 |
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Eleanor Bryan (Mrs. George S. Bryan), 1945-1953 |
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Archbishop Edwin V. Byrne, 1943-1968 |
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Calamity Jane (Mrs. Jane Burk), undated |
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James S. Calhoun, 1849-1960 |
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General E.R.S. Canby, 1944-1949 |
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General James Henry Carleton, 1945 |
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Thomas Benton Catron, 1871-1939, 1965 |
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Don Francisco Xavier Chaves
by Evelyn Downey Yrisarri, Chapters 1-7 undated |
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Don Francisco Xavier Chaves by Evelyn
Downey Yrisarri, Chapters 8-14, Includes Genealogy. undated |
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Senator Dennis Chavez, 1941-1962 |
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Fray Angelico Chavez, 1953-1971 |
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Mercedes Chavez de Lamy, Last Will and Testament, 1923-1931 |
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John S. Chisum, 1878-1947 |
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Charles P. Clever, Biographical Sketch, 1868 |
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Samuel Corbet Letters, July 24, 1878-February 3, 1880 |
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Rafael Cordero, Last Will and Testament, 1858, 1962 |
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William W. Cox Family, 1924, 1962 |
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Governor George Curry, 1946-1947 |
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William P. Cutter, 1965 |
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Senator Bronson M. Cutting, 1927-1939, 1969 |
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James Leslie Dow, undated |
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Henry Dreyfus -Suit Against the Santa Fe New Mexican, 1916 |
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Lt. Colonel. N.A.M. Dudley, 1878-1971 |
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Don Fernando Duran de Cháves, undated Material in Spanish. |
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Charles B. Eddy, 1944 |
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Thomas A. Edison and Galisteo Company Agreement, 1897, 1962 |
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President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 1952-1961 |
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Stephen B. Elkins, 1940 |
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Gilberto Espinosa "Albuquerque Lawyer," 1954-1968 |
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Albert B. Fall - Biographical Information, Clippings, 1919-1969 |
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Albert B. Fall - Teapot Dome Trial, 1907, 1918-1927 |
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Albert B. Fall - Alaska, 1915-1921 |
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Erna Fergusson, 1940-1966 Includes compact disc recording on Erna Fergusson's Memorial Service
on August 1, 1964. |
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Harvey B. Fergusson; Land Patents, Warranty Deeds, and Mining
Deeds, 1880-1940 |
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Miers Fisher, Last Will and Testament, 1879 |
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Albert J. Fountain, undated |
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Joel A. Fowler, 1884-1962 |
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Partial Manuscript by M.L. Fox - Herod, undated |
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Emil Fritz - Heirs Power of Attorney, 1886 |
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José Gallegos, 1872 |
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Garcia Family and Settlement of Ataroue, 1963, 1970 |
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Horace T. Gardner, Last Will and Testament, 1970 |
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Patrick F. Garrett, 1881-1972 |
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Donato M. Gasparri - Printing in New Mexico, undated |
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Archbishop Rudolph A. Gerken, 1943 |
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Father J.H. Girma, undated |
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Charles J. Graham - H.G. Ranch, 1953 |
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Alexander Grzelachowski, 1956-1962 |
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William A. Hackley, 1917 |
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James John Hagerman, 1943-1956 |
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Arthur T. Hannett - Trial, 1927 |
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Dr. J.W. Hannett - Bernalillo County Medical Society Speech, 1932 |
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Frank Harrell, 1954 |
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Will Harriso, Death Notice, November 20, 1965 |
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Judge Carl Hatch, 1935-1963 |
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J.M. and William Ashton Hawkins, 1944-1945 |
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William Ashton Hawkins - Railroad, 1944-1945. |
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Bruce and Ann Hebenstreit - Motor Motel Report, 1969 |
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Major General Paul R. Hawley, undated |
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Conrad Hilton - Biography, Speeches, Articles, Clippings, 1941-1974 |
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Conrad Hilton - Correspondence, 1945-1972 |
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Joseph W. Hodges, 1916 |
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Oliver P. Hovey, 1857 Congressional Report concerning Hovey and the Printing of the
Kearney Code 1846. |
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Patrick J. Hurley - Biography, 1948 |
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Charles Ilfeld Hardware Co. 100th Anniversary Calendar, 1965 |
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Pueblo of Isleta During the Sixteenth
and Seventeenth Century by Peter J. Hill, 1944 |
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David L. Jackson Interview - Lincoln County, 1970 |
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George W. Julian, 1887 Two articles about land stealing in New Mexico. |
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Col. Stephen Watts Kearny, undated |
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Henry W. Kelly, 1947
Groko Foursome published by the
employees of Gross Kelly Co. |
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Archbishop John B. Lamy, undated |
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Oliver M. Lee, 1898-1965. |
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Dr. Jonathan Letterman, 1856-1949 |
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President Abraham Lincoln, 1865, 1930 Copy of New York Times article April 15, 1865 |
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Governor Washington E. Lindsey - Correspondence, Speeches,
Scrapbook, 1916-1918 |
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Lovelace Family, 1965-1975 |
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Captain Maximilliano Luna Memorial, 1943 |
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Carl C. Magee Trials, 1928-1959 |
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Col. James W. Magoffin, 1846-1849 Photostats. |
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Brigadier General Randolph B. Marcy, 1887 |
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Dr. T.P. (Doc) Martin - Library of Western
Americana 1887 |
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Brief History of Masonry in New Mexico, 1931 |
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Deluvina Maxwell, 1953 |
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Richard C. McCormick Letter, 1891 |
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Judge James B. McGhee, 1954-1967 |
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Ella McMenamin and Teresa McMenamin - Warranty Deed, 1925 |
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Louis A. McRae, 1930?-1965 |
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Alexander A. McSween and Sue E. (Homer) McSween, 1878-1955 |
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Susan (McSween) Barber, 1878-1891. |
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Edwin L. Mechem, 1951-1970 |
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Merrit C. Mechem, 1920 |
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Two letters in Spanish. John Middleton, 1879-1881 |
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Jim Miller, 1933-1949 |
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John Milne, 1956 |
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Albert K. Mitchell, 1949 |
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Louis Henry Morgan, 1972 |
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Earl L. Moulton, 1952-1953 |
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Navajo Indians, 1849-1946 Includes a copy of Proceedings of the
Delegation of the Navajo Tribal Council in Washington, D.C., May
13-25, 1946. |
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Judge Colin Neblett, 1939-1961 |
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John Boyle O'Reilly, 1879 |
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Miguel Otero, 1872 |
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Judge H. Vearle Payne, 1963 |
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George W. Peppin Testimony, 1878 |
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Thomas M. Pepperday - Last Will and Testament, 1956 |
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Arthur Prager, 1954-1961 |
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G.W. Prichard Memoir Manuscript, 1937 |
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G.W. Prichard Memoir Manuscript, 1946 |
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Ernie Pyle, 1945-1968 Includes audio compact discs of Pyle's memorial service. |
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James Addison Reavis, 1893-1938 Research on Peralta Reavis land fraud case. |
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Defendant's Exhibits No. 1-44 in the Peralta Reavis
case, undated Given to W. A. Keleher by Mrs. Summers Burkhart, 1942. |
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Eugene Manlove Rhodes, 1927-1966 Includes clippings and letters from Rhodes to E. Dana Johnson |
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John H. Riley, 1916. |
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W.G. Ritch Record Book, 1681-1887 Excerpts from New Mexico documents and diary, Manuel Armijo's Will,
and the register of the New Mexico Volunteers. |
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Letters to W. G. Ricth, 1876-1877 Letters from Thomas Harwood and S. A. Hubbell concerning schools and
religion. |
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Judge Waldo H. Rogers, 1954-1967 |
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Attorney A.T. Rogers Notebook on Water Rights in New
Mexico, 1907-1935 Selected items are available in New Mexico's Digital Collections |
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Attorney A.T. Rogers Notebook on Water Rights in New
Mexico, 1907-1935 Selected items are available in New Mexico's Digital Collections |
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Pvt. S.M. Roney, Confederate Soldier, 1865 |
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Governor Edmund G. Ross, 1868-1974 |
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Peter Schaeffer, 1854-1893 Includes two notebooks of Sergeant Peter Schaeffer, Company "E",
111th Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers. |
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Peter Schaeffer Correspondence, 1862-1877 |
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Emilie Scholand v. William Scholand - Divorce, 1876 |
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Herman Schweizer's Library Partial Bibliography, 1929 Herman Schweizer worked for the Fred Harvey group, Indian
Department, Albuquerque, New Mexico. |
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Josiah G. (George W.) Scurlock, 1966 |
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Horatio Seymour Speech, July 4, 1879 |
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Ilda Sganzini, 1955-1965 |
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Vincente Silva, 1894, 1937 |
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Spanish Americans in New Mexico - Clark S. Knowlton, 1962-1963 |
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Frank Springer, undated |
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Ceran St. Vrain, 1923 |
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Michael Steck - Biographical Sketch, undated |
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Father P.J. Stockman, undated |
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Porter Stockton, undated |
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John J. Tierney - Clippings, 1943 |
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Clyde Tingley, 1932-1960 |
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Edward D. Tittman, 1922-1952 |
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Angel Trias, Governor of Chihuahua, Mexico, August 30, 1846 |
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Alfred A. Trimble Agreement, November 7, 1904 |
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John Henry Tunstall Letter and Death Testimony, 1877-1878 |
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J.P. Tunstall Correspondence, 1878-1880 |
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Marshall Ashmun (Ash) Upson, 1878, 1941 |
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Pedro Vega Pension Request, 1857 |
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Fray Silvestre Velez de Escalante, 1926-1972 |
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Francisco (Pancho) Villa Report on Recent Surrender, undated Includes reprint of news story about Villa's raid on Columbus, New
Mexico on May 26, 1916. |
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Dr. David Waldo, 1860 |
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Charles W.G. Ward, undated |
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Frank Warden Cemetery Monument, 1942 |
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Daniel Webster, 1838 |
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Adelino Jaramillo Welborn (granddaughter of Lucien B.
Maxwell), 1935-1956 |
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James G. Whitney and Joel P. Whitney (Estancia Land Grant), 1883-1950 |
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Robert Widenmann - Letters and Testimony, 1878, 1927 |
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Bill Williams, 1953 |
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President Woodrow Wilson - Address to Congress, April 2, 1917 |
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Francis E. Wood, undated |
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Frank J. Wright, 1926-1927 |
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Frank M. Wynkoop, 1898 |
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| Description |
Container |
Albuquerque Academy Record Book, 1879-1895 Includes loose items. |
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Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1906-1987 Includes material on city agreement. |
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Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1942-1987 Includes material on business and housing in Albuquerque. |
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Aquinas Newman Center, University of New Mexico, 1952-1969 |
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Baca Land Grant, 1964 Includes information on the "Town of Albuquerque Grant." |
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Beales Colonization Grant, Quay County, New Mexico, 1916-1917
Other spellings for the names of the grant are Beal, Beale, and
Beall. Grant also called Royula and Beales Grant.
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Carlsbad Caverns, 1938, 1969 |
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Pflueger and Heller Trading Post, Cabezon, New
Mexico, 1889-1900 Invoice and inventory book. In Spring 1894 John Pflueger sold his
interest in the trading post to Richard Ferdinand Heller. |
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R.F. Heller Trading Post, Cabezon, New Mexico, 1901, 1917-1923 Book of invoices, accounts and inventory. |
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Colfax County, New Mexico, 1908-1966 |
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Colorado - Eminent Domain Laws, 1952 |
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Fall - Hatchet Ranch, New Mexico, undated |
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Farmington, New Mexico, 1880's |
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Fort Bliss, El Paso, Texas, 1948 |
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Fort Fillmore, New Mexico, 1881-1961 |
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Fort Sumner, New Mexico, 1955-1966 |
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Hillsboro, New Mexico, 1893-1957 |
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Huning Castle and Neighborhood Association, 1904-1993 |
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Immaculate Conception Church, Albuquerque, New Mexico/
Brothers of the Good Shepherd, 1913-1991 |
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Immaculate Conception Church Centennial Committee, 1890-1984 |
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Las Animas Grant, 1870 |
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Las Vegas, New Mexico - City water issues, 1897-1899 |
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Lincoln County, New Mexico, 1954-1967 |
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Miranda Grant (Maxwell Land Grant), 1961-1971 |
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Mora County, New Mexico, 1876, 1894, 1972 |
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Mora Land Grant, 1916 |
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New Hampshire and Nebraska, 1918 Issues concerning World War I. |
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New Mexico - Colorado Boundary Changes, 1859-1972 |
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New Mexico Forts, 1939 |
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New Mexico Health Institutions, 1931-1984 Includes Carrie Tingley Hospital for Crippled Children, Presbyterian
Hospital and St. Joseph's Hospital. |
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New Mexico Military Institute, 1898-1967 |
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Peiffer Cemetery, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, 1866-1891, 1922 Notebook contains petition for the cemetery, rules and regulations,
and credit/debit information. Loose material from the notebook
including newspaper clippings and obituaries. |
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Philmont Ranch, undated |
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Ku Klux Klan in Portales, New Mexico, 1924 |
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Rufsell Parish Notebook, 1815 Notes on legal issues. Original folder labeled Russell Parish. |
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San Juan County, New Mexico - Oil and Water, 1971-1972 |
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San Juan River Saga, 1969-1972 Correspondence and rough draft. |
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San Miguel County, New Mexico, 1894-1947 |
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Santa Fe, New Mexico, 1834-1967 |
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Santa Fe, New Mexico - Saint Michael's College, Immaculate
Heart of Mary Seminary, 1934-1964 |
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Sonora, Mexico and Fort Wingate, New Mexico, 1883 |
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Taos, New Mexico, 1940-1979 |
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Taos Pueblo, New Mexico, 1926 |
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University of Albuquerque/ College of St. Joseph on the Rio
Grande, 1950-1986 |
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University of New Mexico, 1904-1986 |
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| Description |
Container |
Sigma Chi Fraternity, Beta Xi Chapter, University of New
Mexico, 1935-1973 |
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Neil B. Field vs. Albuquerque Land and Irrigation Co., 1901 |
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Civil War and the Grand Army of the Republic, undated |
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Congressional Bill to Annul "An Act to Incorporate the
Society of the Jesuit Fathers in New Mexico," 1878 |
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Lincoln County War, 1823-1974 |
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New Mexico Constitutional Convention, October 3-November 21, 1910 |
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Politics, New Mexico, 1928-1950 |
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Railroads in New Mexico and Colorado, 1870-1958, 1973 |
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Settlement of Boundary Dispute Between New Mexico and
Texas, 1850 Copy of Congressional document. |
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Spanish Documents, 1715-1926 Photocopies of wills, deeds, letters and a map of Albuquerque dated
1919. Documents mostly in Spanish. A few in English. |
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Older Spanish and French Documents, 1714-1878 Older documents including correspondence and legal materials, mostly
in Spanish, 1 document in French. |
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Territory of New Mexico v. Casey, 1904 Case no. 760 - Transcript of testimony. |
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Bernalillo County enlisted men, World War I |
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World War II, 1942 |
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Research Notes, 1876-1938 |
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Research Notes, 1883-1940 |
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Index to New Mexico Newspapers, 1875-1899 Covers names, places, and subjects. |
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Research Notes from Newspapers, 1875-1885 Notes from the Santa Fe New
Mexican, Las Vegas
Gazette, and Lincoln County
Leader. |
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| Description |
Container |
Lt. Col. E.V. (Edwin Voss) Sumner on New Mexico, 1852 |
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U.S. District Court, Santa Fe, New Mexico, February 10, 1876 |
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Mescalero Agency (Frederick C. Godfroy and S.A. Russell
Indian Agents), 1878 |
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Letters Concerning Apache, Navajo and Ute Indians, 1877-1886 |
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Alexander A. McSween and David P. Shield, 1878 |
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Susan E. McSween v. Col. N.A.M. Dudley, 1878-1879 |
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Col. N.A.M. Dudley, 1863-1878 |
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Thomas Wilds Report no. 101 about letters from General
Carleton and others, 1866-1867, 1881, and 1956 |
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Major Isaac Lynde - Surrender, Removal and Restoration to
Military Service, 1866 |
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Governor S.B. Axtell, 1875-1891 |
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Letters Supporting Governor S.B. Axtell, 1877-1882 |
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Removal of Governor S.B. Axtell, 1875-1881 |
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Frank Springer Letters to Governor S.B. Axtell, 1878 |
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Santa Fe New Mexican,
(annexation bill and Governor Axtell), 1875-1878 |
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Cimarron News and Press (Colfax County), 1878 |
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Murder Trial Rev. F.J. Tolby, Colfax County, New Mexico, 1875-1877 |
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Mary E. McPherson, 1875-1877 |
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Judge Frank Warner Angel, 1873-1878 |
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Montague R. Leverson, 1878 |
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Lincoln County, New Mexico, 1877-1879 |
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Governor Lew Wallace, 1878-1880 |
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Governor Lew Wallace, 1942-1960 |
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Letters from Governor Wallace and Governor Ross, 1877-1878 |
|
Documents concerning Chihuahua, Mexico, 1878-1879 |
|
Land issues in New Mexico, 1880-1885 Index to miscellaneous letters sent by the General Land Office,
1796-1889. |
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Governor Edmund G. Ross, 1856, 1885-1889, |
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Sketch of the Church of St. Philip Neri, Old Albuquerque, New
Mexico, 1891 |
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| Description |
Container |
Volume I: A-F, 1997 |
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Volume II: G-M, 1997 |
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Volume III: N-Z, 1997 |
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| Description |
Container |
Correspondence A-B, 1924-1972 |
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Correspondence C-E, 1924-1972 |
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Correspondence F-G, 1917-1970 |
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Correspondence H, 1924-1972 |
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Correspondence I-L, 1924-1970 |
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Correspondence M-N, 1923-1970 |
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Correspondence O-R, 1924-1970 |
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Correspondence S-V, 1925-1969 |
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Correspondence W-Z, 1919-1970 |
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Robert Mullin's Correspondence with W.A. Keleher, 1942-1971 |
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Albert T. Rogers' Correspondence with W.A. Keleher, 1955-1964 |
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Business; A-H, 1924-1960 |
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Business; I-Z, 1924-1960 |
|
Legal Correspondence and Other Documents, 1917-1971 |
|
Legal; Court of Appeals application, Treasury practice
application, California State Bar application, 1924-1935 |
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Research Correspondence; A-E, 1938-1969 |
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Research Correspondence; F-I, 1937-1961 |
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Research Correspondence; J-Z, 1935-1970 |
|
Personal Correspondence between Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Keleher, 1913-1972 |
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W.A. Keleher's Correspondence with Family, 1923-1972 |
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W.A. Keleher's Trip to Europe; Correspondence, July-August, 1949 |
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Correspondence with Religious Institutions, 1925-1971 |
|
First National Bank in Albuquerque Reopening Correspondence
and Papers, 1932-1934 |
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Correspondence Relating to Photographs in the Keleher
Pictorial Collection, 1943-1995 |
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| Description |
Container |
Democratic Party and State Committee, 1925-April, 1928 |
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Democratic Party and State Committee, May 1928-1967 |
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Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, 1934-1958 |
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Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, 1959-1969 |
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Farm Credit Administration, 1933 |
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Gallup Coal Miner's Strike, 1933-1934 |
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Legislature Bills and Correspondence, 1925, 1927, 1929, and 1931 |
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Legislature Correspondence and Other Documents, 1933 |
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Legislature Correspondence (11th Legislature), 1934 |
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Legislature Bills and Correspondence (12th Legislature), 1935 |
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Legislature Bills and Correspondence, 1941 |
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Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District Advisory Committee, 1951 |
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Museum of New Mexico Board of Regents, 1956-1969 |
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New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts Board of
Regents, March-August 1940 |
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New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts Board of
Regents, September 1940-February 1941 |
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New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts Board of
Regents, March-September 1941 |
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New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts Board of
Regents, October 1941-April 1942 |
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New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts Board of
Regents, May 1942-May 1953 |
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New Mexico State University, 1957-1962 |
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New Mexico State University Centennial, 1988 |
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New Mexico Employment Security Commission Principles of
Claims Determinations, June 1950 |
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New Mexico Employment Security Commission Contributions
Collections and Liability, 195? |
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New Mexico State Board of Finance, 1937-1939 |
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New Mexico State Board of Finance, 1940-1941 |
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New Mexico State Board of Finance, 1942-1943 |
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New Mexico State Board of Finance, 1944-1970 |
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Matters for Presentation to New Mexico State Board of
Finance, October 1937-July 1947 |
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Minutes of the Meetings of the New Mexico State Board of
Finance, August 1937-1940 |
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Minutes of the Meetings of the New Mexico State Board of
Finance, 1941-1947 |
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Old Lincoln County Memorial Commission, 1951-1960 |
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Old Lincoln County Memorial Commission, 1961-January 1972 |
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PUBCO Development, Inc. Annual Reports, 1951-1955 |
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First National Bank in Albuquerque and PUBCO Petroleum
Corporation, 1923-1972 PUBCO, started in 1951, was involved in gas exploration and
development program in the San Juan Basin in Northwest New Mexico.
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PUBCO Petroleum Corporation Annual Reports, 1956-1963 |
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PUBCO Petroleum Corporation Annual Reports, 1964-1973 |
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Public Service Company of New Mexico Board of Directors, 1952-1972 |
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Other Organizations and Committees, 1919-1964 |
|
Rio Grande Historical Collections Boards of Directors, 1971-1973 |
|
World War II Victory Fund Committee, 1942-1943 |
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State Advertising for New Mexico Prepared by Ward Hicks
Advertising (Albuquerque), 1937 |
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State Advertising for New Mexico Prepared by Ward Hicks
Advertising (Albuquerque), 1938 |
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| Description |
Container |
Legal Notebook, undated |
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Early Years as an Attorney, 1915-1929 Includes journal of accounts (1919-1921) and Jose Medina case
file. |
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William A. Keleher's Case Docket; A-Z, 1915-1924 |
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William A. Keleher's Case Docket, 1917-1921 |
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William A. Keleher's Case Docket; A-H, 1921-1926 |
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William A. Keleher's Case Docket; J-Z, 1919-1926 |
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William A. Keleher's Case Docket - Estates, 1920-1935 |
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Ledger, 1920 |
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William A. Keleher Court Cases Exhibits, 1913-1921 |
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Board of Education of the City of Albuquerque v. American
National Bank of Oklahoma City, 1923 |
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Emiterio Archuleta v. Mariano S. Otero (Canon de San Diego
Grant), June 11, 1904 |
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Bond, Gusdorf, McCarthy Company Minutes of Director's
Meetings, 1904-1944 |
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Brown Acres Inc. Agreement, Certificate of Incorporation,
Special Meeting Minutes, 1945-1948 |
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Carlsbad Lumber Company Bankruptcy, 1932 |
|
Miscellaneous Cases Concerning the Cuba Extension
Railroad, 1927-1935 Includes index of cases. |
|
Cutting v. Baca, 1928-1937 |
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Cutting v. Baca Correspondence, 1928-1937 Contains correspondence relating the case and correspondence between
Bronson Cutting and Elfego Baca, 1928-1933. |
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Kinney v. Brodsky, 1925 |
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Marion Improvement Suit, 1928 |
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McKinley County Bank Receivership, 1923-1927 |
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New Mexico Lumber and Timber Company v. Narcisso Francis, 1933-1934 |
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New Mexico State Bar, 1928-1965 |
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Railroad Contracts, 1928-1942 |
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J.A. Reidy Oil and Gas Leases, 1924-1931 |
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Santa Fe Northern Railroad Receivership, 1926-1928 |
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Suits and Claims Against the Santa Fe Northern
Railroad, October 1927-June 1928 With index. |
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Suits and Claims Against the Santa Fe Northern Railroad, July 1928-November 1930 |
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Articles of Incorporation for Cuba Extension Railroad- Name
Change, 1923-1928 |
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Santa Fe Northern Railroad Rates, Coal and Oil Points in New
Mexico, 1926-1927 |
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Santa Fe Northern Railroad Right of Way, 1926-1927 |
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Santa Fe, San Juan and Northern Railroad v. Judge Milton
Helmick, 1931-1932 |
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Guy Porter v. Santa Fe Northwestern Railroad, 1932-1933 |
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Ernest R. Hunter v. Santa Fe Northern Railroad; Petitions,
Receiver's Reports, Orders, and Judgements, 1928 |
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Ernest R. Hunter v. Santa Fe Northern Railroad; Transcripts,
Decrees, Contracts, Inventories, 1927-1928 |
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Ernest R. Hunter v. Santa Fe Northern Railroad;
Correspondence, 1927-1929 |
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Ernest R. Hunter v. Santa Fe Northern Railroad;
Claims, 1927-1938 |
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Bernalillo Building Company (J.O. Seth file), 1927 |
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Bernalillo Township Company (J.O. Seth file), 1922-1927 |
|
Cuba Extension Railroad (J.O. Seth file), 1923-1927 |
|
La Ventana Realty and Improvement Company, Townsite (J.O.
Seth file), 1924 |
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Marion Improvement Company (J.O. Seth file), 1927 |
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Natural Resources Corporation (J.O. Seth file), 1926-1927 |
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Pioneer Construction Company (J.O. Seth file), 1923-1927 |
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Sandoval Coal Company (J.O. Seth file), 1924-1927 |
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Sandoval Improvement Company (J.O. Seth file), 1926-1927 |
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Southwestern Fuel Company (J.O. Seth file), 1923-1927 |
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Voter Registration Precinct no. 12, Bernalillo County
(Alternative Writ of Mandamus), 1926 |
|
White Pine Lumber Company, 1924-1931 |
|
Cases v. Receivers of the White Pine Lumber
Company, 1929-1931 Emie Mann, Jason C. Turnbull, Elfredo Montoya, and George
Packham. |
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Alex With v. Bernalillo County Treasurer, 1936 |
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| Description |
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Clippings on E.G. Ross and Poetry, undated. |
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Photocopy of Scrapbook Kept by Ethel Saint and Helen Rodey
Stamm, 1896-1970 |
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Hubbell Scrapbook, 1871-1887 Given to W.A. Keleher by Sofia Armijo Hubbell. Her husband was the
Sheriff and her brother was N.T. Armijo Jr. She died in 1963. Most
materials are in Spanish. |
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Early 1900's and References to Governor Lindsey, 1917-1918 |
|
Clippings on W.A. Keleher and A.B. Fall, 1943-1944 |
|
W.A. Keleher Scrapbook, 1922-1937 |
|
Jefferson Raynolds Scrapbook, undated Clippings deal with attempt to construct railroad from Denver to El
Paso. |
|
Legal Docket Filled with Newspaper Clippings on New Mexico
Events and Legal Happenings, 1919-1920 |
|
Legal Materials and Clippings Including Silver City, 1922-1927 |
|
"Who's Who" Scrapbook of Clippings, 1937-1972 Includes clippings on many New Mexicans. |
|
W.A. Keleher Ledger Scrapbook, 1883-1916? Includes original ledger, 1883, and W.A. Keleher materials. |
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W.A. Keleher and Family Scrapbook, 1958-1963 Includes newspaper clippings on Keleher family and local events. |
|
W.A. Keleher and Family Scrapbook, 1939-1951 Includes newspaper clippings on Keleher family and local events as
well as a small amount of correspondence. |
|
Deputy H.S. Knight Family Scrapbook, 1883-1931 Includes newspaper clippings of Albuquerque events. |
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W.A. Keleher and Family Scrapbook, 1934-1963 Includes newspaper clippings of McAdoo wedding. |
|
Hubbell-Armijo Scrapbook, undated Mostly newspaper clippings concerning local Albuquerque events and
the Hubbell-Armijo family. |
|
Governor W.E. Lindsey Scrapbook, undated |
|
Hubbell-Armijo Scrapbook, undated |
|
Sheriff T.S. Hubbell and Armijo Scrapbook, 1893-1903 Mostly correspondence, some materials in Spanish. |
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W.A. Keleher "This is My Life" Scrapbook, 1903-1979 |
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J.H. Wroth Scrapbook, 1881-1912 |
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James Addison Reavis Clipping from Saturday Evening Post, October 11, 1947 |
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Conrad Hilton Clippings, 1949-1971 |
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Poem Printed by Clinton Anderson for W.A. Keleher, undated |
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Albuquerque Publications, undated Includes First Plaza, Sandia Peak Tram, New Horizons in the Sunny Southwest Junior Service
League Follies Program 1939 and 1940. |
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New Mexico Newspapers, 1940-1972 Includes Single Editions of: Sentinel, March 29, 1940, Sentinel, April 19, 1940; South
Valley News, December 22, 1966; The New Mexico Independent, October 13, 1927. |
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National Archives Records Photostats, 1877-1882 |
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Governor Ed Ross Negative Photostats from National Archives, 1868-1974 |
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National Archives Records, Photostats Related to the
Secretary of the Interior and the Territory of New Mexico, 1878-1888 |
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Awards and Degrees, 1915-1969 |
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Newspapers |
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New Mexican Miner,
Elizabethtown, February 3, 1899 |
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Roswell Daily Record, (Old
Timer's Special Edition and Regular Edition) October 7, 1937 |
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The Oil News and Uranium
Digest, Albuquerque, August 7, 1954 |
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The Daily Times,
Albuquerque, February 26, 1893 |
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The News and Press,
Cimarron, January 15, 1880 |
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The News and Press,
Cimarron, May 2, 1878 |
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The Evening Herald,
Albuquerque, June 15, 1914 |
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Las Vegas Daily Optic, July 15 and 16, 1881 |
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Albuquerque Evening
Herald, August 11, 1913 |
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Miscellaneous Documents and Publications |
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University of Albuquerque Fine Arts Center Medallion, undated |
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Lamy Medal, undated |
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Notes on Pat Garrett and His Party, undated |
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Samuel Pitt Lease Agreement, 1776 |
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Roosevelt Memorial Association Folder, 1919 |
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Manuel Otero "Your Next Governor" Poster, undated |
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Voters Bulletin, undated |
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Peiffer-Minium Annual Reunion Flyer, 1890 |
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Clyde Tingley's Certificate for Governorship, 1934 |
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Special Assignable Certificates, 1920-1922 |
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Cuba Railroad Extension Balance Sheet, 1928 |
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Peter Peters Portrait, 1919 |
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"The Baca Land Grant Fight" in Empire Magazine, undated |
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"The Incredible Journey of Father Escalante" in the
Denver Post, November 19, 1972 |
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The World Newspaper June
8, 1902 Article on Wallace-Bonney Meeting, 1902 |
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Texas Panhandle Stock Map Replica, 1965 |
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NMSU Building Reg., undated |
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Natural Resources Corporation Statement, 1927 |
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Santa Fe Northern Railroad Tax Return, 1927 |
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New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanics Survey
and Rankings, 1940 |
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NMMI Financial Statement, 1938 |
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Lincoln County Memorial Commission General Appropriation, 1957 |
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Memoir Dust Jacket Cover, 1969 |
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Santa Fe Fiesta Program, 1921 |
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Michael Lawrence Keleher - Old Lincoln Memorial
Commission, 1974- |
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William B. Keleher Associated
Party Times and the Garrowmen, 1951 |
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A.W. Hockenhull Thanksgiving Day Proclamation, 1934 |
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New Mexico Territorian, 1962 |
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Vocation Bulletin, undated |
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Brian G. Johnson, undated |
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William K. P. Wilson Life Insurance Policy, 1883 |
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W.C. Rich Record Book Pages, 1847 and 1885 |
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Elfego Baca Club Bulletin and Rules, undated |
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Map of Pioneer New Mexico, 1971 |
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Road Map of the Navajo Reservation and Surrounding Country
Compiled by the Department of the Interior, May 1945 |
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Old Territory and Military Department of New Mexico, 1859 Partially revised and corrected to 1867. |
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Sketch ... of the Surveys of the Public Lands and the
Military Topographical and Geological Surveys West of the
Mississippi, 1879 |
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Reconnaissance Map of the Zuni, Little Colorado, and Colorado
Rivers, 1852 |
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Sectional Map of Colfax and Mora Counties Compiled from the
Original Plates, 1889 |
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Map of State of New Mexico compiled from the Records of the
General Land Office, 1936 |
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Map of Colfax County, NM (copy), 1876 |
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Bird's Eye View of Albuquerque (copy), 1936 |
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A.Z. Huggin's Map of New Mexico (copy), circa 1870s |
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Territorial and Military Map of New Mexico (copy), 1859 |
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Huning Castle Addition Blueprint, 1930-1955 |
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Colored Plat of Roosevelt and Carlisle, undated |
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Plat Showing Proposed Subdivision at Roosevelt and Carlysle, undated |
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Development of 750,000 Acres in Parts of Valley in
Conjunction with Pumping, 1899-1904 |
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Description of Tract and Land for Hebenstreit and Vidal, undated |
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Plats of the Santa Fe Northern Railroad Right of Way, 1927 |
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Altura Addition Prints, Plot Plans, and Plats, 1957-1970 |
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Blueprint of Hugo Schulte Land, 1915 |
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Blueprint of Morning Side Addition Amendment to Block 1, undated |
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Plat of Marquette Ave. and Tijeras Ave. between Fourth and
Fifth Streets, undated |
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Plat of Albuquerque, New Mexico from City Engineer A.E.
Hutchinson, 1918 |
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Plat of the Felipe Gutierres or Bernalillo Grant, 1898 |
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Plat of Proposed Motor Hotel on Central, Possibly Tied to
Conrad Hilton, 1955 |
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Floor Plan of Meadows Hotel Lobby Las Vegas, New Mexico, Carl
C. Magee Trial, 1925-1926 |
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Plat of Proposed Opening of Fruit Ave., 1921 |
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Plat of the Matthew Addition, the City of Albuquerque, New
Mexico, 1923 |
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Plat of Proposed Rio Grande Park, 1918 |
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Plat of New York Ave., undated |
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Plat of the Glenhaven Addition, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1923 |
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Plat of Proposed Storm Sewer Outfall at Iron Ave. and Seventh
St., 1919 |
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Print of the Garden Spot Addition to the Town of Bernalillo,
New Mexico, 1922 |
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Plat of the Perea Addition, Albuquerque New Mexico, 1919 |
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Plat of McClellan Square Property, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1920 |
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Plat of Map of Final Location of the Santa Fe and
Northwestern Railway, Bernalillo to Cuba, 1922 |
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The Santa Fe Raton and Eastern Railroad Co. Right of Way and
Track Map, 1915 and 1916 |
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Amended Plat of the John A. Lee Addition, Albuquerque, New
Mexico, 1918 and 1919 |
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Plat Showing Location of Tracts of Land Belonging to
Grunsfeld Brothers, Bernalillo, New Mexico, 1917 |
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Plat Showing Lot and Fence Lines on Slate Ave, Between First
and Fourth Streets, 1912-1917 |
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Plat of Maps of UNM Campus, 1922 |
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Map of New Mexico Territory by U.S. Topographic Engineers, 1859 |
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Sketch indicating distribution of the Territorial Domain of
the United States into Districts Favorable to the operations of
parties prosecuting general government surveys, 1879 |
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Map showing the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad System
with its connections, 1883 |
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Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad System, June 30, 1890 |
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State of New Mexico Homesteads by the Secretary of the
Interior, June 30, 1917 |
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Map of the F.L. Pearce Flood Water Reservoir and Ditches
Bernalillo Co. New Mexico, 1913 |
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New Mexico Territory Map Prepared by Bureau of Immigration, 1890 |
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Map of Santa Fe Route and Connections, undated |
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Sketch of Public Surveys of New Mexico, 1857 |
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Sketch of Public Surveys of New Mexico, 1860 |
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Map of Mexico (on reverse side) map of Arizona and New
Mexico, 1881 |
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Bird's Eye View of Santa Fe Presented by the Bureau of
Immigration, post 1883 |
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County Map of Arizona and New Mexico, 1872 |
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Map of Territory of New Mexico, 1846-1847 |
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Map of Beaubien and Miranda or Maxwell Land Grant in Colorado
and New Mexico Compiled from Original Plates, 1889 |
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Map of New Mexico and Utah Territories, 1855 |
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Map of New Mexico, 1883 |
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Original Settlers of San Gabriel Signed by Gilberto Espinosa, 1961 |
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Poster of Navajo Masks Used in Nightway Ceremony, 1947 |
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Climactic Map of California, 1888 |
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Map of Denver and Rio Grande Railroad System, undated |
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Map of the Territory of New Mexico, undated |
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Map of New Mexico Counties in 1880's, undated "New Mexico in 1880 ... when Lincoln County was the Largest county in
the United States..." by Wilfred Stedman |
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Map of the Pre-European Pueblos Near Santa Fe Co., undated |
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Sketch of the Battle of Taos, 1911 |
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Photostat Map of Lincoln County, undated |
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Sketch Map of New Mexico by Manuel Baca, 1880 |
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Old Trails to Lincoln County (copy), 1955 By Wilbur Coe |
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Plan of La Boronia de Arizona or Peralta Grant (copy), undated |
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W.A. Keleher Clippings, 1907-1986 |
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W.A. Keleher Interview, October 5, 1963 Interview recorded on two compact discs. |
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W.A. Keleher Personal Documents, 1918-1971 Includes three copies of Keleher's Last Will and Testament dating
1925, 1926 and 1928. These name his sister, Julia M. Keleher, as
Trustee for his daughter, Mary Ann Keleher. Also included are a 1918
Teacher's Contract for Mae J. Kelly, W. A. Keleher's first wife, his
World War I duty application and Personnel Security
questionnaires. |
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Early Career - Telegraph Engineering, 1901-1904 |
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Early Career - Press Agent for New Mexico State University, 1915-1917 |
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New Mexico Folklore Society, 1931-1957 Includes bibliographies on New Mexico. |
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Knights of Columbus, Panhandle Plains Historical Society and
Other Memberships, 1914-1972 |
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Newcomen Society of North America, New Mexico
Dinners, 1950, 1952, 1954, and 1965 Study of the history of engineering and technology. |
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Phi Beta Kappa, 1933-1961 |
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Albuquerque Lodge of Elks, no. 461, 1929-1963 |
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Order of St. Gregory, 1957, 1961 Some material in Latin |
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Washington and Lee University, 1913-1965 |
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William A. Keleher's honorary degrees, 1946, 1960, and 1968 |
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Western Writers of America, 1957-1972 |
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New Mexico Hall of Fame; Correspondence, Clippings, and
Recordings October 17, 1964 Includes compact disc recording of event. |
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William A. Keleher's Notebooks, 1965-1967 Notebooks contain clippings, articles, research notes from books,
newspapers, and conversations. |
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Letters of Condolence and Memorials to William A. Keleher, 1972-1973 |
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Keleher Family Clippings, 1958-1972 |
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Keleher and Barrett family histories, 1940-1995 |
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Loretta Barrett Keleher, 1924-1997 |
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Loretta Barrett Keleher; Notebook and Datebook, 1937-1960 |
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Loretta Barrett Keleher - Albuquerque Bridge Clubs, 1957-1980 Includes photographs of members of the Bridge Club in 1957. |
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William B. Keleher, 1951-1988 |
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Michael Lawrence Keleher, 1952-1977 |
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Michael Lawrence Keleher - Old Lincoln County Memorial
Commission, July 1970-1974 |
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Michael Lawrence Keleher - Old Lincoln County Memorial
Commission, 1975-September 1976 |
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Michael Lawrence Keleher - Old Lincoln County Memorial
Commission, October 1976-March 1983 |
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John Gorry Keleher and Thomas Franklin Keleher, 1957-1989 |
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David Keleher and Mary Anne Gorry Keleher, 1875-1900 |
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Katherine E. Keleher and Julia M. Keleher, 1935-1980 |
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Keleher Family, 1884-1957 Includes material on: Dennis Keleher, John J. Keleher, Thomas Franklin
Keleher Sr., Margaret Keleher, Eugenia Keleher, Thomas Franklin Keleher
Jr., and Jesse Dennis Keleher. |
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James and Bonnie Smith, 1954-1955 |
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Invitations, 1932-1949 |
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Invitations, 1950-1959 |
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Invitations, 1960-1969 |
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Invitations, 1970-1990 |
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Altura Addition, Albuquerque, 1955-1966 |
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Altura Shopping Center, 1958-1972 |
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Buena Vista Heights Addition, Albuquerque, 2128-2130 Central Ave.
S.E., 1925-1971 |
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216-218 Central Ave. S.W., Albuquerque, 1938-1975 |
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W.A. Keleher (Hebenstreit-Leslie) Trust, 1953-1967 |
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Huning Castle Addition, 1930-1955 |
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Mandell Business and Residence Addition, Albuquerque, 419 North
4th St., 1937-1969 Warranty Deeds, Correspondence, and Lease Agreements. |
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Miscellaneous Business and Land Deeds, 1890-1948 |
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Record Reporter, January 7-May 20, 1922 Published by W. Moore Clayton in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Contains
information on deeds, trust deeds, releases, Chattel mortgages, and
other property transactions. |
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Blueprints for Keleher Home |
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Residence for Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Keleher, August 1919 6 sheets E. H. Norris, Architect |
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Addition to Residence for Mr.W. A. Keleher, March 1, 1940 4 sheets |
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