TABLE OF CONTENTS
Scope and Contents
Restrictions
Administrative Information
Description of Series
I. Identified Photographs
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Hunter-Rose Collection:
A Preliminary Inventory of Their Collection at the Harry
Ransom Humanities Research Center [Part I]
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| Creator: | Rose, Noah H.
and
Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957 |
| Title: | Noah H. Rose and J. Marvin
Hunter Collection
|
| Dates: | 1850s-1940 |
| Abstract: | This collection of photographs consists
primarily of images of the Old West and the Southwest taken by Noah H. Rose
and J. Marvin Hunter. Subjects featured in the collection include Indians,
frontiersmen, cowboys, outlaws and Texas Rangers, Texas governors and other
statesmen. Images taken by D. P. Barr, A. A. Brack, and W. D. Smithers are also
present in the collection. |
| Extent: | ca. 8,000 items in 5
drawer filing cabinet, 7 document boxes, 1 oversize flat file drawer (14.58
linear feet) |
| Repository: | Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center,
University of Texas at Austin |
The Hunter-Rose Collection contains images from
"The Famous N. H. Rose Collection of Old Time
Photographs" by various photographers including Noah H. Rose, a San
Antonio commercial photographer and collector of photographs of what he termed
"early day characters and scenes." J. Marvin Hunter (1880-1957), a friend of
Rose, was a printer and publisher of newspapers, most notably the
Bandera New Era, as well as the
Frontier Times, a publication "devoted to
Frontier History, Border Tragedy and Pioneer Achievement," which he
co-published with his father, Warren Hunter. Hunter also founded and operated
the Frontier Times Museum in Bandera, Texas, to showcase his collection of
frontier and historical artifacts. Rose and Hunter were friends from an early
age and together they published
"The Album of Gunfighters" in 1951.
The collection consists predominately of photographs of the Old West
and the Southwest, ca. 1850-1960s. The photographs taken by Rose date from the
1930s. Among the other photographers represented in the collection are D. P.
Barr, A. A. Brack, and W. D. Smithers. Typical subjects featured in this
collection include Indians, frontiersmen, cowboys, outlaws, and Texas Rangers,
as well as Texas governors and other statesmen. Individuals represented in the
collection include Jesse and Frank James, Judge Roy Bean, Billy the Kid,
Buffalo Bill, Wild Bill Hickok, David Crockett, General George Custer, and Sam
Houston and his family. There are also photographs of historical places and
scenes, military forts and encampments, and towns in Texas and surrounding
states, such as New Mexico, Arizona, and Oklahoma. Among the Texas towns
represented in the collection are Del Rio, San Antonio, and
Washington-on-the-Brazos, as well as Bandera, home of Hunter's Frontier Times
Museum. The collection also contains photographs and manuscript materials
relating to both J. Marvin Hunter and N. H. Rose.
Both vintage and copy prints in a variety of formats are included in
the collection. The formats range from cabinet cards, cigarette cards and
cartes-de-visite, to panoramic prints. Among the photographic processes
represented in the collection are albumen prints, cyanotypes, and tintypes, as
well as both nitrate and safety negatives. In addition to copy prints of
original daguerreotypes and other processes, there are photographic
reproductions of drawings, paintings, and other works of art, some of which
pre-date photography. The collection also contains postcards and original
letters, as well as negatives of letters, newspaper articles, and legal,
financial, and military documents.
The material has been left in its original order and is divided as
follows: Series I. Identified Photographs (4 filing cabinet drawers); Series
II. Unidentified Photographs (1 filing cabinet drawer); Series III. Oversize
Photographs (2 boxes, 1 oversize flat file drawer); and Series IV. Nitrate
Negatives (5 boxes). At the end of this finding aid are two indexes, one of
correspondents and one of photographers represented in the collection. It
should be noted that for most of the material the photographers have not been
identified.
The folder list for Series I, which forms the great majority of the
collection, reproduces the titles the creator/collector assigned to the folders
in alphabetical order by subject. Note that a large segment is present under
the title
"Indians." Numerous cross-references
have been added by the cataloger for personal names and selected subjects.
Bracketed information, including the number of items in each folder, has also
been supplied by the cataloger. If no number of items is given, the presence of
one item may be assumed. When only safety or nitrate negatives of a particular
item are available, "SN only" or "NN only" appears in the bracketed
information.
The material in Series II has been divided into four subseries:
People, Places, Various Subjects, and Written Materials. (The subseries Places
includes interior and exterior architecture as well as landscapes.) There are
two subseries in Series III: Oversize Items Removed from Series I., and
Numbered Oversize Items. The Numbered Oversize Items are divided into People,
Places, and Panoramics. The panoramics have been further subdivided into
vintage and copy prints. If there are multiple vintage panoramic prints from
the same negative, they have all been assigned the same number plus a different
uppercase letter for each print. (For example, the number #35A-E indicates that
there are five vintage prints from the same negative in the collection). The
numbering of the panoramic copy prints corresponds to that of the panoramic
nitrate negatives in Series IV. Since copy prints are not yet available for all
of the panoramic nitrate negatives, the numbers of the copy prints are not
consecutive.
The following abbreviations are utilized in the finding aid:
- ALS--autograph letter signed
- CC--Caldwell Collection
- DC--Dienst Collection
- DRC--Dick Rudisill Collection
- FBC--Frank H. Bushick Collection
- HC--Hunter Collection
- NN--nitrate negative
- NV--nitrate vault
- P&N--print and negative
- SN--safety negative
- TLS--typed letter signed
For more information on N. H. Rose, a publication entitled
"The Passing of a Life-Long Friend," by
J. Marvin Hunter, is available. (Call No. TR 140 R774 H857 1952 HRC Dobie.
Please note that this book is located off-site and the researcher needs to
allow at least 24 hours advance notice for paging purposes.)
For information on J. Marvin Hunter, please see "J. Marvin Hunter,
personal journalist of the twentieth century," a 1957 thesis by Helen Anna
Betty. (Call No. T1957 B466.)
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Access:
Open for research, except as noted in Access and Reproduction
Restrictions.
Access and Reproduction Restrictions
The Hunter-Rose Collection contains large amounts of nitrate
negatives, original prints, and copy prints. Patrons may access and research
all of the original prints and copy prints; they are restricted from accessing
the nitrate negatives. Patrons may request reproductions of the nitrate
negatives and original prints from the Ransom Center. Those patrons who wish to
obtain reproductions of the copy prints should direct their requests to the
N.H. Rose Collection at the University of Oklahoma.
Contact:
- John R. Lovett, Jr.
- Photo Archivist
- Western History Collections
- Monnet Hall, Rm. 452
- University of Oklahoma
- Norman, OK 73019
phone (405) 325-3717
fax (405) 325-2943
http://www-lib.ou.edu/depts/west/index.htm
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Gift, ca. 1960s
Rebecca Altermatt, 1997; Susan McClellan, 1997-98
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I. Identified Photographs
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| Drawer | Folder |
| 1 | 1 | | A & M Faculty
[1883] |
| 1 | | Ables, John--see 1.81 |
| 2 | | Ace O' Diamond and rider
Extent [2 items] |
| 3-5 | | Actors and actresses [31 items; cabinet cards and/or
cigarette cards; see also 1.53, 4.17, 4.95] |
| 6 | | Adami, Mabel; Adami, Walter
Extent [2 items] |
| | | Adams, Emil, Maj.--see 4.202 |
| | | Adams, John Quincy--see 4.201 |
| | | Adams, John--see 1.44 |
| | | Adamson, A. D.--see 3.2 |
| 7 | | Adamson, Amanda - Home |
| | | Admendadis, Jose--see 4.242 |
| | | African-Americans--see 1.287, 4.78, 4.260 |
| 8 | | Alamo
Extent [14 items] |
| | | Alexis, Grand Duke--see 1.257 |
| | | Albritton, Val--see 1.277 |
| | | Aldrich, R. W., Capt.--see 2.347 |
| 9 | | Aldridge, F. C. |
| 10 | | Alfonso XIII, King
[1886-1941] |
| 11 | | Allee, Alfred Y. [2 items; see also 4.165] |
| | | Allen, Earl, Rev. (Baptist Church, Independence)--see
2.206 |
| | | Allen, F. W., Pvt.--see 2.167 |
| | | Allen, Steve--see 3.173, Oversize #4 |
| 12 | | Allison, Clay, of the Washita
Extent [3 items] |
| 13 | | Allred, James V., Gov. [see also 4.149] |
| 14 | | Alpine, Tex. [1908; 2 items] |
| 15 | | Altgelt, Mrs. E. H. |
| 16 | | Alto Frio Encampment, 1921 [empty folder; see also NN
#79-83] |
| 16 | | Alvary, Max [3 images]--see 1.5 |
| 17 | | Alverson, Leonard |
| 18 | | Alvord, Burt [see also 2.183] |
| 19 | | Amarillo,
ca. 1900
Extent [2 items] |
| 20 | | Amberg, Joseph and Kessler, Morris (Brooklyn
hoodlums) |
| 20 | | Ames, R. F., Lt.--see 3.159 |
| 21 | | Ames Ranch, San Diego County, Calif.
Extent [2 items] |
| | | Ancker, Mrs. Theodore (Rose)--see 4.232 |
| | | Anders, Lee--see 4.169 |
| 22 | | Anderson, Bill, Capt. |
| | | Anderson, E.--see 4.201 |
| | | Anderson, H. E., U.S. Dept. of Justice--see
3.24 |
| 23 | | Anderson, L. B. ["Cowboy," Seguin, Tex.; 1876; 2
items] |
| 24 | | Animals & etc. (Bats, [buffalo, burros], cats,
[cattle], deer, fish, insects, [mules, rattlesnakes, scorpion], snakes,
[tarantula, turkeys, vinegaron]) [19 items; NN] |
| 24 | | Appell, Dr.--see 2.71 |
| 25 | | Archduke Francis Joseph of Austria
[1905] |
| | | Arias, Harmodio, Pres., Panama--see 3.331 |
| | | Arizona--see 1.49, 1.70, 1.125, 1.140, 2.34, 2.74,
2.140, 2.161, 2.167, 2.171, 2.183, 2.194, 2.212, 2.213, 3.31, 3.107, 3.112,
3.138, 3.181, 3.240, 3.242, 3.252, 3.259, 4.23, 4.26, 4.27, 4.45, 4.65, 4.46,
4.85, 4.110, 4.112, 4.185, 4.194, 4.224, 4.234, 4.255, 4.256, 4.288, 4.294,
5.29; see also photographer 2.261 |
| | | Arizona Rangers--see 1.26, 2.103, 3.190 |
| 26 | | Arizona Rangers, Group of, at Morenci, 1903
[NN] |
| 27 | | Arkansas Tom (Daugherty, Roy; alias Jones, Tom; [member
of Doolin gang]) [2 items; NN] |
| 27 | | Armstrong, Wm.--see 3.2 |
| 28 | | Arrow Head Museum, Johnson City, Tex. [see also
3.1] |
| 29 | | Arrowhead Collection at Fort Davis, Tex. |
| | | Aten, Cal (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see 4.166 |
| | | Aten, Ed--see 3.12 |
| 30 | | Aten, Ira, Texas Ranger, 1887 [NN; see also
3.12] |
| 30 | | Auchiah, James (Grandson of Satanta)--see
4.59 |
| 31 | | Aurora, Nev. (Mining town) [1906, 1947; 5
items] |
| 32 | | Austin, Stephen F. [13 items; see also
4.170] |
| 33 | | | Statue and replica of home, San Felipe State
Park
Extent [2 items] |
| 34 | | | Statue by Eliz[abeth] Ney in rotunda of Capitol,
Austin
Extent [2 items] |
| 35-36 | | Austin, Tex. |
| 35 | | | Scenes [ca. 1875-1923], acquired 3-21-63 from Dorothy
Harrell, Austin
Extent [12 items] |
| 36 | | | Photostat of American Statesman page commemorating
Austin's 100th Anniversary,
March 26, 1939 |
| 36 | | Authors--see 1.122, 1.291, 2.116, 3.137, 3.266, 3.286,
4.110 |
| 37 | | Baca, Elfego [1937; see also 2.347] |
| 38 | | Bache, Richard, 1737-1811 (Son-in-law of B[enjamin]
Franklin) [Afgachrome slide only] |
| | | Bachehus, Mike and Haynes, John J., age 18--see
2.158 |
| | | Badger, Lt.--see 1.257 |
| 39 | | Bailey, Joseph W.
Extent [3 items] |
| 39 | | Baker, A. Y.--see 4.169 |
| 40 | | Baker, Eph [empty folder; see also 1.208] |
| | | Baker, J. H.--see 4.169 |
| | | Baker, Johnny--see 1.128 |
| | | Baker, Jules--see 4.169 |
| | | Baldwin, Kid--see 1.171 |
| 41 | | Baldwin, Thurman (alias Skeeter; member of Bill Cook
gang) [see also 1.222] |
| 42 | | Band, 33rd Regiment,
1899 |
| 43 | | Bandera art class, [Jose Arpa's],
1926 |
| | | Bandera County |
| 44 | | | Old Settlers [Association] |
| | | | | 1924 [see NN #59-63] |
| 44 | | | | 1926, 1929, 1940 [14 items; NN; see also 4.228,
Oversize #26, #27] |
| 45 | | | Scenes and monuments [1863, n.d.; 13 items; see also
Oversize #3] |
| 46 | | Bandera dinosaur tracks |
| 47 | | Bandera, Tex. [1910, 1922, 1928, 1933, n.d.; 28 items;
NN] |
| | | Bandits--see Outlaws |
| | | Bannister, Wm. H., Lt.--see 4.202 |
| 48 | | Banowsky, Mr. (Cattleman) |
| 49 | | Banta, A. F. (Guide to 1st Gov. of Arizona
Territory)
Extent [2 items] |
| 49 | | Barber--see 4.201 |
| 50 | | Barber, Hugh |
| | | Barker, Arthur R.--see 4.232 |
| | | Barker, Dudley (near San Saba, Tex., 1897) --see
4.169 |
| | | Barker, Dudley S. [same as Dudley Barker?]--see
4.164 |
| | | Barker, Kate--see 4.232 |
| | | Barker, [?]mar--see 2.220 |
| 51 | | Barnard, George [SN] |
| | | Barnette, Graham--see 3.161 |
| | | Barnum, Lt.--see 2.71 |
| 52 | | Barrow, Clyde [2 items; see also 3.247] |
| 53 | | Barrymore, Ethel (Actress) |
| | | Bartley, C. C., Sheriff--see 4.211 |
| | | Barton, Chas. (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see
4.166 |
| 54 | | Barton Springs, Austin, Tex., July 10, 1927 [empty
folder; see also Oversize #45] |
| 55 | | Bass, Sam [1878; no photo of Sam Bass; includes photos
of correspondence with his relatives regarding identification of image thought
to be him, and photos of newspaper articles about him; 14 items; for image of
Bass see 2.13] |
| | | Bassett, Charley--see 2.2 |
| | | Bassett, Charlie--see 3.240 |
| | | Batchfelder, Richard N.--see 3.70 |
| 56* | | Bateman, C. C., Maj. [1914, 1917-18; *oversize removed
to 6.1] |
| | | Bates, Miss Annie--see 1.257 |
| | | Bates, Sam (Colorado, Tex., 1903)--see 4.165 |
| 57* | | Batts, R. L., Judge [1864-1935; 2 items; *oversize
removed to 6.2] |
| 57* | | Bawker, W. H., Pvt.--see 2.167 |
| 58 | | Baylor College [1965, n.d.; 13 items] |
| 58 | | Baylor, G. W. (Relative of Gen. John R. Baylor?)--see
4.169 |
| 59 | | Baylor, George W., Col.
Extent [2 items] |
| 60 | | Baylor, Henry N.; Baylor, [Mrs. J. W.?] Rhoda Burks
[1895; 2 items] |
| 61 | | Baylor, John R., Gen. [NN] |
| 62 | | Beal, Mr. (or Bihl, Biehl)
Extent [7 items] |
| 63 | | Beal's camels (?) [3 items; see also 4.40] |
| 64* | | Bean, Roy, Judge [60 items; *oversize removed to
6.3] |
| 64 | | Beauford, Tom--see 3.85 |
| 65 | | Beauregard, G. T. |
| 66 | | Bee, Hamilton P., Gen.
Extent [4 items] |
| 67 | | Beecher Island Battleground [
9 items; NN] 1917; |
| 67 | | Beeler, M. K. (?)--see 3.234 |
| 68 | | Beeman, Chas. A.
Extent [2 items] |
| 69 | | Beethoven Singers (San Antonio,
) 1893
Extent [2 items] |
| 70 | | Behan, Johnny, Sheriff, Tombstone, Ariz.
Extent [5 items] |
| 71 | | Belcher, Claire (Cowgirl), Ft. Worth,
ca. 1927 |
| | | Bell, Bob--see 4.166, 4.167 |
| | | Bell, Gene (1888)--see 4.167 |
| | | Bell, James (near San Saba, Tex., 1897)--see
4.169 |
| | | Bell, Jim "Woolly"--see 4.169 |
| | | Bell, Virginia--see 1.136 |
| 72 | | Bender, Gus - House (Round Top) |
| 73 | | Benteen, Frederick W. [see also 3.75] |
| | | Benten, Harry, Capt.--see 4.202 |
| | | Bentz, Ed and Mrs.--see 4.232 |
| | | Bentz, Ted--see 4.232 |
| | | Berger, David G.--see 3.296 |
| 74 | | Berlioz (Composer) |
| 75 | | Bernard, Reuben F., Brig. Gen. |
| 76 | | Bernardo (Groce Plantation), 1822 [photo of a
painting] |
| 77 | | Berry, Bate |
| 78 | | Best, Tom and Chambers, Ed - Monument to cowboys Grant
County, Okla. |
| | | Beto, Geo. Dr. (Warden, Huntsville)--see
4.59 |
| | | Beuford, J. M.--see 3.2 |
| 79 | | Big Bend Trip, 1934 (Marvin Hunter, Jr.,
etc.) |
| 80 | | Billings, Thelma
[1931] |
| 81 | | Billy the Kid (Bonney, William H.)
Extent [16 items] |
| 82 | | Birchfield, Steve and Peters, Pink |
| | | Bird, Belle--see 3.123 |
| | | B[ird?], Lee, Capt. (Executioner, Huntsville)--see
4.59 |
| | | Bison, Hank--see 1.171 |
| 83 | | Black, Clyde Odin
Extent [2 items] |
| 83 | | Black, Dr.--see 2.71 |
| 84 | | Black, Isaac (Pal of Zip Wyatt, train robber)
[1895] |
| 84 | | Blackwell, Charlie, Sgt.--see 4.168 |
| 85 | | Blake, H. Cody |
| 86 | | Blakeney, W. H. "Doc" |
| 87 | | Blanton, Annie Webb
Extent [3 items] |
| 88 | | Blanton, B. F.
Extent [4 items] |
| 89 | | Blanton, J. W. [and Nix, E. D., U.S. Marshall,
Okla.] |
| 90 | | Bledsoe, "Shorty" [NN] |
| 91 | | Blocker, John R. (Ranchman)
Extent [2 items] |
| | | Blocker, John R. [same as John R. Blocker
(Ranchman)?]--see 3.330 |
| | | Blocksom, A. P., Lt.--see 4.202 |
| 92 | | Bly, Nellie |
| 93 | | Boales, Dab |
| 94 | | Bobbitt, A. A. [NN] |
| 95 | | Boehmer, Joseph O. |
| 95 | | Boer, Mrs.--see 7.5 |
| 96 | | Boerne, Tex. [House where Robert E. Lee
stayed] |
| | | Bogardus, W. I.--see 3.233 |
| | | Bolton, John, Foreman, Spindletop Field--see
3.234 |
| | | Bonney, William H.--see 1.81 |
| | | Booke, D. E.--see 3.2 |
| 97 | | Boone, Daniel - Knife [unidentifed women verso;
NN] |
| 98 | | Booth, John Wilkes [13 items; NN] |
| 99 | | Boquillas, Mexico
Extent [4 items] |
| 100 | | Borax wagons [and] steam tractor engine [Death Valley; 2
items] |
| 101 | | Borden, Gail
Extent [3 items] |
| 102 | | Bordiers pedestal watch [8 items; see also
2.122] |
| | | Borlin, Bob--see 3.2 |
| | | Borlings, J.--see 3.2 |
| 103 | | Bostick, Sion R. (Veteran of Battle of San Jacinto) [NN;
see also 2.220] |
| 103 | | Boston, Riley (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see
4.166 |
| 104 | | Boulder Dam [1954; 3 items] |
| 104 | | Boutelle, F. A.--see 4.201 |
| 105 | | Bove, F. H. [NN only] |
| 105 | | Bowers--see 1.81 |
| 106 | | Bowie, James A. [4 items; NN] |
| 107 | | Brack, A. A. [1900; 4 items; NN] |
| 108 | | Bradford, Billy |
| 108 | | Bradford, G. A.--see 4.291 |
| 109 | | Brann, William Cowper [NN] |
| 110 | | Breakenridge, Wm. Milton [Col.; 1881, 1892, 1927; 4
items] |
| | | Breeding, Mrs. B. E.--see 7.5 |
| | | Breit, Martin--see 3.292 |
| 111 | | Brenham, Richard Fox - Monument |
| 112 | | Bridger, James [1804-1881; 4 items; NN] |
| | | Bridwell, Billy (1887)--see 4.167 |
| | | Bringhurst, Nettie Houston--see 2.198 |
| | | Brininstool, E. A.--see 1.67 |
| | | Bronco Billy--see 1.171 |
| | | Bronco Sam--see 1.171 |
| | | Bronson, Lt.--see 1.257 |
| | | Brookayn, May (?)--see 1.4 |
| | | Brooks, J. A., Capt. (1887/1888)--see 4.167 |
| | | Brooks, J. A., Capt.--see 4.169 |
| | | Brooks, Joe, Capt.--see 4.168 |
| | | Brooks--see 1.115 |
| | | Brown, D. H.--see 4.164 |
| 113 | | Brown, Henry (Member of Billy the Kid Gang) [NN
only] |
| 114 | | Brown House (Old Washington, [Tex.]; restored by Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Bybee) |
| 114 | | Brown, Howell--see 4.164 |
| 115 | | Brown, Jep |
| 116 | | Brown, Johnny, Uncle |
| 117 | | Brown, Judge, Del Rio
Extent [2 items] |
| 117 | | Brown, Neal--see 2.2 |
| 118 | | Brown, Will |
| 118 | | Brown, William C.--see 4.201 |
| 119 | | Brownsville, Tex.
Extent [2 items] |
| 120 | | Brownwood, Tex., after flood of 1900
Extent [3 items] |
| 121 | | Bryant Home, Bryant's Station Stage Crossing, Milam
County |
| 121 | | Bryant, Ed--see 3.12, 4.169 |
| 122 | | Bryant, William C. (Politican, author [of
N.Y.]) |
| 123 | | Buchanan, James, Pres. |
| 123 | | Buchanan, W. F.--see 4.164 |
| 124 | | Buck, Beaumont B., Gen.
[1917] |
| 124 | | Buck, J. W. (1882)--see 4.167 |
| 125 | | Buckhorn Museum (Mesa, Ariz.)
Extent [2 items] |
| 126 | | Buckskin Johnny (Spalding, J. T.) [see also 3.302; for
NN see 4.158] |
| 127 | | Buechi, Joseph |
| 128 | | Buffalo Bill [Cody, William F.; 55 items; NN; see also
1.133, 1.245, 1.257, 2.125, 3.167] |
| 129 | | Buffalo hides, Dodge City, Kan.,
1877
Extent [2 items] |
| 130 | | Buffalo Ranch
Extent [3 items] |
| 131 | | Bull City, Kan. (now Alton, Kan.) |
| 131 | | Bullock, Billy--see 1.128 |
| 132 | | Bunker, A. B. (Teller First Nat'l Bank, Northfield,
Minn.) [NN; see also 2.339] |
| 133 | | Buntline, Ned; Cody, W[illia]m F.; Omohundro, "Texas
Jack" |
| 134 | | Burke, Edmund
Extent [2 items] |
| 135 | | Burke, Steve, U.S. Marshall, Okla.
[ca. 1880s] |
| 136 | | Burks, Mrs. (Amanda)
Extent [4 items] |
| 137 | | Burleson, Edward |
| 138 | | Burleson, Rufus C.
Extent [3 items] |
| 139 | | Burnet, David G. [4 items; DC] |
| 140 | | Burnet, Jim, Judge, [Charleston], Ariz. |
| 141 | | Burns, Bobbie (Robt?) - Birthplace (England)
Extent [2 items] |
| 142 | | Burns, Ray
[1947] |
| | | Burroughs, Marie--see 1.4 |
| | | Burrows, Bill--see 3.83 |
| | | Burt--see 4.133 |
| | | Burwell, W. M.--see 4.169 |
| | | Bushick, Commissioner--see 4.183 |
| 143 | | Buttercups |
| 144 | | Butterfield Trail (Map) |
| 145 | | Cabanas, Maximilian [DRC] |
| 146 | | Cactus and tree [2 items; NN] |
| 147* | | Calamity Jane (Canary, Martha Jane) [1 item; NN;
*oversize removed to 6.4; see also 2.13] |
| 148 | | Calderon's Wagon Train [empty folder; see also
4.44] |
| 149 | | Caldwell, Frank and Ransom, Wm. [FBC] |
| 150 | | Calhoon (Calhoun) Family [Ft. Pierce, Fla.; 6
items] |
| | | Calhoun, James, Lt.--see 1.257 |
| | | Calhoun, Mrs. James--see 1.257 |
| 151 | | Calhoun, Warren M. - Facsimile of land grant,
1846 |
| 151 | | California--see 1.21, 1.152, 2.32, 2.37, 2.38, 2.130,
4.113, 4.154, 4.215, 4.255 |
| 152 | | California [Ft. Bragg - Old Russian church; Shasta; 2
items] |
| 152 | | California Joe--see 1.245, 3.167 |
| 153 | | Callaghan, Bryan [2 items; NN] |
| 154 | | Callan, Leo and Austin
Extent [4 items] |
| 155 | | Calles, Plutarco |
| 155 | | Camancho, Manuel Avila, Pres., Mexico--see
3.331 |
| 156 | | Camp Colorado, [Tex.; 7 items] |
| 157 | | Camp Verde [Tex.; 2 items] |
| | | Campanyxi [?]--see 1.4 |
| | | Campbell, A. C.--see 3.2 |
| | | Campbell, Harry--see 4.232 |
| 158 | | Campbell, Jane [Houston, Tex.] |
| 159 | | Campbell, Thomas M. [Gov.; 4 items; DC] |
| 160 | | Candelaria, Madam
Extent [2 items] |
| 160 | | Canary, Martha Jane--see 1.147 |
| 160 | | Canton, F. M.--see 3.2 |
| 161 | | Capitol Building, Tex. [10 items; see also
1.35] |
| 162 | | Cardinal Satolli |
| | | Carlin, W. C., Col.--see 1.257 |
| | | Carlo, Yvonne de (as Calamity Jane for movie)--see
1.13 |
| 163 | | Carlsbad, Tex.,
1909 |
| | | Carmichael, Frank (1887/1888)--see 4.167 |
| | | Carr, Eugene A., Col--see 4.202 |
| 164 | | Carr, T. Jeff (Peace officer, Cheyenne, Wyo.) [2 items;
NN] |
| 165 | | Carranza, Gen.; Ortega, Gen.; Madera, Pres.
(?)
Extent [2 items] |
| 166 | | Carriages with people
Extent [3 items] |
| 167 | | Carrington, Gen. (pencil drawing) [2 items; SN
only] |
| 168 | | Carruthers, Julia
[1889] |
| 168 | | Carson, John--see 3.330 |
| 169 | | Carson, Kit [11 items; NN] |
| 169 | | Carter, Wm. H., Capt.--see 4.202 |
| 170 | | Carver, Sonora [NN only] |
| 171 | | Carver, W. F. ["Doc"; 9 items] |
| | | Carver, Will--see 3.320 |
| | | Carver, Wm. H. (Scout)--see 4.202 |
| 172 | | Cashman, Nellie |
| 173 | | Cassiano, Jose [empty folder] |
| 173 | | Cassidy, Butch--see 3.320 |
| 174 | | Castle Canyon near Del Rio |
| 175 | | Cattle Annie and Little Breeches [4 items;
NN] |
| 175 | | Cattle brand--see 1.191 |
| 176 | | Cattle trail map [2 items; SN only] |
| 177 | | Cattle trails in Tex., Monument to [2 items;
ALS] |
| 178 | | Chadwell, Bill [2 items; NN] |
| | | Chambers, Ed--see 1.78 |
| | | Chambers, Mayor--see 4.183 |
| 179 | | Chandler, Charley (Pecos rancher) |
| 180 | | Chapman, Ezra A. |
| | | Chapman, Frank--see 4.164 |
| | | Charo, Cecilio (1882)--see 4.167 |
| | | Chase, John Paul--see 4.232 |
| 181 | | Chaves and Chacon [Outlaws] |
| 181 | | Chavez de Bean, Virginia--see 1.64 |
| 182 | | Cheatam, M. C.; Routh, R. D.; Majors, P. J.; Rice, P.
H.; Roberts, Buck [group photograph] |
| 182 | | Cheever, Benj. H., Lt.--see 4.202 |
| 183 | | Cherokee Bill [Gunfighter] |
| 184 | | Cherry, Aaron, Grave of [2 items; includes portrait of
Aaron and TLS from Homer Cherry to Rose] |
| | | Cherry, Homer--see 1.184 |
| | | Cherry, James E.--see 1.184 |
| | | Cherry, James M.--see 1.184 |
| | | Cherry, John--see 1.184 |
| | | Cherry, William T.--see 1.184 |
| | | Chew, Bob--see 4.169 |
| 185 | | Chickasha, Indian Territory,
1903 |
| 185 | | Childs, J. W.--see 1.277 |
| 186 | | Chilton, H. [U.S. Senator; 4 items; DC] |
| 187 | | China - Public execution |
| 188 | | Chippewa and Sioux Indians [empty folder; see also
1.128] |
| 189 | | Chisholm Hall fireplace |
| 190 | | Chisholm, Jesse [Father of Chisholm Trail; 5
items] |
| 191 | | Chisholm, Richard H. - Facsimile of application for
registering first cattle brand recorded in Tex. |
| 192 | | Chisos Mts. Water Falls [postcard from
Hunter] |
| 193 | | Chisum, John Simpson
Extent [5 items] |
| 194 | | Christ Church, Rush Township, 1831 [NN only] |
| 195 | | Christ Episcopal Church, Matagorda, Tex. [SN
only] |
| 196 | | Christian, Bill
"Black Jack" |
| 197 | | Christmas, Lee [Brig. Gen., 1863-1924; 8 items; NN; also
fasc. of ALS from Christmas to his first wife] |
| | | Clanton, Billie--see 3.107 |
| | | Clapp, Capt.--see 2.71 |
| | | Clapton, Jerry--see 2.221 |
| | | Clark, A. B.--see 3.2 |
| 198 | | Clark, Amasa (Bandera Old Settler) [12 items; NN; see
also 2.89, Oversize #2, #3, #22, #23] |
| 199 | | Clark, Ben (Scout and Indian fighter) |
| 200 | | Clark, Mrs. J. T. |
| 201 | | Clark, Jim |
| 202 | | Clark, Richard W.
"Deadwood Dick" [Stage driver;
see also 3.302] |
| 203 | | Clark, Will [empty folder; see also 3.308] |
| 204 | | Clarke, Ed, Gov. [4 items; DC] |
| | | Clarke, W. J.--see 3.2 |
| | | Clause, Curly--see 4.232 |
| | | Clay, Thomas J., Lt.--see 3.159 |
| 205 | | Clements, Emanuel [includes images of Manning Clements
Sr. and Jr. as well as correspondence, original and transcriptions; 11
items] |
| 206 | | Clements, Jim and family |
| 207 | | Clements, Joe H. [N.M. cowboy, rancher; 4
items] |
| 208 | | Clements, John G.; Dundlestate, Fred; Baker, Eph
[Gunfighters] |
| 208 | | Clements, Manning Sr. and Jr.--see 1.205 |
| 209 | | Clements, W. T.
"Slick" [Texas
Ranger] |
| 210 | | Clements, William |
| 210 | | Clendenin, Col.--see 2.71 |
| 211 | | Clum, John P. [1931; signed copy] |
| | | Cody, William. F.--see 1.128, 1.133, 1.257 |
| | | Coghlan, Rose--see 1.4 |
| 212 | | Coke at the mine in Mexico |
| 212 | | Coker, Sam--see 4.232 |
| 213 | | Colcord, C. F. [U.S. Deputy Marshall, Okla.; 2 items;
NN] |
| 214 | | Coldwell, Neal, Capt.
Extent [2 items] |
| 215 | | Cole, Geo[rge] T. [empty folder; see also
2.342] |
| 216 | | Coles, John P. - Home (Independence, [Tex.])
Extent [2 items] |
| 217 | | Collier, W. W., Texas Ranger [signed image] |
| 218 | | Collins-Berry-Towle-Farrell (Stage robbers, [Deadwood,
S.D.]) [1876; 9 items] |
| 218 | | Colorado--see 1.246, 2.66 |
| 219 | | Colt, Samuel [Inventor of the revolver; 2 items;
NN] |
| 219 | | Colvin, R. H.--see 3.24 |
| 220 | | Comanche Springs - Koehler Store [Ft.
Stockton] |
| 221 | | Comfort, Tex.
Extent [2 items] |
| | | Comforti, Maria Marion, alias Ancker, Mrs. Theodore
(Rose)--see 4.232 |
| | | Conley, Ed--see 4.169 |
| | | Connolly, Mrs.--see 7.5 |
| 222 | | Cook, Bill (Outlaw) and gang members [4 items; see also
2.123] |
| 223 | | Cook, Camp or range
[ca. 1900] |
| 223 | | Cook, T. T. (Yselta, Tex., 1894)--see 4.166 |
| 224 | | Cooley, Scott [verso says not Cooley; 2
items] |
| 225 | | Coolidge, Calvin, and Mrs.; Moody, Dan and Mrs.;
[Hunter, J. M.?] |
| 226 | | Coons, Minnie Bell, Temple, Tex.,
[Dec. 31], 1896 |
| 227 | | Cooper, Jim (Pioneer, Tex. and N.M. cattleman, [Okla.
banker]) |
| 227 | | Corbin, John--see 3.324 |
| 228 | | Cornett, Brack ([Tex.] bank and train robber) [2 items;
NN] |
| 229 | | Coronado Trail |
| 230 | | Corpus Christi Memorial Museum
Extent [4 items] |
| 231 | | Cortez, Gregorio and his guard |
| 232 | | Cortez - Photograph of Commission [giving him Vice
Royalty Generalship of New Spain; 3 items; original in UT Archives] |
| 233 | | Coryell, J. R., Galveston |
| 234 | | Cosgrove, Fred L. |
| 234 | | Costin, Lark, Chief Deputy (Colorado, Tex., 1903)--see
4.165 |
| 235 | | Courtright, Jim (Union scout) |
| 236 | | Cowboy Monument [empty folder; see also
1.78] |
| | | Cowboys--see 1.23, 1.78, 1.207, 1.236-1.239, 2.183,
3.152, 3.333, 4.15, 4.251 |
| 237-239 | | Cowboys |
| 237 | | | [1880s, 1904; 2 items] |
| 238 | | | Roping a steer [NN only] |
| 239 | | | San Angelo, 1884 [3 items; NN] |
| | | Cowley, Lt.--see 2.71 |
| 240 | | Cox, Capt. |
| 240 | | Coy, Frank
"Chick"--see 3.292 |
| 241 | | Craig, Hiram, Pony Express
[October, 1925] |
| 241 | | Craighead, Charlie--see 4.211 |
| 242 | | Crane, Charles J., Col. |
| 243 | | Crane, William Carey, Dr. - Home (Independence,
Tex.) |
| 244 | | Cravens, Ben (Okla. outlaw) [NN] |
| | | Cravey--see 1.44 |
| | | Cravey, Annie--see 4.144 |
| 245 | | Crawford, Jack, Capt. [see also 3.167] |
| 245 | | Crawford, Peter--see 3.161 |
| 246 | | Creede, Colo., after destruction by fire |
| 247 | | Crockett, David [1786-1836; 12 items; NN] |
| 248 | | Cromwell, Okla., 1925 [Four Corners, Shawnee Avenue; 2
items] |
| | | Cronkite, A., Lt.--see 4.202 |
| | | Crosby, Ann--see 3.123 |
| | | Crowder, Bob (1882/1887/1888)--see 4.167 |
| 249 | | Crowl, Mrs. [Charley] (Nellie)
Extent [3 items] |
| | | Crownover, John
"Wild John"--see
2.159 |
| | | Cruse, Thomas, Lt.--see 4.202 |
| | | Crutcher, Florida--see 1.293 |
| | | Crutcher, Kate--see 1.293 |
| | | Cruz, Antonio de la--see 1.171 |
| 250 | | Cuban scenes (from A.S. Hooe) [Cuban-Pan American
Express Company, harbor, Havana, Maine (Ship), Mantanzas Fort, Morro Castle,
Prison Cabanas, Old Spanish Fort, Santa Clara Battery; ca. 1900; 11
items] |
| 251 | | Culbertson, Chas. A. [Gov., 1894-1898; 2
items] |
| 251 | | Cullum, T. M.--see 3.233 |
| 252 | | Culver, Martin S. (Nueces County rancher) and his home
Rancho Perdido [Jim Wells County, Tex.; 6 items] |
| 252 | | Cummins, Frederick T., Col.--see Oversize #4 |
| 253 | | Cummins, Jim [NN] |
| 254 | | Cunningham, Gene [2 items, 1 signed] |
| 255 | | Curley (Gen. Custer's scout)
Extent [3 items] |
| | | Curry, Kid--see 3.320 |
| | | Custer, Boston--see 1.257 |
| 256 | | Custer Celebration,
1926
Extent [10 items] |
| 257 | | Custer, [George], Gen. [16 items; see also 1.258,
4.158] |
| 258 | | Custer, Gen. and Mrs., UT Extension Div.
Bldg. |
| | | Custer, Mrs. George--see 1.257 |
| | | Custer, Tom, Col.--see 1.257 |
| | | Dakota Territory--see 2.62, 2.267, 7.4 |
| | | Dalton, Emmett--see 2.342, 3.172 |
| 259 | | Dalton Gang [9 items; TLS] |
| | | Daniel, Price, Mrs.--see 2.206 |
| | | DaPray, J. A., Lt.--see 3.159 |
| 260 | | Darlington, Brinton [NN] |
| 260 | | Daugherty, Roy--see 1.27 |
| 261 | | Davenbar, Pete [Steer Riding Reunion, 1926; see also
4.149] |
| 262 | | Davenport, A. E., Dr. and Mrs.; Elam, E. B.
"Tex" [see also
4.149] |
| | | Davenport, Fannie--see 1.5 |
| | | Davenport, J. T.--see 4.32 |
| | | Davis, Ace, Head of Transportation, Dallas--see
3.234 |
| | | Davis, Dave (Detective)--see 4.169 |
| 263 | | Davis, Dr. - Goats imported to America, 1849 [glass
negative only; vault] |
| 263 | | Davis, E. K.--see 3.175 |
| 264 | | Davis, Edmund J. [Gov.; 9 items; DC] |
| 265 | | Davis, Jeff C., Gen., with Gen. Hardie and Gilem, et
al., during Modoc Indian Campaign
Extent [2 items] |
| 266 | | Davis, Jefferson and family [photo of a painting, 1861;
also photo of election ticket; 2 items] |
| | | Davis, Levi--see 4.169 |
| | | Davis, Mrs. Springer--see 7.5 |
| | | Davis, W. S.--see 3.2 |
| 267 | | Dayton, Wm. L. [1st Vice Pres. nominated by Republican
Party] |
| 268 | | Deadwood Dick [empty folder; see also 1.202,
3.302] |
| 269 | | Deadwood Stagecoach [empty folder; see also 1.128,
4.114] |
| 269 | | DeBillier, F.--see 3.2 |
| 270 | | Decker, Jennie and Sam Houston stamp
[1964] |
| 271 | | Decker, Jennie Belle Morrow [Oldest living granddaughter
of Sam Houston; 1965; 3 items; see also 1.270, 2.206] |
| 272 | | Deer heads [see also 2.149] |
| 273 | | Deitz, Charlie - Old photos of family [empty
folder] |
| 274 | | Del Rio - Graf Hotel
Extent [2 items] |
| | | Del Rio, Tex. |
| 275 | | | 1883-1915 [Drill Team of the L.O.T.M.,
"Fats" Baseball Team, First
Christian Church (later destroyed by fire),
"Leans" Baseball Team, Martha
Washington Tea Party (1913), O'Dell Family, Postoffice, Sacred Heart Academy,
Telephone Company Switch-board and
"Hello girls"(ca. 1915),
Warner Residence fire (1906), Willis Family, Yoas Residence (1914); 26 items;
NN] |
| 276 | | | Scenes in and around [Airplane, automobile wreck (1st
in Del Rio), Castle Canyon, garlic patch, irrigation machinery with 34 oxen
(ca. 1910), Main Street, Norvell-March Store (1906), Old Southern-Pacific Depot
(1908), Warner Meat Market (1906); 19 items; see also Oversize #86, #87, NN
#93-95] |
| 277 | | Del Rio Vocal Quartette
Extent [7 items] |
| 278 | | Delling, M. G.
"Blaze," Ranger and Sheriff
[U.S. Immigration Inspector; see also 4.169] |
| | | Denton, Ben--see 1.44 |
| | | Depp, Mrs. L. M.--see 2.221 |
| 279 | | Detellier, Mrs. Henri ([Photo of] portrait [painted] by
M. Gandara) |
| 280 | | Devil's River, Scenes of
Extent [2 items] |
| 281 | | DeZavala, Lorenzo [1st Vice Pres. of the Republic of
Texas; 2 items; facsimiles] |
| 282 | | Diaz, Pres. of Mexico |
| 283 | | Dibrell, John L. [Texas Ranger, U.S. Marshall, Chief
Clerk of Criminal Records, U.S. Custom Service; 3 items; see also
4.169] |
| 284 | | Dickinson, J. J. [Reporter on San Antonio Express, 1890;
Col. in U.S. Secret Service, 1917] |
| 285 | | Dickinson, John T. [Secretary, International Fair
Association, San Antonio, Tex., ca. 1890] |
| 285 | | Dickman, Lt.--see 2.71 |
| 286 | | Dickson, David Catchings, Dr.
Extent [7 items] |
| 287 | | Dillard, Ora Wilson; Johnson; Green [3
Afro-Americans] |
| 288 | | Dillinger, John
Extent [5 items] |
| 289 | | Dillingham, Dave [see also 1.44] |
| | | Dillingham, J. L.--see 3.234 |
| | | Dillingham, W. W.--see Oversize #4 |
| 290 | | Dixon, Billy [Indian fighter] |
| 290 | | Dixon, Charles--see 1.81 |
| 291 | | Dixon, Thomas, Jr. (Southern author) |
| 292 | | Doan's Old Store (Early trading post [on the Red River])
[1889; 3 items] |
| 292 | | Dobbs, Agnes--see 1.293 |
| 293 | | Dobbs, C. H. |
| 294 | | Dodd, W. H. [Pioneer, merchant, Lantry, Tex.; succeeded
Judge Roy Bean; 3 items] |
| Drawer |
| 2 | | | Dodge City, Kan. |
| 1 | | | 1877-78 [2 items; see also 1.129] |
| 2 | | | Peace officers
[1880s] |
| | | Dodge, Fred, Col.--see 1.44 |
| 3 | | Dolan, James L. and Murphy, Lawrence G. [Partners in
business, Fort Stanton, N.M.; NN] |
| 4 | | Dolan, Patrick, Capt. in Texas Rangers |
| 5 | | Dolsen, Frank |
| | | Donalson, Mrs. (Hattie)--see 7.5 |
| | | Donley, Ed--see 4.169 |
| | | Donnelly, Dr. (near San Saba, Tex., 1897)--see
4.169 |
| 6 | | Doolin, Bill [Leader of Doolin Gang; 3
items] |
| 6 | | Doolin Gang--see 1.27, 2.6, 3.275, 4.5,
4.223 |
| 7 | | Douglas, S. [or J.?]. A. |
| 8 | | Dow, Luke, Texas Ranger [NN] |
| | | Downs, Tony--see 3.240 |
| | | Doyle (Concert hall singer)--see 3.240 |
| 9 | | Dragoo, Jack and Hunter, Sam,
1926
Extent [2 items] |
| 9 | | Drennan, Bob--see 1.239 |
| 10 | | Drennam, Wm. [Scout for Kit Carson; 5 items] |
| 11 | | Dressel, Gustav [photo of oil painting; SN
only] |
| 11 | | Dreyer, Mrs. John--see 2.221 |
| 12 | | Dripping Springs,
1908 |
| | | Driver, Len--see 1.205 |
| | | Drufer, John--see 3.85 |
| | | Dubose, Lt.--see 4.61 |
| 13 | | Duff, Howard and Carlo, Yvonne de (as Sam Bass and
Calamity Jane for movie) [8 items; NN; see also 1.55, 1.147] |
| 14 | | Duffy, H. C., Col. |
| | | Duffy, Tom--see 1.128 |
| | | DuFran, Phil--see 3.2 |
| 15 | | Duke, B. E. [3 items; NN] |
| 16 | | Dunagan, Tom and Jim
Extent [2 items] |
| 16 | | Dunaway, Jim--see 4.169 |
| 17 | | Dundlestate, Fred [empty folder; see also
1.208] |
| | | Durbin, Mr. (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see
4.166 |
| | | Durbin, Walter (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see
4.166 |
| 18 | | Durst, John S. |
| 18 | | Durst, S. O., Pvt.--see 4.168 |
| 19 | | Dust storm in small Tex. Panhandle town [SN
only] |
| 20 | | Dutch Henry |
| 20 | | Dutch Kid--see 3.240 |
| 21 | | Eagle Pass, Tex.,
1882 |
| 22 | | Earp, Wyatt, Virgil, [and] Morgan [7 items; NN; also
includes images of Maj. Manis McGurrin, "Montana Mack" on verso of some of the
items; see also 2.2] |
| | | East, James H.--see 3.279 |
| | | Eaton, Myrtle--see 4.232 |
| 23 | | Eckhart, Charlie
Extent [2 items] |
| 24 | | Edison, Thomas Alva
[1905?] |
| 24 | | Edmondson, R. H.--see 3.286 |
| 25 | | Edwards County in open range days (Map) [not in
collection] |
| | | Edwards, Emmett--see 3.170 |
| | | Edwards, Pete (1882)--see 4.167 |
| | | Edwards, W. R.--see 4.211 |
| 26 | | Egan, W. F.
Extent [3 items] |
| 27* | | El Paso Fire Department [empty folder; *oversize removed
to 6.5] |
| * | | El Paso Firemen [*oversize removed to 6.6] |
| | | Elam, E. B. "Tex"--see 1.79, 1.262 |
| | | Elder, Granville W., Postmaster--see 1.270 |
| 28 | | Elkins, Stephen Benton [W. Va.; filled portfolio of
Secretary of War] |
| 29 | | Elks Gulch Show, Houston, Tex. [4 items; NN] |
| | | Elliot, Gertrude--see 1.3 |
| | | Elliot, Joe--see 3.2 |
| 30 | | Ellsworth, Kan., 1872 [Drovers Cottage, Main Street; 3
items] |
| 31 | | Enchanted Rock, Kerrville, Tex.
Extent [2 items] |
| 32 | | End of the Trail (James E. Fraser's sculpture) [Mooney
Grove Park, Tulare County, Calif.] |
| 33 | | Erath, G. B. [Texas Veteran Association, Galveston,
April 21, 1879; photo of drawing; 3 items] |
| 34 | | Erickson, Neil (Ariz. pioneer) |
| 35 | | Erskine, Andrew Nelson and John P.
Extent [2 items] |
| 35 | | Erskine, Charlie--see 4.102 |
| 36 | | Erwin, James Bradford, Brig. Gen. [NN only] |
| 37 | | Escobar, Rafael - Hanging, Jackson, Calif., 1850s
[drawing; see also 2.142] |
| | | Esquival, Antonio--see 1.128 |
| | | Esquival, Joe--see 1.128 |
| 38 | | Evans, Chris [alias Powers, Bill, in Folsom Calif. State
Prison, 1894-1911; 6 items] |
| 38 | | Evans, Alice--see 1.4 |
| 39 | | Evans, J. N. - Home
Extent [2 items] |
| | | Evans, Jesse--see 1.81 |
| | | Everett, E. A., Col. and Mrs.--see 2.206 |
| | | Evetts, J. H.--see 4.169 |
| 40 | | Ewell, Gen., Confederate [Army] |
| 40 | | Executions--see 1.187, 2.154, 2.313, 4.176 |
| 41 | | Fairbanks, Mrs. Cha[rle]s W[arren] [Wife of Republican
Vice Pres.] |
| 41 | | Fairclough, W. A.--see 3.292 |
| 42 | | Fant, Dillard R., Col. and bro[ther]
Extent [3 items] |
| 43 | | Fares [Faris or Fario?], Elsie Len [Lea?], holding a
cabbage,
1928 |
| 44 | | Faribault, Minn. - Jail where Younger [Bros.] were
imprisoned [SN only] |
| | | Farragut, Adm.--see 3.70 |
| | | Farrar, George (1882)--see 4.167 |
| 45 | | Fashions - Women [Clothing, hats, hairdos; 28
items] |
| 46 | | Faust, L. A. - [Ranch home] fireplace [near Lima,
Tex.] |
| 47 | | Feigl, Mrs. (Jane Mauldin) [14th Street Theatre,
N.Y.] |
| 47 | | Ferguson, Ed--see 4.169 |
| 48 | | Ferguson, Ma [Miriam]; Roosevelt, F. D.; Garner, John N.
(Demo[cratic Party] nominees) |
| 48 | | Ferguson, T. C.--see 3.233 |
| 49* | | Ferrell, Della [empty folder; *oversize removed to
6.7] |
| 49 | | Fetter--see 4.133 |
| 50 | | First Farmers' Alliance meeting [SN only] |
| 51 | | Fisher, John [King, Deputy Sheriff, Uvalde County,
1880s; 2 items] |
| 51 | | Fisher, R.--see 4.164 |
| 52 | | Fisher, Samuel Rhoads - Grave of Mr.and Mrs. [Matagorda,
Tex.] |
| | | Fitgerald, C. J.--see 4.232 |
| | | Fitzhenry, John--see 2.89 |
| | | Flint, Ed--see 4.169 |
| | | Florence, Katherine--see 1.4 |
| 53 | | Floyd, Frank, Harper, Tex. |
| 54 | | Foch, Marshall, [WWI Gen.], at Ft. Sam
Houston
Extent [3 items] |
| 55 | | Folk, Joseph W., [Gov. of Missouri],
1904 |
| 56 | | Follette, Fola La [Daughter of Gov. Follette of
Wis.] |
| 56 | | Foltz, F. S.--see 4.201 |
| 57 | | Foor, C. W., Ft. Sumpter, N.M. |
| 57 | | Ford, G. S.--see 3.2 |
| 58 | | Ford, Henry, Josephine, and May Belle, Grave
of
Extent [3 items] |
| 59 | | Ford, John Salman "Rip," Capt. in Texas Rangers
[pro-annexation of Texas to U.S.; 2 items] |
| 60 | | Ford, Robert and Charlie
Extent [5 items] |
| 61 | | Fornoff, Fred, Capt. in N.M. Mounted Police during
territorial days [SN only] |
| 61 | | Forrest, T. C., Jr.--see 3.233 |
| 62 | | Fort Abraham Lincoln, Dakota Territory |
| 63 | | Fort Bridger, Wyo. [1936; 2 items] |
| 64 | | Fort Brown, Tex. |
| 65 | | Fort Chadbourne, Coke County, Tex. |
| 66 | | Fort Collins, Colo. |
| 67 | | Fort Concho, Tex.
Extent [7 items] |
| 68 | | Fort Crittenden (also known as Camp Moore and Fort
Buchanan) |
| 69 | | Fort Croghan, Burnet, Tex.
Extent [2 items] |
| | | Fort Davis |
| 70 | | | [Hospital] |
| 71 | | | Officers,
1885
Extent [2 items] |
| 72 | | Fort Griffin Post [SN only] |
| 73 | | Fort Hays [Kan.; 2 items] |
| 74 | | Fort Huachuca, Ariz., early 1880s [NN only] |
| 75 | | Fort Inge Site; Leona River ([Illustrations by] Seth
Eastman)
[1849] |
| 76 | | Fort Lancaster, Ruins [of; 2 items] |
| 77 | | Fort Laramie, Wyo.
Extent [7 items] |
| 77 | | Fort, Lewis C., Capt.--see 3.27 |
| 78 | | Fort McKavet
Extent [12 items] |
| 79 | | Fort McPherson, Neb.
Extent [2 items] |
| 80 | | Fort Parker
Extent [3 items] |
| 81 | | Fort Reno, Okla., 1887, Concord Stage [NN
only] |
| 82 | | Fort Richardson, Jacksboro, Tex.
Extent [5 items] |
| 83 | | Fort Ringgold, Tex. - 2nd Squadron, 12th Cavalry, May
1924 [empty folder; see Oversize #19] |
| 84 | | Fort Sill, Okla.
Extent [2 items] |
| 85 | | Fort Sincoe, Or. |
| 86 | | Fort Sumner, N.M. - Enterprise Saloon [see also
1.81] |
| 87 | | Fort Worth - [Rodeo],
1904 |
| | | Foster, Bill, Sheriff--see 4.169 |
| | | Fox, Della--see 1.5 |
| | | Francis Joseph, Archduke of Austria--see
1.25 |
| | | Francis, Sim--see 1.239 |
| | | Frazier, Mrs. (Lucille Eaves), Burnet, Tex.--see
2.221 |
| 88 | | Fredericksburg, Tex. - Scenes [Balanced Rock, Catholic
Church, Nimitz Hotel, Veriens Kirche; 9 items] |
| 89 | | Freighters, Old [6 items; NN] |
| 90 | | French, James H., Hon., Mayor of San Antonio, 1875-1885
[2 items; NN] |
| 91 | | Frio Town, Tex. - Old Court House
[1930] |
| 92 | | Frontier Battalion, Company E |
| 93 | | Frontier Sunday School [etching] |
| 93 | | Frontier Times Museum--see 2.94, 2.122, 2.221, 3.13,
3.237, 3.317, 4.84, Oversize #11-14, #75 |
| 94* | | Frontier Times Museum, Bandera, Tex. [Interior and
exterior scenes; 1933, 1934, n.d.; 74 items; NN; postcard; *oversize removed to
6.8; see also 4.84, Oversize #11-14] |
| 95 | | Frontiersmen's Association Convention, Houston, 1937 [NN
only] |
| 96 | | Frost, Tex., after tornado |
| 97 | | Fulgham, James, Texas Ranger [1893; see also
4.169] |
| | | Fuller, A. M., Lt.--see 2.167 |
| | | Fusselman, Charles (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see
4.166 |
| | | Fussleman, Jim--see 4.169 |
| | | Gaines, David--see 4.164 |
| 98 | | Gaines, Edmund P[endleton] [4 items; DC] |
| 98 | | Gallagher, Hugh J.--see 4.202 |
| 99 | | Gallagher, Pat |
| 100 | | Gambrell, Herbert, Dr.; Ransom, H. H.; Tinkle, Lon, Dr.;
[Sadler, M. E., Dr.; 2 items] |
| 101 | | Gambrell, J. B., Dr.
[1918] |
| | | Gandy, Charles, Capt.--see 4.202 |
| | | Gangs--see Outlaws |
| | | Gannon, Sgt.--see 3.216 |
| 102 | | Gardner, Mrs. Cattie Moore [NN only] |
| 103 | | Gardner, Raymond Hatfield "Arizona Bill," [1846-1940,
Indian scout, Deputy U.S. Marshall, Arizona Ranger; 6 items] |
| | | Garner, John N.--see 2.48 |
| | | Garrett, Buck--see 3.2 |
| | | Garrett, J. A.--see 3.2 |
| 104 | | Garrett, Pat [Sheriff who killed Billy the Kid; 7 items;
see also 3.279, 4.161] |
| | | Garrett, Patrick--see 3.279 |
| | | Garrett, Patrick--see 4.161 |
| 105 | | Garza, Catarina [Mexican revolutionist] |
| 106 | | Gates, Bet-A-Million [Barbed wire salesman; 2
items] |
| 107 | | Gatewood, Chas., Lt.
[1885] |
| 108 | | Gazeta [Gaceta] de Texas; Browning Oil Letter; Tucker
Town
Extent [5 items] |
| 108 | | Gears, Rube, U.S. Marshall, Okla.--see 3.24 |
| 109 | | General Land Office Clerks, 3-12-[18]94 [38 names listed
on back] |
| 110 | | Gibson, Ben, 1866 [SN only; Indian?] |
| 110 | | Gibson, Corp. Marshall--see 4.164 |
| 111* | | Giddings, Geo. H., Col. [Superintendent, San Antonio-San
Diego Mail Line; 3 items; *oversize removed to 6.9] |
| 112 | | Giddings, Mrs. Geo. [2 items; SN only] |
| 113 | | Giddings, J. J. [Brother of George Giddings; surveyor;
supervisor of Overland Mail Route San Antonio-San Diego; 5 items] |
| 114 | | Gilchrist, Gibb, Pres., Texas A. & M.,
1963 |
| 115 | | Gillett, J. B., Texas Ranger [6 items; see also 2.268,
4.27, 4.114] |
| | | Gillis, Lester--see 3.203 |
| | | Gillis, Mrs. (Helen)--see 4.232 |
| | | Gilmore, Paul--see 1.5 |
| | | Gilpin, C. E.--see 3.233 |
| 116 | | Gipson, Fred [Author of Old Yeller; 4 items] |
| 117 | | Girard, Fernando |
| | | Gleason, Billy--see 1.171 |
| | | Gleason, Charles, Lt.--see 4.202 |
| | | Glispin, James, Sheriff--see 4.291 |
| | | Godfrey, E. S., Capt.--see 3.75 |
| 118 | | Goldman, Henry Joseph, Lt. Col. [SN only] |
| 119 | | Gonne, Maude (Irish patriot) |
| 119 | | Goode, G. W.--see 4.201 |
| 120 | | Goodman, E. R. (Nephew of Buffalo Bill) [NN
only] |
| 121 | | Goodnight, Charlie [One of the originators of the
Goodnight-Loving Trail; cattleman and banker; 3 items] |
| 122 | | Gordon Collection at Frontier Times Museum [Bordiers
pedestal watch (see also 1.105), Chinese Buddhas and dolls [idols?], Chinese
fan, Chinese gong and teakwood carving, Doge's Palace chair, Laura Gordon Bell
Collection (now at Frontier), Old Ironside replica, Queen Elizabeth statute,
Seven Hundred Brothers Plate; 30 items] |
| 122 | | Gordon, Keith, Dr.--see 2.122 |
| 123 | | Gordon, Lon ([Member of] Bill Cook Gang)
Extent [2 items] |
| 123 | | Gorman, Jim--see 1.239 |
| 124 | | Gould, Geo. [Prominent member of the Old
Timers] |
| 125 | | Gould, Mrs. Howard (Katherine Clemmons), toured with
Buffalo Bill |
| | | Graham, A. J. and Mrs.--see 3.234 |
| | | Graham, Archie--see 1.44 |
| 126 | | Graham, Baby of Johnnie (Now grown and member of
Legislature) [NN only - 6] |
| | | Graham, G. S. and Mrs.--see 3.234 |
| | | Graham, George--see 3.234 |
| | | Grant, A. C.--see 4.164 |
| | | Grant, Gen.--see 3.70 |
| 127 | | Grant, U. S.
Extent [2 items] |
| 128 | | Gray, Anna, Frank S., Mrs. Frank S. [Nina] and baby
[Mary Sue], George. S. "Buck" [Legislator], John F., Mattie, May, Oscar, Reuben
Porter
Extent [10 items] |
| 128 | | Green--see 1.287 |
| 129 | | Green, W. M., Maj. |
| 130 | | Green Valley Ranch, Calif. (Vallecito Mule Route
Station, [San Antonio-San Diego Mail Route]) [11 items; see also
4.40] |
| 131 | | Greer, Joe [Sheep and goat raiser] |
| 132 | | Groce, Leonard Waller, Col. and Mrs. [ca. 1840 and 1860;
4 items] |
| 132 | | Gronouski, John, Postmaster General--see
1.270 |
| 133 | | Grouard, Frank [Noted scout] - Grave [St Joseph,
Mo.] |
| 134 | | Guenther, Carl Hilmar and Henrietta Dorothea
Extent [2 items] |
| 134 | | Gunfighters--see Outlaws |
| 135 | | Guthrie, Okla. [1889; 2 items] |
| 135 | | Guthrie, W. E.--see 3.2 |
| 136 | | Hagood, Johnson, Maj. Gen. and Tsai Ting Kai, Chinese
Gen.
Extent [4 items] |
| | | Hal, Tom--see 2.102 |
| | | Hall, Corporal--see 3.75 |
| 137 | | Hall, Lee, Capt. [1898; 2 items] |
| | | Hamer, Frank A. (1906)--see 4.169 |
| | | Hamer, Harrison, Pvt.--see 4.168 |
| | | Hamilton, Alex--see 3.2 |
| 138 | | Hamilton, Ray
Extent [2 items] |
| | | Hammond--see 2.71 |
| | | Hancock, Gen.--see 3.70 |
| 139 | | Hancock; Tyler; Farley(?); Ivey [Group of 6 men, 2
unidentified] |
| 140 | | Hand, George (Ariz. pioneer [and saloon
keeper]) |
| 141 | | Hanging Rock, near Del Rio |
| 142 | | Hangings [12 items; see also 2.37, 2.165, 2.344, 3.27,
3.47, 3.163, 3.191] |
| 143 | | Hanks, Camelia (Member of Hole in the Wall Gang) [SN
only; see also 3.320] |
| 144 | | Hanslian, Anton (Walked around the world,
1896) |
| 144 | | Hardeman, Dorsey B., Sen., San Angelo--see
2.206 |
| 145 | | Hardeman, Gotch
Extent [5 items] |
| 146* | | Hardin, John Wesley [Outlaw; 5 items; *oversize (photo
of his revolver) removed to 6.10] |
| | | Harrell, Dorothy, Mrs. Joseph Sr., Mrs. Joseph Jr.,
Joseph Sr.--see 1.35 |
| | | Harrell, Jack (near San Saba, Tex., 1897)--see
4.169 |
| | | Harris, Buck (1875)--see 4.165 |
| 147 | | Harris, C. W., Medina Justice of Peace |
| 148 | | Harris, Charles W. and Nellie S. - Graves |
| 149 | | Harris, J. E. [SN only; see also 1.272] |
| 150 | | Harris, Mose C. |
| | | Harris, Tupper (1888)--see 4.167 |
| | | Harris, W. H.--see 2.2 |
| | | Harry, Jim (1887/1888)--see 4.167 |
| | | Hart, John (Sheriff of Karnes County, 1875)--see
4.165 |
| 151 | | Hart, Pearl |
| | | Hartman, J. D. L.--see 4.201 |
| | | Harvey, Thomas, Pvt.--see 2.167 |
| | | Harwell, Jack--see 4.169 |
| | | Haskett, Fred--see 3.233 |
| 152 | | Hatfield, [Basil M., Col. - Mansion, just outside] Old
Washington
[1854] |
| 153 | | Hatfield, Mr. [NN only] |
| 154 | | Hauptmann, Bruno - Execution
Extent [2 items] |
| 155 | | Hawes, Mrs. [Officer's family cook, Ft.
Grant] |
| 155 | | Hawkins, Jack--see 3.175 |
| 156 | | Hay Family, Bandera, Tex. (5 generations) [NN
only] |
| 157 | | Haynes, Arthur - (Home?) |
| 158 | | Haynes Family, Round Mountain, Tex. [NN
only] |
| 158 | | Haynes, John and Mrs.--see 2.158 |
| 159 | | Haynes, John James and Crownover, John "Wild John"
[NN] |
| 159 | | Haynes, Ralph--see 2.158 |
| 160 | | Hays, John C., Texas Ranger and lawman [1817-1883; 3
items] |
| | | Healey, Luke F.--see 2.79 |
| | | Hearne, Madge Houston Williams--see 2.198 |
| | | Hearne, Sam Houston and Mrs.--see 2.206 |
| | | Hearne, Sam Houston--see 2.198 |
| 161 | | Heck, Thomas [Express messenger on Texas Pacific RR when
it was raided by Sam Bass; SN only] |
| 162 | | Heckle, Robert
"Texas Bob" (Tuscon, Ariz.
pioneer, [buffalo hunter]) [2 items; NN] |
| 163 | | Hedle(?), L. A. |
| 164 | | Heffington, Bill |
| 164 | | Heirs, C. F.--see 4.169 |
| 165 | | Heith, John - Lynching |
| 166 | | Held, Anna (French?) [see also 1.3] |
| 167 | | Heliograph Station, Ariz.
[1886] |
| 167 | | Helmes, Mrs. Harold and daughter Elaine, San
Antonio--see 2.221 |
| 168 | | Henderson, Lem [Cattle rancher] |
| 169 | | Henkel, Judge - House, Restoration of, Winedale
area |
| | | Henry, J. Q.--see 1.277 |
| | | Henry, O.--see 3.286 |
| 170 | | Herff, Dr. [autographed] |
| 171 | | Herring, Wm., Judge (Ariz. pioneer) |
| | | Herrmann, Leon--see 1.3 |
| | | Hess, John--see 4.169 |
| | | Hesse, F. G. S.--see 3.2 |
| 172 | | Hester, Jim |
| 173 | | Hext, Bob and Lee [Ranchers] |
| 174 | | Heywood, Joseph L. [Banker at Northfield Bank, killed
during robbery by James and Youngers; see also 2.339] |
| 174 | | Hickman, Tom, Pvt.--see 4.168 |
| 175 | | Hickok, "Wild Bill" [James Butler; 12 items; see also
1.257, 4.158] |
| 176 | | Hicks, Elvious, Bandera Co[unty] Sheriff [3 items;
NN] |
| 177 | | Hicks, Marshall [Mayor, senator, lawyer; 2
items] |
| 178 | | Hicks Reunion [empty folder; see also Oversize #25,
#58] |
| 178 | | High[?], Jack and Sally, Houston--see 2.221 |
| 179 | | High Lonesome Ranch, N.M. |
| 180 | | Highsmith, Ben [2 items; tintype] |
| 181 | | Highsmith, John, Round Rock
Extent [2 items] |
| 182 | | Highsmith, Sam, Capt. [wearing Santa Anna's uniform; 2
items] |
| 183 | | Hildreth, Billie and Alvord, Burt [Ariz. cowboys,
see also 1.18] 1880s; |
| 183 | | Hill, Nettie--see 2.223 |
| 184 | | Hill, Robert T. [empty folder; see also
4.149] |
| | | Hillyer, C. E.--see 3.286 |
| | | Hinds (1887)--see 4.167 |
| | | Hinea, J. E. Jr.--see 2.221 |
| 185 | | Hines Place (First home of the Houstons at
Independence) |
| | | Hinnant, John H. (Colorado, Tex., 1903)--see
4.165 |
| | | Hodgdon, Benny, Lt.--see 1.257 |
| 186 | | Hodge, George [Junction, Tex.] |
| | | Hodges, H. H.--see 3.292 |
| | | Hodgson, Frances, Lt.--see 4.202 |
| | | Hoffer, John W., First Sgt.--see 4.164 |
| 187 | | Hofmann, Josef [Pianist] |
| 188 | | Hogan, James (Served with Gen. MacKenzie, 1870s;
[Traveling Sheriff in] Buffalo Bill Wild West Show) |
| 189 | | Hogg, Miss Ima
[1965] |
| 190 | | Hogg, James Stephen, Gov. and family, 1891 [Ima, Will,
Tom, Gov. Mike, Mrs. Hogg; 2 items] |
| 190 | | Holbrook, Mrs. A. T., Milwaukee--see 2.221 |
| 191 | | Holden, C. E. [1931; autographed] |
| 192 | | Holliday, John "Doc" [NN] |
| 193 | | Holmich Family, Menard, Tex., 1896 [NN only] |
| | | Hood, Ump[?]--see 3.175 |
| | | Hooker, Gen.--see 3.70 |
| 194 | | Hooker, Henry [Ariz. cattleman, pioneer; 2
items] |
| 195 | | Horn, Tom (Govt. scout and interpreter) [NN; see also
4.202] |
| 196 | | Horned toad
Extent [2 items] |
| 197 | | Horses, mules, riders, fairs, rodeo, auction
Extent [20 items] |
| | | Horton, George--see 4.169 |
| | | Houghes, John R., Sgt. (Shafter Wines, 1890)--see
4.169 |
| | | Houston, Andrew Jackson--see 2.198, 4.170 |
| 198 | | Houston Family photographs [Title page: Random Rustlings
by Sam Houston Jr.; 28 items] |
| 199 | | Houston Homes at Independence [John Bancroft Root built
one of the homes, 1830s; 3 items] |
| | | Houston, Margaret Moffette Lea (Mrs. Sam Houston)--see
2.198 |
| | | Houston, Mary William (Mrs. J. S. Morrow)--see
2.198 |
| | | Houston, Sam |
| 200 | | | [At various ages; 37 items] |
| 201 | | | Stamp [empty folder; see also 1.270] |
| 202 | | Houston, Sam, [Jr.] as medical student, 1868 [University
of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia; 4 items] |
| 203 | | Houston, Samuel Dunn
Extent [2 items] |
| 204 | | Houston, Temple [Youngest son of Sam Houston; member of
Texas State Senate; 1885; 13 items] |
| 205 | | Houston, Tex. - "First White House" (Sam Houston's
Residence while Capitol of the Republic was at Houston) [NN only] |
| 205 | | Houston, Willam Rogers--see 2.198 |
| 206 | | Houston-Lea Cemetery [Independence, Tex.; 21
items] |
| | | Howard, Jesse James, Valley Mills, Tex.--see
2.339 |
| | | Howze, Robert Lee, Lt.--see 4.202 |
| 207 | | Hoxey, [Asa, Dr.] - House, Independence [Sam Houston
visited here; owned by John Olson at time photo was taken; 2 items] |
| 208 | | Hoxie, Jack |
| 208 | | Hoyle, G. S.--see 4.201 |
| 209 | | Hubbard, Gov. of Tex. with two Hunter boys [NN; 3
items] |
| 210 | | Hudson, Johnny (As lad rode "Denton Mare" for Sam
Bass) |
| | | Hudson, Nora--see 1.293 |
| | | Hudson, R.M. (1906)--see 4.169 |
| 211 | | Hughes, John R. [Capt., Texas Rangers; 5 items; see also
4.166, 4.169] |
| 212 | | Hughes, Samuel (Founder [of] first public school in
Tucson, Ariz.) |
| 212 | | Humphreys, Andrew A., Maj. Gen.--see 3.70 |
| 213 | | Hunt, Geo. W. P., Gov. of Ariz. [7 terms; 3
items] |
| 213 | | Hunt, Lewis M., Brig. Gen.--see 3.70 |
| 214 | | Hunter, A. W. (Brother [of] J. Marvin; [publisher, Camp
Wood Croney]) |
| | | Hunter Collection |
| 215* | | | Manuscript material [*oversize removed to
7.3] |
| 216 | | | Miscellaneous material [list of items not in this
collection] |
| 217* | | | Negatives [empty folder; *NN removed to
vault] |
| 218* | | | Prints, Large [empty folder; *removed to
oversize] |
| 219 | | | Prints, Unidentified [empty folder; see
5.1-5.50] |
| | | Hunter, Fred--see 4.232 |
| | | Hunter, Gus [blotted out]--see 2.220 |
| 220 | | Hunter, J. Marvin [29 items; see also 1.79, 1.225,
1.230, 2.94, 2.221, 3.170, 3.292, 3.299, 4.149, Oversize #53] |
| 221 | | Hunter, J. Marvin and friends, Frontier Times Museum [16
items; see also 2.94] |
| 222 | | Hunter, J[ohn] Warren [Editor, Mason Herald, 1898;
carrier boys for San Angelo Standard, 1908; 3 items] |
| | | Hunter, Marvin--see 2.220 |
| | | Hunter, Marvin, Jr.--see 1.79 |
| | | Hunter, Mrs. J. Marvin--see 2.220 |
| | | Hunter, Mrs. J. Warren--see 2.222 |
| 223 | | Hunter, Ollie, Lovie, and Jeanette; Hill, Nettie [1895;
3 items] |
| 224 | | Hunter's Printing House, Bandera, Tex.
Extent [5 items] |
| | | Hunter, Sam--see 2.9 |
| | | Hunter, Talmage [blotted out]--see 2.220 |
| 225 | | Hurt, Sam
Extent [10 items] |
| | | Hyde, Herbert--see 3.24 |
| | | Ibarra, Matias--see 4.62 |
| 226 | | "Idaho Bill" (Pearson, W. B.,
Col.) [empty folder; see also 3.256, 3.302] |
| 227 | | Iguana |
| 228 | | Independence Baptist Church [14 items; see also
2.205] |
| 229 | | Independence Hall (at Washington-on-the-Brazos) [empty
folder; see also 4.240] |
| 230 | | Independence, The (Flagship of the Texas Navy) [2 items;
SN] |
| | | Indians--see also 1.128, 1.185, 1.188, 1.199, 1.257,
1.265, 1.290, 2.103, 2.110, 2.231-2.332, 3.61, 3.112, 3.173, 3.205, 3.248,
3.271, 3.276, 4.91, 4.94, 4.202, 4.210, 4.263, 5.29, 7.4, Oversize
#4 |
| 231 | | | Acoma Indian, N.M. [NN] |
| 232 | | | American Horse, Chief (Sioux) [see also
2.316] |
| 232 | | | Apache--see 2.234, 2.247, 2.249, 2.256, 2.261, 2.262,
2.280, 2.289, 2.293, 2.294, 2.295, 2.299, 2.303, 2.308, 2.309, 2.316, 2.320,
2.325, 2.332, 3.259, 4.91 |
| 233 | | | Apache Kid and gang (Red Devils)
Extent [5 items] |
| 234 | | | Apaches, Ft. Bowie
Extent [5 items] |
| 234 | | | Arapahoe--see 2.312, 2.316 |
| 235 | | | Arapaho School, Darlington,
1874 |
| 236 | | | Bear Foot, Chief (Ogalalla Sioux) in Custer
Massacre
Extent [2 items] |
| 236 | | | Bear Step--see 4.59 |
| 237 | | | Big Foot, Chief (Bulas) [captured at Battle of Wounded
Knee;
3 items] 1890; |
| 237 | | | Big Horse (Cheyenne)--see 2.316 |
| 238 | | | Big Tree (Kiowa) |
| 239 | | | Big Whip (Sioux)
[1866] |
| | | | Black Bird (Chippawa chief)--see 1.128 |
| | | | Blue Duck--see 4.116 |
| | | | Bob Tail (Cheyenne)--see 2.316 |
| 240 | | | Bogus Charlie (Modoc) |
| 241 | | | Boston Charlie (Modoc) |
| | | | Bow, Gen.--see 2.319 |
| | | | Bruguier, Mrs. J. T.--see 2.318 |
| 242 | | | Bruner, Billy (Creek) |
| | | | Bryant, Sam, First Sgt. of Scouts--see
2.236 |
| | | | Buckelew, Frank--see 2.268 |
| 243 | | | Buckskin Charlie, Chief, and Ute [Indians] |
| 243 | | | Buckskin Doctor--see 2.287 |
| 244 | | | Buckskin Jack Russell [with Sioux wife and
son] |
| 245 | | | Buffalo Goad, Chief (Waco Tribe) [CC; SN
only] |
| 246 | | | Chapo, Son of Geronimo, and others |
| | | | Cherokee--see 2.248 |
| | | | Cheyenne--see 2.316, 2.255, 2.302, 2.328 |
| 247 | | | Chi-Hua-Hua (San Carlos Apache) |
| 247 | | | Chippewa--see 1.128, 1.188, 2.258 |
| 248 | | | Christi, Ned (Cherokee) [NN; 2 items] |
| 248 | | | Cloud (Chippawa chief)--see 1.128 |
| 249 | | | Cochise (Chiricauhua Apache) [see also
2.294] |
| 250 | | | Comanche [portraits; 1900; 3 items; see also 2.269,
2.301] |
| 251 | | | Crazy Horse (Sioux)
Extent [4 items] |
| | | | Creek--see 2.242 |
| | | | Crow--see 2.253, 2.277, 2.304, 2.323 |
| 252 | | | Crow Eagle
Extent [2 items] |
| 253 | | | Crow Indians, Mont. |
| 254 | | | Crow's Ghost (Gen. Custer's scout) |
| 254 | | | Curly Headed Jack--see 2.287 |
| 255 | | | Dull Knife (Cheyenne) |
| 255 | | | Eitt, Theo.--see 2.268 |
| 256 | | | Es-Kim-In-Zin, Chief (Aravaipa Apache; captor of Inez
Gonzales, Sonora, Mexico, 1850) |
| 257 | | | Essadna, Chief (Witchitaws) [SN only] |
| | | | Essomanny, Chief (Comanche)--see 2.269 |
| | | | Essowakkenny, Chief (Comanche)--see 2.269 |
| | | | Flat Iron (Sioux chief)--see 1.128 |
| 258 | | | Flatmouth, Chief (Chippewa) [Leech Lake, Minn.,
1900] |
| 258 | | | Flying Hawk--see 2.322 |
| 259 | | | Frisking Elk
Extent [2 items] |
| 260 | | | Gall, [Orator of the Sioux Nation; leader in Custer
Massacre; 4 items] |
| 261 | | | Geronimo, [War Chief (Apache)] and son Natches [NN; 16
items] |
| | | | Gillett, J. B., Capt.--see 2.268 |
| | | | Good Lance--see 2.322 |
| 262 | | | Got-Chia-Oh (Warm Spring Apache) |
| 263 | | | He-Wan-Jee-Cha (Kettle, J. R., Denver) |
| 264 | | | High Bear (Sioux Warrior) |
| 265 | | | Hooka Jim (Modoc) |
| 266 | | | Hualapai Village |
| 267 | | | Indian Agency, Rosebud, Dakota Territory |
| 268 | | | Indian captives [6 items; see also 3.61, 4.93,
4.94] |
| 269 | | | Indian Council (San Antonio, 1838) |
| 270 | | | Indian paintings on cliff at old Camp
Bullis
Extent [2 items] |
| 271 | | | Indian village (Davis Mt. State Park) |
| 272 | | | Indian Wars, 17th Convention of, St. Joseph,
Mo. |
| | | | Indians |
| 273 | | | | Custer Massacre [1923 Memorial Event] |
| 274 | | | | General
Extent [3 items] |
| 275 | | | | Grinding corn, Method of
Extent [2 items] |
| 276* | | | | Unidentified [6 items; *oversize removed to
6.11] |
| | | | Indi-Bo-Chi-Ben--see 4.290 |
| 277 | | | Iron Bull, Chief (Montana Crow), and wife
Extent [2 items] |
| 277 | | | Iron King (Sioux)--see 2.316 |
| 278 | | | Jack, Chief (Modoc), and family
Extent [2 items] |
| 278 | | | Johnston, Albert Sidney, Gen.--see 2.269 |
| 279 | | | Joseph Nez Perces (Sioux) |
| 280 | | | Ka-E-Te-Nay or Gait-En-Eh, Head Chief (Warm Spring
Apache) |
| | | | Kettle, J. R.--see 2.263 |
| | | | Kiowa--see 2.238, 2.316, 2.321 |
| | | | Krempkau, Wm. B.--see 2.268 |
| | | | Left Hand (Arapahoe)--see 2.316 |
| | | | Lehmann, Herman--see 2.268 |
| 281 | | | Little John
Extent [2 items] |
| 281 | | | Little Raven (Arapahoe)--see 2.316 |
| 282 | | | Little Red Cloud and squaw |
| 283 | | | Little Swan, Chief (Sioux) |
| | | | Lone Bear--see 2.236 |
| | | | Lone Elk--see 2.236 |
| 284 | | | Lone Wolf [SN only] |
| 285 | | | Long Bull, Chief (Sioux) |
| 286 | | | Long Dog, Chief (Sioux)
Extent [2 items] |
| 287 | | | Lost River murderers (Modoc) |
| 288 | | | Low Dog, Chief (Sioux) |
| | | | McKinn, Santiago--see 2.261 |
| | | | Mad Wolf (Cheyenne)--see 2.316 |
| | | | Manda--see 2.316 |
| 289 | | | Mangus, Chief (Chiricauhua Apaches)
Extent [2 items] |
| 289 | | | Man-on-the-Clouds (Cheyenne)--see 2.316 |
| 290 | | | Mariposa [Maricopa] Indian [woman] |
| 290 | | | Modoc--see 1.265, 2.240, 2.241, 2.265, 2.278, 2.287,
2.291, 2.310, 2.311, 2.317, 3.174, 4.79, 4.185 |
| 291 | | | Modoc stronghold after capture |
| 292 | | | Na-Da-Sa, and others |
| 293 | | | Na-Teth-La, Chief (Apache) |
| 294 | | | Nachise (Son of Cochise; Chiricauhua Apache) and
wife |
| 295* | | | Nana, Chief (Mimbres Apache) [1884; *oversize removed
to 6.12] |
| 295* | | | Natches--see 2.261 |
| 296 | | | Nuicki Two Braids |
| 297 | | | Otoe Indian, two wives and family [NN
only] |
| 298 | | | Ouray, Chief (Southern Ute) [see also
2.316] |
| 299 | | | Paganni (Apache)
[1886] |
| 300 | | | Papago Indian |
| 301 | | | Parker, Quanah and wives (Comanche) [5 items; see also
3.248] |
| 301 | | | Pawnee Bill--see 3.253 |
| 302 | | | "Poison," Madam (Cheyenne) |
| | | | Ponco--see 2.316 |
| | | | Poor Wolf (Manda)--see 2.316 |
| 303 | | | Qua-tha-hooly-hooly (Apache Scout) |
| 304 | | | Rain in the Face (Crow or Sioux)
Extent [2 items] |
| 305 | | | Red Cloud, Red Girl, Red Fish, Red Tomahawk
(Sioux)
Extent [6 items] |
| | | | Red Cloud (Sioux chief)--see 1.128, 3.173, 3.305,
Oversize #4 |
| | | | Red Hatchet (Sioux chief)--see 1.171 |
| | | | Red Shirt (Sioux)--see 2.316 |
| 306 | | | Running Antelope (Sioux) |
| 307 | | | Running Wolf (Scout for Custer) |
| 308 | | | San Juan, Chief (Mescalero Apache) |
| 309 | | | Sanchez, Chief (Apache) |
| 309 | | | Saunders, Geo. W.--see 2.268 |
| 310 | | | Scarface Charley (Modoc) |
| 311 | | | Schonchin John (Modoc) |
| 312 | | | Sharp Nose, Chief (Arapaho)
[1899] |
| 312 | | | Shoshone--see 2.327 |
| | | | Sioux [see also 1.128, 1.171, 1.188, 2.316, 2.232,
2.236, 2.239, 2.244, 2.251, 2.260, 2.264, 2.279, 2.283, 2.285, 2.286, 2.288,
2.304-2.306, 2.315-2.316, 2.322, 2.323, 3.76, 3.173, 4.202] |
| 313 | | | | [Execution at Mankato, Minn. (1862); Sacred painting
on buffalo hide; 3 items] |
| 314 | | | | Scalp of "Bad Hand" taken near Deadwood, S.D., 1876
[NN only] |
| 315 | | | Sitting Bull |
| 315 | | | | Chief (Sioux) [and family; 1890, n.d.; 6 items; see
also 1.128, 1.257] |
| 315 | | | | Willie--see 3.173, Oversize #4 |
| | | | Smith, Clint--see 2.268 |
| | | | Smith, Jeff--see 2.268 |
| | | | Son-of-the-Star (Apache)--see 2.316 |
| 316 | | | Spotted Tail [with wife and daughter]; group of noted
Indian Chiefs
Extent [2 items] |
| 316 | | | Standing Buffalo (Ponco)--see 2.316 |
| 317 | | | Steamboat Frank (Modoc) |
| 317 | | | Stumbling Bear (Kiowa)--see 2.316 |
| 318 | | | Swift Bird (Bruguier, Mrs. J. T.) |
| 319 | | | Tahquichee, Norton and Bow, Gen. |
| 319 | | | Thomason, Hugh, Capt.--see 2.236 |
| 320 | | | Toggy-Snoggy, War Chief ([Cayoterros] Apache) [SN
only] |
| 321 | | | Tow-an-kee, Son of Lone Wolf (Kiowa Brave)
[CC] |
| 321 | | | Tso-de-ar-ko (Wichita)--see 2.316 |
| 322 | | | Two Lance, Flying Hawk, Good Lance (Sioux
Chiefs) |
| 323 | | | Two Strike (Sioux) and Crow Dog's Camp, Pine Ridge
Agency, S.D. [1890, 2 items] |
| 324 | | | Tzoe "Peaches" [Guide to Gen. Crook; 1883] |
| 324 | | | Ute--see 2.243, 2.316, 2.298 |
| 325 | | | Victoria, Chief (Apache) |
| 326 | | | Waco Chief [CC; SN only] |
| 327 | | | Washakie, Chief (Shoshone) [2 items: one photo with
grandaughter, one photo of group of Indians] |
| | | | Washakie, Dick--see 2.327 |
| | | | Washingtion, George (Shoshone Indian)--see
2.327 |
| 328 | | | Whirl-Wind, Chief (Cheyenne) [with wife and daughter,
Red-Bird; he met Pres. Grover Cleveland; 2 items] |
| | | | White Eagle (Ponco)--see 2.316 |
| | | | White Man (Apache)--see 2.316 |
| | | | White Swan--see 3.75 |
| | | | Wichita--see 2.316 |
| | | | Willie Sitting Bull--see Oversize #4 |
| | | | Witchitaws--see 2.243, 2.257 |
| | | | Yellow Bear (Arapahoe)--see 2.316 |
| 329 | | | Yellow Hand [NN only] |
| 330 | | | Young-Man-Afraid-of-his-Horses [Pine Ridge, S.D.,
1891; see also 1.128] |
| 331 | | | Yuma Indians
Extent [6 items] |
| 332 | | | Zele, Sub-Chief (Apache) and wife |
| 333 | | Ireland, John, Gov. [DC; 6 items] |
| 334 | | Irma Hotel, Cody, Wyo. - Bar Room
Extent [2 items] |
| 334 | | Irvan, Tom--see 3.175 |
| 335 | | Ives, Caleb S., Rev. [NN] |
| 335 | | Irvine, W. C.--see 3.2 |
| 336 | | Jackrabbit (Odessa) [9 items; 2 slides] |
| 336 | | Jackson, Shortie--see 3.173, Oversize #4 |
| 337 | | Jackson, Stonewall
Extent [2 items] |
| 338 | | Jacoby, Josephine (Mezzo-soprano, opera) |
| 339 | | James, Jesse and Mrs.; Frank; [mother of James brothers;
35 items; NN; 3 signed, presumably by Jesse and Frank James] |
| 340 | | James, Frank [SN only; see also 2.339, 3.279,
4.161] |
| 341 | | James, Judge
Extent [2 items] |
| 341 | | James, Robert--see 2.339 |
| 342 | | James, Will; Dalton, Emmett; Cole, Geo. T.
Extent [2 items] |
| 343 | | Jaramillo, Don Pedrito [4 items; NN] |
| 343 | | Jeff, Uncle (Houston's servant)--see 2.198 |
| 344 | | Jefferson County hanging, c[a]. 1906 [4 items; see also
2.142] |
| 344 | | Jefferson, Joe--see 1.4 |
| 345 | | Jefferson, Thomas |
| 346 | | Jenkins, Chas. H., Judge, [Brownwood] |
| 346 | | Jenkins, N. L.--see 4.164 |
| 347 | | Jennings, Al; Aldrich, R. W., Capt.; Baca, Elfego [sic]
[4 items; NN; see also 3.219] |
| | | Johnson--see 1.287 |
| | | Johnson, Billy--see 1.128 |
| Drawer | Folder |
| 3 | 1 | | Johnson City [Main Street; see also 1.28] |
| 2 | | Johnson County, [Wyo.] - Cattle raiders |
| | | Johnson, Dick--see 1.128 |
| | | Johnson, Elmo--see 1.79 |
| | | Johnson, Frank--see 1.32 |
| 3 | | Johnson, Frank, Capt. [see also 4.169] |
| | | Johnson, Frank, Sheriff (Colorado, Tex., 1903)--see
4.165 |
| | | Johnson, J. C.--see 3.2 |
| 4 | | Johnson, John A. [Gov. of Minn.] |
| 5 | | Johnson, Mollie [with] Uncle Joe and Aunt
Mollie |
| 6 | | Johnson, Moses, Dr. and Mrs. - Graves [Chocolate Bayou;
Johnson was Secretary of the Treasury of the Republic of Tex. under Anson
Jones; 3 items] |
| 7 | | Johnson, Thomas Ignacious, Lt. in Texas company [killed
in Civil War, Manassas, Va., Aug. 30, 1862; 3 items] |
| 7 | | Johnson, Tom (Cook)--see 4.164 |
| 8 | | Johnson, Tom L. [Mayor of Cleveland] |
| 9 | | Johnston, Albert Sidney [Gen.; 5 items; NN; see also
2.269, 4.170] |
| 10 | | Johnston, J. E. (Engraving) |
| 11 | | Jones, Anson |
| 11 | | Jones, Frank, Capt. (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see
4.166 |
| 12 | | Jones, Frank, Capt. - Monument [taken in
1938] |
| | | Jones, Fred--see 4.211 |
| | | Jones, Geo.--see 3.85 |
| 13 | | Jones, Grandma and spinning wheel [at Frontier Times
Museum; 10 items] |
| 13 | | Jones, Gus T.--see 3.24 |
| 14 | | Jones, Gus [Texas Ranger; 1906; 2 items; see also
4.169] |
| 15 | | Jones, John B., [Major of Frontier Battalion, Texas
Rangers, established
] 1874 |
| 16 | | Jones, Sam, Rev. [Evangelist; 2 items] |
| 17 | | Jones, Samuel R., Col. [NN only] |
| | | Jones, Tom--see 1.27 |
| | | Jones, Prof.--see 1.277 |
| | | Jones, Walter (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see
4.166 |
| 18 | | Journalism Display [Printing press; 4 items] |
| 19 | | Joy, Tobe |
| | | Joyce, Mrs. W. J. (Wife of Rev. W. J. Joyce)--see
7.5 |
| | | Judge Roy Bean--see 1.64 |
| | | Jump, Miss--see 1.44 |
| | | Jump, Mrs. J. E.--see 1.44 |
| 20 | | Junction City - Land Rush, 1902; Courthouse, [1917];
Lover's Leap [4 items; NN] |
| 20 | | Kansas--see, 1.129, 1.131, 2.1, 2.2, 2.30, 2.73, 3.21,
4.3, 4.95, 4.175; see also photographer 1.112, 1.293, 2.302 |
| 21 | | Kansas home (old time dugout) of Andrew DeGraff
[1878] |
| | | Karnes, Quil (Alice, Tex., 1906)--see 4.169 |
| | | Karpis, Alvin--see 4.232 |
| | | Kavenaugh, Lyla--see 1.4 |
| 22 | | Keaton, Pearce [NN] |
| 23 | | Kelly, Ed. O. |
| 24 | | Kelly, George
"Machine Gun"
Extent [4 items] |
| 25 | | Kelly, [Luther S.]
"Yellowstone" [Scout for
General Miles, 1876-1877; 2 items; NN] |
| | | Kelly, Mrs. George (Katherine)--see 3.24 |
| | | Kendall, Wm., Capt.--see 4.202 |
| | | Kendricks, Emmet--see 4.11 |
| | | Kenny, George, Lt.--see 4.202 |
| | | Keough, Miles, Col.--see 1.257 |
| | | Kerr, John B., Capt.--see 4.202 |
| 26 | | Kerrville, Tex. - First Baptist Church |
| | | Kessler, Morris--see 1.20 |
| 27 | | Ketchum, Black Jack, Hanging of [Clayton, N.M., April,
1, 1901; 10 items; see also 2.142] |
| | | Ketchum, Pete--see 4.169 |
| | | Kid, Jim--see 1.128 |
| | | Kidder, Katherine--see 1.4 |
| | | Kilpatrick, Ben--see 3.320 |
| 28 | | Kilpatrick, Ben and Beck, Ole (Dead and being held up)
[Smithers; NN only; see also 3.320] |
| | | Kimball, A. S., Maj.--see 3.159 |
| | | Kimball, Grace--see 1.4 |
| | | Kimball, J. F., Dr.--see 3.233 |
| | | King, Charlie--see 4.169 |
| 29 | | King, Frank [empty folder; see also 3.168] |
| | | King, G. W.--see 4.164 |
| | | King, Jim (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see 4.166 |
| | | King, Lou--see 3.175 |
| | | King, Mollie--see 3.123 |
| | | King, Tom--see 4.169 |
| 30 | | Kirchner, Carl [see also 4.166] |
| | | Kirchner, Carl, Sgt. (Yselta, Tex., 1894)--see
4.166 |
| | | Kirkpatrick (Pay-off man)--see 3.24 |
| 31 | | Kitchen, Pete (Ariz. pioneer) |
| 32 | | Knox, Philander Chase, Attorney General of Philadelphia
and U.S. Senator |
| 33 | | Knudson, Edwin
[b. Jan 14, 1843] |
| | | Koch, O. H.--see 3.233 |
| | | Koehler, M., Lt.--see 4.202 |
| 34 | | Koen, Mrs. P. A. (Survivor of Mountain Meadows Massacre)
[1914] |
| | | Kone, Mrs. (Rebecca)--see 7.5 |
| | | Kone, Mrs. (Ruby)--see 7.5 |
| | | Kraft, Walter--see 3.292 |
| 35 | | Krempkau, Wm. B. [1868, 1885, 19--; 6 items; NN; see
also 2.89, 2.268] |
| 36 | | La Bahia [Mission], Goliad, Tex. [7 items;
NN] |
| 37 | | Lackey, John - Ranch near Menard, 1927 [empty folder;
see also Oversize #47-48] |
| 38 | | LaGrange, Tex., 1927 [empty folder; see also Oversize
#49] |
| 38 | | Laing, Chas., Pvt.--see 2.167 |
| 39 | | Lamar, Mirabeau B[uonaparte] [see also
3.315] |
| 39 | | Lambert, Commissioner--see 4.183 |
| 40 | | Lambert, Fred [b. Cimarron, N.M., Jan. 23, 1887; N.M.
Mounted Police; Cattle Inspector] |
| 41 | | Lampasas, Tex. - Belnap Rifles [Competitive Team],
1885 |
| | | Lampson, Chippy--see 1.223 |
| | | Lamson, Mr., Washington Home Guards--see
3.70 |
| | | Landreth, N. A., Pres., Texas Mid-Continent Oil &
Gas Association--see 3.233 |
| 42 | | Landrum, James David, Texas Ranger and Waco Peace
Officer [SN only] |
| 43 | | Lane, John, Uncle (Famous Texas fiddler) [2 items; see
also 1.44] |
| | | Lane, Van (near San Saba, Tex., 1897)--see
4.169 |
| | | Lang, John--see 3.85 |
| 44 | | Langtry, Lillie
Extent [4 items] |
| 45 | | Lanham, S[amuel] W. T., Gov. [1902-04; 2
items] |
| 46 | | Lansdowne, Lord, British Foreign Minister |
| 47 | | Laramie City, Wyo. - 1868 Hanging: Big Steve, Con Moyer,
Ace Moyer [NN only] |
| 47 | | Larkin--see 4.169 |
| 48 | | La Salle Statue [near Indianola, Tex.]
Extent [4 items] |
| 48 | | Latham, James V. (Yselta, Tex., 1894)--see
4.166 |
| 49 | | Lauderdale - Home, Winedale, Tex. |
| 49 | | Laughlin, J. T.--see 4.169 |
| 50 | | Lawhon, Luther A. [1861-1922; 2 items] |
| 51 | | Lawhon Photographers - [David E.? and family; 13
items] |
| | | Lawther, Joe E.--see 3.233 |
| | | Lawton, H. W., Capt.--see 3.159 |
| 52 | | Laxson, Crawford, Pearsall, Tex. |
| 53 | | Laxson, Earl; Mussey, Frank; Pruett, Ben; Love, Dick,
ca. 1895 [inscribed on verso by Earl Laxson] |
| 54 | | Lea, Henry Clinton - House in Marion, Ala. where Nancy
and Sam Houston were married; [Clinton was Nancy's brother]
Extent [2 items] |
| 54 | | Lea, Nancy--see 2.198 |
| 55 | | Lea, Pryor and [Mrs.]
Extent [17 items] |
| 56 | | Leakey, Tex. [empty folder; see also NN #92] |
| 57 | | Leatherwood, Robert N. |
| 58 | | Lee, Baldwin P. |
| 59 | | Lee, Pope |
| 60 | | Lee, Robert E., Gen. [4 items; NN] |
| 60 | | Lehman, F. H.--see 2.115 |
| 61 | | Lehmann, Herman (Indian captive) [4 items; NN; see also
2.268] |
| 61 | | Leis [Lease?], Henry--see 3.134 |
| 62 | | Lemburg, E. - Dry goods and grocery store |
| 63 | | Leslie, Buckskin Frank
[1881] |
| 63 | | Leslie, Elsie--see 1.5 |
| 64 | | Lewis, Lon, Ranger, U.S. Marshall [Sheriff in Tulsa
County, Okla.; 2 items] |
| 65 | | Lewis, Samuel K.- [Grave] near Winedale |
| | | Lewis, Smiley--see 3.240 |
| | | Lewis, W. W.--see 3.325 |
| | | Libertaux, F. M.--see 3.2 |
| 66 | | Liberty Bell [during visit to Del Rio; NN] |
| 67 | | Liddil, Dick [Member of Jesse James Gang;
1882] |
| | | Lightfoot, Paul (Baptist Church, Independence)--see
2.206 |
| | | Lillie, Gordon [Wm.,
"Pawnee Bill," Maj.]--see
1.128, 3.253 |
| 68 | | Lima, Tex. (formerly Fagan)
Extent [3 items] |
| | | Lincoln, Abraham, [Pres.] |
| 69 | | | Assassination of - Facsimile of letter describing the
events,
dated Apr. 30, 1865
Extent [5 items] |
| 70 | | | Officers on battleground; funeral [train] car [also
includes sketch of Battleground Manassas, portraits and correspondence; 19
items; NN] |
| 71 | | Lincoln, G. T. |
| 72 | | Lincoln, N.M.,
1880s
Extent [2 items] |
| 73 | | Lindheimer, Jacob [photo of self-portrait] |
| 74 | | Lindsay, Owen F. [and Mrs.] |
| | | Linscom, Brazil--see 3.267 |
| | | Lipman, Clara--see 1.5 |
| 75 | | Little Big Horn - Custer Battlefield [1886, 8 items; see
also 1.257] |
| | | Little Breeches--see 1.175 |
| | | Little, Dick (Scout)--see 4.202 |
| 76 | | Little Sioux (Gen. Custer's scout) |
| | | Little, Wm.--see 3.2 |
| | | Littleton, Alex--see 4.169 |
| | | Littleton, Brown--see 4.169 |
| 77 | | Live Oak County - Public School,
1887
Extent [6 items] |
| 78 | | Live Oak School, Parker County |
| 79 | | Livestock: Ranches, corrals, hogs, sheep, cattle, [goat,
rooster]
Extent [14 items] |
| 80 | | Llano, Tex. - Llano Hotel |
| 80 | | Locke, Frederick T., Capt.--see 3.70 |
| 81 | | Locomotives
Extent [2 items] |
| | | Logan, Harvey (alias Curry, Kid)--see 3.320 |
| | | Long, H. H.--see 3.286 |
| | | Long, Jane--see 3.315, 4.170 |
| | | Long, Opal--see 4.232 |
| | | Longabaugh, Harry--see 3.320 |
| 82 | | Longhorn Caverns |
| 83 | | Longley, Bill [also Longley's grave at Giddings, Tex.;
1878, n.d.; 4 items; NN] |
| 83 | | Love, Dick--see 3.53 |
| 84 | | Lowe, Joseph
"Red Joe,""Rowdy Joe" [NN] |
| | | Lowther, Alex--see 3.2 |
| | | Loyd, Eli--see 1.44 |
| | | Lozier, Dr.--see 4.169 |
| 85 | | LS Ranch House, Tascosa, Oldham County, Tex. |
| 86 | | Lubbock, Francis R. [Gov. and Senator; 7 items;
DC] |
| 86 | | Lucas, Elmer
"Chicken"--see
1.222 |
| 87 | | Lunsford, John R.
[1912] |
| | | Lynch, Joe--see Oversize #4 |
| | | Lynchings--see 2.165, 4.78, 4.260 |
| 88 | | Mabe, P. H. and Mrs. [NN only] |
| 89 | | Mabrito, Ed, [Probation officer] and
Patterson,? |
| | | Mabry, Tom (1882)--see 4.167 |
| | | Mabry, W. N.--see 4.169 |
| | | Mabry, W. S.--see 3.279, 4.161 |
| | | McAllister, Ed--see 3.85 |
| | | McCaleb, Bill--see 1.44 |
| 90 | | McCall, Thomas [Lawman in Medina and Bexar
Counties] |
| 91 | | McCandles, David C. (Killed by Wild Bill Hickok) [3
items; NN] |
| | | McCauley, Billie (Alice, Tex., 1906)--see
4.169 |
| | | McCauley, Billy [same as Billie McCauley?]--see
4.169 |
| | | McCauley, Wm. (near San Saba, Tex., 1897)--see
4.169 |
| | | McClellan, Gen.--see 3.70 |
| | | McClernand, John A., Maj. Gen.--see 3.70 |
| | | McClure, Bob--see 4.169 |
| | | McClure, Robert [same as Bob McClure?] (near San Saba,
Tex., 1897)--see 4.169 |
| 92 | | McColet(?) [McCalet], F. M. |
| 93 | | McComas, Judge and family, [murdered between Deming and
Silver City, N.M.] |
| 94* | | McConnell, Dick W. and Webb, Grover [U.S. Mounted
Inspectors of Customs; 2 items; *oversize removed to 6.13] |
| 94 | | McCornell, Mr.?--see 4.71 |
| 95 | | McCoy, James, Hon. [San Antonio-San Diego Mail
Line] |
| 96 | | McCulloch, Ben, Gen. [Soldier and legislator; 3
items] |
| 96 | | McCune, Bill--see 1.128 |
| 97 | | McCurdy, Elmer (alias Curtis, Frank or Davidson,
Frank) |
| 97 | | McDade, Floyd--see 3.292 |
| 98 | | McDonald, Bill [Capt., Texas Ranger; 2 items; see also
4.169] |
| 99 | | McDonald, Lafe |
| 100 | | McDonald Observatory |
| | | McDougall, Mrs. T. M.--see 1.257 |
| | | McDougall, T. M., Capt.--see 1.257, 3.75 |
| | | McFarland, Lt.--see 2.71 |
| 101 | | McGeeney, P. S. [Deputy U.S. Marshall;
signed] |
| | | McGillicuddy, V. T., Dr.--see 1.128 |
| | | McGowen, Hugh, Capt.--see 4.202 |
| 102 | | McGurrin, Manis
"Montana Mack," Maj. [see also
1.171, 2.22, 4.202] |
| | | McIntosh, Donald, Lt.--see 1.257 |
| | | McIntosh, Mrs. Donald--see 1.257 |
| 103 | | MacKenzie, Ranald S., Col.
Extent [6 items] |
| * | | McKinley, William, Pres. (speaking in Alamo Plaza on
visit to San Antonio, Tex.) [n.d.; *oversize removed to 6.14] |
| | | McLean, L.--see 2.2 |
| 104 | | McLemore, Atkins Jefferson (Texas politician and
newspaperman) [NN only] |
| 105 | | McLennan, Bosque John [and] Neil, Sr.
Extent [5 items] |
| 106 | | McLennan, Niell
Extent [5 items] |
| 107 | | McLowery, Tom and Frank; Clanton, Billie (Casualties of
the Earp-Clanton Feud, [Tombstone, Ariz.,
1881]) |
| | | McMahon, F.M., Dept. U.S. Marshall (Yselta, Tex.,
1894)--see 4.166 |
| | | McMasters, James E.--see 3.279 |
| | | McMeans, Gee (Colorado, Tex., 1903)--see
4.165 |
| | | McMurray, Elizabeth Ann--see 3.266 |
| | | McNally, M. A.--see 3.2 |
| | | McNelly, Leander |
| 108 | | Grave and graveyard near Burton
Extent [2 items] |
| 109 | | Texas Ranger [1889; 6 items] |
| | | McNew, Prof.--see 3.233 |
| 110 | | McNuner Oak (Large tree near Victoria, Tex., [named
after man killed near it]) |
| | | McPartland, Buckskin Frank--see 1.171 |
| | | Maddox, Allen--see 4.164 |
| | | Madera, Pres.(?)--see 1.165 |
| 111 | | Madera, Francisco - Shrine Class in which he was a
novice [NN only] |
| 112 | | Mahoney, J. F. (Indian fighter, [Prescott, Ariz.])
[1927] |
| 113 | | Mail (Lady carrier)
Extent [2 items] |
| | | Majors, P. J.--see 1.182 |
| | | Maldonado, Andalecio--see 4.62 |
| | | Maldonado, Vivian--see 4.62 |
| 114 | | Maledon, George |
| | | Malone, Papie--see 7.5 |
| | | Mallanado, Indelico--see 1.171 |
| | | Manlon[?], Mrs.-- see 7.5 |
| 115 | | Manning, A. E. ([Hardware merchant], Northfield, Minn.;
[wounded Cole Younger and William Stiles, alias Chadwell, during] Younger-James
Robbery) [2 items; NN] |
| 116 | | Manning, Mrs. Daniel |
| 117 | | Mansfield, Ed [and] Newcomer, Joe [with] longhorn steer
[NN] |
| 118 | | Map of Utah and N.M. Territories,
1855 |
| 119 | | Marburger, Elo - Log house near Round Top |
| | | Marding--see 2.71 |
| | | Markham, Jim--see 1.81 |
| | | Mars, Capt.--see 3.170 |
| | | Marsden, Crosby (Alice, Tex., 1906)--see
4.169 |
| | | Marsh, Bryan, Capt.--see 4.164 |
| 120 | | Marshall Ford (Mansfield) Dam |
| 120 | | Martin, Jim, Pvt.--see 4.168 |
| 121 | | Martin, Sam and William [2 outlaws, killed
1903] |
| 122* | | Mason, James E. and James E., Jr. [2 items; *oversize
removed to 6.15, 6.16] |
| 123 | | Mason, Tex. [Fort Mason Hotel, Girls Band (1894), Main
Street, Martin Moran Saloon, Mason County Courthouse, Ranch Store, Todd Store;
12 items] |
| | | Massingale, Mollie--see 1.293 |
| | | Mast, Sheriff--see 3.83 |
| 124 | | Masters, F. A. - Home |
| 125 | | Masterson, Bat [3 items; NN; see also 2.2] |
| 126 | | Mather, Andrew [1851-1929 or 1939; 2 items - 1 photo, 1
ALS] |
| 126 | | Mathews, Harry--see 4.27 |
| 127 | | Matthews, Frank, Capt. [on horse] |
| | | Matthews, Frank, Pvt. [same as Capt. Frank
Matthews?]--see 4.168 |
| | | Mathis (Attorney for Kelly)--see 3.24 |
| 128 | | Maverick, Albert, Sr.
[1878] |
| 129 | | Maverick Hotel (San Antonio)
[1880s] |
| 130 | | Maverick, Maury, Sr. |
| 131 | | Maximillian, Arch Duke, Emperor of Mexico |
| 132 | | Maxwell, Lucien Bonaparte - Home, Ft. Sumner |
| 133 | | Maxwell, Peter - Grave
[1928] |
| 134 | | Maxwell, Peter Menard and Leis [Lease?], Henry
[NN] |
| 135 | | Mayer, Sol (San Angelo, [Tex.] rancher) |
| | | Maylan, M., Capt.--see 1.257 |
| | | Maylan, Mrs. M.--see 1.257 |
| | | Mays, Pattie--see 1.293 |
| 136 | | Mazurek, Phillip [2 items; see also 2.94] |
| 137 | | Mazzanovich, Anton (Author of Trailing
Geronimo)
Extent [2 items] |
| 137 | | Meade, Gen.--see 3.70 |
| 138 | | Meade, Wm. K., [U.S. Marshall, Ariz., 1880s,
1890s]
Extent [2 items] |
| 139 | | Medina, Tex. [Baptist Church, Cold Spring near head of
river, Grocery, Dry Goods and Shoe Store, Main Street, Medina River, OST
Garage, Spillway at Medina Dam; 10 items] |
| 140 | | Melchior, Rudolf [Artist; includes portrait and photos
of title page and sketches from work Tage Buch, 1853; 6 items] |
| 141 | | Menard, Tex. (Menardville), View of, 1898 [and after
1899 Flood]; Baptist Encampment [15 items; NN] |
| 142 | | Menger Hotel (San Antonio) [4 items; NN] |
| 142 | | Mercer, A. W., Lt.--see 1.128 |
| 143 | | Merchant, S. W. |
| 144 | | Mersfelder, Nick [Trans-Pecos character; 2
items] |
| 145 | | Metal racks for sabres, guns, knives
Extent [5 items] |
| 146 | | Methodist Conference,
1889 |
| 147-148 | | Meusebach, John O. |
| 147 | | | Founder of Fredericksburg [portraits; 10
items] |
| 148 | | | Reproduction of
"Treaty of Peace," a painting
by his daughter [100th Anniversary Celebration invitation; 4 items] |
| | | Mexican |
| 149 | | | Army cooks |
| 150 | | | Beggar |
| 151 | | | Revolutionists; Juarez, [Mexico]; Langtry, [Tex.];
Mexican bandits; [Battle of Matamoros, Mexico, 1913] [25 items; see also
2.105] |
| | | Mexico--see 1.99, 1.212, 1.282, 2.105, 2.256, 3, 131,
3.149-3.151, 3.331, 3.176, 3.226, 3.235, 4.3, 4.42, 4.92, 4.258 |
| 152 | | Middleton, Thomas "Doc" (Cowboy, gambler) [see also
1.223] |
| 153 | | Midland, Tex. - Pliska Plane,
c[a]. 1910
Extent [5 items] |
| 154 | | Mier pioneers - Haciendo Salado [Victory at
Salado] |
| 155 | | Milam, Mrs. B. B., Driftwood, Tex. [with spinning
wheel] |
| 156 | | Milam, Ben [includes portraits and grave in San Antonio;
6 items; NN] |
| 156 | | Milam, J. B., Rev.--see 3.156 |
| 157 | | Milam, Mrs. John |
| 158 | | Miles, John D., Col. |
| | | Miles, Nelson A., Gen. |
| 159 | | |
Extent [5 items] |
| 160 | | | [SN - damaged] |
| | | Miller, Adolph--see 2.167 |
| 161 | | Miller, Archie; Barnette, Graham; Crawford, Peter;
Miller, Roy - Texas Rangers, in Smithers Coll[ection] |
| 162 | | Miller, Clel [1876; 2 items; NN] |
| 163 | | Miller, Jim; Burwell; Allen; West - Hanging, Ada, Okla.
[see also 2.142, 4.27] |
| | | Miller, Mr. (1875)--see 4.165 |
| | | Miller, Roy--see 3.161 |
| 164 | | Miller, W. L. (Bill), Texas Ranger [NN only] |
| 164 | | Mills, A. L.--see 4.201 |
| 165 | | Mills, Roger Q., U.S. Senator [4 items; DC] |
| 166 | | Milner, Joseph E. (Grandson of Calif[ornia] Joe) [4
items; NN] |
| 167 | | Milner, Moses E. "California Joe," [Scout for Gen.
Custer; 8 items; see also 1.245] |
| 168 | | Milton, Jeff, Deputy U.S. Marshall; King, Frank M.;
Scarborough, George [3 items; see also 4.64] |
| 169 | | Mimms, Henry [1816-1925, Texas Ranger, cattleman; 7
items] |
| 170 | | Mims, J. L. and Family, Ft. Worth [Bandera Gathering,
1934; 7 items; see also 2.220] |
| | | Mims, J. L., Jr.--see 3.170 |
| | | Minnesota--see 1.132, 2.44, 2.258, 2.313, 3.4, 3.115,
3.222, 4.264, 5.7, 5.33; see also photographer 4.290 |
| | | Missouri--see 2.55, 2.133, 2.272, 3.283, 3.284, 4.191,
4.245; see also photographer 1.22 |
| 171 | | Mitchell, Blade [tintype] |
| | | Mitchell, Jim--see 1.128 |
| | | Mix, Lottie--see 3.173 |
| | | Mix, Luther--see Oversize #4 |
| 172 | | Mix, Tom
Extent [4 items] |
| 173 | | Mix, Tom and others - Cummins Wild West and Indian
Congress, 1906 [2 items, including original letter; see also Oversize
#4] |
| 173 | | Moass, Capt.--see 2.220 |
| 174 | | Modoc lava beds (N.M.?)
[1935] |
| 174 | | Montana--see 2.253, 3.175, 4.15, 4.184,
4.201 |
| 175 | | Montana man hunters of the seventies [1880; 2 items;
NN] |
| 176 | | Monterrey, Mexico - Scenes, bldgs. [Bishop's Palace,
Cathedral and Saddle Mountain, Penitentiary, Roble Church and Public School,
view of Hidalgo Plaza; 7 items] |
| 177 | | Monument Hill, La Grange, Tex. |
| 178 | | | Houston Chronicle pictures
Extent [8 items] |
| | | Moody, Dan and Mrs.--see 1.225 |
| | | Moore, Charles R.--see 3.233 |
| 179 | | Moore, J. B. [NN only] |
| | | Moore, J. B. (Jeff) [same as J. B. Moore?]--see
1.239 |
| | | Moore, John--see 4.169 |
| 180 | | Moore, Lee, [Parents] of, Otterbein, Ind. [NN
only] |
| 181 | | Moore, T. R. [Chirro Valley, Ariz.] |
| 182 | | Mormon with five wives, Farmington, Utah [NN
only] |
| 183 | | Moos, William C. |
| 184 | | Mootz, H. Edwin, Col. |
| | | Morgan--see 2.71 |
| | | Morgan, J. M.--see 3.292 |
| 185 | | Morosini, Attilio, Mrs. and daughter, Washington's
great, great, great grand niece |
| 186 | | Morowitz, Mrs. (Frances) and granddaughter, Patsy Jean
Fisher |
| 187 | | Morrell, Ed [Spent time in San Quentin and Folsom
prisons] |
| | | Morrell, Geo. W., Maj.--see 3.70 |
| | | Morris, Brack (1882)--see 4.167 |
| | | Morris, Capt.--see 4.169 |
| | | Morrison, B. M.--see 3.2 |
| | | Morrow, Nancy Elizabeth (Eldest daughter of Sam
Houston)--see 2.198 |
| 188 | | Morton, Paul, Secretary of the Navy |
| 188 | | Moses, Tad--see 2.52 |
| 189 | | Moss, Steve [Llano, Tex.; 2 items] |
| 190 | | Mossman, Burton C. [First Capt. of Arizona Rangers,
cattleman; 1936] |
| 191 | | Mountain Mike, Hanging of [3 items; see also
2.142] |
| | | Mueller, Willie--see 1.24 |
| | | Muldoon, Arty--see 1.171 |
| 192 | | Muldoon, [Miguel], Father, [Resident priest of Austin
Colony, 1823-1842] - Monument ([Photo] sent by Jesse Gibson to Houston
Chronicle for Shuffler art[icle])
Extent [3 items] |
| 193 | | Mulhern, Charles [Ft. Davis] |
| 193 | | Munson, Henry--see 1.222 |
| 194 | | Murchison, A. H. (Trail boss) [NN; see also Oversize
#5] |
| 195 | | Murchison, Bill |
| 195 | | Murchison, Hood--see 1.239 |
| 196 | | Murphy, Jim - Home [NN only] |
| | | Murphy, Johnny--see 3.240 |
| | | Murphy, Lawrence G.--see 2.3 |
| 197 | | Murphy, Steve (Newspaperman, Sonora, Tex., [1890s;
publisher of Devil's River News]) |
| 197 | | Murphy, W. W., Capt.--see 4.291 |
| 198 | | Murrah, Dan [NN] |
| 199 | | Murrah, Pendleton, Gov. [of] Tex. [5 items;
DC] |
| | | Murray, Edna--see 4.232 |
| | | Murray, Sid--see 3.292 |
| | | Murray, Wi[nnie]--see 3.123 |
| | | Mussey, Frank--see 3.53 |
| | | Mynett, J. D.--see 3.2 |
| | | Nathan, Harold--see 3.24 |
| 200 | | Nauer, Max |
| 201 | | Navarro, Jesus Galan - Funeral [notice, Eagle Pass,
Tex., Oct. 7, 1919] |
| 202 | | Navy carrier
Extent [2 items] |
| | | Neal, Doc--see 4.169 |
| | | Neal, E. T.--see 4.164 |
| | | Neff, Pat, Gov.--see 3.233 |
| | | Negley, Ferd [sic], U.S. Marshall--see 4.169 |
| | | Neil, Edgar--see 4.169 |
| | | Neilson, Nesta--see 1.5 |
| 203 | | Nelson, [George] "Baby Face" [alias of Gillis, Lester; 2
items] |
| 204 | | Nelson, John (Scout, interpreter, [Ft. Sheridan]) [3
items; see also 1.128] |
| 205 | | Nelson, Julia "Indian Prince" [Daughter of John Nelson;
see also 3.204] |
| 205 | | Nevada--see 1.31, 3.206, 4.195 |
| 206 | | Nevada: Bottle House, Ryalite [made entirely of beer
bottles]; Lost City, [Mrada]; Goldfield (Mining town) [1906; 3 items; see also
1.31] |
| 207 | | New Braunfels, Tex. [Landa Mill, Sophienburg Memorial
Museum; 2 items] |
| 207 | | New Mexico--see 1.207, 1.227, 2.3, 2.57, 2.61, 2.86,
2.179, 2.231, 3.27, 3.40, 3.72, 3.93, 3.118, 3.132, 3.174, 3.208, 3.209, 3.262,
3.265, 4.10, 4.143, 5.29; see also photographer 1.209 |
| 208 | | New Mexico and Utah Territories, Map of [empty folder;
see 3.118] |
| 209 | | New Mexico - Scenes [Burros, oldest house in U.S. (Santa
Fe), Palace of the Governors (erected 1605), ruins of Ft. Marcy (built in
1846), San Miguel Church (erected 1607); postcards; 5 items] |
| 210 | | Newcomb, James P.
Extent [2 items] |
| 211 | | Newcombe, Tom (Man who killed California
Joe)
Extent [2 items] |
| 211 | | Newcomer, Joe--see 3.117 |
| 212 | | Newman, Bud [West Tex. train robber, killed by Bill
Taylor] |
| 213 | | Newman, J. B. [Devil's River ranchman] |
| 213 | | Newton, Allen (1887)--see 4.167 |
| 214 | | Newton, Jess [Brother of members of Newton Gang, who
robbed banks in Boerne, Hondo, New Braunfels, San Marcos] |
| 214 | | Newton, Josie--see 2.221 |
| 215 | | Nicholas I, Czar of Russia
[ca. 1905] |
| 216 | | Nichols, Carleton B. [Jehovah's Witness in flag saluting
incident, Breed Junior High School; 2 items] |
| 217 | | Nimitz, Chester [W.], Adm.
Extent [2 items] |
| 218 | | Nimitz Hotel (Fredericksburg, Tex.)
Extent [2 items] |
| 219 | | Nix, E. D., U.S. Marshall, Okla. [NN; see also
1.89] |
| 219 | | Nixon, J. P.--see 4.169 |
| 220 | | Norfleet, J. Frank [3 items; NN] |
| 220 | | Norris, Charlie (1882)--see 4.167 |
| 221 | | North, L. H., Capt. [Great marksman, scout] |
| 221 | | Northcroft, Mrs. E.--see 7.5 |
| 222 | | Northfield, Minn. (Proposed site of Heywood Monument at
Bridge Square) [NN only] |
| 222 | | Nowery, E. S., Production and Drilling Supt. of Gulf
Coast Division, Beaumont--see 3.234 |
| 223 | | Nowlin, Henry Moote |
| 223 | | Noyes, E. N.--see 3.233 |
| 224 | | Nueces, Battle of [Massacre; copyprint of painting,
original in Comfort] |
| 225 | | Neuces Massacre, [1861] - Monument, Comfort,
Tex. |
| 226 | | Nuncio, Albino R., Hon., [Dept. of Public Works]
(Mexican government official, worked with San Antonio International Fair) [SN
only] |
| 227 | | Oakley, Annie [1889, n.d.; 2 items] |
| 228 | | Oates, Mark [Rhome, Tex.] |
| 229 | | Obenchain, Frank [Cattle buyer, Junction,
Tex.] |
| 230 | | O'Brien Family [14 items; SN only] |
| 231 | | Ochiltree, Thomas P., Col. [Famous Texan; 1890;
NN] |
| | | O'Connor, Doris--see 4.232 |
| | | Oden, Lon (Shafter Wines, 1890)--see 4.169 |
| 232 | | Oge, Louis, [1832-1915, French-born] Texas
Ranger
Extent [2 items] |
| 233 | | Oil Centennial, Nacogdoches,
Sept. 1966
Extent [24 items] |
| 234 | | Oil field history, from Mrs. John Sweeney,
7-12-65
Extent [39 items] |
| 235 | | Ojinga, Mexico |
| 235 | | Oklahoma--see 1.78, 1.89, 1.135, 1.213, 1.227, 1.244,
1.248, 2.81, 2.84, 2.135, 3.24, 3.64, 3.163, 3.219, 3.234, 3.236, 3.254, 4.3,
4.172, 4.181, 4.262 |
| 236 | | Oklahoma City,
1889
Extent [2 items] |
| * | | Old Fiddler's Contest, July 4, 1927 (Old Settler's
Reunion, Bandera, Tex.) [*oversize removed to 7.1] |
| 237 | | Old Ironsides replica [in Frontier Times Museum; made by
Cmdr. G. Keith Gordon, formerly of Royal Navy; 8 items] |
| * | | Old Time Trail Drivers Association, San Antonio, 1915
[*oversize removed to 7.6] |
| | | Olson, John--see 2.207 |
| | | Omohundro, Jack
"Texas Jack"--see 1.133, 1.257,
4.158 |
| 238 | | Ord, E. O. C., Maj. Gen. [Reputed grandson of George IV
and Lady Fitzherbert] |
| 238 | | Oregon--see 2.85, 4.226, 5.29 |
| 239 | | Oregon Trail, [Pioneer] Monument to, Casper,
Wyo. |
| 240 | | Orient Saloon, Bisbee, Ariz.
Extent [4 items] |
| 240 | | Ortega, Gen.--see 1.165 |
| 241 | | Osborne, Thomas Clayborn [Trail driver, Bastrop, Tex.; 2
items] |
| 242 | | Oury, W. S. (Sheriff, Pima Co., Ariz.,
[1873-1877]) |
| | | Outlaw, Bass (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see
4.166 |
| | | Outlaws--see 1.20, 1.27, 1.41, 1.81, 1.84, 1.113, 1.181,
1.183, 1.208, 1.213, 1.218, 1.222, 1.228, 1.244, 1.259, 2.6, 2.123, 2.143,
2.146, 2.174, 2.233, 2.339, 2.340, 3.67, 3.115, 3.121, 3.151, 3.212, 3.214,
3.275, 3.320, 4.5, 4.22, 4.76, 4.102, 4.117, 4.128, 4.134, 4.215, 4.223, 4.232,
4.255, 4.257, 4.264, 4.288 |
| 243 | | Owens, George |
| 244 | | Owens, Jim (Associated with [Col.] Goodnight in running
buffalo [on north rim of Grand Canyon]) |
| 245 | | Ox carts [and] oxen [including photo of ancient Egyptian
cart now in Halthorpe Museum] [5 items; NN] |
| 245 | | Paderewski--see 1.5 |
| 246 | | Paint Rock
Extent [10 items] |
| | | Palen, Annie--see 1.293 |
| | | Palmer, Ed (Yselta, Tex., 1894)--see 4.166 |
| | | Palmer, J. W.--see 4.237 |
| 247 | | Parker, Bonnie, and Barrow, Clyde [3 items; see also
1.52] |
| 248 | | Parker, Cynthia Ann and Indian boy [11 items; see also
2.300] |
| | | Parker, George (alias Cassidy, Butch)--see
3.320 |
| | | Parker, L. H. --see 3.2 |
| | | Parkins, Tom, Production Supt., Okla.--see
3.234 |
| 249 | | Patch, Alexander McCarrell, Capt. [NN only] |
| 250 | | Pate, Mrs. (Vera Ashcraft) [Great grand-daughter of Maj.
Benjamin F. Bryant] |
| 250 | | Patterson, ?--see 3.89 |
| 251 | | Patton, C. C. and James H. |
| 251 | | Paugh, William--see 4.164 |
| 252 | | Paul, Bob (Wells Fargo Express messenger; [Deputy U.S.
Marshall and Immigration Inspector, Cochise County, Ariz.]) |
| 253 | | Pawnee Bill (Lillie, Gordon [Wm., Maj.]) and Mrs. (May
Lillie) [12 items; NN; one autographed by Pawnee Bill; see also
1.128] |
| 254 | | Payne, D. L., Capt.,
"The Father of Oklahoma" [2
items; NN] |
| 255* | | Peak, Junius, Capt. [empty folder; *oversize removed to
7.2] |
| 256 | | Pearson, W. B.
"Idaho Bill," Col. [Scout and
plainsman; see also 3.302] |
| 257 | | Peary, Mrs. Robert F. [Wife of famous North Pole
expeditioner] |
| 258 | | Pease, Elisha M. [Gov.; 4 items; DC] |
| 259 | | Peck, Al (Ariz. pioneer, [Nogales; wife killed by
Apaches in 1886]) |
| 260 | | Pecos River Bridge |
| 261 | | Pecos, Tex., 1894 - Driver, Lem and Clements, M[anning]
[2 items; see also 1.205] |
| 262 | | Pecos Valley, N.M. |
| 263 | | Pedernales River Valley |
| 263 | | Pederson, Pauline--see 2.221 |
| 264 | | Peel, M. R., 1854-1882 - Grave |
| 265 | | Penitente Morado, Arriba County, N.M.; also, Campo Santo
of
"Los Penitentes," and Penitente
procession [5 items; NN] |
| | | Pentecost, Eilene, Casper, Wyo.--see 2.221 |
| | | Penwall(?)--see 3.75 |
| | | Perry, Claire Hodges--see 3.266 |
| | | Perry, David, Maj.--see 4.202 |
| 266 | | Perry, George Sessions [Author; photo taken at
McMurray's Bookshop, Dallas; 2 items] |
| 266 | | Perry, Ollie (near San Saba, Tex., 1897)--see
4.169 |
| 267 | | Perry, R. C. (Rufe), Capt. of Co. D, Texas
Rangers
Extent [2 items] |
| | | Persee, Thomas--see 2.167 |
| | | Pershing, John J., Lt.--see 4.202 |
| | | Peters, Pink--see 1.82 |
| | | Pew, J. Edgard, Vice-Pres.--see 3.234 |
| 268 | | Pfeuffer, George S., Sen. [New Braunfels; 2
items] |
| 269 | | Philips, John F. [Judge] |
| 270 | | Phillips, John R. [NN only] |
| 271 | | Phillips, Montgomery Wright, Round Mountain Indian Fight
[NN only] |
| 272 | | Phillips, William J. and family; Melisa Crownover
Phillips [NN only] |
| 273 | | Piedras Negras, 1882 [Palacio Municipal; 2
items] |
| 274 | | Pierce, Abel Head
"Shanghai" [Statue near
Blessing, Tex.; 3 items; NN] |
| 275 | | Pierce, Charlie [Member of Bill Doolin Outlaw
Gang] |
| | | Pierce, Frank--see 1.239 |
| | | Pierson, R. B.
"Idaho Bill," Col.--see
3.302 |
| | | Pike--see 4.169 |
| 276 | | Pine Ridge Agency, S.D. - Grand review of U.S. troops
after Indian surrender [see also 2.330] |
| 276 | | Pinkerton, Allan, Maj., Head of Secret Service-- see
3.70 |
| 277 | | Pioneer cabin |
| 278 | | Pioneer Lancers - Shield [of organization] |
| 279 | | Pioneers of the Panhandle |
| 280 | | Pistol, Cap and ball [style; 6 items] |
| 281 | | Pitts, Charley [1876; 2 items; NN] |
| 282 | | Poe, John William [Sheriff of Lincoln Co.;
NN] |
| | | Poland, J. S., Col.--see 1.257 |
| | | Pomeroy, C. A.--see 4.291 |
| 283-284 | | Pony Express [see also 1.241, 3.283, 3.284] |
| 283 | | | Barn (St. Joseph, Mo.)
[1937] |
| 284 | | | Monument, St Joseph, Mo. |
| 285 | | Pope, Ann Phillips [NN only] |
| | | Porter, Fitz John, Maj. Gen.--see 3.70 |
| | | Porter, Leo--see 1.277 |
| 286 | | Porter, William Sidney (Henry, O.) [Hill City Quartette,
1886; 8 items] |
| 287 | | Potter, Andrew Jackson |
| 288 | | Potter, Jack
Extent [2 items] |
| 289 | | Potter, Robert |
| | | Powell, Joe, Pvt.--see 4.168 |
| | | Power(?), H. R., Dr.--see 3.75 |
| | | Powers, A. R.--see 3.2 |
| 290 | | Prairie schooner
Extent [3 items] |
| 291 | | Pratt, Orson (Mormon, [Brigham Young's "right hand
man"]) |
| 292 | | Print shops, Old and San Antonio Light composing room
[1912; 2 items] |
| 293 | | Prohibition Days, West Tex. - [Building] |
| 293 | | Pruett, Ben--see 3.53 |
| 294 | | Putnam, Ed (alias Sibley) [killed 1906; 4
items] |
| | | Putman, Jim (Shafter Wines, 1890)--see 4.169 |
| | | Putman, Lige (Alice, Tex., 1906)--see 4.169 |
| 295 | | Quantrell, Wm. G. [William C., or Charles William, noted
Guerilla Chief during Civil War; 2 items; NN] |
| 295 | | Queen, Lee--see 4.169 |
| 296 | | Quigley, George and Berger, David G. [General Electric
Patent Probe] |
| 297 | | Rabago, Mujeres listas para recibir (Women ready to
receive Rabago) |
| 298 | | Rabb, Polly Crownover [NN only] |
| 299 | | Raine, Wm. McLeod, [Denver] and Hunter, J. Marvin [1934;
3 items] |
| 299 | | Ramsey, Ben, Chairman, Texas Railroad Commission--see
3.233 |
| 300 | | Ranchman taming wild horses in Tex. [NN
only] |
| 301 | | Ranck, James |
| | | Randall, Ed (1887)--see 4.167 |
| | | Randle, Mrs. (Sarah Jane)--see 7.5 |
| 302 | | Randolph, Charles D.
"Buckskin Bill," Col. [also
known as
"Poet of the Plains"; 7
items] |
| | | Ransom, H. H.--see 2.100 |
| | | Ransom, Henry, Capt.--see 4.169 |
| 303 | | Ransom, W[illia]m--see also 1.149 |
| 304 | | Rattlesnakes |
| | | Rauber, Hugo--see 3.292 |
| | | Ray, Alice--see 4.32 |
| 305 | | Reagan, John H. [4 items; DC] |
| 306 | | Rector, Lee [Attorney, State Senator, San Saba, Tex.;
Lucy Rector's father] |
| 307 | | "Red Buck" on Eufaula Trail, 1915 [SN only] |
| 307 | | Redding, R. M.--see 3.233 |
| 308 | | Reed, Ed and Clark, Will [Reed was the son of Belle
Starr; 2 items; NN; see also 3.282 for negative of Reed] |
| 309 | | Reeves, Alf and Mrs. |
| 309 | | Reid, F. J.--see 4.211 |
| 310 | | Reinarz, Alfred - Home |
| 310 | | Revel (or Houston),
"Aunt Eliza"--see
2.198 |
| 311 | | Rexford, E. E. [Eben Eugene], 1848-1916 -
Monument
Extent [2 items] |
| 312 | | Reynolds, N. O.
Extent [2 items] |
| | | Rhodes, Chas. D., Lt.--see 4.202 |
| | | Rice, Ben M.--see 4.291 |
| | | Rice, P. H.--see 1.182 |
| 313 | | Richardson, Willard ["First Journalist of Texas"; 2
items] |
| 314 | | Richmond Courthouse |
| 315 | | Richmond, Tex. and Cemetery - Scenes in courthouse and
monuments of [Mirabeau B.] Lamar, [Jane] Long, [Erastus] Deaf Smith
Extent [8 items] |
| 315 | | Richter, Eddie--see 3.292 |
| 316 | | Rickenbacker, Eddie
Extent [2 items] |
| 317 | | Rifle Collection (Frontier Times Museum)
Extent [2 items] |
| 318 | | Rifle - Old Kentucky |
| 319 | | Ripley, Henry A., Col., U.S. Army |
| | | Riter, O. E.--see 3.234 |
| | | River canyon with people and cars along rim--see NN
#96 |
| | | Robbers--see Outlaws |
| 320 | | Robbers' Roost - [Portrait of the] Wild Bunch [also
known as the
"Hole in the Wall Gang," Ft.
Worth, 1900] |
| 320 | | Roberts, Buck--see 1.182 |
| 321 | | Roberts, D. W., Capt. and Mrs., [Ranger], 1927 [2 items;
see also 2.115, 3.12] |
| 321 | | Roberts, Dan, [Capt.]--see 3.12 |
| 322 | | Roberts, O. M. [3 items; DC] |
| 322 | | Roberts, Ross--see 4.211 |
| 323 | | Robertson, Doc and Mother
Extent [2 items] |
| 324 | | Robertson, Hugh R. and Corbin, John [3 items; SN
only] |
| 325 | | Robertson, Walter and Lewis, W. W., Texas Rangers in
Loss Valley Fight, 1874 [NN only] |
| 325 | | Robinson, Jim (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see
4.166 |
| 326 | | Robinson, R. A. - Home |
| | | Robinson, Thomas H., Jr.--see 4.232 |
| | | Rockard, R.--see 3.2 |
| | | Rockwell, Kenneth--see 3.266 |
| 327 | | Rodrigues, Joe (Brother to Polly)
Extent [2 items] |
| | | Rogers, C. L.
"Kid"--see 4.169 |
| | | Rogers, Charley (1888)--see 4.167 |
| | | Rogers, Ernest (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see
4.166 |
| 328 | | Rogers, Ike., post-mortem [NN only] |
| 329 | | Rogers, J. H. [Texas Ranger; 3 items; see also 4.167,
4.169] |
| | | Rogers, John A.--see 4.51 |
| | | Rogers, Kid (1887/1888)--see 4.167 |
| | | Rogers, Malcolm J., Dr.--see 2.130 |
| | | Rogers, Stanley, Sheriff, Oklahoma City--see
3.24 |
| 330 | | Rogers, Will
Extent [7 items] |
| 331 | | Roosevelt, F. D, Pres. [2 items; see also
2.48] |
| 332 | | Roosevelt, Teddy, Menger Hotel Bar, 1898, recruiting
Rough Riders [drawing; 4 items] |
| 333 | | Roosevelt-Bullock Cowboys Reunion, Belle Fourche, S.D.,
1926 |
| Drawer | Folder |
| 4 | 1 | | Rose, Belle |
| 1 | | Rose, Mrs. (Lula)--see 4.2 |
| | | Rose, N. H. |
| 2 | | | Collection [9 items; includes portraits; NN; see also
2.220] |
| 3 | | | Copies of letters and other documents to N. H. Rose
[1918-1947, n.d.; 42 items] |
| * | | | Vs. San Antonio Brewing Company document [*oversize
removed to 7.3] |
| 4 | | Rose, Newton C. - Facsimile of Soldier's Discharge, Army
of the Confederate States,
Oct. 18, 1861
Extent [2 items] |
| 5 | | Rose of the Cimmaron (Member of the famous Doolin
Gang) |
| * | | Rosebud Indian Agency, Dakota Territory [*oversize
removed to 7.4] |
| 6 | | Ross, Mrs. (Kate B[rown]) |
| 6 | | Ross, Pease (Indian boy captured by Sul Ross at Battle
of Pease River)--see 3.248 |
| 7 | | Ross, S[hapley] P., Capt.
Extent [5 items] |
| 8 | | Ross, Tom A. [Texas Ranger] |
| 9 | | Round Top, Tex. [Art piece (photo of drawing of Round
Top), Bethelem Lutheran Church, Old Cigar Factory, Schultz Brewery and Store; 4
items] |
| 10 | | Roundup (N.M.) [NN only] |
| | | Rountree, Austin--see 4.102 |
| | | Rountree, Mason [as a boy]--see 4.102 |
| 11 | | Rountree, Mason and Kendricks, Emmet [NN
only] |
| | | Rountree, Oscar (Alice, Tex., 1906)--see
4.169 |
| | | Routh, R. D.--see 1.182 |
| | | Rubiola, Commissioner--see 4.183 |
| 12 | | Runge, Carl [School Supt., Medina County] |
| 13 | | Runnels, Hardin R. [Gov.; 5 items; DC] |
| 14 | | Rusk, Thomas J. [3 items; DC] |
| 14 | | Russel, Charles--see 3.330 |
| 15 | | Russell, Charles M., [1864-1926, Montana's
"Cowboy Artist" - Postcard]
reproduction of painting [
"Solitude"; NN] |
| 16 | | Russell, Lee L. [Cattleman, rancher; 3
items] |
| 17 | | Russell, Lillian [Actress] |
| 18 | | Russell, R. R. "Dick," Sheriff, Menard County, and Mrs.
[3 items; NN; see also 1.239] |
| 18 | | Russell, Tommy--see 1.4 |
| 19 | | Ruter, Martin [Tex. Methodist; 2 items] |
| 20 | | Rutersville, Tex. - Texas Military Institute [Fayette
County, just before Civil War; 3 items] |
| 21 | | Rutledge, Dick, Col. (Last of Kit Carson's scouts),
1926
Extent [2 items] |
| 22 | | Ryan, Bill (alias Hill, Tom; member of James Gang)
[NN] |
| 23 | | Ryan, Frank "Fatty" (Tombstone, Ariz.
policeman) |
| | | Ryland, Ike P.--see 3.279 |
| | | Rylander, Mrs. (Dolly Armstrong)--see 7.5 |
| | | Sackett, William., Brig. Gen.--see 3.70 |
| 24 | | Saddle
Extent [2 items] |
| 25 | | Sadler, M. E., Dr. [empty folder; see also
2.100] |
| 26 | | Safford, A. T. K., Second Gov. of Ariz.
[1871-1877] |
| 27 | | Saloons [New Era; Orient, Bisbee, Ariz.; Saloon at
Pecos; Senate, El Paso, Tex.; NN; see also 3.240] |
| 28 | | Sampson, Sam; Rufus Buck; Lucky Day; Maomi July
(Prisoners) [NN only] |
| 29 | | Samuels, Mrs. (Zerelda) (Mother of Jesse James) [3
items; see also 2.339] |
| | | San Antonio |
| 30 | | | Alamo Plaza and other views of the downtown [ca. 1870s
to 1930?; 30 items; NN; see also Oversize #15, #43; NN #98] |
| 31 | | | City officials, 1903 [see also 4.183] |
| 32 | | | Fiesta -
"Battle of Flowers" Parade [6
items; NN] |
| 33 | | | General views of long ago [NN only] |
| 34 | | | Hart's Saloon and Gaming House (Owned by Ernest Hart
and Jack Harris) |
| 35 | | | International Fair - Officers and
directors
Extent [2 items] |
| 36 | | | Mexican [farmer's] home |
| 37 | | | Missions and cathedrals [19 items; NN] |
| 38 | | | Old
"Bat Cave" Jail [and Police
Headquarters; 2 items; NN] |
| 39 | | | Rotter Bros. Saloon |
| 39 | | | San Antonio Light--see 3.292 |
| 40 | | | San Antonio-San Diego Mail Route, Account of [see also
1.63, 2.111; 2.130] |
| 41 | | | Silver King Gambling House [NN] |
| 42 | | | Stagecoach [of] August Santlaben [departing from] Kapp
and Munzenberger Store [to Monterrey, Mexico], 1866 [4 items; NN] |
| 43 | | | Streetcars [1900, 1904, n.d.; 3 items; NN] |
| 43 | | | Sunken Garden, Brackenridge Park--see NN
#99-100 |
| 44 | | | Views of Military Plaza [1880, 1890, n.d.; 4
items] |
| 45 | | San Augustine Mission, near Tuscon, Ariz. |
| 46 | | San Carlos, Ariz. [2 items; NN] |
| | | San Jacinto |
| 47 | | | Banner |
| 48 | | | Battle (Photo of painting [that hangs in Capitol at
Austin]) |
| 49 | | | Flag (in Capitol) [SN only; see also 4.47] |
| 50 | | | Monument [5 items; NN] |
| 51 | | | Veterans (Copy of a tintype, [ca.] 1870) |
| 52 | | | Veterans [at Park Dedication, 1910] |
| 53 | | San Marcos Baptist Academy, Musicians from [NN
only] |
| * | | San Marcos - Pioneers [*oversize removed to
7.5] |
| 54 | | San Pedro Creek (between Fort Clark and
Bracketville) |
| 55 | | San Saba Mission, near Menard, Tex. [16 items; see also
Oversize #29] |
| 56 | | San Saba, Tex.; San Saba River
Extent [2 items] |
| 57 | | Sanders, A. Collett [Littlefield, Tex.] |
| 57 | | Sands, George, Lt.--see 4.202 |
| 58 | | Santa Anna [Portraits, saddle; 6 items; NN] |
| 59 | | Satanta Exhumation Rites
Extent [11 items] |
| 60 | | Satterwhite, Jim [Old time stage driver] |
| 60 | | Satolli, Cardinal--see 1.162 |
| 61 | | Saunders, Capt. and Dubose, Lt.
Extent [3 items] |
| 62 | | Saunders, Geo. W. [6 items; NN; see also 2.89,
2.268] |
| | | Saunders, George [same as Geo. W. Saunders?]--see
1.136 |
| | | Saunders, J. W. (Yselta, Tex., 1894)--see
4.166 |
| | | Saverline, Jim, Supt., Healdton, Okla.--see
3.234 |
| 63 | | Sawyer, Dan [1925; 5 items] |
| 63 | | Scanlan, Sadie--see 1.5 |
| 64 | | Scarborough, George [5 items; NN; see also
3.168] |
| 65 | | Schieffelin, Ed. (Discoverer of Tombstone, Ariz. mines)
[Schieffelin Monument; 4 items; NN] |
| | | Schmidt, Constance--see 3.123 |
| | | Schmidt, Frank (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see
4.166 |
| | | Schmidt, Mary--see 3.123 |
| | | Schmidt, Wm. (Yselta, Tex., 1894)--see 4.166 |
| 66 | | Schoeffer, Peter and Gutenberg Shop [5 items, chiefly of
shop; SN only] |
| 67 | | School teacher,
1860 |
| 68 | | Schools, Early [see also 3.77, 3.78] |
| 68 | | Schultz, B.--see 3.2 |
| 69 | | Schweers-Saathoff Reunion (June, 1938, Castroville,
Texas) [empty folder; see also Oversize #30] |
| 70 | | Schwethelm, Capt. [1st Texas Cavalry, Civil War; photo
of painting from a tintype] |
| 71 | | Scott, David?, Dr., McCornell, Mr.? and
[illegible] |
| | | Scott, Gen.--see 3.70 |
| | | Scott, George L., Capt.--see 4.202 |
| 72 | | Scott, Walter
"Death Valley Scotty" [Death
Valley; 1934] |
| | | Scriver, Myra--see 2.221 |
| | | Sedberrry, J. M.--see 4.164 |
| 73 | | Seguin, Tex.
Extent [2 items] |
| 74 | | Sellman, John [Soldier of the C.S.A. killed by George
Scarborough; 1878; 3 items] |
| | | Severson, S. J.--see 4.291 |
| | | Sewell, James L.--see 3.233 |
| 75 | | Shafter, W. R., Maj. Gen. [NN only] |
| 75 | | Sharp, Mike--see 4.211 |
| 76 | | Sharp, Milt A. [Robbed Bodie Stage 4 times in
1880] |
| | | Sheely, Joe, Capt. (1882)--see 4.167 |
| | | Sheely, Wash (1882)--see 4.167 |
| | | Shepperd, John Ben, Chairman, Texas Historical Survey
Commission--see 3.233 |
| | | Sheridan, Gen.--see 3.70 |
| 77 | | Sheridan, Philip H., Gen.
Extent [2 items] |
| 78 | | Sherman, Tex. - Burning of [a] Negro
[1931] |
| 79 | | Sherwood, Lt. [21st Infantry; murdered during Modoc War
in the Lava Beds] |
| 80 | | Shingle-shaving horse [Machine] |
| | | Shipman--see 2.71 |
| | | Shirley, Mrs. John A.--see 4.149 |
| | | Shonsey (or Shaunsey), M.--see 3.2 |
| 81 | | Shores, Doc, Sheriff [Gunnison County,
1880s] |
| 82 | | Short, J. W., Bandera, Tex. |
| 83 | | Short, Luke [see also 1.81, 2.2] |
| 84 | | Shrunken head [at Frontier Times Museum; 9
items] |
| 85 | | Sieber, Al, [Deputy U.S.] Marshall, Scout,
Ariz. |
| 86 | | Sieker, L. P.
"Lamb" and Ed, Texas Rangers
[same person?] |
| 86 | | Sillure, Maggie--see 1.293 |
| 87 | | Silva, Jesus (Part of coroner's jury that held inquest
over Kid's body) |
| 88 | | Simms, Pink [Lawman and trailman;
autographed] |
| 89 | | Simms, W. H.
"Billy" [Cousin to Pink Simms;
3 items] |
| 90 | | Siringo, Charles [crossing the Rio Grande] |
| 90 | | Sitter, Joe (Yselta, Tex., 1894)--see 4.166 |
| 91 | | Slaughter, Apache May [Indian girl found on battle field
and adopted by Sheriff John Slaughter] |
| 91 | | Sleepy Dick--see 3.240 |
| 92 | | Smeed, J. T., Lt. - Facsimile of letter sent from
Monterrey, Mexico (Date with stamp Pt. Isabel, Feb. 15, 1847)
Extent [2 items] |
| 93 | | Smith, C. L. and Mrs. |
| 94 | | Smith, Clint and Jeff (Indian captives) [9 items; see
also 2.268] |
| 94 | | Smith, Erastus (Deaf)--see 3.315 |
| 95 | | Smith, Green River Tom [Friend of Wyatt Earp; 1st City
Marshall of Abiline, Kan., 1871] |
| 96 | | Smith, Henry [3 items; NN] |
| 97 | | Smith, Ida Greeley [Actress; grand-daughter of Horace
Greeley] |
| 98 | | Smith, Joseph (Founder of Latter Day Saints)
Extent [2 items] |
| 99 | | Smith, Judge [NN only] |
| 99 | | Smith, Mrs.--see 1.257 |
| 100 | | Smith, Seco, Bandera, Tex.; Smith, Joseph, Bexar County
(Brother to Seco) [3 items; NN] |
| 100 | | Snyder, Pi[?]--see 4.290 |
| 101 | | Solms-Braunfels, Karl, Prince
Extent [3 items] |
| 101 | | Sonnenthal--see 1.5 |
| 102 | | Sonora Gang (Children)
[1898] |
| 103 | | Sonora, Tex. - Wool hauling in the Stockman's
Paradise
Extent [3 items] |
| 104 | | Sontag, George C. [Served time in Folsom
Prison] |
| 104 | | Soper, R. G.--see 3.233 |
| 105 | | Sophia Salm-Salm, Princess |
| 106 | | Sophienburg |
| 106 | | South Dakota--see 1.218, 2.314, 2.323, 2.330, 3.276,
3.333, 4.203; see also photographer 2.253 |
| 107 | | South Texas Press Association [empty folder; see also
Oversize #31] |
| 108 | | Sowell, Asa Jorman Lee [with] sons and nephews: A. J.,
John, Paleman, Leroy and James Sowell [7 items; NN] |
| 108 | | Spalding, J. T.--see 1.126, 3.302, 4.158 |
| 109 | | Spanish Fort - Taovayas Village on Tex. side of Red
River, by George Catlin, 1834 [photo of painting; 4 items] |
| 109 | | Sparks, A. M.--see 3.133 |
| 110 | | Sparks, Wm.
"Timberline" (Author [of
"Apache Kid"; peace officer,
cattle detective, Ariz.]) |
| | | Speaks, Bob (Shafter Wines, 1890)--see 4.169 |
| | | Speck, Geo.--see 4.27 |
| 111 | | Spring Branch Cave, Boerne, Tex. [Railroad officials
posing in cave] |
| 112 | | Spring, John A. (First school teacher in
Tucson) |
| 113 | | Stage stopover - Adobe House, Ramona, Calif.
Extent [2 items] |
| 114 | | Stagecoaches - Greely Stage, Deadwood Stage, Old Mail
Coach; [Memorial Plaque, Ft. Davis, Tex.; 8 items; NN; see also
1.128] |
| 114 | | Standingham, Henry--see 3.173 |
| 115 | | Stanley, Gen., Ft. Sam Houston
[1889] |
| 116 | | Starr, Belle
Extent [3 items] |
| 117 | | Starr, Henry [Bank robber, outlaw; 4 items;
NN] |
| 118 | | State Democrative Executive Committee, Dallas,
[Feb. 23], 1902
Extent [2 items] |
| 119 | | Stebbings, Gene
"Coteau" [and his All-Ways Gun
Harness] |
| 120 | | Steele, Alphonso [Last Survivor of Battle of San
Jacinto; 5 items; NN; see also 4.52] |
| 121 | | Steele, Susan Elizabeth
"Old Settler," [Eastland,
Tex.] |
| 121 | | Steen, Ralph, Dr., Pres., Stephen F. Austin State
College--see 3.233 |
| 121 | | Steffler, Commissioner--see 4.183 |
| 122 | | Stephens, Alexander |
| 123 | | Stephens, Sam - Grave |
| | | Stephenson, George, Sgt.--see 4.202 |
| | | Sterling--see 1.115 |
| 124 | | Sterling, Bill, Col., Texas Ranger, Austin and Corpus
Christi,
1920s |
| 125 | | Stern wheeler, Old, passing draw bridge on Colorado
R[iver] |
| 126 | | Stewart, Charles
Extent [2 items] |
| 127 | | Stewart, James, [Jr.], Col.
Extent [2 items] |
| 128 | | Stiles, Billy and Mrs. (Maria) [Member of Stiles-Alvord
train robber gang; 4 items] |
| 129 | | Still mill (Bootlegging), Texas Dept. of Public
Safety |
| 130 | | Stillman Home, Brownsville [Home of Charles Stillman,
founder of Brownsville] |
| 130 | | Stim, R. and Mrs.--see 3.234 |
| 131 | | Stone, Edward L. - Library, Roanoke, Va.
Extent [2 items] |
| 132 | | Stoudenmire, Dallas, El Paso City Marshall,
1881 |
| 132 | | Strahlmann, Louis, Dr.--see 2.130 |
| 133 | | Strickland; Fetter; Burt; Terrell (4 men standing by a
car) [5 items; NN] |
| 134 | | Stringer, Billy [Early Tex. outlaw; 3 items] |
| 135 | | Stuart, Geo.W., Col., U.S. Army [148th Inf.] |
| 136 | | Sullivan, Bronco John |
| 137 | | Sullivan, Fred (Old stage driver, [Cheyenne to
Deadwood]) |
| 137 | | Sullivan, W. J. L.--see 4.164, 4.169 |
| 138 | | Surber, Thelma [on horse, rodeo
personality?] |
| | | Sutherland, S.--see 3.2 |
| | | Sweeney, M. B., Production Supt., Southwest Division,
Dallas--see 3.234 |
| | | Sweeney, M. B.--see 3.233 |
| | | Sweitzer, Nelson B., Brig. Gen.--see 3.70 |
| | | Swimming hole (river, docks, diving board)--see NN
#101 |
| 139 | | Swink, Norburn [Early settler of Tilden McMurrin
County] |
| | | Swope, Charles--see 2.167 |
| | | Sword, George, Capt.--see 1.128 |
| 140 | | Table Rock [NN only] |
| 140 | | Tabor, W. H.--see 3.2 |
| 141 | | Taft, Pres. [visiting Del Rio; 9 items; NN] |
| 142 | | Tanner, Richard
"Diamond Dick," Dr. [NN
only] |
| 143 | | Taos, New Mexico Church (Penitente Morado) [see also
3.265] |
| 144 | | Tarpley Pass; Tarpley Mail
Extent [2 items] |
| 145 | | Tate, John C. [NN only] |
| 146 | | Taylor, Creed, Capt. (Frontiersman [near Noxville,
Tex.])
Extent [4 items] |
| | | Taylor, Creed [same as Capt. Creed Taylor?]--see
4.169 |
| | | Taylor, Gen.--see 3.70 |
| 147 | | Taylor, Miss [NN only] |
| 148 | | Taylor, Pink (San Antonio Peace Officer and cowman) [NN
only] |
| 149 | | Taylor, T. U. [Professor Emeritus, University of Texas;
6 items] |
| 150 | | Taylor, Zachary, Pres. |
| 151 | | Telephone Building (Independent),
1928 |
| 152 | | Teller, Henry Morse, Pres. Arthur's Sec[retar]y of
Interior |
| 153 | | Temple Square, Salt Lake City, Utah [Tabernacle, Temple;
3 items] |
| | | Templeton, Wallace (Scout)--see 4.202 |
| | | Terrablanca, Fernando and Senora--see 1.155 |
| | | Terrell--see 4.133 |
| 154 | | Terry, David S., Judge [Calif.] |
| | | Tesehemaker, H.--see 3.2 |
| | | Texas |
| | | | Alamo--see 1.8, 4.30, 5.33, 6.14, Oversize
#43 |
| | | | Alice--see 4.169 |
| | | | Alpine--see 1.14, 4.191; see also photographer
1.237 |
| | | | Amarillo--see 1.19 |
| | | | Austin--see 1.34-1.36, 1.54, 1.161, 3.192, 4.48,
4.124, 4.170, 4.171, 4.174, 4.263, Oversize #20, #45; see also photographer
1.57, 1.87, 2.94, 2.114, 2.128, 2.240, 2.249, 3.78, 3.96, 3.241, 3.286,
4.286 |
| | | | Bandera--see 1.43, 1.44, 1.45, 1.47, 1.198, 2.94,
2.156, 2.176, 2.224, 3.170, 4.82, 4.100, 4.228, 5.29, 7.1, Oversize #2, #6,
#11-14, #22-23, #26-27, NN #59-65; see also Frontier Times Museum |
| | | | Bastrop--see 3.241 |
| | | | Beaumont--see 3.234 |
| | | | Big Bend--see 1.79 |
| | | | Beeville--see photographer 1.60 |
| | | | Belton--see photographer 5.1 |
| | | | Blessing--see 3.274 |
| | | | Boerne--see 1.96, 3.214, 4.111 |
| | | | Brenham--see photographer 3.108 |
| | | | Brownsville--see 1.119, 4.130 |
| | | | Brownwood--see 1.120, 2.346; see also photographer
2.58 |
| | | | Bryan--see photographer 4.240, 5.8 |
| | | | Burnet--see 2.69, 2.221, 4.276 |
| | | | Burton--see 3.108 |
| | | | Camp Colorado--see 1.156 |
| | | | Camp Verde--see 1.157 |
| | | | Canyon--see 4.205 |
| | | | Carlsbad--see 1.163 |
| | | | Castroville--see 4.69, Oversize #30 |
| | | | Center Point--see photographer 4.72 |
| | | | Chocolate Bayou--see 3.6 |
| | | | Colorado--see 4.165 |
| | | | Comanche--see photographer 3.33 |
| | | | Comfort--see 1.221, 3.225 |
| | | | Corpus Christi--see 1.230, 4.124, 4.162 |
| | | | Dallas--see 3.234, 3.266, 4.118, 5.29, |
| | | | Del Rio--see 1.56, 1.117, 1.174, 1.274-1.277, 2.141,
3.66, 4.3, 4.141, 4.243, Oversize #86-87, NN #88, 93-95; see also photographer
1.64 |
| | | | Driftwood--see 3.155 |
| | | | Dripping Springs--see 2.12 |
| | | | Eagle Pass--see 2.21, 3.201, 4.204; see also
photographer 1.275, 2.21, 3.273 |
| | | | Eastland--see 4.121 |
| | | | El Paso--see 2.27, 4.27, 4.132, 4.293, 6.6; see also
photographer 3.30, 4.64 |
| | | | Enchanted Rock--see 2.31 |
| | | | Fort Brown--see 2.64 |
| | | | Fort Chadbourne--see 2.65 |
| | | | Fort Concho--see 2.67 |
| | | | Fort Crittenden--see 2.68 |
| | | | Fort Croghan--see 2.69 |
| | | | Fort Davis--see 1.29, 2.70, 2.71, 3.193, 4.114,
4.197 |
| | | | Fort Griffin--see 2.72 |
| | | | Fort Inge--see 2.75 |
| | | | Fort Lancaster--see 2.76 |
| | | | Fort McKavet--see 2.78 |
| | | | Fort Parker--see 2.80 |
| | | | Fort Richardson--see 2.82 |
| | | | Fort Ringgold--see 2.83, Oversize #19 |
| | | | Fort Sam Houston--see 2.54, 4.3, 4.115, Oversize #3,
#46 |
| | | | Fort Stockton--see 1.220 |
| | | | Fort Worth--see 1.71, 2.87, 3.170, 3.320, 4.282,
Oversize #8 |
| | | | Fredericksburg--see 2.88, 3.147, 3.148,
3.218, |
| | | | Frio Town--see 2.91 |
| | | | Frost--see 2.96 |
| | | | Galveston--see 1.233, 2.33, Oversize #24; see also
photographer 2.128 |
| | | | Giddings--see 3.83 |
| | | | Goliad--see 3.36 |
| | | | Harper--see 2.53; see also photographer
2.214 |
| | | | Hondo--see 3.214 |
| | | | Houston--see 1.158, 2.29, 2.95, 2.221, 2.205, 2.198;
see also photographer 1.58, 1.286, 2.189, 2.228 |
| | | | Henrietta--see 5.48 |
| | | | Huntsville--see 4.59 |
| | | | Independence--see 1.216, 1.243, 2.185, 2.199, 2.206,
2.207, 2.228 |
| | | | Indianola--see 3.48 |
| | | | Jacksboro--see 2.82; see also photographer 2.82,
2.238 |
| | | | Jim Wells County--see 1.252 |
| | | | Johnson City--see 1.28, 3.1 |
| | | | Junction--see 2.186, 3.20, 3.229 |
| | | | Kerrville--see 2.31, 3.26; see also photographer 2.31,
3.225 |
| | | | La Grange--see 3.38, 3.177, 3.178, Oversize
#49 |
| | | | Lampasas--see 3.41 |
| | | | Langtry--see 3.151 |
| | | | Lantry--see 1.294 |
| | | | Leakey--see 3.56, 4.186, 4.220, 4.273, NN
#92 |
| | | | Lima (formerly Fagan)--see 2.46, 3.68 |
| | | | Littlefield--see 4.57 |
| | | | Llano--see 3.80, 3.189; see also photographer 1.64,
3.176, 3.189, 4.30 |
| | | | Marfa--see 2.215 |
| | | | Marlin--see photographer 1.224 |
| | | | Mason--see 3.123; see also photographer 1.77, 2.220,
3.123 |
| | | | Matagorda--see 1.195, 2.52 |
| | | | McAllen--see Oversize #33 |
| | | | Medina--see 2.147, 3.90, 3.139, 4.12 |
| | | | Menard--see 2.193, 3.37, 3.141, 4.18, 4.55, Oversize
#29, #34-35, #47-48 |
| | | | Menardville--see 3.141; see photographer
5.9 |
| | | | Midland--see 3.153 |
| | | | Milam County--see 1.121 |
| | | | Mineral Wells--see Oversize #7 |
| | | | Nacogdoches--see 3.233 |
| | | | New Braunfels--see 3.207, 3.214, 3.268, Oversize
#20 |
| | | | Noxville--see 4.146 |
| | | | Nueces County--see 1.252 |
| | | | Nueces River--see 3.224 |
| | | | Odessa--see 2.336 |
| | | | Old Washington--see 1.114, 2.152 |
| | | | Paris--see Oversize #50-51 |
| | | | Pearsall--see 3.52 |
| | | | Pecos--see 1.179, 3.144, 3.261, 4.27 |
| | | | Pioneer--see 1.227 |
| | | | Port Arthur--see photographer 4.50 |
| | | | Realitos--see 4.166 |
| | | | Rhome--see 3.228, 4.214 |
| | | | Richmond--see 3.315 |
| | | | Rocksprings--see 4.253; see also photographer
1.24 |
| | | | Round Mountain--see 2.158, 3.271 |
| | | | Round Rock--see 2.181; see also photographer
1.293 |
| | | | Round Top--see 1.72, 3.119, 4.9 |
| | | | Rutersville--see 4.20 |
| | | | Salado--see 3.154 |
| | | | San Angelo--see 1.239, 2.206, 2.222, 3.135 |
| | | | San Antonio--see 1.69; 1.284, 1.285, 2.90, 2.111,
2.113, 2.130, 2.215, 2.221, 2.269, 3.95, 3.129, 3.142, 3.156, 3.226, 3.292,
3.332, 4.3, 4.30-4.44, 4.148, 4.179, 4.183, 4.289, 6.14, 7.3, 7.6, Oversize
#15, #20, #31, #37, #43; see also Alamo; see also photographer 1.6, 1.8, 1.42,
1.60, 1.64, 1.106, 1.136, 1.160, 1.166, 1.168, 1.217, 1.237, 1.229, 2.14, 2.45,
2.105, 2.170, 2.211, 3.53, 3.77, 3.207, 3.317, 4.12, 4.30, 4.37, 4.38, 4.139,
4.229, 4.277, 5.5, 5.9, NN #98-100 |
| | | | San Felipe--see 1.33 |
| | | | San Jacinto--see 1.103, 4.47-4.52, 4.120 |
| | | | San Marcos--see 3.214, 4.53, 7.5 |
| | | | San Saba--see 3.306, 4.56, 4.169 |
| | | | Saratoga--see 3.234 |
| | | | Seguin--see 1.23, 4.73; see also photographer
4.233 |
| | | | Sherman--see 4.78 |
| | | | Sonora--see 3.197, 4.103, 4.278; see also photographer
5.13 |
| | | | Tascosa--see 3.85 |
| | | | Temple--see 1.226; see also photographer
5.1 |
| | | | Tuckertown--see 4.193 |
| | | | Uvalde--see photographer 4.273 |
| | | | Valley Mills--see 2.339 |
| | | | Victoria--see 3.110; see also photographer
3.48 |
| | | | Waco--see 3.42, 4.221 |
| | | | Washington-on-the-Brazos--see 2.229,
4.239-4.241 |
| | | | White Plains--see 4.260 |
| | | | Wichita Falls--see 4.261, Oversize #10, #52; see also
photographer 2.250 |
| | | | Williamson County--see 4.266 |
| | | | Winedale--see 2.169, 3.49, 3.65 |
| | | | Yselta--see 4.166 |
| | | | Zapata--see photographer 1.278 |
| | | Texas A&M University--see 1.1, 2.114, Oversize #21,
#32 |
| 155 | | Texas Declaration of Independence
(Facsimile) |
| 156 | | Texas Development Co. [Pink Terrazzo Quarry, plant
layout; 2 items] |
| 157 | | Texas First Whitehouse
Extent [2 items] |
| 158 | | Texas Jack (Omohundro, J. B.) [2 items; NN; see also
1.133, 1.257] |
| | | Texas Navy [see also 2.229] |
| 159 | | | Austin (Sloop); San Antonio (Schooner)
Extent [2 items] |
| 160 | | | Boats and monument (from picture hanging in office of
S[gt.] of Arms) [SN only] |
| 161 | | Texas panhandlers, 1884 [NN only] |
| 162 | | Texas Press Association, Corpus Christi, 1930 [2 items;
see also Oversize #8, #33] |
| 162 | | Texas Rangers--see 1.30, 1.209, 1.217, 1.278, 1.283,
2.4, 2.8, 2.59, 2.97, 2.115, 2.160, 2.211, 3.14, 3.15, 3.42, 3.64, 3.98, 3.109,
3.161, 3.164, 3.169, 3.232, 3.267, 3.321, 3.325, 3.329, 4.8, 4.86, 4.124,
4.163-4.169, Oversize #9, #34, #35 |
| 163 | | Texas Rangers [empty folder; see following folders for
companies] |
| 164 | | | Company B
Extent [5 items] |
| 165 | | | Company C
Extent [6 items] |
| 166 | | | Company D [11 items; NN] |
| 167 | | | Company F
Extent [10 items] |
| 168 | | | Headquarters Company [1919; 5 items] |
| 169 | | | Unidentified companies [17 items; NN] |
| 170 | | Texas State Cemetery, Austin, showing monuments at
graves of [John A.] Wharton, [Stephen F.] Austin, [Albert Sidney?] Johnston,
[Jane?] Long, etc.
Extent [7 items] |
| 171 | | Texas State Library, Austin [Gov. Hubbard's chair,
Reading room; 8 items] |
| | | Thalis, T. Cook--see 4.169 |
| | | Thallman, Lora--see 4.144 |
| | | Thomas, Gen.--see 3.70 |
| 172 | | Thomas, Heck, Capt., U.S. Marshall [Okla., d.1912; 4
items] |
| 173 | | Thomason, Capt. [Hunting Expedition to Africa (1929),
Various animal trophies; NN only] |
| 174 | | Thompson, Ben [City Marshall, Austin 1880-1881; 7 items;
NN] |
| | | Thompson, Bernice, alias Long, Opal--see
4.232 |
| | | Thompson, Billy--see 4.174 |
| | | Thompson, Chas.--see 1.257 |
| 175 | | Thompson, Crim Q. [Minneapolis, Kan., with longhorns; 3
items] |
| 176 | | Thompson, Gerald, Execution of, [by] electric
chair |
| 177 | | Thompson, Kid [2 items; NN] |
| 178 | | Thompson, Tommy, Gen.
Extent [3 items] |
| | | Thompson, W. A., Capt.--see 3.159 |
| | | Thompson, Wm.--see 1.257 |
| 179 | | Thornhill, Sadie (San Antonio Chili Queen) |
| 179 | | Threntam, Charles--see 4.164 |
| 180 | | Throckmorton, J. W., Gov.
Extent [2 items] |
| | | Throckmorton, Sgt.--see 4.169 |
| | | Throp, Jim (Scout)--see 4.202 |
| 181 | | Tilghman, Bill [Chief of Police, Oklahoma City, 1912; 2
items; NN] |
| 182 | | Time-Life photographs (from Hunter Collection) [Circus
elephant and woman, L.A. Heinen Grocery Store, interior of home with
unidentified women, unidentified man and woman drinking Coca-Cola, unidentified
young woman in parlor; 5 items] |
| | | Tinkle, Lon--see 2.100 |
| | | Tinsdale, D. R.--see 3.2 |
| 183 | | Tobin, John W., Mayor, San Antonio [1923-1927; 2 items;
NN] |
| 184 | | Todd, Geo. B., Dr., U.S.N. [Surgeon, U.S. Monitor
Montana] |
| 185 | | Tombstone, Ariz. [Bird Cage Theatre, Boothill Graveyard,
Can Can Restaurant, Cochise County Courthouse, Modoc Stage, O. K. Corral, Sheep
Head (Mountain); 23 items; NN] |
| 186 | | Tomerlin, W. J. (Real County pioneer), Leakey,
Tex.
Extent [2 items] |
| 186 | | Towler, George F., Saratoga, Tex.--see 3.234 |
| 187* | | Trail drivers, Old time [5 items; NN; *oversize removed
to 7.6; see also Oversize #36, #37] |
| 187 | | Travis, Mrs. Julian Wilson--see 7.5 |
| 188 | | Travis, William B. [Col.; 8 items; some DC] |
| 189 | | Traylor, C. T. - Home? |
| 190 | | Troutman, Joanna (Maker of Lone Star flag)
[postcard] |
| 191 | | Truman, Harry, Pres. [Alpine, Tex. (1948), Birthplace
(Lamar, Mo.); 3 items] |
| 191 | | Tsai Ting Kai--see 2.136 |
| 192 | | Tubbs, Poker Alice [Gambler, poker dealer; 4 items;
NN] |
| | | Tucker, G. R.--see 3.2 |
| | | Tucker, George--see 4.166, 4.169 |
| | | Tucker, S. S.--see 3.2 |
| 193 | | Tuckertown, Tex. - Oil wells [Navarro
County] |
| 194 | | Tucson, Ariz. [San Xavier Hotel, San Xavier Mission; 3
items] |
| | | Turner, Dule (2nd husband of Anne E. Turner)--see
7.5 |
| | | Turner, Mrs. (Anne E.) (Honoree of party)--see
7.5 |
| | | Turner, P. R., Capt.--see 2.89 |
| 195 | | Twain, Mark - Home [Carson City, Nev.; 1926] |
| 196 | | Twohig Mansion
Extent [2 items] |
| | | Unidentified |
| 197 | | | Group on rocks, Ft. Davis, 1908 [Inscription:
"On the rocks of Li[mpia?]
Canyon"] |
| 198 | | | Man with camera on rocks (Dept. of Public
Safety) |
| * | | | Oversize prints [*oversize removed to 7.7]
U.S. |
| | | | Army |
| 199* | | | | Officers - Presidio of San Francisco, 1914 [2 items;
*oversize removed to 7.8] |
| 200 | | | | Second Engineers, Second Division [empty folder; see
also Oversize #42] |
| | | | Cavalry |
| 201 | | | | Officers of the 1st., stationed at Ft. Keogh, Mont.,
1890-1891 [during winter occupation] |
| 202 | | | | Officers [of the] 6th [who fought in Sioux Indian
War; 4 items] |
| 203 | | | | 7th, in Battle of Wounded Knee, S.D., 1891 [2 items;
NN] |
| 204 | | | Customs Force, Eagle Pass, Tex., 1892 [NN
only] |
| 205 | | | Mail Rte. - Canyon, Tex. to Plainview,
1903 |
| 206 | | | Navy - Officers and personnel; U.S. Army - Officers
and personnel and other notables from W. W. II period [empty folder; items not
in collection] |
| 207 | | | Troops, Dec., 1900 - March up Cheyenne
River |
| | | University of Texas--see 1.258, 4.149, 4.208 |
| 208 | | University of Texas [Old Main Building (postcard);
Undergraduate Library (SN only); 2 items] |
| 209 | | Urschel, Chas.(?) |
| 209 | | Utah--see 3.118, 3.182, 3.208, 4.153, 4.210 |
| 210 | | Utah - Various monuments commemorating early cattle
trails, Indian battles, pioneers and places
Extent [4 items] |
| 211 | | Val Verde County Peace Officers,
1909 |
| 212 | | Van Dorn, Earl [Col. and later Maj. Gen. of the
Confederacy; 4 items] |
| 213 | | Van Ness Driver (Six mule jerk line?) |
| 213 | | Vance, Ed--see 4.169 |
| 214 | | Vanmeter, Mr. [Rhome, Tex.; 2 items] |
| 215 | | Vansquez, Tiburcio [Early Calif. bandit and
robber] |
| 215 | | Varnum. C. A., Lt.--see 1.257 |
| 216 | | Velasco Treaty
Extent [7 items] |
| 217 | | Vertasell, Wyo. - Chuckwagon
[1909] |
| 218 | | Villa, Pancho
Extent [12 items] |
| 219 | | Vineyard Haven, Mass. - Grace Episcopal Church with
fiftieth wedding anniversary announcement of Mira Fisher White and William
Washington Neifert [SN & NN only] |
| 219 | | Vivian, C. B.--see 3.279 |
| 220 | | Vogel, A. G., Leakey, Tex. [Merchant] |
| 220 | | Vought, T. L., Col.--see 4.291 |
| 221 | | Waco - [Deed of first lot sold, March 16, 1894; 4
items] |
| | | Wade, W. S., Sgt.--see 2.167 |
| | | Waehlerh[?], Kathleen--see 2.221 |
| 222 | | Wagner, Joseph George [SN only] |
| 223 | | Waitman, George, alias Red Buck (Member of Doolin
Gang) |
| 224 | | Wakefield, Lyman, [Sheriff, Cochise County, Ariz., early
days; 2 items] |
| 224 | | Walcott, Frank--see 3.2 |
| 225 | | Walker, A. G. [SN only] |
| 226 | | Walker, A. T. - Ranch, near Reedsport, Or. [NN
only] |
| 227 | | Walker, Henry
"Silent Hank" |
| 228 | | Walker, Jim (Honorary member Bandera County Old Settlers
Assoc[iation]) [see also 1.44] |
| | | Wallace, Geo. D., Lt.--see 1.257 |
| | | Wallace, W. B.--see 3.2 |
| 229 | | Wallace, [William Alexander Anderson]
"Big Foot" [13 items;
NN] |
| | | Wallace, Wm. H., Capt.--see 4.202 |
| | | Wallace, Yolande--see 1.5 |
| | | Wallis, Gladys--see 1.4 |
| 230 | | Walters, Lorenzo D. [Son of James Edwin Walters; 4
items] |
| 231 | | Walters, Rhoda Ann Hicks (Wife of Dr. John William
Walters)
[1829-1873] |
| 232 | | Wanted Photos (Modern-day outlaws)
Extent [22 items] |
| 232 | | Ward, F. K.--see 4.201 |
| 233 | | Warnke, Mary |
| 234 | | Warren, George (Ariz. copper miner) |
| 235 | | Washington and the Ark of the Convenant |
| 236 | | Washington, George - Facsimile of newspaper account of
burial dated Jan. 4(?), 1800 [2 items; NN of sword] |
| 237 | | Washington, L. A., Dr. and Mrs. (Martha D.) -
Gravestones
Extent [4 items] |
| 238 | | Washington Monument, Washington, D.C. [NN
only] |
| | | Washington-on-the-Brazos |
| 239 | | | First Capitol of Texas
Extent [6 items] |
| 240 | | | Independence Hall [and various views, monuments,
buildings; 38 items] |
| 241 | | | Plat
Extent [3 items] |
| 242 | | Water hauler [Jose Admendadis, of Tilden, McMullen
County] |
| 242 | | Watson, Harold, Col.--see 3.331 |
| 243 | | Weathersbee, W. E. [Del Rio, Tex.] |
| 244 | | Weaver, Mr. (?) |
| 244 | | Webb, Alexander S., Brig. Gen.--see 3.70 |
| 245 | | Webb, Geo. W., and Mrs. (Lorena Jane), [Editor and
Associate Editor
"Winners of the West," St.
Joseph, Mo.; 2 items] |
| | | Webb, Grover--see 3.94 |
| | | Webber, Joe--see 1.3 |
| 246 | | Weiner, Mrs. John E. |
| | | Welch, Ed--see 2.79 |
| | | Welch, Frank--see 2.79 |
| | | Well, L. B.--see 4.164 |
| 247 | | Wells Fargo - Office |
| 248 | | Wells, Mrs. L. C. (Postmistress, Bullhead [now Vance],
Edwards County)
[1885] |
| | | Werner, Jim (Teamster)--see 4.164 |
| | | Wernette, John--see 4.211 |
| 249 | | West, DuVal [Federal Judge; 8 items; see also
4.295] |
| 249 | | West, Frank, Capt.--see 4.202 |
| 250 | | West Texas Ranch Headquarters |
| 251 | | West, Tom and Chambers, Ed - Monument to early
cowboys
Extent [2 items] |
| 251 | | Weston, Park--see 4.169 |
| 252 | | Wharton, John A., [Maj. Gen., 1829-1865] - Grave [see
also 4.170] |
| 253 | | Wheat, Ira and Mrs. [Rocksprings, Tex.; 2
items] |
| 254 | | Wheaton, Lloyd, Maj. Gen. |
| | | Wheeler, Carlie--see 1.44 |
| | | Wheeler, Daisy--see 3.123 |
| 255 | | Wheeler, Grant (Train robber, [Ariz.,
Calif.]) |
| 256 | | Wheeler, Harry, Sheriff, Cochise County,
Ariz.
Extent [2 items] |
| 257 | | Wheeler, Henry M., Dr. (Killed Clel Miller in
James-Younger Robbery at Northfield Bank)
Extent [2 items] |
| 257 | | Whitcomb, E. W.--see 3.2 |
| 258 | | White, Crawford, Guadalajara, Mexico |
| | | White, Groff--see 4.169 |
| | | White, J. C.--see 3.24 |
| 259 | | White, Mrs. (Mary [Kiziah Faris]) |
| 260 | | White Plains, Tex., Burning of Negro near [2 items; see
also 2.142] |
| 260 | | White, Tom--see 4.169 |
| 261 | | Wichita Falls, Tex.- [Wagon loads of wheat; 3 items;
NN] |
| 262 | | Wickmiller, C. P. (Early day druggist and photographer,
[Okla.])
Extent [2 items] |
| 263 | | Wilbarger, Josiah - Tombstone [near Austin where scalped
and killed by Indians; 2 items] |
| 264 | | Wilcox, Frank [Assistant Bookkeeper at bank held up by
James-Younger Gang in Northfield, Minn.; 3 items] |
| | | Wilder, W. L., Lt.--see 3.159 |
| | | Wiley, B.--see 3.2 |
| | | Williams Family [photograph, taken ca. 1900, at 208
Calhoun St, Houston]--see 2.198 |
| | | Williams, Franklin Weston--see 2.198 |
| | | Williams, J. H.--see 4.164 |
| | | Williams, James Royston--see 2.198 |
| | | Williams, Margaret Lea Houston (Maggie)--see
2.198 |
| | | Williams, Marian Lea--see 2.198 |
| | | Williams, Sam Houston--see 2.198 |
| 265 | | Williams, Wat [Wild horse rider] |
| 266 | | Williamson County Courthouse
Extent [2 items] |
| 266 | | Williamson, Geo. McK., Lt.--see 4.202 |
| 267 | | Williamson, Robert McAlpin
"Three-legged
Willie"
Extent [2 items] |
| 268 | | Wilson, Mark - Monument [NN only] |
| 269 | | Wilson, R. D. [U.S. Cavalryman, 1870-75] |
| 269 | | Wilson, W. A.--see 3.2 |
| 270 | | Winans, Maj. Gen. |
| 271 | | Winedale Inn
Extent [13 items] |
| 272 | | Winn, Grandma (?) |
| 273 | | Winn, Mrs. Jim (Pearl Alexander), Leakey, Edwards
County,
1889 |
| 274 | | Winn, R. A., Mrs. and grandson [NN only] |
| 275 | | Winn, Rufe |
| 275 | | Wisconsin--see 2.56, 2.221, Oversize #28; see also
photographer 2.260, 2.304 |
| 276 | | Wite, Lyman [Grave and temple ruins, Burnet,
Tex.] |
| 277 | | Withers, J. R. and Mrs. [Early settlers of La Salle
County] |
| 277 | | Wood, Leonard, Dr.--see 3.159 |
| 278 | | Woodruff, D. B. (Newspaperman [and Justice of the
Peace], Sonora, Tex., [1890s]) |
| 278 | | Woods, Dr. [and] Mrs.--see 7.5 |
| 279 | | Woodward, J. O., Judge |
| 280 | | Woody, Sam [and Mrs.] - Home in Wise
Co[unty]
Extent [3 items] |
| 280 | | Word, Cal--see 4.102 |
| 281 | | Worley, Mr. (?) [NN only] |
| 282 | | Worth, Gen. (Man for whom city of Ft. Worth was named;
[Mexican War veteran])
Extent [2 items] |
| 283 | | Wounded Knee, Battle of
Extent [6 items] |
| | | Wright, Commissioner--see 4.183 |
| | | Wright, [M.] H.--see 4.169 |
| | | Wright, Milam--see 4.211 |
| | | Wyatt, Walter--see 4.102 |
| 284 | | Wyatt, Zip [alias Yeager, Dick] |
| 285 | | Wyndham, P. (?), Col., U.S. Army |
| | | Wyoming--see 1.164, 2.63, 2.77, 2.221, 2.334, 3.2, 3.47,
3.239, 4.217, |
| | | Yarborough, Ralph W.--see 1.270 |
| | | Yates, G. W., Capt.--see 1.257 |
| | | Yates, Mrs.--see 1.257 |
| | | Yeager, Dick--see 4.284 |
| 286 | | Yelvington, Ramsey |
| 287 | | Young, Brigham [Home, Nauvoo, Ill., Portrait; 2
items] |
| 288 | | Young, Cole (Arizona outlaw)
Extent [2 items] |
| 289 | | Young, J. C. [San Antonio, Tex.; NN] |
| 290 | | Younger, Bob, James and Cole [18 items; NN] |
| 291 | | Younger Brothers, Captors of [2 items; NN] |
| 292 | | Younger, H. W., Col. and Mrs. [Parents of Younger
Brothers; NN; see also 4.290] |
| 292 | | Younger, Henrietta--see 4.290 |
| 293 | | Yselta Mission, El Paso, Tex.
Extent [4 items] |
| 294 | | Yuma, Arizona [Old Territorial Prison, Penitentiary
Library; NN only] |
| 295 | | Zapata, Emiliano, Gen. and West, DuVal [NN
only] |
| 296 | | Zholgoz, Mr. [Murderer of Pres. Wm. McKinley; 2
items] |
| 296 | | Zuber, W. P.--see 4.52 |
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