Hunter-Rose Collection: A Preliminary Inventory of Their Collection at the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center [Part I]

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Hunter-Rose Collection:

A Preliminary Inventory of Their Collection at the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center [Part I]



	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

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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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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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Hunter-Rose Collection--Folder List



I. Identified Photographs
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

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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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Hunter-Rose Collection--Folder List

I. Identified Photographs