urn:taro:utexas.hrc.00271 Hunter-Rose Collection: A Preliminary Inventory of Their Collection at the Harry Ransom Center Finding aid created by Ransom Center Staff Harry Ransom Center, 2003 Text converted by SPI Content Sciences Inc., July 2003. Finding aid written in English. Collection Summary Harry Ransom Center, The University of Texas at Austin Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957 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. Noah H. Rose and J. Marvin Hunter Collection 1850s-1940 Photography Collection PH-00271 English circa 8,000 items in 5 drawer filing cabinet, 7 document boxes, 1 oversize flat file drawer (14.58 linear feet) Acquisition:

Gift, circa 1960s

 Access:

Open for research, except as noted in Access and Reproduction Restrictions.

 Processed by:

Rebecca Altermatt, 1997; Susan McClellan, 1998

 Scope and Contents

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 signedCC--Caldwell CollectionDC--Dienst CollectionDRC--Dick Rudisill CollectionFBC--Frank H. Bushick CollectionHC--Hunter CollectionNN--nitrate negativeNV--nitrate vaultP&N--print and negativeSN--safety negativeTLS--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.)

 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 ArchivistWestern History CollectionsMonnet Hall, Rm. 452University of OklahomaNorman, OK 73019

phone (405) 325-3717

fax (405) 325-2943

http://www-lib.ou.edu/depts/west/index.htm

 Hunter-Rose Collection--Folder List I. Identified Photographs 1 1 A & M Faculty [1883] 1 1 Ables, John--see 1.81 1 2 Ace O' Diamond and rider [2 items] 1 3-5 Actors and actresses [31 items; cabinet cards and/or cigarette cards; see also 1.53, 4.17, 4.95] 1 6 Adami, Mabel; Adami, Walter [2 items] 1 Adams, Emil, Maj.--see 4.202 1 Adams, John Quincy--see 4.201 1 Adams, John--see 1.44 1 Adamson, A. D.--see 3.2 1 7 Adamson, Amanda - Home 1 Admendadis, Jose--see 4.242 1 African-Americans--see 1.287, 4.78, 4.260 1 8 Alamo [14 items] 1 Alexis, Grand Duke--see 1.257 1 Albritton, Val--see 1.277 1 Aldrich, R. W., Capt.--see 2.347 1 9 Aldridge, F. C. 1 10 Alfonso XIII, King [1886-1941] 1 11 Allee, Alfred Y. [2 items; see also 4.165] 1 Allen, Earl, Rev. (Baptist Church, Independence)--see 2.206 1 Allen, F. W., Pvt.--see 2.167 1 Allen, Steve--see 3.173, Oversize #4 1 12 Allison, Clay, of the Washita [3 items] 1 13 Allred, James V., Gov. [see also 4.149] 1 14 Alpine, Tex. [1908; 2 items] 1 15 Altgelt, Mrs. E. H. 1 16 Alto Frio Encampment, 1921 [empty folder; see also NN #79-83] 1 16 Alvary, Max [3 images]--see 1.5 1 17 Alverson, Leonard 1 18 Alvord, Burt [see also 2.183] 1 19 Amarillo, ca. 1900 [2 items] 1 20 Amberg, Joseph and Kessler, Morris (Brooklyn hoodlums) 1 20 Ames, R. F., Lt.--see 3.159 1 21 Ames Ranch, San Diego County, Calif. [2 items] 1 Ancker, Mrs. Theodore (Rose)--see 4.232 1 Anders, Lee--see 4.169 1 22 Anderson, Bill, Capt. 1 Anderson, E.--see 4.201 1 Anderson, H. E., U.S. Dept. of Justice--see 3.24 1 23 Anderson, L. B. ["Cowboy," Seguin, Tex.; 1876; 2 items] 1 24 Animals & etc. (Bats, [buffalo, burros], cats, [cattle], deer, fish, insects, [mules, rattlesnakes, scorpion], snakes, [tarantula, turkeys, vinegaron]) [19 items; NN] 1 24 Appell, Dr.--see 2.71 1 25 Archduke Francis Joseph of Austria [1905] 1 Arias, Harmodio, Pres., Panama--see 3.331 1 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 1 Arizona Rangers--see 1.26, 2.103, 3.190 1 26 Arizona Rangers, Group of, at Morenci, 1903 [NN] 1 27 Arkansas Tom (Daugherty, Roy; alias Jones, Tom; [member of Doolin gang]) [2 items; NN] 1 27 Armstrong, Wm.--see 3.2 1 28 Arrow Head Museum, Johnson City, Tex. [see also 3.1] 1 29 Arrowhead Collection at Fort Davis, Tex. 1 Aten, Cal (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see 4.166 1 Aten, Ed--see 3.12 1 30 Aten, Ira, Texas Ranger, 1887 [NN; see also 3.12] 1 30 Auchiah, James (Grandson of Satanta)--see 4.59 1 31 Aurora, Nev. (Mining town) [1906, 1947; 5 items] 1 32 Austin, Stephen F. [13 items; see also 4.170] 1 33 Statue and replica of home, San Felipe State Park [2 items] 1 34 Statue by Eliz[abeth] Ney in rotunda of Capitol, Austin [2 items] 1 35-36 Austin, Tex. 1 35 Scenes [ca. 1875-1923], acquired 3-21-63 from Dorothy Harrell, Austin [12 items] 1 36 Photostat of American Statesman page commemorating Austin's 100th Anniversary, March 26, 1939 1 36 Authors--see 1.122, 1.291, 2.116, 3.137, 3.266, 3.286, 4.110 1 37 Baca, Elfego [1937; see also 2.347] 1 38 Bache, Richard, 1737-1811 (Son-in-law of B[enjamin] Franklin) [Afgachrome slide only] 1 Bachehus, Mike and Haynes, John J., age 18--see 2.158 1 Badger, Lt.--see 1.257 1 39 Bailey, Joseph W. [3 items] 1 39 Baker, A. Y.--see 4.169 1 40 Baker, Eph [empty folder; see also 1.208] 1 Baker, J. H.--see 4.169 1 Baker, Johnny--see 1.128 1 Baker, Jules--see 4.169 1 Baldwin, Kid--see 1.171 1 41 Baldwin, Thurman (alias Skeeter; member of Bill Cook gang) [see also 1.222] 1 42 Band, 33rd Regiment, 1899 1 43 Bandera art class, [Jose Arpa's], 1926 1 Bandera County 1 44 Old Settlers [Association] 1 1924 [see NN #59-63] 1 44 1926, 1929, 1940 [14 items; NN; see also 4.228, Oversize #26, #27] 1 45 Scenes and monuments [1863, n.d.; 13 items; see also Oversize #3] 1 46 Bandera dinosaur tracks 1 47 Bandera, Tex. [1910, 1922, 1928, 1933, n.d.; 28 items; NN] 1 Bandits--see Outlaws 1 Bannister, Wm. H., Lt.--see 4.202 1 48 Banowsky, Mr. (Cattleman) 1 49 Banta, A. F. (Guide to 1st Gov. of Arizona Territory) [2 items] 1 49 Barber--see 4.201 1 50 Barber, Hugh 1 Barker, Arthur R.--see 4.232 1 Barker, Dudley (near San Saba, Tex., 1897) --see 4.169 1 Barker, Dudley S. [same as Dudley Barker?]--see 4.164 1 Barker, Kate--see 4.232 1 Barker, [?]mar--see 2.220 1 51 Barnard, George [SN] 1 Barnette, Graham--see 3.161 1 Barnum, Lt.--see 2.71 1 52 Barrow, Clyde [2 items; see also 3.247] 1 53 Barrymore, Ethel (Actress) 1 Bartley, C. C., Sheriff--see 4.211 1 Barton, Chas. (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see 4.166 1 54 Barton Springs, Austin, Tex., July 10, 1927 [empty folder; see also Oversize #45] 1 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] 1 Bassett, Charley--see 2.2 1 Bassett, Charlie--see 3.240 1 Batchfelder, Richard N.--see 3.70 1 56* Bateman, C. C., Maj. [1914, 1917-18; *oversize removed to 6.1] 1 Bates, Miss Annie--see 1.257 1 Bates, Sam (Colorado, Tex., 1903)--see 4.165 1 57* Batts, R. L., Judge [1864-1935; 2 items; *oversize removed to 6.2] 1 57* Bawker, W. H., Pvt.--see 2.167 1 58 Baylor College [1965, n.d.; 13 items] 1 58 Baylor, G. W. (Relative of Gen. John R. Baylor?)--see 4.169 1 59 Baylor, George W., Col. [2 items] 1 60 Baylor, Henry N.; Baylor, [Mrs. J. W.?] Rhoda Burks [1895; 2 items] 1 61 Baylor, John R., Gen. [NN] 1 62 Beal, Mr. (or Bihl, Biehl) [7 items] 1 63 Beal's camels (?) [3 items; see also 4.40] 1 64* Bean, Roy, Judge [60 items; *oversize removed to 6.3] 1 64 Beauford, Tom--see 3.85 1 65 Beauregard, G. T. 1 66 Bee, Hamilton P., Gen. [4 items] 1 67 Beecher Island Battleground [ 1917; 9 items; NN] 1 67 Beeler, M. K. (?)--see 3.234 1 68 Beeman, Chas. A. [2 items] 1 69 Beethoven Singers (San Antonio, 1893) [2 items] 1 70 Behan, Johnny, Sheriff, Tombstone, Ariz. [5 items] 1 71 Belcher, Claire (Cowgirl), Ft. Worth, ca. 1927 1 Bell, Bob--see 4.166, 4.167 1 Bell, Gene (1888)--see 4.167 1 Bell, James (near San Saba, Tex., 1897)--see 4.169 1 Bell, Jim "Woolly"--see 4.169 1 Bell, Virginia--see 1.136 1 72 Bender, Gus - House (Round Top) 1 73 Benteen, Frederick W. [see also 3.75] 1 Benten, Harry, Capt.--see 4.202 1 Bentz, Ed and Mrs.--see 4.232 1 Bentz, Ted--see 4.232 1 Berger, David G.--see 3.296 1 74 Berlioz (Composer) 1 75 Bernard, Reuben F., Brig. Gen. 1 76 Bernardo (Groce Plantation), 1822 [photo of a painting] 1 77 Berry, Bate 1 78 Best, Tom and Chambers, Ed - Monument to cowboys Grant County, Okla. 1 Beto, Geo. Dr. (Warden, Huntsville)--see 4.59 1 Beuford, J. M.--see 3.2 1 79 Big Bend Trip, 1934 (Marvin Hunter, Jr., etc.) 1 80 Billings, Thelma [1931] 1 81 Billy the Kid (Bonney, William H.) [16 items] 1 82 Birchfield, Steve and Peters, Pink 1 Bird, Belle--see 3.123 1 B[ird?], Lee, Capt. (Executioner, Huntsville)--see 4.59 1 Bison, Hank--see 1.171 1 83 Black, Clyde Odin [2 items] 1 83 Black, Dr.--see 2.71 1 84 Black, Isaac (Pal of Zip Wyatt, train robber) [1895] 1 84 Blackwell, Charlie, Sgt.--see 4.168 1 85 Blake, H. Cody 1 86 Blakeney, W. H. "Doc" 1 87 Blanton, Annie Webb [3 items] 1 88 Blanton, B. F. [4 items] 1 89 Blanton, J. W. [and Nix, E. D., U.S. Marshall, Okla.] 1 90 Bledsoe, "Shorty" [NN] 1 91 Blocker, John R. (Ranchman) [2 items] 1 Blocker, John R. [same as John R. Blocker (Ranchman)?]--see 3.330 1 Blocksom, A. P., Lt.--see 4.202 1 92 Bly, Nellie 1 93 Boales, Dab 1 94 Bobbitt, A. A. [NN] 1 95 Boehmer, Joseph O. 1 95 Boer, Mrs.--see 7.5 1 96 Boerne, Tex. [House where Robert E. Lee stayed] 1 Bogardus, W. I.--see 3.233 1 Bolton, John, Foreman, Spindletop Field--see 3.234 1 Bonney, William H.--see 1.81 1 Booke, D. E.--see 3.2 1 97 Boone, Daniel - Knife [unidentifed women verso; NN] 1 98 Booth, John Wilkes [13 items; NN] 1 99 Boquillas, Mexico [4 items] 1 100 Borax wagons [and] steam tractor engine [Death Valley; 2 items] 1 101 Borden, Gail [3 items] 1 102 Bordiers pedestal watch [8 items; see also 2.122] 1 Borlin, Bob--see 3.2 1 Borlings, J.--see 3.2 1 103 Bostick, Sion R. (Veteran of Battle of San Jacinto) [NN; see also 2.220] 1 103 Boston, Riley (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see 4.166 1 104 Boulder Dam [1954; 3 items] 1 104 Boutelle, F. A.--see 4.201 1 105 Bove, F. H. [NN only] 1 105 Bowers--see 1.81 1 106 Bowie, James A. [4 items; NN] 1 107 Brack, A. A. [1900; 4 items; NN] 1 108 Bradford, Billy 1 108 Bradford, G. A.--see 4.291 1 109 Brann, William Cowper [NN] 1 110 Breakenridge, Wm. Milton [Col.; 1881, 1892, 1927; 4 items] 1 Breeding, Mrs. B. E.--see 7.5 1 Breit, Martin--see 3.292 1 111 Brenham, Richard Fox - Monument 1 112 Bridger, James [1804-1881; 4 items; NN] 1 Bridwell, Billy (1887)--see 4.167 1 Bringhurst, Nettie Houston--see 2.198 1 Brininstool, E. A.--see 1.67 1 Bronco Billy--see 1.171 1 Bronco Sam--see 1.171 1 Bronson, Lt.--see 1.257 1 Brookayn, May (?)--see 1.4 1 Brooks, J. A., Capt. (1887/1888)--see 4.167 1 Brooks, J. A., Capt.--see 4.169 1 Brooks, Joe, Capt.--see 4.168 1 Brooks--see 1.115 1 Brown, D. H.--see 4.164 1 113 Brown, Henry (Member of Billy the Kid Gang) [NN only] 1 114 Brown House (Old Washington, [Tex.]; restored by Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bybee) 1 114 Brown, Howell--see 4.164 1 115 Brown, Jep 1 116 Brown, Johnny, Uncle 1 117 Brown, Judge, Del Rio [2 items] 1 117 Brown, Neal--see 2.2 1 118 Brown, Will 1 118 Brown, William C.--see 4.201 1 119 Brownsville, Tex. [2 items] 1 120 Brownwood, Tex., after flood of 1900 [3 items] 1 121 Bryant Home, Bryant's Station Stage Crossing, Milam County 1 121 Bryant, Ed--see 3.12, 4.169 1 122 Bryant, William C. (Politican, author [of N.Y.]) 1 123 Buchanan, James, Pres. 1 123 Buchanan, W. F.--see 4.164 1 124 Buck, Beaumont B., Gen. [1917] 1 124 Buck, J. W. (1882)--see 4.167 1 125 Buckhorn Museum (Mesa, Ariz.) [2 items] 1 126 Buckskin Johnny (Spalding, J. T.) [see also 3.302; for NN see 4.158] 1 127 Buechi, Joseph 1 128 Buffalo Bill [Cody, William F.; 55 items; NN; see also 1.133, 1.245, 1.257, 2.125, 3.167] 1 129 Buffalo hides, Dodge City, Kan., 1877 [2 items] 1 130 Buffalo Ranch [3 items] 1 131 Bull City, Kan. (now Alton, Kan.) 1 131 Bullock, Billy--see 1.128 1 132 Bunker, A. B. (Teller First Nat'l Bank, Northfield, Minn.) [NN; see also 2.339] 1 133 Buntline, Ned; Cody, W[illia]m F.; Omohundro, "Texas Jack" 1 134 Burke, Edmund [2 items] 1 135 Burke, Steve, U.S. Marshall, Okla. [ca. 1880s] 1 136 Burks, Mrs. (Amanda) [4 items] 1 137 Burleson, Edward 1 138 Burleson, Rufus C. [3 items] 1 139 Burnet, David G. [4 items; DC] 1 140 Burnet, Jim, Judge, [Charleston], Ariz. 1 141 Burns, Bobbie (Robt?) - Birthplace (England) [2 items] 1 142 Burns, Ray [1947] 1 Burroughs, Marie--see 1.4 1 Burrows, Bill--see 3.83 1 Burt--see 4.133 1 Burwell, W. M.--see 4.169 1 Bushick, Commissioner--see 4.183 1 143 Buttercups 1 144 Butterfield Trail (Map) 1 145 Cabanas, Maximilian [DRC] 1 146 Cactus and tree [2 items; NN] 1 147* Calamity Jane (Canary, Martha Jane) [1 item; NN; *oversize removed to 6.4; see also 2.13] 1 148 Calderon's Wagon Train [empty folder; see also 4.44] 1 149 Caldwell, Frank and Ransom, Wm. [FBC] 1 150 Calhoon (Calhoun) Family [Ft. Pierce, Fla.; 6 items] 1 Calhoun, James, Lt.--see 1.257 1 Calhoun, Mrs. James--see 1.257 1 151 Calhoun, Warren M. - Facsimile of land grant, 1846 1 151 California--see 1.21, 1.152, 2.32, 2.37, 2.38, 2.130, 4.113, 4.154, 4.215, 4.255 1 152 California [Ft. Bragg - Old Russian church; Shasta; 2 items] 1 152 California Joe--see 1.245, 3.167 1 153 Callaghan, Bryan [2 items; NN] 1 154 Callan, Leo and Austin [4 items] 1 155 Calles, Plutarco 1 155 Camancho, Manuel Avila, Pres., Mexico--see 3.331 1 156 Camp Colorado, [Tex.; 7 items] 1 157 Camp Verde [Tex.; 2 items] 1 Campanyxi [?]--see 1.4 1 Campbell, A. C.--see 3.2 1 Campbell, Harry--see 4.232 1 158 Campbell, Jane [Houston, Tex.] 1 159 Campbell, Thomas M. [Gov.; 4 items; DC] 1 160 Candelaria, Madam [2 items] 1 160 Canary, Martha Jane--see 1.147 1 160 Canton, F. M.--see 3.2 1 161 Capitol Building, Tex. [10 items; see also 1.35] 1 162 Cardinal Satolli 1 Carlin, W. C., Col.--see 1.257 1 Carlo, Yvonne de (as Calamity Jane for movie)--see 1.13 1 163 Carlsbad, Tex., 1909 1 Carmichael, Frank (1887/1888)--see 4.167 1 Carr, Eugene A., Col--see 4.202 1 164 Carr, T. Jeff (Peace officer, Cheyenne, Wyo.) [2 items; NN] 1 165 Carranza, Gen.; Ortega, Gen.; Madera, Pres. (?) [2 items] 1 166 Carriages with people [3 items] 1 167 Carrington, Gen. (pencil drawing) [2 items; SN only] 1 168 Carruthers, Julia [1889] 1 168 Carson, John--see 3.330 1 169 Carson, Kit [11 items; NN] 1 169 Carter, Wm. H., Capt.--see 4.202 1 170 Carver, Sonora [NN only] 1 171 Carver, W. F. ["Doc"; 9 items] 1 Carver, Will--see 3.320 1 Carver, Wm. H. (Scout)--see 4.202 1 172 Cashman, Nellie 1 173 Cassiano, Jose [empty folder] 1 173 Cassidy, Butch--see 3.320 1 174 Castle Canyon near Del Rio 1 175 Cattle Annie and Little Breeches [4 items; NN] 1 175 Cattle brand--see 1.191 1 176 Cattle trail map [2 items; SN only] 1 177 Cattle trails in Tex., Monument to [2 items; ALS] 1 178 Chadwell, Bill [2 items; NN] 1 Chambers, Ed--see 1.78 1 Chambers, Mayor--see 4.183 1 179 Chandler, Charley (Pecos rancher) 1 180 Chapman, Ezra A. 1 Chapman, Frank--see 4.164 1 Charo, Cecilio (1882)--see 4.167 1 Chase, John Paul--see 4.232 1 181 Chaves and Chacon [Outlaws] 1 181 Chavez de Bean, Virginia--see 1.64 1 182 Cheatam, M. C.; Routh, R. D.; Majors, P. J.; Rice, P. H.; Roberts, Buck [group photograph] 1 182 Cheever, Benj. H., Lt.--see 4.202 1 183 Cherokee Bill [Gunfighter] 1 184 Cherry, Aaron, Grave of [2 items; includes portrait of Aaron and TLS from Homer Cherry to Rose] 1 Cherry, Homer--see 1.184 1 Cherry, James E.--see 1.184 1 Cherry, James M.--see 1.184 1 Cherry, John--see 1.184 1 Cherry, William T.--see 1.184 1 Chew, Bob--see 4.169 1 185 Chickasha, Indian Territory, 1903 1 185 Childs, J. W.--see 1.277 1 186 Chilton, H. [U.S. Senator; 4 items; DC] 1 187 China - Public execution 1 188 Chippewa and Sioux Indians [empty folder; see also 1.128] 1 189 Chisholm Hall fireplace 1 190 Chisholm, Jesse [Father of Chisholm Trail; 5 items] 1 191 Chisholm, Richard H. - Facsimile of application for registering first cattle brand recorded in Tex. 1 192 Chisos Mts. Water Falls [postcard from Hunter] 1 193 Chisum, John Simpson [5 items] 1 194 Christ Church, Rush Township, 1831 [NN only] 1 195 Christ Episcopal Church, Matagorda, Tex. [SN only] 1 196 Christian, Bill Black Jack 1 197 Christmas, Lee [Brig. Gen., 1863-1924; 8 items; NN; also fasc. of ALS from Christmas to his first wife] 1 Clanton, Billie--see 3.107 1 Clapp, Capt.--see 2.71 1 Clapton, Jerry--see 2.221 1 Clark, A. B.--see 3.2 1 198 Clark, Amasa (Bandera Old Settler) [12 items; NN; see also 2.89, Oversize #2, #3, #22, #23] 1 199 Clark, Ben (Scout and Indian fighter) 1 200 Clark, Mrs. J. T. 1 201 Clark, Jim 1 202 Clark, Richard W. Deadwood Dick [Stage driver; see also 3.302] 1 203 Clark, Will [empty folder; see also 3.308] 1 204 Clarke, Ed, Gov. [4 items; DC] 1 Clarke, W. J.--see 3.2 1 Clause, Curly--see 4.232 1 Clay, Thomas J., Lt.--see 3.159 1 205 Clements, Emanuel [includes images of Manning Clements Sr. and Jr. as well as correspondence, original and transcriptions; 11 items] 1 206 Clements, Jim and family 1 207 Clements, Joe H. [N.M. cowboy, rancher; 4 items] 1 208 Clements, John G.; Dundlestate, Fred; Baker, Eph [Gunfighters] 1 208 Clements, Manning Sr. and Jr.--see 1.205 1 209 Clements, W. T. Slick [Texas Ranger] 1 210 Clements, William 1 210 Clendenin, Col.--see 2.71 1 211 Clum, John P. [1931; signed copy] 1 Cody, William. F.--see 1.128, 1.133, 1.257 1 Coghlan, Rose--see 1.4 1 212 Coke at the mine in Mexico 1 212 Coker, Sam--see 4.232 1 213 Colcord, C. F. [U.S. Deputy Marshall, Okla.; 2 items; NN] 1 214 Coldwell, Neal, Capt. [2 items] 1 215 Cole, Geo[rge] T. [empty folder; see also 2.342] 1 216 Coles, John P. - Home (Independence, [Tex.]) [2 items] 1 217 Collier, W. W., Texas Ranger [signed image] 1 218 Collins-Berry-Towle-Farrell (Stage robbers, [Deadwood, S.D.]) [1876; 9 items] 1 218 Colorado--see 1.246, 2.66 1 219 Colt, Samuel [Inventor of the revolver; 2 items; NN] 1 219 Colvin, R. H.--see 3.24 1 220 Comanche Springs - Koehler Store [Ft. Stockton] 1 221 Comfort, Tex. [2 items] 1 Comforti, Maria Marion, alias Ancker, Mrs. Theodore (Rose)--see 4.232 1 Conley, Ed--see 4.169 1 Connolly, Mrs.--see 7.5 1 222 Cook, Bill (Outlaw) and gang members [4 items; see also 2.123] 1 223 Cook, Camp or range [ca. 1900] 1 223 Cook, T. T. (Yselta, Tex., 1894)--see 4.166 1 224 Cooley, Scott [verso says not Cooley; 2 items] 1 225 Coolidge, Calvin, and Mrs.; Moody, Dan and Mrs.; [Hunter, J. M.?] 1 226 Coons, Minnie Bell, Temple, Tex., [Dec. 31], 1896 1 227 Cooper, Jim (Pioneer, Tex. and N.M. cattleman, [Okla. banker]) 1 227 Corbin, John--see 3.324 1 228 Cornett, Brack ([Tex.] bank and train robber) [2 items; NN] 1 229 Coronado Trail 1 230 Corpus Christi Memorial Museum [4 items] 1 231 Cortez, Gregorio and his guard 1 232 Cortez - Photograph of Commission [giving him Vice Royalty Generalship of New Spain; 3 items; original in UT Archives] 1 233 Coryell, J. R., Galveston 1 234 Cosgrove, Fred L. 1 234 Costin, Lark, Chief Deputy (Colorado, Tex., 1903)--see 4.165 1 235 Courtright, Jim (Union scout) 1 236 Cowboy Monument [empty folder; see also 1.78] 1 Cowboys--see 1.23, 1.78, 1.207, 1.236-1.239, 2.183, 3.152, 3.333, 4.15, 4.251 1 237-239 Cowboys 1 237 [1880s, 1904; 2 items] 1 238 Roping a steer [NN only] 1 239 San Angelo, 1884 [3 items; NN] 1 Cowley, Lt.--see 2.71 1 240 Cox, Capt. 1 240 Coy, Frank Chick--see 3.292 1 241 Craig, Hiram, Pony Express [October, 1925] 1 241 Craighead, Charlie--see 4.211 1 242 Crane, Charles J., Col. 1 243 Crane, William Carey, Dr. - Home (Independence, Tex.) 1 244 Cravens, Ben (Okla. outlaw) [NN] 1 Cravey--see 1.44 1 Cravey, Annie--see 4.144 1 245 Crawford, Jack, Capt. [see also 3.167] 1 245 Crawford, Peter--see 3.161 1 246 Creede, Colo., after destruction by fire 1 247 Crockett, David [1786-1836; 12 items; NN] 1 248 Cromwell, Okla., 1925 [Four Corners, Shawnee Avenue; 2 items] 1 Cronkite, A., Lt.--see 4.202 1 Crosby, Ann--see 3.123 1 Crowder, Bob (1882/1887/1888)--see 4.167 1 249 Crowl, Mrs. [Charley] (Nellie) [3 items] 1 Crownover, John Wild John--see 2.159 1 Cruse, Thomas, Lt.--see 4.202 1 Crutcher, Florida--see 1.293 1 Crutcher, Kate--see 1.293 1 Cruz, Antonio de la--see 1.171 1 250 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] 1 251 Culbertson, Chas. A. [Gov., 1894-1898; 2 items] 1 251 Cullum, T. M.--see 3.233 1 252 Culver, Martin S. (Nueces County rancher) and his home Rancho Perdido [Jim Wells County, Tex.; 6 items] 1 252 Cummins, Frederick T., Col.--see Oversize #4 1 253 Cummins, Jim [NN] 1 254 Cunningham, Gene [2 items, 1 signed] 1 255 Curley (Gen. Custer's scout) [3 items] 1 Curry, Kid--see 3.320 1 Custer, Boston--see 1.257 1 256 Custer Celebration, 1926 [10 items] 1 257 Custer, [George], Gen. [16 items; see also 1.258, 4.158] 1 258 Custer, Gen. and Mrs., UT Extension Div. Bldg. 1 Custer, Mrs. George--see 1.257 1 Custer, Tom, Col.--see 1.257 1 Dakota Territory--see 2.62, 2.267, 7.4 1 Dalton, Emmett--see 2.342, 3.172 1 259 Dalton Gang [9 items; TLS] 1 Daniel, Price, Mrs.--see 2.206 1 DaPray, J. A., Lt.--see 3.159 1 260 Darlington, Brinton [NN] 1 260 Daugherty, Roy--see 1.27 1 261 Davenbar, Pete [Steer Riding Reunion, 1926; see also 4.149] 1 262 Davenport, A. E., Dr. and Mrs.; Elam, E. B. Tex [see also 4.149] 1 Davenport, Fannie--see 1.5 1 Davenport, J. T.--see 4.32 1 Davis, Ace, Head of Transportation, Dallas--see 3.234 1 Davis, Dave (Detective)--see 4.169 1 263 Davis, Dr. - Goats imported to America, 1849 [glass negative only; vault] 1 263 Davis, E. K.--see 3.175 1 264 Davis, Edmund J. [Gov.; 9 items; DC] 1 265 Davis, Jeff C., Gen., with Gen. Hardie and Gilem, et al., during Modoc Indian Campaign [2 items] 1 266 Davis, Jefferson and family [photo of a painting, 1861; also photo of election ticket; 2 items] 1 Davis, Levi--see 4.169 1 Davis, Mrs. Springer--see 7.5 1 Davis, W. S.--see 3.2 1 267 Dayton, Wm. L. [1st Vice Pres. nominated by Republican Party] 1 268 Deadwood Dick [empty folder; see also 1.202, 3.302] 1 269 Deadwood Stagecoach [empty folder; see also 1.128, 4.114] 1 269 DeBillier, F.--see 3.2 1 270 Decker, Jennie and Sam Houston stamp [1964] 1 271 Decker, Jennie Belle Morrow [Oldest living granddaughter of Sam Houston; 1965; 3 items; see also 1.270, 2.206] 1 272 Deer heads [see also 2.149] 1 273 Deitz, Charlie - Old photos of family [empty folder] 1 274 Del Rio - Graf Hotel [2 items] 1 Del Rio, Tex. 1 275 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] 1 276 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] 1 277 Del Rio Vocal Quartette [7 items] 1 278 Delling, M. G. Blaze, Ranger and Sheriff [U.S. Immigration Inspector; see also 4.169] 1 Denton, Ben--see 1.44 1 Depp, Mrs. L. M.--see 2.221 1 279 Detellier, Mrs. Henri ([Photo of] portrait [painted] by M. Gandara) 1 280 Devil's River, Scenes of [2 items] 1 281 DeZavala, Lorenzo [1st Vice Pres. of the Republic of Texas; 2 items; facsimiles] 1 282 Diaz, Pres. of Mexico 1 283 Dibrell, John L. [Texas Ranger, U.S. Marshall, Chief Clerk of Criminal Records, U.S. Custom Service; 3 items; see also 4.169] 1 284 Dickinson, J. J. [Reporter on San Antonio Express, 1890; Col. in U.S. Secret Service, 1917] 1 285 Dickinson, John T. [Secretary, International Fair Association, San Antonio, Tex., ca. 1890] 1 285 Dickman, Lt.--see 2.71 1 286 Dickson, David Catchings, Dr. [7 items] 1 287 Dillard, Ora Wilson; Johnson; Green [3 Afro-Americans] 1 288 Dillinger, John [5 items] 1 289 Dillingham, Dave [see also 1.44] 1 Dillingham, J. L.--see 3.234 1 Dillingham, W. W.--see Oversize #4 1 290 Dixon, Billy [Indian fighter] 1 290 Dixon, Charles--see 1.81 1 291 Dixon, Thomas, Jr. (Southern author) 1 292 Doan's Old Store (Early trading post [on the Red River]) [1889; 3 items] 1 292 Dobbs, Agnes--see 1.293 1 293 Dobbs, C. H. 1 294 Dodd, W. H. [Pioneer, merchant, Lantry, Tex.; succeeded Judge Roy Bean; 3 items] 2 Dodge City, Kan. 2 1 1877-78 [2 items; see also 1.129] 2 2 Peace officers [1880s] 2 Dodge, Fred, Col.--see 1.44 2 3 Dolan, James L. and Murphy, Lawrence G. [Partners in business, Fort Stanton, N.M.; NN] 2 4 Dolan, Patrick, Capt. in Texas Rangers 2 5 Dolsen, Frank 2 Donalson, Mrs. (Hattie)--see 7.5 2 Donley, Ed--see 4.169 2 Donnelly, Dr. (near San Saba, Tex., 1897)--see 4.169 2 6 Doolin, Bill [Leader of Doolin Gang; 3 items] 2 6 Doolin Gang--see 1.27, 2.6, 3.275, 4.5, 4.223 2 7 Douglas, S. [or J.?]. A. 2 8 Dow, Luke, Texas Ranger [NN] 2 Downs, Tony--see 3.240 2 Doyle (Concert hall singer)--see 3.240 2 9 Dragoo, Jack and Hunter, Sam, 1926 [2 items] 2 9 Drennan, Bob--see 1.239 2 10 Drennam, Wm. [Scout for Kit Carson; 5 items] 2 11 Dressel, Gustav [photo of oil painting; SN only] 2 11 Dreyer, Mrs. John--see 2.221 2 12 Dripping Springs, 1908 2 Driver, Len--see 1.205 2 Drufer, John--see 3.85 2 Dubose, Lt.--see 4.61 2 13 Duff, Howard and Carlo, Yvonne de (as Sam Bass and Calamity Jane for movie) [8 items; NN; see also 1.55, 1.147] 2 14 Duffy, H. C., Col. 2 Duffy, Tom--see 1.128 2 DuFran, Phil--see 3.2 2 15 Duke, B. E. [3 items; NN] 2 16 Dunagan, Tom and Jim [2 items] 2 16 Dunaway, Jim--see 4.169 2 17 Dundlestate, Fred [empty folder; see also 1.208] 2 Durbin, Mr. (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see 4.166 2 Durbin, Walter (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see 4.166 2 18 Durst, John S. 2 18 Durst, S. O., Pvt.--see 4.168 2 19 Dust storm in small Tex. Panhandle town [SN only] 2 20 Dutch Henry 2 20 Dutch Kid--see 3.240 2 21 Eagle Pass, Tex., 1882 2 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] 2 East, James H.--see 3.279 2 Eaton, Myrtle--see 4.232 2 23 Eckhart, Charlie [2 items] 2 24 Edison, Thomas Alva [1905?] 2 24 Edmondson, R. H.--see 3.286 2 25 Edwards County in open range days (Map) [not in collection] 2 Edwards, Emmett--see 3.170 2 Edwards, Pete (1882)--see 4.167 2 Edwards, W. R.--see 4.211 2 26 Egan, W. F. [3 items] 2 27* El Paso Fire Department [empty folder; *oversize removed to 6.5] 2 * El Paso Firemen [*oversize removed to 6.6] 2 Elam, E. B. "Tex"--see 1.79, 1.262 2 Elder, Granville W., Postmaster--see 1.270 2 28 Elkins, Stephen Benton [W. Va.; filled portfolio of Secretary of War] 2 29 Elks Gulch Show, Houston, Tex. [4 items; NN] 2 Elliot, Gertrude--see 1.3 2 Elliot, Joe--see 3.2 2 30 Ellsworth, Kan., 1872 [Drovers Cottage, Main Street; 3 items] 2 31 Enchanted Rock, Kerrville, Tex. [2 items] 2 32 End of the Trail (James E. Fraser's sculpture) [Mooney Grove Park, Tulare County, Calif.] 2 33 Erath, G. B. [Texas Veteran Association, Galveston, April 21, 1879; photo of drawing; 3 items] 2 34 Erickson, Neil (Ariz. pioneer) 2 35 Erskine, Andrew Nelson and John P. [2 items] 2 35 Erskine, Charlie--see 4.102 2 36 Erwin, James Bradford, Brig. Gen. [NN only] 2 37 Escobar, Rafael - Hanging, Jackson, Calif., 1850s [drawing; see also 2.142] 2 Esquival, Antonio--see 1.128 2 Esquival, Joe--see 1.128 2 38 Evans, Chris [alias Powers, Bill, in Folsom Calif. State Prison, 1894-1911; 6 items] 2 38 Evans, Alice--see 1.4 2 39 Evans, J. N. - Home [2 items] 2 Evans, Jesse--see 1.81 2 Everett, E. A., Col. and Mrs.--see 2.206 2 Evetts, J. H.--see 4.169 2 40 Ewell, Gen., Confederate [Army] 2 40 Executions--see 1.187, 2.154, 2.313, 4.176 2 41 Fairbanks, Mrs. Cha[rle]s W[arren] [Wife of Republican Vice Pres.] 2 41 Fairclough, W. A.--see 3.292 2 42 Fant, Dillard R., Col. and bro[ther] [3 items] 2 43 Fares [Faris or Fario?], Elsie Len [Lea?], holding a cabbage, 1928 2 44 Faribault, Minn. - Jail where Younger [Bros.] were imprisoned [SN only] 2 Farragut, Adm.--see 3.70 2 Farrar, George (1882)--see 4.167 2 45 Fashions - Women [Clothing, hats, hairdos; 28 items] 2 46 Faust, L. A. - [Ranch home] fireplace [near Lima, Tex.] 2 47 Feigl, Mrs. (Jane Mauldin) [14th Street Theatre, N.Y.] 2 47 Ferguson, Ed--see 4.169 2 48 Ferguson, Ma [Miriam]; Roosevelt, F. D.; Garner, John N. (Demo[cratic Party] nominees) 2 48 Ferguson, T. C.--see 3.233 2 49* Ferrell, Della [empty folder; *oversize removed to 6.7] 2 49 Fetter--see 4.133 2 50 First Farmers' Alliance meeting [SN only] 2 51 Fisher, John [King, Deputy Sheriff, Uvalde County, 1880s; 2 items] 2 51 Fisher, R.--see 4.164 2 52 Fisher, Samuel Rhoads - Grave of Mr.and Mrs. [Matagorda, Tex.] 2 Fitgerald, C. J.--see 4.232 2 Fitzhenry, John--see 2.89 2 Flint, Ed--see 4.169 2 Florence, Katherine--see 1.4 2 53 Floyd, Frank, Harper, Tex. 2 54 Foch, Marshall, [WWI Gen.], at Ft. Sam Houston [3 items] 2 55 Folk, Joseph W., [Gov. of Missouri], 1904 2 56 Follette, Fola La [Daughter of Gov. Follette of Wis.] 2 56 Foltz, F. S.--see 4.201 2 57 Foor, C. W., Ft. Sumpter, N.M. 2 57 Ford, G. S.--see 3.2 2 58 Ford, Henry, Josephine, and May Belle, Grave of [3 items] 2 59 Ford, John Salman "Rip," Capt. in Texas Rangers [pro-annexation of Texas to U.S.; 2 items] 2 60 Ford, Robert and Charlie [5 items] 2 61 Fornoff, Fred, Capt. in N.M. Mounted Police during territorial days [SN only] 2 61 Forrest, T. C., Jr.--see 3.233 2 62 Fort Abraham Lincoln, Dakota Territory 2 63 Fort Bridger, Wyo. [1936; 2 items] 2 64 Fort Brown, Tex. 2 65 Fort Chadbourne, Coke County, Tex. 2 66 Fort Collins, Colo. 2 67 Fort Concho, Tex. [7 items] 2 68 Fort Crittenden (also known as Camp Moore and Fort Buchanan) 2 69 Fort Croghan, Burnet, Tex. [2 items] 2 Fort Davis 2 70 [Hospital] 2 71 Officers, 1885 [2 items] 2 72 Fort Griffin Post [SN only] 2 73 Fort Hays [Kan.; 2 items] 2 74 Fort Huachuca, Ariz., early 1880s [NN only] 2 75 Fort Inge Site; Leona River ([Illustrations by] Seth Eastman) [1849] 2 76 Fort Lancaster, Ruins [of; 2 items] 2 77 Fort Laramie, Wyo. [7 items] 2 77 Fort, Lewis C., Capt.--see 3.27 2 78 Fort McKavet [12 items] 2 79 Fort McPherson, Neb. [2 items] 2 80 Fort Parker [3 items] 2 81 Fort Reno, Okla., 1887, Concord Stage [NN only] 2 82 Fort Richardson, Jacksboro, Tex. [5 items] 2 83 Fort Ringgold, Tex. - 2nd Squadron, 12th Cavalry, May 1924 [empty folder; see Oversize #19] 2 84 Fort Sill, Okla. [2 items] 2 85 Fort Sincoe, Or. 2 86 Fort Sumner, N.M. - Enterprise Saloon [see also 1.81] 2 87 Fort Worth - [Rodeo], 1904 2 Foster, Bill, Sheriff--see 4.169 2 Fox, Della--see 1.5 2 Francis Joseph, Archduke of Austria--see 1.25 2 Francis, Sim--see 1.239 2 Frazier, Mrs. (Lucille Eaves), Burnet, Tex.--see 2.221 2 88 Fredericksburg, Tex. - Scenes [Balanced Rock, Catholic Church, Nimitz Hotel, Veriens Kirche; 9 items] 2 89 Freighters, Old [6 items; NN] 2 90 French, James H., Hon., Mayor of San Antonio, 1875-1885 [2 items; NN] 2 91 Frio Town, Tex. - Old Court House [1930] 2 92 Frontier Battalion, Company E 2 93 Frontier Sunday School [etching] 2 93 Frontier Times Museum--see 2.94, 2.122, 2.221, 3.13, 3.237, 3.317, 4.84, Oversize #11-14, #75 2 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] 2 95 Frontiersmen's Association Convention, Houston, 1937 [NN only] 2 96 Frost, Tex., after tornado 2 97 Fulgham, James, Texas Ranger [1893; see also 4.169] 2 Fuller, A. M., Lt.--see 2.167 2 Fusselman, Charles (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see 4.166 2 Fussleman, Jim--see 4.169 2 Gaines, David--see 4.164 2 98 Gaines, Edmund P[endleton] [4 items; DC] 2 98 Gallagher, Hugh J.--see 4.202 2 99 Gallagher, Pat 2 100 Gambrell, Herbert, Dr.; Ransom, H. H.; Tinkle, Lon, Dr.; [Sadler, M. E., Dr.; 2 items] 2 101 Gambrell, J. B., Dr. [1918] 2 Gandy, Charles, Capt.--see 4.202 2 Gangs--see Outlaws 2 Gannon, Sgt.--see 3.216 2 102 Gardner, Mrs. Cattie Moore [NN only] 2 103 Gardner, Raymond Hatfield "Arizona Bill," [1846-1940, Indian scout, Deputy U.S. Marshall, Arizona Ranger; 6 items] 2 Garner, John N.--see 2.48 2 Garrett, Buck--see 3.2 2 Garrett, J. A.--see 3.2 2 104 Garrett, Pat [Sheriff who killed Billy the Kid; 7 items; see also 3.279, 4.161] 2 Garrett, Patrick--see 3.279 2 Garrett, Patrick--see 4.161 2 105 Garza, Catarina [Mexican revolutionist] 2 106 Gates, Bet-A-Million [Barbed wire salesman; 2 items] 2 107 Gatewood, Chas., Lt. [1885] 2 108 Gazeta [Gaceta] de Texas; Browning Oil Letter; Tucker Town [5 items] 2 108 Gears, Rube, U.S. Marshall, Okla.--see 3.24 2 109 General Land Office Clerks, 3-12-[18]94 [38 names listed on back] 2 110 Gibson, Ben, 1866 [SN only; Indian?] 2 110 Gibson, Corp. Marshall--see 4.164 2 111* Giddings, Geo. H., Col. [Superintendent, San Antonio-San Diego Mail Line; 3 items; *oversize removed to 6.9] 2 112 Giddings, Mrs. Geo. [2 items; SN only] 2 113 Giddings, J. J. [Brother of George Giddings; surveyor; supervisor of Overland Mail Route San Antonio-San Diego; 5 items] 2 114 Gilchrist, Gibb, Pres., Texas A. & M., 1963 2 115 Gillett, J. B., Texas Ranger [6 items; see also 2.268, 4.27, 4.114] 2 Gillis, Lester--see 3.203 2 Gillis, Mrs. (Helen)--see 4.232 2 Gilmore, Paul--see 1.5 2 Gilpin, C. E.--see 3.233 2 116 Gipson, Fred [Author of Old Yeller; 4 items] 2 117 Girard, Fernando 2 Gleason, Billy--see 1.171 2 Gleason, Charles, Lt.--see 4.202 2 Glispin, James, Sheriff--see 4.291 2 Godfrey, E. S., Capt.--see 3.75 2 118 Goldman, Henry Joseph, Lt. Col. [SN only] 2 119 Gonne, Maude (Irish patriot) 2 119 Goode, G. W.--see 4.201 2 120 Goodman, E. R. (Nephew of Buffalo Bill) [NN only] 2 121 Goodnight, Charlie [One of the originators of the Goodnight-Loving Trail; cattleman and banker; 3 items] 2 122 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] 2 122 Gordon, Keith, Dr.--see 2.122 2 123 Gordon, Lon ([Member of] Bill Cook Gang) [2 items] 2 123 Gorman, Jim--see 1.239 2 124 Gould, Geo. [Prominent member of the Old Timers] 2 125 Gould, Mrs. Howard (Katherine Clemmons), toured with Buffalo Bill 2 Graham, A. J. and Mrs.--see 3.234 2 Graham, Archie--see 1.44 2 126 Graham, Baby of Johnnie (Now grown and member of Legislature) [NN only - 6] 2 Graham, G. S. and Mrs.--see 3.234 2 Graham, George--see 3.234 2 Grant, A. C.--see 4.164 2 Grant, Gen.--see 3.70 2 127 Grant, U. S. [2 items] 2 128 Gray, Anna, Frank S., Mrs. Frank S. [Nina] and baby [Mary Sue], George. S. "Buck" [Legislator], John F., Mattie, May, Oscar, Reuben Porter [10 items] 2 128 Green--see 1.287 2 129 Green, W. M., Maj. 2 130 Green Valley Ranch, Calif. (Vallecito Mule Route Station, [San Antonio-San Diego Mail Route]) [11 items; see also 4.40] 2 131 Greer, Joe [Sheep and goat raiser] 2 132 Groce, Leonard Waller, Col. and Mrs. [ca. 1840 and 1860; 4 items] 2 132 Gronouski, John, Postmaster General--see 1.270 2 133 Grouard, Frank [Noted scout] - Grave [St Joseph, Mo.] 2 134 Guenther, Carl Hilmar and Henrietta Dorothea [2 items] 2 134 Gunfighters--see Outlaws 2 135 Guthrie, Okla. [1889; 2 items] 2 135 Guthrie, W. E.--see 3.2 2 136 Hagood, Johnson, Maj. Gen. and Tsai Ting Kai, Chinese Gen. [4 items] 2 Hal, Tom--see 2.102 2 Hall, Corporal--see 3.75 2 137 Hall, Lee, Capt. [1898; 2 items] 2 Hamer, Frank A. (1906)--see 4.169 2 Hamer, Harrison, Pvt.--see 4.168 2 Hamilton, Alex--see 3.2 2 138 Hamilton, Ray [2 items] 2 Hammond--see 2.71 2 Hancock, Gen.--see 3.70 2 139 Hancock; Tyler; Farley(?); Ivey [Group of 6 men, 2 unidentified] 2 140 Hand, George (Ariz. pioneer [and saloon keeper]) 2 141 Hanging Rock, near Del Rio 2 142 Hangings [12 items; see also 2.37, 2.165, 2.344, 3.27, 3.47, 3.163, 3.191] 2 143 Hanks, Camelia (Member of Hole in the Wall Gang) [SN only; see also 3.320] 2 144 Hanslian, Anton (Walked around the world, 1896) 2 144 Hardeman, Dorsey B., Sen., San Angelo--see 2.206 2 145 Hardeman, Gotch [5 items] 2 146* Hardin, John Wesley [Outlaw; 5 items; *oversize (photo of his revolver) removed to 6.10] 2 Harrell, Dorothy, Mrs. Joseph Sr., Mrs. Joseph Jr., Joseph Sr.--see 1.35 2 Harrell, Jack (near San Saba, Tex., 1897)--see 4.169 2 Harris, Buck (1875)--see 4.165 2 147 Harris, C. W., Medina Justice of Peace 2 148 Harris, Charles W. and Nellie S. - Graves 2 149 Harris, J. E. [SN only; see also 1.272] 2 150 Harris, Mose C. 2 Harris, Tupper (1888)--see 4.167 2 Harris, W. H.--see 2.2 2 Harry, Jim (1887/1888)--see 4.167 2 Hart, John (Sheriff of Karnes County, 1875)--see 4.165 2 151 Hart, Pearl 2 Hartman, J. D. L.--see 4.201 2 Harvey, Thomas, Pvt.--see 2.167 2 Harwell, Jack--see 4.169 2 Haskett, Fred--see 3.233 2 152 Hatfield, [Basil M., Col. - Mansion, just outside] Old Washington [1854] 2 153 Hatfield, Mr. [NN only] 2 154 Hauptmann, Bruno - Execution [2 items] 2 155 Hawes, Mrs. [Officer's family cook, Ft. Grant] 2 155 Hawkins, Jack--see 3.175 2 156 Hay Family, Bandera, Tex. (5 generations) [NN only] 2 157 Haynes, Arthur - (Home?) 2 158 Haynes Family, Round Mountain, Tex. [NN only] 2 158 Haynes, John and Mrs.--see 2.158 2 159 Haynes, John James and Crownover, John "Wild John" [NN] 2 159 Haynes, Ralph--see 2.158 2 160 Hays, John C., Texas Ranger and lawman [1817-1883; 3 items] 2 Healey, Luke F.--see 2.79 2 Hearne, Madge Houston Williams--see 2.198 2 Hearne, Sam Houston and Mrs.--see 2.206 2 Hearne, Sam Houston--see 2.198 2 161 Heck, Thomas [Express messenger on Texas Pacific RR when it was raided by Sam Bass; SN only] 2 162 Heckle, Robert Texas Bob (Tuscon, Ariz. pioneer, [buffalo hunter]) [2 items; NN] 2 163 Hedle(?), L. A. 2 164 Heffington, Bill 2 164 Heirs, C. F.--see 4.169 2 165 Heith, John - Lynching 2 166 Held, Anna (French?) [see also 1.3] 2 167 Heliograph Station, Ariz. [1886] 2 167 Helmes, Mrs. Harold and daughter Elaine, San Antonio--see 2.221 2 168 Henderson, Lem [Cattle rancher] 2 169 Henkel, Judge - House, Restoration of, Winedale area 2 Henry, J. Q.--see 1.277 2 Henry, O.--see 3.286 2 170 Herff, Dr. [autographed] 2 171 Herring, Wm., Judge (Ariz. pioneer) 2 Herrmann, Leon--see 1.3 2 Hess, John--see 4.169 2 Hesse, F. G. S.--see 3.2 2 172 Hester, Jim 2 173 Hext, Bob and Lee [Ranchers] 2 174 Heywood, Joseph L. [Banker at Northfield Bank, killed during robbery by James and Youngers; see also 2.339] 2 174 Hickman, Tom, Pvt.--see 4.168 2 175 Hickok, "Wild Bill" [James Butler; 12 items; see also 1.257, 4.158] 2 176 Hicks, Elvious, Bandera Co[unty] Sheriff [3 items; NN] 2 177 Hicks, Marshall [Mayor, senator, lawyer; 2 items] 2 178 Hicks Reunion [empty folder; see also Oversize #25, #58] 2 178 High[?], Jack and Sally, Houston--see 2.221 2 179 High Lonesome Ranch, N.M. 2 180 Highsmith, Ben [2 items; tintype] 2 181 Highsmith, John, Round Rock [2 items] 2 182 Highsmith, Sam, Capt. [wearing Santa Anna's uniform; 2 items] 2 183 Hildreth, Billie and Alvord, Burt [Ariz. cowboys, 1880s; see also 1.18] 2 183 Hill, Nettie--see 2.223 2 184 Hill, Robert T. [empty folder; see also 4.149] 2 Hillyer, C. E.--see 3.286 2 Hinds (1887)--see 4.167 2 Hinea, J. E. Jr.--see 2.221 2 185 Hines Place (First home of the Houstons at Independence) 2 Hinnant, John H. (Colorado, Tex., 1903)--see 4.165 2 Hodgdon, Benny, Lt.--see 1.257 2 186 Hodge, George [Junction, Tex.] 2 Hodges, H. H.--see 3.292 2 Hodgson, Frances, Lt.--see 4.202 2 Hoffer, John W., First Sgt.--see 4.164 2 187 Hofmann, Josef [Pianist] 2 188 Hogan, James (Served with Gen. MacKenzie, 1870s; [Traveling Sheriff in] Buffalo Bill Wild West Show) 2 189 Hogg, Miss Ima [1965] 2 190 Hogg, James Stephen, Gov. and family, 1891 [Ima, Will, Tom, Gov. Mike, Mrs. Hogg; 2 items] 2 190 Holbrook, Mrs. A. T., Milwaukee--see 2.221 2 191 Holden, C. E. [1931; autographed] 2 192 Holliday, John "Doc" [NN] 2 193 Holmich Family, Menard, Tex., 1896 [NN only] 2 Hood, Ump[?]--see 3.175 2 Hooker, Gen.--see 3.70 2 194 Hooker, Henry [Ariz. cattleman, pioneer; 2 items] 2 195 Horn, Tom (Govt. scout and interpreter) [NN; see also 4.202] 2 196 Horned toad [2 items] 2 197 Horses, mules, riders, fairs, rodeo, auction [20 items] 2 Horton, George--see 4.169 2 Houghes, John R., Sgt. (Shafter Wines, 1890)--see 4.169 2 Houston, Andrew Jackson--see 2.198, 4.170 2 198 Houston Family photographs [Title page: Random Rustlings by Sam Houston Jr.; 28 items] 2 199 Houston Homes at Independence [John Bancroft Root built one of the homes, 1830s; 3 items] 2 Houston, Margaret Moffette Lea (Mrs. Sam Houston)--see 2.198 2 Houston, Mary William (Mrs. J. S. Morrow)--see 2.198 2 Houston, Sam 2 200 [At various ages; 37 items] 2 201 Stamp [empty folder; see also 1.270] 2 202 Houston, Sam, [Jr.] as medical student, 1868 [University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia; 4 items] 2 203 Houston, Samuel Dunn [2 items] 2 204 Houston, Temple [Youngest son of Sam Houston; member of Texas State Senate; 1885; 13 items] 2 205 Houston, Tex. - "First White House" (Sam Houston's Residence while Capitol of the Republic was at Houston) [NN only] 2 205 Houston, Willam Rogers--see 2.198 2 206 Houston-Lea Cemetery [Independence, Tex.; 21 items] 2 Howard, Jesse James, Valley Mills, Tex.--see 2.339 2 Howze, Robert Lee, Lt.--see 4.202 2 207 Hoxey, [Asa, Dr.] - House, Independence [Sam Houston visited here; owned by John Olson at time photo was taken; 2 items] 2 208 Hoxie, Jack 2 208 Hoyle, G. S.--see 4.201 2 209 Hubbard, Gov. of Tex. with two Hunter boys [NN; 3 items] 2 210 Hudson, Johnny (As lad rode "Denton Mare" for Sam Bass) 2 Hudson, Nora--see 1.293 2 Hudson, R.M. (1906)--see 4.169 2 211 Hughes, John R. [Capt., Texas Rangers; 5 items; see also 4.166, 4.169] 2 212 Hughes, Samuel (Founder [of] first public school in Tucson, Ariz.) 2 212 Humphreys, Andrew A., Maj. Gen.--see 3.70 2 213 Hunt, Geo. W. P., Gov. of Ariz. [7 terms; 3 items] 2 213 Hunt, Lewis M., Brig. Gen.--see 3.70 2 214 Hunter, A. W. (Brother [of] J. Marvin; [publisher, Camp Wood Croney]) 2 Hunter Collection 2 215* Manuscript material [*oversize removed to 7.3] 2 216 Miscellaneous material [list of items not in this collection] 2 217* Negatives [empty folder; *NN removed to vault] 2 218* Prints, Large [empty folder; *removed to oversize] 2 219 Prints, Unidentified [empty folder; see 5.1-5.50] 2 Hunter, Fred--see 4.232 2 Hunter, Gus [blotted out]--see 2.220 2 220 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] 2 221 Hunter, J. Marvin and friends, Frontier Times Museum [16 items; see also 2.94] 2 222 Hunter, J[ohn] Warren [Editor, Mason Herald, 1898; carrier boys for San Angelo Standard, 1908; 3 items] 2 Hunter, Marvin--see 2.220 2 Hunter, Marvin, Jr.--see 1.79 2 Hunter, Mrs. J. Marvin--see 2.220 2 Hunter, Mrs. J. Warren--see 2.222 2 223 Hunter, Ollie, Lovie, and Jeanette; Hill, Nettie [1895; 3 items] 2 224 Hunter's Printing House, Bandera, Tex. [5 items] 2 Hunter, Sam--see 2.9 2 Hunter, Talmage [blotted out]--see 2.220 2 225 Hurt, Sam [10 items] 2 Hyde, Herbert--see 3.24 2 Ibarra, Matias--see 4.62 2 226 Idaho Bill (Pearson, W. B., Col.) [empty folder; see also 3.256, 3.302] 2 227 Iguana 2 228 Independence Baptist Church [14 items; see also 2.205] 2 229 Independence Hall (at Washington-on-the-Brazos) [empty folder; see also 4.240] 2 230 Independence, The (Flagship of the Texas Navy) [2 items; SN] 2 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 2 231 Acoma Indian, N.M. [NN] 2 232 American Horse, Chief (Sioux) [see also 2.316] 2 232 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 2 233 Apache Kid and gang (Red Devils) [5 items] 2 234 Apaches, Ft. Bowie [5 items] 2 234 Arapahoe--see 2.312, 2.316 2 235 Arapaho School, Darlington, 1874 2 236 Bear Foot, Chief (Ogalalla Sioux) in Custer Massacre [2 items] 2 236 Bear Step--see 4.59 2 237 Big Foot, Chief (Bulas) [captured at Battle of Wounded Knee; 1890; 3 items] 2 237 Big Horse (Cheyenne)--see 2.316 2 238 Big Tree (Kiowa) 2 239 Big Whip (Sioux) [1866] 2 Black Bird (Chippawa chief)--see 1.128 2 Blue Duck--see 4.116 2 Bob Tail (Cheyenne)--see 2.316 2 240 Bogus Charlie (Modoc) 2 241 Boston Charlie (Modoc) 2 Bow, Gen.--see 2.319 2 Bruguier, Mrs. J. T.--see 2.318 2 242 Bruner, Billy (Creek) 2 Bryant, Sam, First Sgt. of Scouts--see 2.236 2 Buckelew, Frank--see 2.268 2 243 Buckskin Charlie, Chief, and Ute [Indians] 2 243 Buckskin Doctor--see 2.287 2 244 Buckskin Jack Russell [with Sioux wife and son] 2 245 Buffalo Goad, Chief (Waco Tribe) [CC; SN only] 2 246 Chapo, Son of Geronimo, and others 2 Cherokee--see 2.248 2 Cheyenne--see 2.316, 2.255, 2.302, 2.328 2 247 Chi-Hua-Hua (San Carlos Apache) 2 247 Chippewa--see 1.128, 1.188, 2.258 2 248 Christi, Ned (Cherokee) [NN; 2 items] 2 248 Cloud (Chippawa chief)--see 1.128 2 249 Cochise (Chiricauhua Apache) [see also 2.294] 2 250 Comanche [portraits; 1900; 3 items; see also 2.269, 2.301] 2 251 Crazy Horse (Sioux) [4 items] 2 Creek--see 2.242 2 Crow--see 2.253, 2.277, 2.304, 2.323 2 252 Crow Eagle [2 items] 2 253 Crow Indians, Mont. 2 254 Crow's Ghost (Gen. Custer's scout) 2 254 Curly Headed Jack--see 2.287 2 255 Dull Knife (Cheyenne) 2 255 Eitt, Theo.--see 2.268 2 256 Es-Kim-In-Zin, Chief (Aravaipa Apache; captor of Inez Gonzales, Sonora, Mexico, 1850) 2 257 Essadna, Chief (Witchitaws) [SN only] 2 Essomanny, Chief (Comanche)--see 2.269 2 Essowakkenny, Chief (Comanche)--see 2.269 2 Flat Iron (Sioux chief)--see 1.128 2 258 Flatmouth, Chief (Chippewa) [Leech Lake, Minn., 1900] 2 258 Flying Hawk--see 2.322 2 259 Frisking Elk [2 items] 2 260 Gall, [Orator of the Sioux Nation; leader in Custer Massacre; 4 items] 2 261 Geronimo, [War Chief (Apache)] and son Natches [NN; 16 items] 2 Gillett, J. B., Capt.--see 2.268 2 Good Lance--see 2.322 2 262 Got-Chia-Oh (Warm Spring Apache) 2 263 He-Wan-Jee-Cha (Kettle, J. R., Denver) 2 264 High Bear (Sioux Warrior) 2 265 Hooka Jim (Modoc) 2 266 Hualapai Village 2 267 Indian Agency, Rosebud, Dakota Territory 2 268 Indian captives [6 items; see also 3.61, 4.93, 4.94] 2 269 Indian Council (San Antonio, 1838) 2 270 Indian paintings on cliff at old Camp Bullis [2 items] 2 271 Indian village (Davis Mt. State Park) 2 272 Indian Wars, 17th Convention of, St. Joseph, Mo. 2 Indians 2 273 Custer Massacre [1923 Memorial Event] 2 274 General [3 items] 2 275 Grinding corn, Method of [2 items] 2 276* Unidentified [6 items; *oversize removed to 6.11] 2 Indi-Bo-Chi-Ben--see 4.290 2 277 Iron Bull, Chief (Montana Crow), and wife [2 items] 2 277 Iron King (Sioux)--see 2.316 2 278 Jack, Chief (Modoc), and family [2 items] 2 278 Johnston, Albert Sidney, Gen.--see 2.269 2 279 Joseph Nez Perces (Sioux) 2 280 Ka-E-Te-Nay or Gait-En-Eh, Head Chief (Warm Spring Apache) 2 Kettle, J. R.--see 2.263 2 Kiowa--see 2.238, 2.316, 2.321 2 Krempkau, Wm. B.--see 2.268 2 Left Hand (Arapahoe)--see 2.316 2 Lehmann, Herman--see 2.268 2 281 Little John [2 items] 2 281 Little Raven (Arapahoe)--see 2.316 2 282 Little Red Cloud and squaw 2 283 Little Swan, Chief (Sioux) 2 Lone Bear--see 2.236 2 Lone Elk--see 2.236 2 284 Lone Wolf [SN only] 2 285 Long Bull, Chief (Sioux) 2 286 Long Dog, Chief (Sioux) [2 items] 2 287 Lost River murderers (Modoc) 2 288 Low Dog, Chief (Sioux) 2 McKinn, Santiago--see 2.261 2 Mad Wolf (Cheyenne)--see 2.316 2 Manda--see 2.316 2 289 Mangus, Chief (Chiricauhua Apaches) [2 items] 2 289 Man-on-the-Clouds (Cheyenne)--see 2.316 2 290 Mariposa [Maricopa] Indian [woman] 2 290 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 2 291 Modoc stronghold after capture 2 292 Na-Da-Sa, and others 2 293 Na-Teth-La, Chief (Apache) 2 294 Nachise (Son of Cochise; Chiricauhua Apache) and wife 2 295* Nana, Chief (Mimbres Apache) [1884; *oversize removed to 6.12] 2 295* Natches--see 2.261 2 296 Nuicki Two Braids 2 297 Otoe Indian, two wives and family [NN only] 2 298 Ouray, Chief (Southern Ute) [see also 2.316] 2 299 Paganni (Apache) [1886] 2 300 Papago Indian 2 301 Parker, Quanah and wives (Comanche) [5 items; see also 3.248] 2 301 Pawnee Bill--see 3.253 2 302 "Poison," Madam (Cheyenne) 2 Ponco--see 2.316 2 Poor Wolf (Manda)--see 2.316 2 303 Qua-tha-hooly-hooly (Apache Scout) 2 304 Rain in the Face (Crow or Sioux) [2 items] 2 305 Red Cloud, Red Girl, Red Fish, Red Tomahawk (Sioux) [6 items] 2 Red Cloud (Sioux chief)--see 1.128, 3.173, 3.305, Oversize #4 2 Red Hatchet (Sioux chief)--see 1.171 2 Red Shirt (Sioux)--see 2.316 2 306 Running Antelope (Sioux) 2 307 Running Wolf (Scout for Custer) 2 308 San Juan, Chief (Mescalero Apache) 2 309 Sanchez, Chief (Apache) 2 309 Saunders, Geo. W.--see 2.268 2 310 Scarface Charley (Modoc) 2 311 Schonchin John (Modoc) 2 312 Sharp Nose, Chief (Arapaho) [1899] 2 312 Shoshone--see 2.327 2 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] 2 313 [Execution at Mankato, Minn. (1862); Sacred painting on buffalo hide; 3 items] 2 314 Scalp of "Bad Hand" taken near Deadwood, S.D., 1876 [NN only] 2 315 Sitting Bull 2 315 Chief (Sioux) [and family; 1890, n.d.; 6 items; see also 1.128, 1.257] 2 315 Willie--see 3.173, Oversize #4 2 Smith, Clint--see 2.268 2 Smith, Jeff--see 2.268 2 Son-of-the-Star (Apache)--see 2.316 2 316 Spotted Tail [with wife and daughter]; group of noted Indian Chiefs [2 items] 2 316 Standing Buffalo (Ponco)--see 2.316 2 317 Steamboat Frank (Modoc) 2 317 Stumbling Bear (Kiowa)--see 2.316 2 318 Swift Bird (Bruguier, Mrs. J. T.) 2 319 Tahquichee, Norton and Bow, Gen. 2 319 Thomason, Hugh, Capt.--see 2.236 2 320 Toggy-Snoggy, War Chief ([Cayoterros] Apache) [SN only] 2 321 Tow-an-kee, Son of Lone Wolf (Kiowa Brave) [CC] 2 321 Tso-de-ar-ko (Wichita)--see 2.316 2 322 Two Lance, Flying Hawk, Good Lance (Sioux Chiefs) 2 323 Two Strike (Sioux) and Crow Dog's Camp, Pine Ridge Agency, S.D. [1890, 2 items] 2 324 Tzoe "Peaches" [Guide to Gen. Crook; 1883] 2 324 Ute--see 2.243, 2.316, 2.298 2 325 Victoria, Chief (Apache) 2 326 Waco Chief [CC; SN only] 2 327 Washakie, Chief (Shoshone) [2 items: one photo with grandaughter, one photo of group of Indians] 2 Washakie, Dick--see 2.327 2 Washingtion, George (Shoshone Indian)--see 2.327 2 328 Whirl-Wind, Chief (Cheyenne) [with wife and daughter, Red-Bird; he met Pres. Grover Cleveland; 2 items] 2 White Eagle (Ponco)--see 2.316 2 White Man (Apache)--see 2.316 2 White Swan--see 3.75 2 Wichita--see 2.316 2 Willie Sitting Bull--see Oversize #4 2 Witchitaws--see 2.243, 2.257 2 Yellow Bear (Arapahoe)--see 2.316 2 329 Yellow Hand [NN only] 2 330 Young-Man-Afraid-of-his-Horses [Pine Ridge, S.D., 1891; see also 1.128] 2 331 Yuma Indians [6 items] 2 332 Zele, Sub-Chief (Apache) and wife 2 333 Ireland, John, Gov. [DC; 6 items] 2 334 Irma Hotel, Cody, Wyo. - Bar Room [2 items] 2 334 Irvan, Tom--see 3.175 2 335 Ives, Caleb S., Rev. [NN] 2 335 Irvine, W. C.--see 3.2 2 336 Jackrabbit (Odessa) [9 items; 2 slides] 2 336 Jackson, Shortie--see 3.173, Oversize #4 2 337 Jackson, Stonewall [2 items] 2 338 Jacoby, Josephine (Mezzo-soprano, opera) 2 339 James, Jesse and Mrs.; Frank; [mother of James brothers; 35 items; NN; 3 signed, presumably by Jesse and Frank James] 2 340 James, Frank [SN only; see also 2.339, 3.279, 4.161] 2 341 James, Judge [2 items] 2 341 James, Robert--see 2.339 2 342 James, Will; Dalton, Emmett; Cole, Geo. T. [2 items] 2 343 Jaramillo, Don Pedrito [4 items; NN] 2 343 Jeff, Uncle (Houston's servant)--see 2.198 2 344 Jefferson County hanging, c[a]. 1906 [4 items; see also 2.142] 2 344 Jefferson, Joe--see 1.4 2 345 Jefferson, Thomas 2 346 Jenkins, Chas. H., Judge, [Brownwood] 2 346 Jenkins, N. L.--see 4.164 2 347 Jennings, Al; Aldrich, R. W., Capt.; Baca, Elfego [sic] [4 items; NN; see also 3.219] 2 Johnson--see 1.287 2 Johnson, Billy--see 1.128 3 1 Johnson City [Main Street; see also 1.28] 3 2 Johnson County, [Wyo.] - Cattle raiders 3 Johnson, Dick--see 1.128 3 Johnson, Elmo--see 1.79 3 Johnson, Frank--see 1.32 3 3 Johnson, Frank, Capt. [see also 4.169] 3 Johnson, Frank, Sheriff (Colorado, Tex., 1903)--see 4.165 3 Johnson, J. C.--see 3.2 3 4 Johnson, John A. [Gov. of Minn.] 3 5 Johnson, Mollie [with] Uncle Joe and Aunt Mollie 3 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] 3 7 Johnson, Thomas Ignacious, Lt. in Texas company [killed in Civil War, Manassas, Va., Aug. 30, 1862; 3 items] 3 7 Johnson, Tom (Cook)--see 4.164 3 8 Johnson, Tom L. [Mayor of Cleveland] 3 9 Johnston, Albert Sidney [Gen.; 5 items; NN; see also 2.269, 4.170] 3 10 Johnston, J. E. (Engraving) 3 11 Jones, Anson 3 11 Jones, Frank, Capt. (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see 4.166 3 12 Jones, Frank, Capt. - Monument [taken in 1938] 3 Jones, Fred--see 4.211 3 Jones, Geo.--see 3.85 3 13 Jones, Grandma and spinning wheel [at Frontier Times Museum; 10 items] 3 13 Jones, Gus T.--see 3.24 3 14 Jones, Gus [Texas Ranger; 1906; 2 items; see also 4.169] 3 15 Jones, John B., [Major of Frontier Battalion, Texas Rangers, established 1874] 3 16 Jones, Sam, Rev. [Evangelist; 2 items] 3 17 Jones, Samuel R., Col. [NN only] 3 Jones, Tom--see 1.27 3 Jones, Prof.--see 1.277 3 Jones, Walter (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see 4.166 3 18 Journalism Display [Printing press; 4 items] 3 19 Joy, Tobe 3 Joyce, Mrs. W. J. (Wife of Rev. W. J. Joyce)--see 7.5 3 Judge Roy Bean--see 1.64 3 Jump, Miss--see 1.44 3 Jump, Mrs. J. E.--see 1.44 3 20 Junction City - Land Rush, 1902; Courthouse, [1917]; Lover's Leap [4 items; NN] 3 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 3 21 Kansas home (old time dugout) of Andrew DeGraff [1878] 3 Karnes, Quil (Alice, Tex., 1906)--see 4.169 3 Karpis, Alvin--see 4.232 3 Kavenaugh, Lyla--see 1.4 3 22 Keaton, Pearce [NN] 3 23 Kelly, Ed. O. 3 24 Kelly, George Machine Gun [4 items] 3 25 Kelly, [Luther S.] Yellowstone [Scout for General Miles, 1876-1877; 2 items; NN] 3 Kelly, Mrs. George (Katherine)--see 3.24 3 Kendall, Wm., Capt.--see 4.202 3 Kendricks, Emmet--see 4.11 3 Kenny, George, Lt.--see 4.202 3 Keough, Miles, Col.--see 1.257 3 Kerr, John B., Capt.--see 4.202 3 26 Kerrville, Tex. - First Baptist Church 3 Kessler, Morris--see 1.20 3 27 Ketchum, Black Jack, Hanging of [Clayton, N.M., April, 1, 1901; 10 items; see also 2.142] 3 Ketchum, Pete--see 4.169 3 Kid, Jim--see 1.128 3 Kidder, Katherine--see 1.4 3 Kilpatrick, Ben--see 3.320 3 28 Kilpatrick, Ben and Beck, Ole (Dead and being held up) [Smithers; NN only; see also 3.320] 3 Kimball, A. S., Maj.--see 3.159 3 Kimball, Grace--see 1.4 3 Kimball, J. F., Dr.--see 3.233 3 King, Charlie--see 4.169 3 29 King, Frank [empty folder; see also 3.168] 3 King, G. W.--see 4.164 3 King, Jim (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see 4.166 3 King, Lou--see 3.175 3 King, Mollie--see 3.123 3 King, Tom--see 4.169 3 30 Kirchner, Carl [see also 4.166] 3 Kirchner, Carl, Sgt. (Yselta, Tex., 1894)--see 4.166 3 Kirkpatrick (Pay-off man)--see 3.24 3 31 Kitchen, Pete (Ariz. pioneer) 3 32 Knox, Philander Chase, Attorney General of Philadelphia and U.S. Senator 3 33 Knudson, Edwin [b. Jan 14, 1843] 3 Koch, O. H.--see 3.233 3 Koehler, M., Lt.--see 4.202 3 34 Koen, Mrs. P. A. (Survivor of Mountain Meadows Massacre) [1914] 3 Kone, Mrs. (Rebecca)--see 7.5 3 Kone, Mrs. (Ruby)--see 7.5 3 Kraft, Walter--see 3.292 3 35 Krempkau, Wm. B. [1868, 1885, 19--; 6 items; NN; see also 2.89, 2.268] 3 36 La Bahia [Mission], Goliad, Tex. [7 items; NN] 3 37 Lackey, John - Ranch near Menard, 1927 [empty folder; see also Oversize #47-48] 3 38 LaGrange, Tex., 1927 [empty folder; see also Oversize #49] 3 38 Laing, Chas., Pvt.--see 2.167 3 39 Lamar, Mirabeau B[uonaparte] [see also 3.315] 3 39 Lambert, Commissioner--see 4.183 3 40 Lambert, Fred [b. Cimarron, N.M., Jan. 23, 1887; N.M. Mounted Police; Cattle Inspector] 3 41 Lampasas, Tex. - Belnap Rifles [Competitive Team], 1885 3 Lampson, Chippy--see 1.223 3 Lamson, Mr., Washington Home Guards--see 3.70 3 Landreth, N. A., Pres., Texas Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Association--see 3.233 3 42 Landrum, James David, Texas Ranger and Waco Peace Officer [SN only] 3 43 Lane, John, Uncle (Famous Texas fiddler) [2 items; see also 1.44] 3 Lane, Van (near San Saba, Tex., 1897)--see 4.169 3 Lang, John--see 3.85 3 44 Langtry, Lillie [4 items] 3 45 Lanham, S[amuel] W. T., Gov. [1902-04; 2 items] 3 46 Lansdowne, Lord, British Foreign Minister 3 47 Laramie City, Wyo. - 1868 Hanging: Big Steve, Con Moyer, Ace Moyer [NN only] 3 47 Larkin--see 4.169 3 48 La Salle Statue [near Indianola, Tex.] [4 items] 3 48 Latham, James V. (Yselta, Tex., 1894)--see 4.166 3 49 Lauderdale - Home, Winedale, Tex. 3 49 Laughlin, J. T.--see 4.169 3 50 Lawhon, Luther A. [1861-1922; 2 items] 3 51 Lawhon Photographers - [David E.? and family; 13 items] 3 Lawther, Joe E.--see 3.233 3 Lawton, H. W., Capt.--see 3.159 3 52 Laxson, Crawford, Pearsall, Tex. 3 53 Laxson, Earl; Mussey, Frank; Pruett, Ben; Love, Dick, ca. 1895 [inscribed on verso by Earl Laxson] 3 54 Lea, Henry Clinton - House in Marion, Ala. where Nancy and Sam Houston were married; [Clinton was Nancy's brother] [2 items] 3 54 Lea, Nancy--see 2.198 3 55 Lea, Pryor and [Mrs.] [17 items] 3 56 Leakey, Tex. [empty folder; see also NN #92] 3 57 Leatherwood, Robert N. 3 58 Lee, Baldwin P. 3 59 Lee, Pope 3 60 Lee, Robert E., Gen. [4 items; NN] 3 60 Lehman, F. H.--see 2.115 3 61 Lehmann, Herman (Indian captive) [4 items; NN; see also 2.268] 3 61 Leis [Lease?], Henry--see 3.134 3 62 Lemburg, E. - Dry goods and grocery store 3 63 Leslie, Buckskin Frank [1881] 3 63 Leslie, Elsie--see 1.5 3 64 Lewis, Lon, Ranger, U.S. Marshall [Sheriff in Tulsa County, Okla.; 2 items] 3 65 Lewis, Samuel K.- [Grave] near Winedale 3 Lewis, Smiley--see 3.240 3 Lewis, W. W.--see 3.325 3 Libertaux, F. M.--see 3.2 3 66 Liberty Bell [during visit to Del Rio; NN] 3 67 Liddil, Dick [Member of Jesse James Gang; 1882] 3 Lightfoot, Paul (Baptist Church, Independence)--see 2.206 3 Lillie, Gordon [Wm., Pawnee Bill, Maj.]--see 1.128, 3.253 3 68 Lima, Tex. (formerly Fagan) [3 items] 3 Lincoln, Abraham, [Pres.] 3 69 Assassination of - Facsimile of letter describing the events, dated Apr. 30, 1865 [5 items] 3 70 Officers on battleground; funeral [train] car [also includes sketch of Battleground Manassas, portraits and correspondence; 19 items; NN] 3 71 Lincoln, G. T. 3 72 Lincoln, N.M., 1880s [2 items] 3 73 Lindheimer, Jacob [photo of self-portrait] 3 74 Lindsay, Owen F. [and Mrs.] 3 Linscom, Brazil--see 3.267 3 Lipman, Clara--see 1.5 3 75 Little Big Horn - Custer Battlefield [1886, 8 items; see also 1.257] 3 Little Breeches--see 1.175 3 Little, Dick (Scout)--see 4.202 3 76 Little Sioux (Gen. Custer's scout) 3 Little, Wm.--see 3.2 3 Littleton, Alex--see 4.169 3 Littleton, Brown--see 4.169 3 77 Live Oak County - Public School, 1887 [6 items] 3 78 Live Oak School, Parker County 3 79 Livestock: Ranches, corrals, hogs, sheep, cattle, [goat, rooster] [14 items] 3 80 Llano, Tex. - Llano Hotel 3 80 Locke, Frederick T., Capt.--see 3.70 3 81 Locomotives [2 items] 3 Logan, Harvey (alias Curry, Kid)--see 3.320 3 Long, H. H.--see 3.286 3 Long, Jane--see 3.315, 4.170 3 Long, Opal--see 4.232 3 Longabaugh, Harry--see 3.320 3 82 Longhorn Caverns 3 83 Longley, Bill [also Longley's grave at Giddings, Tex.; 1878, n.d.; 4 items; NN] 3 83 Love, Dick--see 3.53 3 84 Lowe, Joseph Red Joe,Rowdy Joe [NN] 3 Lowther, Alex--see 3.2 3 Loyd, Eli--see 1.44 3 Lozier, Dr.--see 4.169 3 85 LS Ranch House, Tascosa, Oldham County, Tex. 3 86 Lubbock, Francis R. [Gov. and Senator; 7 items; DC] 3 86 Lucas, Elmer Chicken--see 1.222 3 87 Lunsford, John R. [1912] 3 Lynch, Joe--see Oversize #4 3 Lynchings--see 2.165, 4.78, 4.260 3 88 Mabe, P. H. and Mrs. [NN only] 3 89 Mabrito, Ed, [Probation officer] and Patterson,? 3 Mabry, Tom (1882)--see 4.167 3 Mabry, W. N.--see 4.169 3 Mabry, W. S.--see 3.279, 4.161 3 McAllister, Ed--see 3.85 3 McCaleb, Bill--see 1.44 3 90 McCall, Thomas [Lawman in Medina and Bexar Counties] 3 91 McCandles, David C. (Killed by Wild Bill Hickok) [3 items; NN] 3 McCauley, Billie (Alice, Tex., 1906)--see 4.169 3 McCauley, Billy [same as Billie McCauley?]--see 4.169 3 McCauley, Wm. (near San Saba, Tex., 1897)--see 4.169 3 McClellan, Gen.--see 3.70 3 McClernand, John A., Maj. Gen.--see 3.70 3 McClure, Bob--see 4.169 3 McClure, Robert [same as Bob McClure?] (near San Saba, Tex., 1897)--see 4.169 3 92 McColet(?) [McCalet], F. M. 3 93 McComas, Judge and family, [murdered between Deming and Silver City, N.M.] 3 94* McConnell, Dick W. and Webb, Grover [U.S. Mounted Inspectors of Customs; 2 items; *oversize removed to 6.13] 3 94 McCornell, Mr.?--see 4.71 3 95 McCoy, James, Hon. [San Antonio-San Diego Mail Line] 3 96 McCulloch, Ben, Gen. [Soldier and legislator; 3 items] 3 96 McCune, Bill--see 1.128 3 97 McCurdy, Elmer (alias Curtis, Frank or Davidson, Frank) 3 97 McDade, Floyd--see 3.292 3 98 McDonald, Bill [Capt., Texas Ranger; 2 items; see also 4.169] 3 99 McDonald, Lafe 3 100 McDonald Observatory 3 McDougall, Mrs. T. M.--see 1.257 3 McDougall, T. M., Capt.--see 1.257, 3.75 3 McFarland, Lt.--see 2.71 3 101 McGeeney, P. S. [Deputy U.S. Marshall; signed] 3 McGillicuddy, V. T., Dr.--see 1.128 3 McGowen, Hugh, Capt.--see 4.202 3 102 McGurrin, Manis Montana Mack, Maj. [see also 1.171, 2.22, 4.202] 3 McIntosh, Donald, Lt.--see 1.257 3 McIntosh, Mrs. Donald--see 1.257 3 103 MacKenzie, Ranald S., Col. [6 items] 3 * McKinley, William, Pres. (speaking in Alamo Plaza on visit to San Antonio, Tex.) [n.d.; *oversize removed to 6.14] 3 McLean, L.--see 2.2 3 104 McLemore, Atkins Jefferson (Texas politician and newspaperman) [NN only] 3 105 McLennan, Bosque John [and] Neil, Sr. [5 items] 3 106 McLennan, Niell [5 items] 3 107 McLowery, Tom and Frank; Clanton, Billie (Casualties of the Earp-Clanton Feud, [Tombstone, Ariz., 1881]) 3 McMahon, F.M., Dept. U.S. Marshall (Yselta, Tex., 1894)--see 4.166 3 McMasters, James E.--see 3.279 3 McMeans, Gee (Colorado, Tex., 1903)--see 4.165 3 McMurray, Elizabeth Ann--see 3.266 3 McNally, M. A.--see 3.2 3 McNelly, Leander 3 108 Grave and graveyard near Burton [2 items] 3 109 Texas Ranger [1889; 6 items] 3 McNew, Prof.--see 3.233 3 110 McNuner Oak (Large tree near Victoria, Tex., [named after man killed near it]) 3 McPartland, Buckskin Frank--see 1.171 3 Maddox, Allen--see 4.164 3 Madera, Pres.(?)--see 1.165 3 111 Madera, Francisco - Shrine Class in which he was a novice [NN only] 3 112 Mahoney, J. F. (Indian fighter, [Prescott, Ariz.]) [1927] 3 113 Mail (Lady carrier) [2 items] 3 Majors, P. J.--see 1.182 3 Maldonado, Andalecio--see 4.62 3 Maldonado, Vivian--see 4.62 3 114 Maledon, George 3 Malone, Papie--see 7.5 3 Mallanado, Indelico--see 1.171 3 Manlon[?], Mrs.-- see 7.5 3 115 Manning, A. E. ([Hardware merchant], Northfield, Minn.; [wounded Cole Younger and William Stiles, alias Chadwell, during] Younger-James Robbery) [2 items; NN] 3 116 Manning, Mrs. Daniel 3 117 Mansfield, Ed [and] Newcomer, Joe [with] longhorn steer [NN] 3 118 Map of Utah and N.M. Territories, 1855 3 119 Marburger, Elo - Log house near Round Top 3 Marding--see 2.71 3 Markham, Jim--see 1.81 3 Mars, Capt.--see 3.170 3 Marsden, Crosby (Alice, Tex., 1906)--see 4.169 3 Marsh, Bryan, Capt.--see 4.164 3 120 Marshall Ford (Mansfield) Dam 3 120 Martin, Jim, Pvt.--see 4.168 3 121 Martin, Sam and William [2 outlaws, killed 1903] 3 122* Mason, James E. and James E., Jr. [2 items; *oversize removed to 6.15, 6.16] 3 123 Mason, Tex. [Fort Mason Hotel, Girls Band (1894), Main Street, Martin Moran Saloon, Mason County Courthouse, Ranch Store, Todd Store; 12 items] 3 Massingale, Mollie--see 1.293 3 Mast, Sheriff--see 3.83 3 124 Masters, F. A. - Home 3 125 Masterson, Bat [3 items; NN; see also 2.2] 3 126 Mather, Andrew [1851-1929 or 1939; 2 items - 1 photo, 1 ALS] 3 126 Mathews, Harry--see 4.27 3 127 Matthews, Frank, Capt. [on horse] 3 Matthews, Frank, Pvt. [same as Capt. Frank Matthews?]--see 4.168 3 Mathis (Attorney for Kelly)--see 3.24 3 128 Maverick, Albert, Sr. [1878] 3 129 Maverick Hotel (San Antonio) [1880s] 3 130 Maverick, Maury, Sr. 3 131 Maximillian, Arch Duke, Emperor of Mexico 3 132 Maxwell, Lucien Bonaparte - Home, Ft. Sumner 3 133 Maxwell, Peter - Grave [1928] 3 134 Maxwell, Peter Menard and Leis [Lease?], Henry [NN] 3 135 Mayer, Sol (San Angelo, [Tex.] rancher) 3 Maylan, M., Capt.--see 1.257 3 Maylan, Mrs. M.--see 1.257 3 Mays, Pattie--see 1.293 3 136 Mazurek, Phillip [2 items; see also 2.94] 3 137 Mazzanovich, Anton (Author of Trailing Geronimo) [2 items] 3 137 Meade, Gen.--see 3.70 3 138 Meade, Wm. K., [U.S. Marshall, Ariz., 1880s, 1890s] [2 items] 3 139 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] 3 140 Melchior, Rudolf [Artist; includes portrait and photos of title page and sketches from work Tage Buch, 1853; 6 items] 3 141 Menard, Tex. (Menardville), View of, 1898 [and after 1899 Flood]; Baptist Encampment [15 items; NN] 3 142 Menger Hotel (San Antonio) [4 items; NN] 3 142 Mercer, A. W., Lt.--see 1.128 3 143 Merchant, S. W. 3 144 Mersfelder, Nick [Trans-Pecos character; 2 items] 3 145 Metal racks for sabres, guns, knives [5 items] 3 146 Methodist Conference, 1889 3 147-148 Meusebach, John O. 3 147 Founder of Fredericksburg [portraits; 10 items] 3 148 Reproduction of Treaty of Peace, a painting by his daughter [100th Anniversary Celebration invitation; 4 items] 3 Mexican 3 149 Army cooks 3 150 Beggar 3 151 Revolutionists; Juarez, [Mexico]; Langtry, [Tex.]; Mexican bandits; [Battle of Matamoros, Mexico, 1913] [25 items; see also 2.105] 3 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 3 152 Middleton, Thomas "Doc" (Cowboy, gambler) [see also 1.223] 3 153 Midland, Tex. - Pliska Plane, c[a]. 1910 [5 items] 3 154 Mier pioneers - Haciendo Salado [Victory at Salado] 3 155 Milam, Mrs. B. B., Driftwood, Tex. [with spinning wheel] 3 156 Milam, Ben [includes portraits and grave in San Antonio; 6 items; NN] 3 156 Milam, J. B., Rev.--see 3.156 3 157 Milam, Mrs. John 3 158 Miles, John D., Col. 3 Miles, Nelson A., Gen. 3 159 [5 items] 3 160 [SN - damaged] 3 Miller, Adolph--see 2.167 3 161 Miller, Archie; Barnette, Graham; Crawford, Peter; Miller, Roy - Texas Rangers, in Smithers Coll[ection] 3 162 Miller, Clel [1876; 2 items; NN] 3 163 Miller, Jim; Burwell; Allen; West - Hanging, Ada, Okla. [see also 2.142, 4.27] 3 Miller, Mr. (1875)--see 4.165 3 Miller, Roy--see 3.161 3 164 Miller, W. L. (Bill), Texas Ranger [NN only] 3 164 Mills, A. L.--see 4.201 3 165 Mills, Roger Q., U.S. Senator [4 items; DC] 3 166 Milner, Joseph E. (Grandson of Calif[ornia] Joe) [4 items; NN] 3 167 Milner, Moses E. "California Joe," [Scout for Gen. Custer; 8 items; see also 1.245] 3 168 Milton, Jeff, Deputy U.S. Marshall; King, Frank M.; Scarborough, George [3 items; see also 4.64] 3 169 Mimms, Henry [1816-1925, Texas Ranger, cattleman; 7 items] 3 170 Mims, J. L. and Family, Ft. Worth [Bandera Gathering, 1934; 7 items; see also 2.220] 3 Mims, J. L., Jr.--see 3.170 3 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 3 Missouri--see 2.55, 2.133, 2.272, 3.283, 3.284, 4.191, 4.245; see also photographer 1.22 3 171 Mitchell, Blade [tintype] 3 Mitchell, Jim--see 1.128 3 Mix, Lottie--see 3.173 3 Mix, Luther--see Oversize #4 3 172 Mix, Tom [4 items] 3 173 Mix, Tom and others - Cummins Wild West and Indian Congress, 1906 [2 items, including original letter; see also Oversize #4] 3 173 Moass, Capt.--see 2.220 3 174 Modoc lava beds (N.M.?) [1935] 3 174 Montana--see 2.253, 3.175, 4.15, 4.184, 4.201 3 175 Montana man hunters of the seventies [1880; 2 items; NN] 3 176 Monterrey, Mexico - Scenes, bldgs. [Bishop's Palace, Cathedral and Saddle Mountain, Penitentiary, Roble Church and Public School, view of Hidalgo Plaza; 7 items] 3 177 Monument Hill, La Grange, Tex. 3 178 Houston Chronicle pictures [8 items] 3 Moody, Dan and Mrs.--see 1.225 3 Moore, Charles R.--see 3.233 3 179 Moore, J. B. [NN only] 3 Moore, J. B. (Jeff) [same as J. B. Moore?]--see 1.239 3 Moore, John--see 4.169 3 180 Moore, Lee, [Parents] of, Otterbein, Ind. [NN only] 3 181 Moore, T. R. [Chirro Valley, Ariz.] 3 182 Mormon with five wives, Farmington, Utah [NN only] 3 183 Moos, William C. 3 184 Mootz, H. Edwin, Col. 3 Morgan--see 2.71 3 Morgan, J. M.--see 3.292 3 185 Morosini, Attilio, Mrs. and daughter, Washington's great, great, great grand niece 3 186 Morowitz, Mrs. (Frances) and granddaughter, Patsy Jean Fisher 3 187 Morrell, Ed [Spent time in San Quentin and Folsom prisons] 3 Morrell, Geo. W., Maj.--see 3.70 3 Morris, Brack (1882)--see 4.167 3 Morris, Capt.--see 4.169 3 Morrison, B. M.--see 3.2 3 Morrow, Nancy Elizabeth (Eldest daughter of Sam Houston)--see 2.198 3 188 Morton, Paul, Secretary of the Navy 3 188 Moses, Tad--see 2.52 3 189 Moss, Steve [Llano, Tex.; 2 items] 3 190 Mossman, Burton C. [First Capt. of Arizona Rangers, cattleman; 1936] 3 191 Mountain Mike, Hanging of [3 items; see also 2.142] 3 Mueller, Willie--see 1.24 3 Muldoon, Arty--see 1.171 3 192 Muldoon, [Miguel], Father, [Resident priest of Austin Colony, 1823-1842] - Monument ([Photo] sent by Jesse Gibson to Houston Chronicle for Shuffler art[icle]) [3 items] 3 193 Mulhern, Charles [Ft. Davis] 3 193 Munson, Henry--see 1.222 3 194 Murchison, A. H. (Trail boss) [NN; see also Oversize #5] 3 195 Murchison, Bill 3 195 Murchison, Hood--see 1.239 3 196 Murphy, Jim - Home [NN only] 3 Murphy, Johnny--see 3.240 3 Murphy, Lawrence G.--see 2.3 3 197 Murphy, Steve (Newspaperman, Sonora, Tex., [1890s; publisher of Devil's River News]) 3 197 Murphy, W. W., Capt.--see 4.291 3 198 Murrah, Dan [NN] 3 199 Murrah, Pendleton, Gov. [of] Tex. [5 items; DC] 3 Murray, Edna--see 4.232 3 Murray, Sid--see 3.292 3 Murray, Wi[nnie]--see 3.123 3 Mussey, Frank--see 3.53 3 Mynett, J. D.--see 3.2 3 Nathan, Harold--see 3.24 3 200 Nauer, Max 3 201 Navarro, Jesus Galan - Funeral [notice, Eagle Pass, Tex., Oct. 7, 1919] 3 202 Navy carrier [2 items] 3 Neal, Doc--see 4.169 3 Neal, E. T.--see 4.164 3 Neff, Pat, Gov.--see 3.233 3 Negley, Ferd [sic], U.S. Marshall--see 4.169 3 Neil, Edgar--see 4.169 3 Neilson, Nesta--see 1.5 3 203 Nelson, [George] "Baby Face" [alias of Gillis, Lester; 2 items] 3 204 Nelson, John (Scout, interpreter, [Ft. Sheridan]) [3 items; see also 1.128] 3 205 Nelson, Julia "Indian Prince" [Daughter of John Nelson; see also 3.204] 3 205 Nevada--see 1.31, 3.206, 4.195 3 206 Nevada: Bottle House, Ryalite [made entirely of beer bottles]; Lost City, [Mrada]; Goldfield (Mining town) [1906; 3 items; see also 1.31] 3 207 New Braunfels, Tex. [Landa Mill, Sophienburg Memorial Museum; 2 items] 3 207 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 3 208 New Mexico and Utah Territories, Map of [empty folder; see 3.118] 3 209 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] 3 210 Newcomb, James P. [2 items] 3 211 Newcombe, Tom (Man who killed California Joe) [2 items] 3 211 Newcomer, Joe--see 3.117 3 212 Newman, Bud [West Tex. train robber, killed by Bill Taylor] 3 213 Newman, J. B. [Devil's River ranchman] 3 213 Newton, Allen (1887)--see 4.167 3 214 Newton, Jess [Brother of members of Newton Gang, who robbed banks in Boerne, Hondo, New Braunfels, San Marcos] 3 214 Newton, Josie--see 2.221 3 215 Nicholas I, Czar of Russia [ca. 1905] 3 216 Nichols, Carleton B. [Jehovah's Witness in flag saluting incident, Breed Junior High School; 2 items] 3 217 Nimitz, Chester [W.], Adm. [2 items] 3 218 Nimitz Hotel (Fredericksburg, Tex.) [2 items] 3 219 Nix, E. D., U.S. Marshall, Okla. [NN; see also 1.89] 3 219 Nixon, J. P.--see 4.169 3 220 Norfleet, J. Frank [3 items; NN] 3 220 Norris, Charlie (1882)--see 4.167 3 221 North, L. H., Capt. [Great marksman, scout] 3 221 Northcroft, Mrs. E.--see 7.5 3 222 Northfield, Minn. (Proposed site of Heywood Monument at Bridge Square) [NN only] 3 222 Nowery, E. S., Production and Drilling Supt. of Gulf Coast Division, Beaumont--see 3.234 3 223 Nowlin, Henry Moote 3 223 Noyes, E. N.--see 3.233 3 224 Nueces, Battle of [Massacre; copyprint of painting, original in Comfort] 3 225 Neuces Massacre, [1861] - Monument, Comfort, Tex. 3 226 Nuncio, Albino R., Hon., [Dept. of Public Works] (Mexican government official, worked with San Antonio International Fair) [SN only] 3 227 Oakley, Annie [1889, n.d.; 2 items] 3 228 Oates, Mark [Rhome, Tex.] 3 229 Obenchain, Frank [Cattle buyer, Junction, Tex.] 3 230 O'Brien Family [14 items; SN only] 3 231 Ochiltree, Thomas P., Col. [Famous Texan; 1890; NN] 3 O'Connor, Doris--see 4.232 3 Oden, Lon (Shafter Wines, 1890)--see 4.169 3 232 Oge, Louis, [1832-1915, French-born] Texas Ranger [2 items] 3 233 Oil Centennial, Nacogdoches, Sept. 1966 [24 items] 3 234 Oil field history, from Mrs. John Sweeney, 7-12-65 [39 items] 3 235 Ojinga, Mexico 3 235 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 3 236 Oklahoma City, 1889 [2 items] 3 * Old Fiddler's Contest, July 4, 1927 (Old Settler's Reunion, Bandera, Tex.) [*oversize removed to 7.1] 3 237 Old Ironsides replica [in Frontier Times Museum; made by Cmdr. G. Keith Gordon, formerly of Royal Navy; 8 items] 3 * Old Time Trail Drivers Association, San Antonio, 1915 [*oversize removed to 7.6] 3 Olson, John--see 2.207 3 Omohundro, Jack Texas Jack--see 1.133, 1.257, 4.158 3 238 Ord, E. O. C., Maj. Gen. [Reputed grandson of George IV and Lady Fitzherbert] 3 238 Oregon--see 2.85, 4.226, 5.29 3 239 Oregon Trail, [Pioneer] Monument to, Casper, Wyo. 3 240 Orient Saloon, Bisbee, Ariz. [4 items] 3 240 Ortega, Gen.--see 1.165 3 241 Osborne, Thomas Clayborn [Trail driver, Bastrop, Tex.; 2 items] 3 242 Oury, W. S. (Sheriff, Pima Co., Ariz., [1873-1877]) 3 Outlaw, Bass (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see 4.166 3 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 3 243 Owens, George 3 244 Owens, Jim (Associated with [Col.] Goodnight in running buffalo [on north rim of Grand Canyon]) 3 245 Ox carts [and] oxen [including photo of ancient Egyptian cart now in Halthorpe Museum] [5 items; NN] 3 245 Paderewski--see 1.5 3 246 Paint Rock [10 items] 3 Palen, Annie--see 1.293 3 Palmer, Ed (Yselta, Tex., 1894)--see 4.166 3 Palmer, J. W.--see 4.237 3 247 Parker, Bonnie, and Barrow, Clyde [3 items; see also 1.52] 3 248 Parker, Cynthia Ann and Indian boy [11 items; see also 2.300] 3 Parker, George (alias Cassidy, Butch)--see 3.320 3 Parker, L. H. --see 3.2 3 Parkins, Tom, Production Supt., Okla.--see 3.234 3 249 Patch, Alexander McCarrell, Capt. [NN only] 3 250 Pate, Mrs. (Vera Ashcraft) [Great grand-daughter of Maj. Benjamin F. Bryant] 3 250 Patterson, ?--see 3.89 3 251 Patton, C. C. and James H. 3 251 Paugh, William--see 4.164 3 252 Paul, Bob (Wells Fargo Express messenger; [Deputy U.S. Marshall and Immigration Inspector, Cochise County, Ariz.]) 3 253 Pawnee Bill (Lillie, Gordon [Wm., Maj.]) and Mrs. (May Lillie) [12 items; NN; one autographed by Pawnee Bill; see also 1.128] 3 254 Payne, D. L., Capt., The Father of Oklahoma [2 items; NN] 3 255* Peak, Junius, Capt. [empty folder; *oversize removed to 7.2] 3 256 Pearson, W. B. Idaho Bill, Col. [Scout and plainsman; see also 3.302] 3 257 Peary, Mrs. Robert F. [Wife of famous North Pole expeditioner] 3 258 Pease, Elisha M. [Gov.; 4 items; DC] 3 259 Peck, Al (Ariz. pioneer, [Nogales; wife killed by Apaches in 1886]) 3 260 Pecos River Bridge 3 261 Pecos, Tex., 1894 - Driver, Lem and Clements, M[anning] [2 items; see also 1.205] 3 262 Pecos Valley, N.M. 3 263 Pedernales River Valley 3 263 Pederson, Pauline--see 2.221 3 264 Peel, M. R., 1854-1882 - Grave 3 265 Penitente Morado, Arriba County, N.M.; also, Campo Santo of Los Penitentes, and Penitente procession [5 items; NN] 3 Pentecost, Eilene, Casper, Wyo.--see 2.221 3 Penwall(?)--see 3.75 3 Perry, Claire Hodges--see 3.266 3 Perry, David, Maj.--see 4.202 3 266 Perry, George Sessions [Author; photo taken at McMurray's Bookshop, Dallas; 2 items] 3 266 Perry, Ollie (near San Saba, Tex., 1897)--see 4.169 3 267 Perry, R. C. (Rufe), Capt. of Co. D, Texas Rangers [2 items] 3 Persee, Thomas--see 2.167 3 Pershing, John J., Lt.--see 4.202 3 Peters, Pink--see 1.82 3 Pew, J. Edgard, Vice-Pres.--see 3.234 3 268 Pfeuffer, George S., Sen. [New Braunfels; 2 items] 3 269 Philips, John F. [Judge] 3 270 Phillips, John R. [NN only] 3 271 Phillips, Montgomery Wright, Round Mountain Indian Fight [NN only] 3 272 Phillips, William J. and family; Melisa Crownover Phillips [NN only] 3 273 Piedras Negras, 1882 [Palacio Municipal; 2 items] 3 274 Pierce, Abel Head Shanghai [Statue near Blessing, Tex.; 3 items; NN] 3 275 Pierce, Charlie [Member of Bill Doolin Outlaw Gang] 3 Pierce, Frank--see 1.239 3 Pierson, R. B. Idaho Bill, Col.--see 3.302 3 Pike--see 4.169 3 276 Pine Ridge Agency, S.D. - Grand review of U.S. troops after Indian surrender [see also 2.330] 3 276 Pinkerton, Allan, Maj., Head of Secret Service-- see 3.70 3 277 Pioneer cabin 3 278 Pioneer Lancers - Shield [of organization] 3 279 Pioneers of the Panhandle 3 280 Pistol, Cap and ball [style; 6 items] 3 281 Pitts, Charley [1876; 2 items; NN] 3 282 Poe, John William [Sheriff of Lincoln Co.; NN] 3 Poland, J. S., Col.--see 1.257 3 Pomeroy, C. A.--see 4.291 3 283-284 Pony Express [see also 1.241, 3.283, 3.284] 3 283 Barn (St. Joseph, Mo.) [1937] 3 284 Monument, St Joseph, Mo. 3 285 Pope, Ann Phillips [NN only] 3 Porter, Fitz John, Maj. Gen.--see 3.70 3 Porter, Leo--see 1.277 3 286 Porter, William Sidney (Henry, O.) [Hill City Quartette, 1886; 8 items] 3 287 Potter, Andrew Jackson 3 288 Potter, Jack [2 items] 3 289 Potter, Robert 3 Powell, Joe, Pvt.--see 4.168 3 Power(?), H. R., Dr.--see 3.75 3 Powers, A. R.--see 3.2 3 290 Prairie schooner [3 items] 3 291 Pratt, Orson (Mormon, [Brigham Young's "right hand man"]) 3 292 Print shops, Old and San Antonio Light composing room [1912; 2 items] 3 293 Prohibition Days, West Tex. - [Building] 3 293 Pruett, Ben--see 3.53 3 294 Putnam, Ed (alias Sibley) [killed 1906; 4 items] 3 Putman, Jim (Shafter Wines, 1890)--see 4.169 3 Putman, Lige (Alice, Tex., 1906)--see 4.169 3 295 Quantrell, Wm. G. [William C., or Charles William, noted Guerilla Chief during Civil War; 2 items; NN] 3 295 Queen, Lee--see 4.169 3 296 Quigley, George and Berger, David G. [General Electric Patent Probe] 3 297 Rabago, Mujeres listas para recibir (Women ready to receive Rabago) 3 298 Rabb, Polly Crownover [NN only] 3 299 Raine, Wm. McLeod, [Denver] and Hunter, J. Marvin [1934; 3 items] 3 299 Ramsey, Ben, Chairman, Texas Railroad Commission--see 3.233 3 300 Ranchman taming wild horses in Tex. [NN only] 3 301 Ranck, James 3 Randall, Ed (1887)--see 4.167 3 Randle, Mrs. (Sarah Jane)--see 7.5 3 302 Randolph, Charles D. Buckskin Bill, Col. [also known as Poet of the Plains; 7 items] 3 Ransom, H. H.--see 2.100 3 Ransom, Henry, Capt.--see 4.169 3 303 Ransom, W[illia]m--see also 1.149 3 304 Rattlesnakes 3 Rauber, Hugo--see 3.292 3 Ray, Alice--see 4.32 3 305 Reagan, John H. [4 items; DC] 3 306 Rector, Lee [Attorney, State Senator, San Saba, Tex.; Lucy Rector's father] 3 307 "Red Buck" on Eufaula Trail, 1915 [SN only] 3 307 Redding, R. M.--see 3.233 3 308 Reed, Ed and Clark, Will [Reed was the son of Belle Starr; 2 items; NN; see also 3.282 for negative of Reed] 3 309 Reeves, Alf and Mrs. 3 309 Reid, F. J.--see 4.211 3 310 Reinarz, Alfred - Home 3 310 Revel (or Houston), Aunt Eliza--see 2.198 3 311 Rexford, E. E. [Eben Eugene], 1848-1916 - Monument [2 items] 3 312 Reynolds, N. O. [2 items] 3 Rhodes, Chas. D., Lt.--see 4.202 3 Rice, Ben M.--see 4.291 3 Rice, P. H.--see 1.182 3 313 Richardson, Willard ["First Journalist of Texas"; 2 items] 3 314 Richmond Courthouse 3 315 Richmond, Tex. and Cemetery - Scenes in courthouse and monuments of [Mirabeau B.] Lamar, [Jane] Long, [Erastus] Deaf Smith [8 items] 3 315 Richter, Eddie--see 3.292 3 316 Rickenbacker, Eddie [2 items] 3 317 Rifle Collection (Frontier Times Museum) [2 items] 3 318 Rifle - Old Kentucky 3 319 Ripley, Henry A., Col., U.S. Army 3 Riter, O. E.--see 3.234 3 River canyon with people and cars along rim--see NN #96 3 Robbers--see Outlaws 3 320 Robbers' Roost - [Portrait of the] Wild Bunch [also known as the Hole in the Wall Gang, Ft. Worth, 1900] 3 320 Roberts, Buck--see 1.182 3 321 Roberts, D. W., Capt. and Mrs., [Ranger], 1927 [2 items; see also 2.115, 3.12] 3 321 Roberts, Dan, [Capt.]--see 3.12 3 322 Roberts, O. M. [3 items; DC] 3 322 Roberts, Ross--see 4.211 3 323 Robertson, Doc and Mother [2 items] 3 324 Robertson, Hugh R. and Corbin, John [3 items; SN only] 3 325 Robertson, Walter and Lewis, W. W., Texas Rangers in Loss Valley Fight, 1874 [NN only] 3 325 Robinson, Jim (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see 4.166 3 326 Robinson, R. A. - Home 3 Robinson, Thomas H., Jr.--see 4.232 3 Rockard, R.--see 3.2 3 Rockwell, Kenneth--see 3.266 3 327 Rodrigues, Joe (Brother to Polly) [2 items] 3 Rogers, C. L. Kid--see 4.169 3 Rogers, Charley (1888)--see 4.167 3 Rogers, Ernest (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see 4.166 3 328 Rogers, Ike., post-mortem [NN only] 3 329 Rogers, J. H. [Texas Ranger; 3 items; see also 4.167, 4.169] 3 Rogers, John A.--see 4.51 3 Rogers, Kid (1887/1888)--see 4.167 3 Rogers, Malcolm J., Dr.--see 2.130 3 Rogers, Stanley, Sheriff, Oklahoma City--see 3.24 3 330 Rogers, Will [7 items] 3 331 Roosevelt, F. D, Pres. [2 items; see also 2.48] 3 332 Roosevelt, Teddy, Menger Hotel Bar, 1898, recruiting Rough Riders [drawing; 4 items] 3 333 Roosevelt-Bullock Cowboys Reunion, Belle Fourche, S.D., 1926 4 1 Rose, Belle 4 1 Rose, Mrs. (Lula)--see 4.2 4 Rose, N. H. 4 2 Collection [9 items; includes portraits; NN; see also 2.220] 4 3 Copies of letters and other documents to N. H. Rose [1918-1947, n.d.; 42 items] 4 * Vs. San Antonio Brewing Company document [*oversize removed to 7.3] 4 4 Rose, Newton C. - Facsimile of Soldier's Discharge, Army of the Confederate States, Oct. 18, 1861 [2 items] 4 5 Rose of the Cimmaron (Member of the famous Doolin Gang) 4 * Rosebud Indian Agency, Dakota Territory [*oversize removed to 7.4] 4 6 Ross, Mrs. (Kate B[rown]) 4 6 Ross, Pease (Indian boy captured by Sul Ross at Battle of Pease River)--see 3.248 4 7 Ross, S[hapley] P., Capt. [5 items] 4 8 Ross, Tom A. [Texas Ranger] 4 9 Round Top, Tex. [Art piece (photo of drawing of Round Top), Bethelem Lutheran Church, Old Cigar Factory, Schultz Brewery and Store; 4 items] 4 10 Roundup (N.M.) [NN only] 4 Rountree, Austin--see 4.102 4 Rountree, Mason [as a boy]--see 4.102 4 11 Rountree, Mason and Kendricks, Emmet [NN only] 4 Rountree, Oscar (Alice, Tex., 1906)--see 4.169 4 Routh, R. D.--see 1.182 4 Rubiola, Commissioner--see 4.183 4 12 Runge, Carl [School Supt., Medina County] 4 13 Runnels, Hardin R. [Gov.; 5 items; DC] 4 14 Rusk, Thomas J. [3 items; DC] 4 14 Russel, Charles--see 3.330 4 15 Russell, Charles M., [1864-1926, Montana's Cowboy Artist - Postcard] reproduction of painting [ Solitude; NN] 4 16 Russell, Lee L. [Cattleman, rancher; 3 items] 4 17 Russell, Lillian [Actress] 4 18 Russell, R. R. "Dick," Sheriff, Menard County, and Mrs. [3 items; NN; see also 1.239] 4 18 Russell, Tommy--see 1.4 4 19 Ruter, Martin [Tex. Methodist; 2 items] 4 20 Rutersville, Tex. - Texas Military Institute [Fayette County, just before Civil War; 3 items] 4 21 Rutledge, Dick, Col. (Last of Kit Carson's scouts), 1926 [2 items] 4 22 Ryan, Bill (alias Hill, Tom; member of James Gang) [NN] 4 23 Ryan, Frank "Fatty" (Tombstone, Ariz. policeman) 4 Ryland, Ike P.--see 3.279 4 Rylander, Mrs. (Dolly Armstrong)--see 7.5 4 Sackett, William., Brig. Gen.--see 3.70 4 24 Saddle [2 items] 4 25 Sadler, M. E., Dr. [empty folder; see also 2.100] 4 26 Safford, A. T. K., Second Gov. of Ariz. [1871-1877] 4 27 Saloons [New Era; Orient, Bisbee, Ariz.; Saloon at Pecos; Senate, El Paso, Tex.; NN; see also 3.240] 4 28 Sampson, Sam; Rufus Buck; Lucky Day; Maomi July (Prisoners) [NN only] 4 29 Samuels, Mrs. (Zerelda) (Mother of Jesse James) [3 items; see also 2.339] 4 San Antonio 4 30 Alamo Plaza and other views of the downtown [ca. 1870s to 1930?; 30 items; NN; see also Oversize #15, #43; NN #98] 4 31 City officials, 1903 [see also 4.183] 4 32 Fiesta - Battle of Flowers Parade [6 items; NN] 4 33 General views of long ago [NN only] 4 34 Hart's Saloon and Gaming House (Owned by Ernest Hart and Jack Harris) 4 35 International Fair - Officers and directors [2 items] 4 36 Mexican [farmer's] home 4 37 Missions and cathedrals [19 items; NN] 4 38 Old Bat Cave Jail [and Police Headquarters; 2 items; NN] 4 39 Rotter Bros. Saloon 4 39 San Antonio Light--see 3.292 4 40 San Antonio-San Diego Mail Route, Account of [see also 1.63, 2.111; 2.130] 4 41 Silver King Gambling House [NN] 4 42 Stagecoach [of] August Santlaben [departing from] Kapp and Munzenberger Store [to Monterrey, Mexico], 1866 [4 items; NN] 4 43 Streetcars [1900, 1904, n.d.; 3 items; NN] 4 43 Sunken Garden, Brackenridge Park--see NN #99-100 4 44 Views of Military Plaza [1880, 1890, n.d.; 4 items] 4 45 San Augustine Mission, near Tuscon, Ariz. 4 46 San Carlos, Ariz. [2 items; NN] 4 San Jacinto 4 47 Banner 4 48 Battle (Photo of painting [that hangs in Capitol at Austin]) 4 49 Flag (in Capitol) [SN only; see also 4.47] 4 50 Monument [5 items; NN] 4 51 Veterans (Copy of a tintype, [ca.] 1870) 4 52 Veterans [at Park Dedication, 1910] 4 53 San Marcos Baptist Academy, Musicians from [NN only] 4 * San Marcos - Pioneers [*oversize removed to 7.5] 4 54 San Pedro Creek (between Fort Clark and Bracketville) 4 55 San Saba Mission, near Menard, Tex. [16 items; see also Oversize #29] 4 56 San Saba, Tex.; San Saba River [2 items] 4 57 Sanders, A. Collett [Littlefield, Tex.] 4 57 Sands, George, Lt.--see 4.202 4 58 Santa Anna [Portraits, saddle; 6 items; NN] 4 59 Satanta Exhumation Rites [11 items] 4 60 Satterwhite, Jim [Old time stage driver] 4 60 Satolli, Cardinal--see 1.162 4 61 Saunders, Capt. and Dubose, Lt. [3 items] 4 62 Saunders, Geo. W. [6 items; NN; see also 2.89, 2.268] 4 Saunders, George [same as Geo. W. Saunders?]--see 1.136 4 Saunders, J. W. (Yselta, Tex., 1894)--see 4.166 4 Saverline, Jim, Supt., Healdton, Okla.--see 3.234 4 63 Sawyer, Dan [1925; 5 items] 4 63 Scanlan, Sadie--see 1.5 4 64 Scarborough, George [5 items; NN; see also 3.168] 4 65 Schieffelin, Ed. (Discoverer of Tombstone, Ariz. mines) [Schieffelin Monument; 4 items; NN] 4 Schmidt, Constance--see 3.123 4 Schmidt, Frank (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see 4.166 4 Schmidt, Mary--see 3.123 4 Schmidt, Wm. (Yselta, Tex., 1894)--see 4.166 4 66 Schoeffer, Peter and Gutenberg Shop [5 items, chiefly of shop; SN only] 4 67 School teacher, 1860 4 68 Schools, Early [see also 3.77, 3.78] 4 68 Schultz, B.--see 3.2 4 69 Schweers-Saathoff Reunion (June, 1938, Castroville, Texas) [empty folder; see also Oversize #30] 4 70 Schwethelm, Capt. [1st Texas Cavalry, Civil War; photo of painting from a tintype] 4 71 Scott, David?, Dr., McCornell, Mr.? and [illegible] 4 Scott, Gen.--see 3.70 4 Scott, George L., Capt.--see 4.202 4 72 Scott, Walter Death Valley Scotty [Death Valley; 1934] 4 Scriver, Myra--see 2.221 4 Sedberrry, J. M.--see 4.164 4 73 Seguin, Tex. [2 items] 4 74 Sellman, John [Soldier of the C.S.A. killed by George Scarborough; 1878; 3 items] 4 Severson, S. J.--see 4.291 4 Sewell, James L.--see 3.233 4 75 Shafter, W. R., Maj. Gen. [NN only] 4 75 Sharp, Mike--see 4.211 4 76 Sharp, Milt A. [Robbed Bodie Stage 4 times in 1880] 4 Sheely, Joe, Capt. (1882)--see 4.167 4 Sheely, Wash (1882)--see 4.167 4 Shepperd, John Ben, Chairman, Texas Historical Survey Commission--see 3.233 4 Sheridan, Gen.--see 3.70 4 77 Sheridan, Philip H., Gen. [2 items] 4 78 Sherman, Tex. - Burning of [a] Negro [1931] 4 79 Sherwood, Lt. [21st Infantry; murdered during Modoc War in the Lava Beds] 4 80 Shingle-shaving horse [Machine] 4 Shipman--see 2.71 4 Shirley, Mrs. John A.--see 4.149 4 Shonsey (or Shaunsey), M.--see 3.2 4 81 Shores, Doc, Sheriff [Gunnison County, 1880s] 4 82 Short, J. W., Bandera, Tex. 4 83 Short, Luke [see also 1.81, 2.2] 4 84 Shrunken head [at Frontier Times Museum; 9 items] 4 85 Sieber, Al, [Deputy U.S.] Marshall, Scout, Ariz. 4 86 Sieker, L. P. Lamb and Ed, Texas Rangers [same person?] 4 86 Sillure, Maggie--see 1.293 4 87 Silva, Jesus (Part of coroner's jury that held inquest over Kid's body) 4 88 Simms, Pink [Lawman and trailman; autographed] 4 89 Simms, W. H. Billy [Cousin to Pink Simms; 3 items] 4 90 Siringo, Charles [crossing the Rio Grande] 4 90 Sitter, Joe (Yselta, Tex., 1894)--see 4.166 4 91 Slaughter, Apache May [Indian girl found on battle field and adopted by Sheriff John Slaughter] 4 91 Sleepy Dick--see 3.240 4 92 Smeed, J. T., Lt. - Facsimile of letter sent from Monterrey, Mexico (Date with stamp Pt. Isabel, Feb. 15, 1847) [2 items] 4 93 Smith, C. L. and Mrs. 4 94 Smith, Clint and Jeff (Indian captives) [9 items; see also 2.268] 4 94 Smith, Erastus (Deaf)--see 3.315 4 95 Smith, Green River Tom [Friend of Wyatt Earp; 1st City Marshall of Abiline, Kan., 1871] 4 96 Smith, Henry [3 items; NN] 4 97 Smith, Ida Greeley [Actress; grand-daughter of Horace Greeley] 4 98 Smith, Joseph (Founder of Latter Day Saints) [2 items] 4 99 Smith, Judge [NN only] 4 99 Smith, Mrs.--see 1.257 4 100 Smith, Seco, Bandera, Tex.; Smith, Joseph, Bexar County (Brother to Seco) [3 items; NN] 4 100 Snyder, Pi[?]--see 4.290 4 101 Solms-Braunfels, Karl, Prince [3 items] 4 101 Sonnenthal--see 1.5 4 102 Sonora Gang (Children) [1898] 4 103 Sonora, Tex. - Wool hauling in the Stockman's Paradise [3 items] 4 104 Sontag, George C. [Served time in Folsom Prison] 4 104 Soper, R. G.--see 3.233 4 105 Sophia Salm-Salm, Princess 4 106 Sophienburg 4 106 South Dakota--see 1.218, 2.314, 2.323, 2.330, 3.276, 3.333, 4.203; see also photographer 2.253 4 107 South Texas Press Association [empty folder; see also Oversize #31] 4 108 Sowell, Asa Jorman Lee [with] sons and nephews: A. J., John, Paleman, Leroy and James Sowell [7 items; NN] 4 108 Spalding, J. T.--see 1.126, 3.302, 4.158 4 109 Spanish Fort - Taovayas Village on Tex. side of Red River, by George Catlin, 1834 [photo of painting; 4 items] 4 109 Sparks, A. M.--see 3.133 4 110 Sparks, Wm. Timberline (Author [of Apache Kid; peace officer, cattle detective, Ariz.]) 4 Speaks, Bob (Shafter Wines, 1890)--see 4.169 4 Speck, Geo.--see 4.27 4 111 Spring Branch Cave, Boerne, Tex. [Railroad officials posing in cave] 4 112 Spring, John A. (First school teacher in Tucson) 4 113 Stage stopover - Adobe House, Ramona, Calif. [2 items] 4 114 Stagecoaches - Greely Stage, Deadwood Stage, Old Mail Coach; [Memorial Plaque, Ft. Davis, Tex.; 8 items; NN; see also 1.128] 4 114 Standingham, Henry--see 3.173 4 115 Stanley, Gen., Ft. Sam Houston [1889] 4 116 Starr, Belle [3 items] 4 117 Starr, Henry [Bank robber, outlaw; 4 items; NN] 4 118 State Democrative Executive Committee, Dallas, [Feb. 23], 1902 [2 items] 4 119 Stebbings, Gene Coteau [and his All-Ways Gun Harness] 4 120 Steele, Alphonso [Last Survivor of Battle of San Jacinto; 5 items; NN; see also 4.52] 4 121 Steele, Susan Elizabeth Old Settler, [Eastland, Tex.] 4 121 Steen, Ralph, Dr., Pres., Stephen F. Austin State College--see 3.233 4 121 Steffler, Commissioner--see 4.183 4 122 Stephens, Alexander 4 123 Stephens, Sam - Grave 4 Stephenson, George, Sgt.--see 4.202 4 Sterling--see 1.115 4 124 Sterling, Bill, Col., Texas Ranger, Austin and Corpus Christi, 1920s 4 125 Stern wheeler, Old, passing draw bridge on Colorado R[iver] 4 126 Stewart, Charles [2 items] 4 127 Stewart, James, [Jr.], Col. [2 items] 4 128 Stiles, Billy and Mrs. (Maria) [Member of Stiles-Alvord train robber gang; 4 items] 4 129 Still mill (Bootlegging), Texas Dept. of Public Safety 4 130 Stillman Home, Brownsville [Home of Charles Stillman, founder of Brownsville] 4 130 Stim, R. and Mrs.--see 3.234 4 131 Stone, Edward L. - Library, Roanoke, Va. [2 items] 4 132 Stoudenmire, Dallas, El Paso City Marshall, 1881 4 132 Strahlmann, Louis, Dr.--see 2.130 4 133 Strickland; Fetter; Burt; Terrell (4 men standing by a car) [5 items; NN] 4 134 Stringer, Billy [Early Tex. outlaw; 3 items] 4 135 Stuart, Geo.W., Col., U.S. Army [148th Inf.] 4 136 Sullivan, Bronco John 4 137 Sullivan, Fred (Old stage driver, [Cheyenne to Deadwood]) 4 137 Sullivan, W. J. L.--see 4.164, 4.169 4 138 Surber, Thelma [on horse, rodeo personality?] 4 Sutherland, S.--see 3.2 4 Sweeney, M. B., Production Supt., Southwest Division, Dallas--see 3.234 4 Sweeney, M. B.--see 3.233 4 Sweitzer, Nelson B., Brig. Gen.--see 3.70 4 Swimming hole (river, docks, diving board)--see NN #101 4 139 Swink, Norburn [Early settler of Tilden McMurrin County] 4 Swope, Charles--see 2.167 4 Sword, George, Capt.--see 1.128 4 140 Table Rock [NN only] 4 140 Tabor, W. H.--see 3.2 4 141 Taft, Pres. [visiting Del Rio; 9 items; NN] 4 142 Tanner, Richard Diamond Dick, Dr. [NN only] 4 143 Taos, New Mexico Church (Penitente Morado) [see also 3.265] 4 144 Tarpley Pass; Tarpley Mail [2 items] 4 145 Tate, John C. [NN only] 4 146 Taylor, Creed, Capt. (Frontiersman [near Noxville, Tex.]) [4 items] 4 Taylor, Creed [same as Capt. Creed Taylor?]--see 4.169 4 Taylor, Gen.--see 3.70 4 147 Taylor, Miss [NN only] 4 148 Taylor, Pink (San Antonio Peace Officer and cowman) [NN only] 4 149 Taylor, T. U. [Professor Emeritus, University of Texas; 6 items] 4 150 Taylor, Zachary, Pres. 4 151 Telephone Building (Independent), 1928 4 152 Teller, Henry Morse, Pres. Arthur's Sec[retar]y of Interior 4 153 Temple Square, Salt Lake City, Utah [Tabernacle, Temple; 3 items] 4 Templeton, Wallace (Scout)--see 4.202 4 Terrablanca, Fernando and Senora--see 1.155 4 Terrell--see 4.133 4 154 Terry, David S., Judge [Calif.] 4 Tesehemaker, H.--see 3.2 4 Texas 4 Alamo--see 1.8, 4.30, 5.33, 6.14, Oversize #43 4 Alice--see 4.169 4 Alpine--see 1.14, 4.191; see also photographer 1.237 4 Amarillo--see 1.19 4 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 4 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 4 Bastrop--see 3.241 4 Beaumont--see 3.234 4 Big Bend--see 1.79 4 Beeville--see photographer 1.60 4 Belton--see photographer 5.1 4 Blessing--see 3.274 4 Boerne--see 1.96, 3.214, 4.111 4 Brenham--see photographer 3.108 4 Brownsville--see 1.119, 4.130 4 Brownwood--see 1.120, 2.346; see also photographer 2.58 4 Bryan--see photographer 4.240, 5.8 4 Burnet--see 2.69, 2.221, 4.276 4 Burton--see 3.108 4 Camp Colorado--see 1.156 4 Camp Verde--see 1.157 4 Canyon--see 4.205 4 Carlsbad--see 1.163 4 Castroville--see 4.69, Oversize #30 4 Center Point--see photographer 4.72 4 Chocolate Bayou--see 3.6 4 Colorado--see 4.165 4 Comanche--see photographer 3.33 4 Comfort--see 1.221, 3.225 4 Corpus Christi--see 1.230, 4.124, 4.162 4 Dallas--see 3.234, 3.266, 4.118, 5.29, 4 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 4 Driftwood--see 3.155 4 Dripping Springs--see 2.12 4 Eagle Pass--see 2.21, 3.201, 4.204; see also photographer 1.275, 2.21, 3.273 4 Eastland--see 4.121 4 El Paso--see 2.27, 4.27, 4.132, 4.293, 6.6; see also photographer 3.30, 4.64 4 Enchanted Rock--see 2.31 4 Fort Brown--see 2.64 4 Fort Chadbourne--see 2.65 4 Fort Concho--see 2.67 4 Fort Crittenden--see 2.68 4 Fort Croghan--see 2.69 4 Fort Davis--see 1.29, 2.70, 2.71, 3.193, 4.114, 4.197 4 Fort Griffin--see 2.72 4 Fort Inge--see 2.75 4 Fort Lancaster--see 2.76 4 Fort McKavet--see 2.78 4 Fort Parker--see 2.80 4 Fort Richardson--see 2.82 4 Fort Ringgold--see 2.83, Oversize #19 4 Fort Sam Houston--see 2.54, 4.3, 4.115, Oversize #3, #46 4 Fort Stockton--see 1.220 4 Fort Worth--see 1.71, 2.87, 3.170, 3.320, 4.282, Oversize #8 4 Fredericksburg--see 2.88, 3.147, 3.148, 3.218, 4 Frio Town--see 2.91 4 Frost--see 2.96 4 Galveston--see 1.233, 2.33, Oversize #24; see also photographer 2.128 4 Giddings--see 3.83 4 Goliad--see 3.36 4 Harper--see 2.53; see also photographer 2.214 4 Hondo--see 3.214 4 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 4 Henrietta--see 5.48 4 Huntsville--see 4.59 4 Independence--see 1.216, 1.243, 2.185, 2.199, 2.206, 2.207, 2.228 4 Indianola--see 3.48 4 Jacksboro--see 2.82; see also photographer 2.82, 2.238 4 Jim Wells County--see 1.252 4 Johnson City--see 1.28, 3.1 4 Junction--see 2.186, 3.20, 3.229 4 Kerrville--see 2.31, 3.26; see also photographer 2.31, 3.225 4 La Grange--see 3.38, 3.177, 3.178, Oversize #49 4 Lampasas--see 3.41 4 Langtry--see 3.151 4 Lantry--see 1.294 4 Leakey--see 3.56, 4.186, 4.220, 4.273, NN #92 4 Lima (formerly Fagan)--see 2.46, 3.68 4 Littlefield--see 4.57 4 Llano--see 3.80, 3.189; see also photographer 1.64, 3.176, 3.189, 4.30 4 Marfa--see 2.215 4 Marlin--see photographer 1.224 4 Mason--see 3.123; see also photographer 1.77, 2.220, 3.123 4 Matagorda--see 1.195, 2.52 4 McAllen--see Oversize #33 4 Medina--see 2.147, 3.90, 3.139, 4.12 4 Menard--see 2.193, 3.37, 3.141, 4.18, 4.55, Oversize #29, #34-35, #47-48 4 Menardville--see 3.141; see photographer 5.9 4 Midland--see 3.153 4 Milam County--see 1.121 4 Mineral Wells--see Oversize #7 4 Nacogdoches--see 3.233 4 New Braunfels--see 3.207, 3.214, 3.268, Oversize #20 4 Noxville--see 4.146 4 Nueces County--see 1.252 4 Nueces River--see 3.224 4 Odessa--see 2.336 4 Old Washington--see 1.114, 2.152 4 Paris--see Oversize #50-51 4 Pearsall--see 3.52 4 Pecos--see 1.179, 3.144, 3.261, 4.27 4 Pioneer--see 1.227 4 Port Arthur--see photographer 4.50 4 Realitos--see 4.166 4 Rhome--see 3.228, 4.214 4 Richmond--see 3.315 4 Rocksprings--see 4.253; see also photographer 1.24 4 Round Mountain--see 2.158, 3.271 4 Round Rock--see 2.181; see also photographer 1.293 4 Round Top--see 1.72, 3.119, 4.9 4 Rutersville--see 4.20 4 Salado--see 3.154 4 San Angelo--see 1.239, 2.206, 2.222, 3.135 4 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 4 San Felipe--see 1.33 4 San Jacinto--see 1.103, 4.47-4.52, 4.120 4 San Marcos--see 3.214, 4.53, 7.5 4 San Saba--see 3.306, 4.56, 4.169 4 Saratoga--see 3.234 4 Seguin--see 1.23, 4.73; see also photographer 4.233 4 Sherman--see 4.78 4 Sonora--see 3.197, 4.103, 4.278; see also photographer 5.13 4 Tascosa--see 3.85 4 Temple--see 1.226; see also photographer 5.1 4 Tuckertown--see 4.193 4 Uvalde--see photographer 4.273 4 Valley Mills--see 2.339 4 Victoria--see 3.110; see also photographer 3.48 4 Waco--see 3.42, 4.221 4 Washington-on-the-Brazos--see 2.229, 4.239-4.241 4 White Plains--see 4.260 4 Wichita Falls--see 4.261, Oversize #10, #52; see also photographer 2.250 4 Williamson County--see 4.266 4 Winedale--see 2.169, 3.49, 3.65 4 Yselta--see 4.166 4 Zapata--see photographer 1.278 4 Texas A&M University--see 1.1, 2.114, Oversize #21, #32 4 155 Texas Declaration of Independence (Facsimile) 4 156 Texas Development Co. [Pink Terrazzo Quarry, plant layout; 2 items] 4 157 Texas First Whitehouse [2 items] 4 158 Texas Jack (Omohundro, J. B.) [2 items; NN; see also 1.133, 1.257] 4 Texas Navy [see also 2.229] 4 159 Austin (Sloop); San Antonio (Schooner) [2 items] 4 160 Boats and monument (from picture hanging in office of S[gt.] of Arms) [SN only] 4 161 Texas panhandlers, 1884 [NN only] 4 162 Texas Press Association, Corpus Christi, 1930 [2 items; see also Oversize #8, #33] 4 162 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 4 163 Texas Rangers [empty folder; see following folders for companies] 4 164 Company B [5 items] 4 165 Company C [6 items] 4 166 Company D [11 items; NN] 4 167 Company F [10 items] 4 168 Headquarters Company [1919; 5 items] 4 169 Unidentified companies [17 items; NN] 4 170 Texas State Cemetery, Austin, showing monuments at graves of [John A.] Wharton, [Stephen F.] Austin, [Albert Sidney?] Johnston, [Jane?] Long, etc. [7 items] 4 171 Texas State Library, Austin [Gov. Hubbard's chair, Reading room; 8 items] 4 Thalis, T. Cook--see 4.169 4 Thallman, Lora--see 4.144 4 Thomas, Gen.--see 3.70 4 172 Thomas, Heck, Capt., U.S. Marshall [Okla., d.1912; 4 items] 4 173 Thomason, Capt. [Hunting Expedition to Africa (1929), Various animal trophies; NN only] 4 174 Thompson, Ben [City Marshall, Austin 1880-1881; 7 items; NN] 4 Thompson, Bernice, alias Long, Opal--see 4.232 4 Thompson, Billy--see 4.174 4 Thompson, Chas.--see 1.257 4 175 Thompson, Crim Q. [Minneapolis, Kan., with longhorns; 3 items] 4 176 Thompson, Gerald, Execution of, [by] electric chair 4 177 Thompson, Kid [2 items; NN] 4 178 Thompson, Tommy, Gen. [3 items] 4 Thompson, W. A., Capt.--see 3.159 4 Thompson, Wm.--see 1.257 4 179 Thornhill, Sadie (San Antonio Chili Queen) 4 179 Threntam, Charles--see 4.164 4 180 Throckmorton, J. W., Gov. [2 items] 4 Throckmorton, Sgt.--see 4.169 4 Throp, Jim (Scout)--see 4.202 4 181 Tilghman, Bill [Chief of Police, Oklahoma City, 1912; 2 items; NN] 4 182 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] 4 Tinkle, Lon--see 2.100 4 Tinsdale, D. R.--see 3.2 4 183 Tobin, John W., Mayor, San Antonio [1923-1927; 2 items; NN] 4 184 Todd, Geo. B., Dr., U.S.N. [Surgeon, U.S. Monitor Montana] 4 185 Tombstone, Ariz. [Bird Cage Theatre, Boothill Graveyard, Can Can Restaurant, Cochise County Courthouse, Modoc Stage, O. K. Corral, Sheep Head (Mountain); 23 items; NN] 4 186 Tomerlin, W. J. (Real County pioneer), Leakey, Tex. [2 items] 4 186 Towler, George F., Saratoga, Tex.--see 3.234 4 187* Trail drivers, Old time [5 items; NN; *oversize removed to 7.6; see also Oversize #36, #37] 4 187 Travis, Mrs. Julian Wilson--see 7.5 4 188 Travis, William B. [Col.; 8 items; some DC] 4 189 Traylor, C. T. - Home? 4 190 Troutman, Joanna (Maker of Lone Star flag) [postcard] 4 191 Truman, Harry, Pres. [Alpine, Tex. (1948), Birthplace (Lamar, Mo.); 3 items] 4 191 Tsai Ting Kai--see 2.136 4 192 Tubbs, Poker Alice [Gambler, poker dealer; 4 items; NN] 4 Tucker, G. R.--see 3.2 4 Tucker, George--see 4.166, 4.169 4 Tucker, S. S.--see 3.2 4 193 Tuckertown, Tex. - Oil wells [Navarro County] 4 194 Tucson, Ariz. [San Xavier Hotel, San Xavier Mission; 3 items] 4 Turner, Dule (2nd husband of Anne E. Turner)--see 7.5 4 Turner, Mrs. (Anne E.) (Honoree of party)--see 7.5 4 Turner, P. R., Capt.--see 2.89 4 195 Twain, Mark - Home [Carson City, Nev.; 1926] 4 196 Twohig Mansion [2 items] 4 Unidentified 4 197 Group on rocks, Ft. Davis, 1908 [Inscription: On the rocks of Li[mpia?] Canyon] 4 198 Man with camera on rocks (Dept. of Public Safety) 4 * Oversize prints [*oversize removed to 7.7] U.S. 4 Army 4 199* Officers - Presidio of San Francisco, 1914 [2 items; *oversize removed to 7.8] 4 200 Second Engineers, Second Division [empty folder; see also Oversize #42] 4 Cavalry 4 201 Officers of the 1st., stationed at Ft. Keogh, Mont., 1890-1891 [during winter occupation] 4 202 Officers [of the] 6th [who fought in Sioux Indian War; 4 items] 4 203 7th, in Battle of Wounded Knee, S.D., 1891 [2 items; NN] 4 204 Customs Force, Eagle Pass, Tex., 1892 [NN only] 4 205 Mail Rte. - Canyon, Tex. to Plainview, 1903 4 206 Navy - Officers and personnel; U.S. Army - Officers and personnel and other notables from W. W. II period [empty folder; items not in collection] 4 207 Troops, Dec., 1900 - March up Cheyenne River 4 University of Texas--see 1.258, 4.149, 4.208 4 208 University of Texas [Old Main Building (postcard); Undergraduate Library (SN only); 2 items] 4 209 Urschel, Chas.(?) 4 209 Utah--see 3.118, 3.182, 3.208, 4.153, 4.210 4 210 Utah - Various monuments commemorating early cattle trails, Indian battles, pioneers and places [4 items] 4 211 Val Verde County Peace Officers, 1909 4 212 Van Dorn, Earl [Col. and later Maj. Gen. of the Confederacy; 4 items] 4 213 Van Ness Driver (Six mule jerk line?) 4 213 Vance, Ed--see 4.169 4 214 Vanmeter, Mr. [Rhome, Tex.; 2 items] 4 215 Vansquez, Tiburcio [Early Calif. bandit and robber] 4 215 Varnum. C. A., Lt.--see 1.257 4 216 Velasco Treaty [7 items] 4 217 Vertasell, Wyo. - Chuckwagon [1909] 4 218 Villa, Pancho [12 items] 4 219 Vineyard Haven, Mass. - Grace Episcopal Church with fiftieth wedding anniversary announcement of Mira Fisher White and William Washington Neifert [SN & NN only] 4 219 Vivian, C. B.--see 3.279 4 220 Vogel, A. G., Leakey, Tex. [Merchant] 4 220 Vought, T. L., Col.--see 4.291 4 221 Waco - [Deed of first lot sold, March 16, 1894; 4 items] 4 Wade, W. S., Sgt.--see 2.167 4 Waehlerh[?], Kathleen--see 2.221 4 222 Wagner, Joseph George [SN only] 4 223 Waitman, George, alias Red Buck (Member of Doolin Gang) 4 224 Wakefield, Lyman, [Sheriff, Cochise County, Ariz., early days; 2 items] 4 224 Walcott, Frank--see 3.2 4 225 Walker, A. G. [SN only] 4 226 Walker, A. T. - Ranch, near Reedsport, Or. [NN only] 4 227 Walker, Henry Silent Hank 4 228 Walker, Jim (Honorary member Bandera County Old Settlers Assoc[iation]) [see also 1.44] 4 Wallace, Geo. D., Lt.--see 1.257 4 Wallace, W. B.--see 3.2 4 229 Wallace, [William Alexander Anderson] Big Foot [13 items; NN] 4 Wallace, Wm. H., Capt.--see 4.202 4 Wallace, Yolande--see 1.5 4 Wallis, Gladys--see 1.4 4 230 Walters, Lorenzo D. [Son of James Edwin Walters; 4 items] 4 231 Walters, Rhoda Ann Hicks (Wife of Dr. John William Walters) [1829-1873] 4 232 Wanted Photos (Modern-day outlaws) [22 items] 4 232 Ward, F. K.--see 4.201 4 233 Warnke, Mary 4 234 Warren, George (Ariz. copper miner) 4 235 Washington and the Ark of the Convenant 4 236 Washington, George - Facsimile of newspaper account of burial dated Jan. 4(?), 1800 [2 items; NN of sword] 4 237 Washington, L. A., Dr. and Mrs. (Martha D.) - Gravestones [4 items] 4 238 Washington Monument, Washington, D.C. [NN only] 4 Washington-on-the-Brazos 4 239 First Capitol of Texas [6 items] 4 240 Independence Hall [and various views, monuments, buildings; 38 items] 4 241 Plat [3 items] 4 242 Water hauler [Jose Admendadis, of Tilden, McMullen County] 4 242 Watson, Harold, Col.--see 3.331 4 243 Weathersbee, W. E. [Del Rio, Tex.] 4 244 Weaver, Mr. (?) 4 244 Webb, Alexander S., Brig. Gen.--see 3.70 4 245 Webb, Geo. W., and Mrs. (Lorena Jane), [Editor and Associate Editor Winners of the West, St. Joseph, Mo.; 2 items] 4 Webb, Grover--see 3.94 4 Webber, Joe--see 1.3 4 246 Weiner, Mrs. John E. 4 Welch, Ed--see 2.79 4 Welch, Frank--see 2.79 4 Well, L. B.--see 4.164 4 247 Wells Fargo - Office 4 248 Wells, Mrs. L. C. (Postmistress, Bullhead [now Vance], Edwards County) [1885] 4 Werner, Jim (Teamster)--see 4.164 4 Wernette, John--see 4.211 4 249 West, DuVal [Federal Judge; 8 items; see also 4.295] 4 249 West, Frank, Capt.--see 4.202 4 250 West Texas Ranch Headquarters 4 251 West, Tom and Chambers, Ed - Monument to early cowboys [2 items] 4 251 Weston, Park--see 4.169 4 252 Wharton, John A., [Maj. Gen., 1829-1865] - Grave [see also 4.170] 4 253 Wheat, Ira and Mrs. [Rocksprings, Tex.; 2 items] 4 254 Wheaton, Lloyd, Maj. Gen. 4 Wheeler, Carlie--see 1.44 4 Wheeler, Daisy--see 3.123 4 255 Wheeler, Grant (Train robber, [Ariz., Calif.]) 4 256 Wheeler, Harry, Sheriff, Cochise County, Ariz. [2 items] 4 257 Wheeler, Henry M., Dr. (Killed Clel Miller in James-Younger Robbery at Northfield Bank) [2 items] 4 257 Whitcomb, E. W.--see 3.2 4 258 White, Crawford, Guadalajara, Mexico 4 White, Groff--see 4.169 4 White, J. C.--see 3.24 4 259 White, Mrs. (Mary [Kiziah Faris]) 4 260 White Plains, Tex., Burning of Negro near [2 items; see also 2.142] 4 260 White, Tom--see 4.169 4 261 Wichita Falls, Tex.- [Wagon loads of wheat; 3 items; NN] 4 262 Wickmiller, C. P. (Early day druggist and photographer, [Okla.]) [2 items] 4 263 Wilbarger, Josiah - Tombstone [near Austin where scalped and killed by Indians; 2 items] 4 264 Wilcox, Frank [Assistant Bookkeeper at bank held up by James-Younger Gang in Northfield, Minn.; 3 items] 4 Wilder, W. L., Lt.--see 3.159 4 Wiley, B.--see 3.2 4 Williams Family [photograph, taken ca. 1900, at 208 Calhoun St, Houston]--see 2.198 4 Williams, Franklin Weston--see 2.198 4 Williams, J. H.--see 4.164 4 Williams, James Royston--see 2.198 4 Williams, Margaret Lea Houston (Maggie)--see 2.198 4 Williams, Marian Lea--see 2.198 4 Williams, Sam Houston--see 2.198 4 265 Williams, Wat [Wild horse rider] 4 266 Williamson County Courthouse [2 items] 4 266 Williamson, Geo. McK., Lt.--see 4.202 4 267 Williamson, Robert McAlpin Three-legged Willie [2 items] 4 268 Wilson, Mark - Monument [NN only] 4 269 Wilson, R. D. [U.S. Cavalryman, 1870-75] 4 269 Wilson, W. A.--see 3.2 4 270 Winans, Maj. Gen. 4 271 Winedale Inn [13 items] 4 272 Winn, Grandma (?) 4 273 Winn, Mrs. Jim (Pearl Alexander), Leakey, Edwards County, 1889 4 274 Winn, R. A., Mrs. and grandson [NN only] 4 275 Winn, Rufe 4 275 Wisconsin--see 2.56, 2.221, Oversize #28; see also photographer 2.260, 2.304 4 276 Wite, Lyman [Grave and temple ruins, Burnet, Tex.] 4 277 Withers, J. R. and Mrs. [Early settlers of La Salle County] 4 277 Wood, Leonard, Dr.--see 3.159 4 278 Woodruff, D. B. (Newspaperman [and Justice of the Peace], Sonora, Tex., [1890s]) 4 278 Woods, Dr. [and] Mrs.--see 7.5 4 279 Woodward, J. O., Judge 4 280 Woody, Sam [and Mrs.] - Home in Wise Co[unty] [3 items] 4 280 Word, Cal--see 4.102 4 281 Worley, Mr. (?) [NN only] 4 282 Worth, Gen. (Man for whom city of Ft. Worth was named; [Mexican War veteran]) [2 items] 4 283 Wounded Knee, Battle of [6 items] 4 Wright, Commissioner--see 4.183 4 Wright, [M.] H.--see 4.169 4 Wright, Milam--see 4.211 4 Wyatt, Walter--see 4.102 4 284 Wyatt, Zip [alias Yeager, Dick] 4 285 Wyndham, P. (?), Col., U.S. Army 4 Wyoming--see 1.164, 2.63, 2.77, 2.221, 2.334, 3.2, 3.47, 3.239, 4.217, 4 Yarborough, Ralph W.--see 1.270 4 Yates, G. W., Capt.--see 1.257 4 Yates, Mrs.--see 1.257 4 Yeager, Dick--see 4.284 4 286 Yelvington, Ramsey 4 287 Young, Brigham [Home, Nauvoo, Ill., Portrait; 2 items] 4 288 Young, Cole (Arizona outlaw) [2 items] 4 289 Young, J. C. [San Antonio, Tex.; NN] 4 290 Younger, Bob, James and Cole [18 items; NN] 4 291 Younger Brothers, Captors of [2 items; NN] 4 292 Younger, H. W., Col. and Mrs. [Parents of Younger Brothers; NN; see also 4.290] 4 292 Younger, Henrietta--see 4.290 4 293 Yselta Mission, El Paso, Tex. [4 items] 4 294 Yuma, Arizona [Old Territorial Prison, Penitentiary Library; NN only] 4 295 Zapata, Emiliano, Gen. and West, DuVal [NN only] 4 296 Zholgoz, Mr. [Murderer of Pres. Wm. McKinley; 2 items] 4 296 Zuber, W. P.--see 4.52 II. Unidentified Photographs A. People Individual and pairs 5 1 Children [some groups; 21 items] 5 2-6 [Men; 131 items] 5 7 [Men (Confederate soldier, man with six-gun); copy prints of Ambrotypes; DRC, Minneapolis, Minn.; 2 items] 5 8 [Men], Military [10 items] 5 9 [Men; women; children; colored and sepia-toned prints; 21 items] 5 10 [Pairs (man and woman, men, adult and child); 33 items] 5 11 People, [individual or pair], with animals [10 items] 5 12 Women; [teenage girls; 30 items] 5 Group portraits; miscellaneous scenes 5 13* Burials [5 items; *NN removed to NV 3] 5 14 Enclosure with people; man with gun; parade [3 items] 5 15-16* Family groups at homes [13 items; *NN removed to NV 3] 5 17 [Family and other groups; misc. scenes; 22 items] 5 18 [Men and a woman in an office] 5 19 Men (some military, [one with German inscription); boys; 10 items] 5 20 Nurse group; D.A.R. group? [2 items] 5 21* [People (individual and group portraits; in misc. outdoor scenes with animals and/or buildings); 36 items; *NN removed to NV 3] 5 22 [Scenes, Misc. (3 people in each); 6 items] 5 23 Women (some [with] children) [6 items] B. Places 5 24 [Buildings], unknown locations (B.F. Langford & Son Hardware & Furniture, Undertakers Supplies, building on corner with double doors, church, college building?, courthouse?, encampment building, First Baptist Church, Ford and Isbell Lumber Company, Mission Theatre [with] Modern Beauty Parlor [and] Walker Electric Co., post office, Princess Theater (advertising Madonna of the Slums feature), West Texas School [or] Academy) [13 items] 5 25 Dirt road and paved highway scenes [6 items] 5 26 Foreign [scenes] and Panama [Campanile (pre-1902), Culebra Cut (Panama Canal), Monaco with Monte Carlo, Mt. Vesuvius, Nile River with boat near Cairo, Piazetta with St. Mark's, Pyramid of Gizeh, St. Mark's Cathedral (Venice), Vladivostok and harbor; 9 items] 5 27 [Houses, Misc.; 14 items] 5 28 Interiors (bank, bedroom with fireplace, church, drug store, rock fireplace, [room with hunting trophies and pelts], sitting room) [7 items] 5 29 Scenic views with mountains; other scenes [including army camp, Bluebonnet Hotel on Guadalupe River, cannon, Court and Jailhouse Rocks (Ariz. or N.M.), crane, Dallas, Tex. (1941 aerial view), Dumis cabin in snow, graves, Indian writing [?] on rock formation, myrtle trees (Or. Coast Highway), petrified tree pieces (Ariz.), Plaza Weyler (Santa Cruz de Tenerife), stone crusher, stream near Bandera [29 items] C. Various Subjects 5 30 Edwards County (halftone prints) [includes portraits; 15 items] 5 31 Machinery [some with people; 3 items] 5 32 Paintings, [photos of] - Christ at prayer,Cupid insisting that the fair maiden shall yield to his charms,Jerome Bonaparte, King of Westphalia, [Magi visiting the Christchild], St. Cecilia; [5 items] 5 33 Miscellaneous - Gutenberg Bible [postcard], map [of Middle East], Old Timers [portrait], Opening souvenir of Baldauf's New Dry goods Palace, 1890, [paintings, photos of - Alamo, Battleship Minnesota, historical mural?, man sitting in chair], statue of a queen[?], [trial scenes?] from movie, Who lost and won the war in 1918 [pamphlet], wild turkeys, woman and child [photo of daguerrotype; 18 items] D. Written Material 5 34-37* [Articles from misc. sources on various subjects, including Billy the Kid, Dick Dowling, D. C. Means, A. J. Potter, J. J. Rose, N. H. Rose; SN only; 18 items; *NN removed to NV 3] 5 Articles from newspapers 5 38 Curio Seeker Hunts Years for Photographs [about Joe E. Milner; typescript and copy print with portraits; 2 items] 5 39-42* [Various subjects, including A. A. Brack, Jesse James, N. H. Rose (in car accident); SN only; 27 items; *NN removed to NV 3] 5 43 [Articles from unidentified sources on various subjects, including J. A. Brooks, Billy Bruner, Buffalo Bill, Emmett Dalton, J. J. Giddings, Luther A. Lawhon, Joe Milner, W. Lee O'Daniel, Isaak C. Parker, Mason Rountree, Morris Smith, Belle Starr, Harry Tracy, DuVal West, Elizabeth Westrup; SN only; 19 items] 5 44-45* [Correspondence; SN only; 37 items; *NN removed to NV 3] 5 46-47* [Legal documents regarding, among others, A. A. Brack (transfer of his photo collection to N. H. Rose), David Crockett, Wm. B. Krempkau, Dick W. McConnell, Newton C. Rose, N. H. Rose, Roland Rose, San Antonio Brewing Assn., Bob M. Hatton?, Katherine Lavada Weare; facs. of signatures of historical personages; SN only; 11 items; *NN removed to NV 3] 5 48* [Misc. documents, primarily regarding various organizations; includes one image, with captions, of Henrietta (town), ca. 1870; SN only; 11 items; *NN removed to NV 3] 5 49 Poems; song [SN only; 15 items] 5 50 Story of My Rosary by [Ferdinand Lust], a dying musician; SN only; 2 items] III. Oversize Photographs A. Oversize Items Removed from Series I. 6 1 Batemen, Chaplain 6 2 Batts, R. L., Judge 6 3 Bean, Roy, Judge 6 4 Calamity Jane 6 5 El Paso Fire Department 6 6 El Paso Firemen 6 7 Ferrell, Della 6 8 Frontier Times Museum 6 9 Giddings, Geo. H. 6 10 Hardin, John Wesley 6 Indians 6 11 Unidentified 6 12 Nana, Chief 6 13 McConnell, Dick W. and Webb, Grover 6 14 McKinley, William, Pres. 6 15 Mason, James E. 6 16 Mason, James E., Jr. 7 1 Old Fiddler's Contest, July 4, 1927 7 2 Peak, Junius, Capt. 7 3 Rose, N. H., Rose vs. San Antonio Brewing Co. 7 4 Rosebud Indian Agency, Dakota Territory 7 5 San Marcos Pioneers 7 6 Trail drivers, Old time [San Antonio, Tex., 1915] 7 7 Unidentified oversize prints [Oxen pulling a cart; man in workshop and with model boat: 38a, 39a (P&N); interior of church or mission?: 40a; home on prairie: 41a, 42a; group of military men: 43a (P&N); 10 items] 7 8 U.S. Army Officers - Presidio of San Francisco, 1914 [Officers of the 33rd Infantry, Sept. 23, 1899] B. Numbered Oversize Items 1. People Oversize #1 [Boys and one man under large tree; tintype] Clark, Amasa Oversize #2 Scene at his 100th birthday party, Sept. 3, 1925, Bandera, Tex. Oversize #3 Unveiling of his monument at New National Cemetery, Ft. Sam Houston, 1925 Oversize #4 Cummins, Frederick T., Col. - Wild West and Indian Congress "Rough Riders of the World" Oversize #5 Murchison, A. H. - Trail Outfit, 1887 [old HC #25] Oversize #6 Parade, Bandera, Tex., 1930 [newspaper cut] Oversize #7 [People (mostly women) on donkeys], Mineral Wells, Tex. [mounted on black mat board] Oversize #8 Texas Press Association in session at Ft. Worth, June 26-28, 1894 [newspaper clipping, mounted] Oversize #9 Texas Rangers, 1935 Oversize #10 [Woman with a parasol standing in front of huge tree], Wichita Falls 2. Places Frontier Times Museum, Bandera, Tex. Oversize #11 "Enlarged" [ink drawing on board] Oversize #12-13 Interior views [old HC #28-29] Oversize #14 Main entrance [old HC #27] Oversize #15 San Antonio, Tex. (aerial view, 1935) Oversize #16 Small town (aerial view, 1930) [old HC #26] 3. Panoramics 3a. People Oversize #17 AMC Freshman Class, 1920-1921; photo by Taylor [damaged - hole] Oversize #18 American Math Society-Math Association of America, Brown University, September 8-12, 1930 (from the W. H. Whyburn Collection; HRC Mss Dept.) Oversize #19 Army group at Fort Ringgold, Tex., Second Squadron, Twelfth Cavalry, May 1924 [old HC #38] Oversize #20 Austin and San Antonio Praetorians picnic, New Braunfels, Tex., May 30, 1922 [old HC #46] Oversize #21 [Cadets or soldiers lined up on lawn at A&M?] Oversize #22-23* Clark family celebrating Amasa Clark's 100th birthday, Sept., 3, 1925, Bandera, Tex. [22 = old HC #8; *NN (#54-55) removed to NV 5] Oversize #24 First International Pageant of Pulchritude-Seventh Annual Bathing Girl Revue, May 15-17, Galveston, Tex., 1926; Cecil Thomson Studios, Houston, Tex. Oversize #25* Hicks Reunion, 1930 [old HC #1; see also Oversize #58; *NN (#57-58) removed to NV 5] Old Settlers Reunion, 3rd Annual, Bandera, Tex., July 2, 3, 1926 Oversize #26A-B* 1st day [old HC #22-23; *NN (#64) removed to NV 5] Oversize #27A-B* 2nd day [old HC #20-21; *NN (#65) removed to NV 5] Oversize #28 S.A. [illegible] College, Pa.C. Wis., 1918 Oversize #29 San Saba Mission, near Menard, Tex., Dedication, May 8, 1937 [old HC #30] Oversize #30 Schweers-Saathoff Reunion, Castroville, Tex., June 26, 1938 [old HC #31] Oversize #31 South Texas Press Assn., Fourth Convention, San Antonio, Tex., April 1931 [old HC #3] Oversize #32 Texas A & M College, 1920-1921 Oversize #33 Texas Press Assn. Convention, McAllen, Tex., June 9-11, 1921 Oversize #34-35A-E* [Texas] Rangers Reunion, July 27-20, 1927, Menard, Tex. [34-35A-D = old HC #17, #12-13, #15-16 respectively; *NN (#66-67) removed to NV 5 ] Trail Drivers, Old Time Oversize #36A-B* Reunion, Oct. 6, 1927 [36A = old HC #41; *NN (#69) removed to NV 5] Oversize #37 San Antonio, Tex., Oct. 8, 11, 1936 [old HC #18] Unidentified Oversize #38-39A-E* Family group [old HC #36, #32-35, #37 respectively; *NN (#72-73) removed to NV 5] Oversize #40-41A-B* Group with [musical] instruments, ca. 1920 [old HC #45, #43-44 respectively; see also Oversize #79; *NN (#77-78) removed to NV 5] Oversize #42 [U.S. Army] - Second U.S. Engineers, Second Division, 1925 [old HC #51] 3b. Places Oversize #43 Alamo Plaza, San Antonio, Tex., ca. 1925 [old HC #42] Oversize #44* Apiary with two men, two women and child in left foreground, 1923 [see also Oversize #84; *NN (#84) removed to NV 5] Oversize #45 Barton Springs (Park), Austin, Tex., July 10, 1927 [old HC #39] Oversize #46 Camp Wilson, Ft. Sam Houston, 1916 or 1918; Kenneth L. Meinen written on verso Oversize #47-48* Lackey, John - Ranch [with 2 men and a woman], sixteen miles north of Menard, Tex., 1926 [two different images; old HC #4-5; *NN (#90-91) removed to NV 5] Oversize #49 La Grange, Tex. - Bridge, July 4, 1927 [old HC #40] Oversize #50-51 Paris, Tex. after fire Oversize #50 From [northeast] corner of Square, ca. 1916 Oversize #51 Looking north from Gibraltar Hotel Oversize #52 Wichita Fall[s], Tex., Main St., ca. 1920 Oversize #53* Wooded area [with Mr. Hunter and his car, ca.] 1924 [old HC #11; *NN (#102) removed to NV 5] 3c. Copy Prints 1. People Oversize #58 Hicks Reunion [right third only] Unidentified groups Oversize #74 In front of Baptist Tabernacle building Oversize #75 In front of building with "Frontier Times Headquarters" banner Oversize #76 In front of school[?] (mostly children) 2. Places Oversize #85 [Buildings in unidentified downtown area (rooftop view)] Oversize #86-87 Del Rio, ca. 1916-18 [from roof] Oversize #89 [Farm or ranch house with 2 cars, sheep, horses, ca. 1920] Oversize #97 [River or lake scene with 2 people in boat along shoreline] IV. Nitrate Negatives A. Identified Photographs 1 A-N, 148 envelopes 2 O-Z, 92 envelopes B. Unidentified Photographs 3 14 envelopes; also portraits of unidentified men (17 envelopes) 4 Portraits of unidentified women, children, pairs and groups of people; misc. scenes (36 envelopes) C. Panoramic Negatives 48 rolls; NN #54-102 (#72-73 in one roll) 1. People 5 #54-56 Clark, Amasa - 100th Birthday Party, Sept. 3, 1925, Bandera, Tex. [for vintage prints see Oversize #22-23] 5 #57-58 Hicks Reunion [see vintage print Oversize #25, copy print #58] 5 Old Settlers' Association Reunion, Bandera, Tex. 5 #59-63 July, 1924? 5 #64-65 3rd Annual, July 2, 3, 1926 [for vintage prints see Oversize #26-27] 5 #66-68 [Texas] Rangers Reunion, Menard, Tex., July, 1927 [for vintage prints see Oversize #34-35] 5 #69-71 Trail Drivers, Old Time, San Antonio, Oct. 6, 1927 [for vintage print see Oversize #36] 5 #72-78 Unidentified groups 5 #72-73 Family in front of house [2 negs. in one roll; for vintage prints see Oversize #38-39] 5 #74 In front of Baptist Tabernacle building [for copy print see Oversize #74] 5 #75 In front of building with "Frontier Times Headquarters" banner [for copy print see Oversize #75] 5 #76 In front of school[?] (mostly children) [for copy print see Oversize #76] 5 #77-78 With musical instruments [for vintage prints see Oversize #40-41] 2. Places (some including people) 5 Alto Frio Encampment 5 #79 Bible Class, 1921 5 #80 B.Y.P.U. Class, 1921 5 #81 [General view?] 5 #82 Permanent buildings and headquarters, 1921 5 #83 Sunday School Class, 1921 5 #84 Apiary with two men, two women and child in left foreground, 1923 [for vintage print see Oversize #44] 5 #85 [Buildings in unidentified downtown area (rooftop view); for copy print see Oversize #85] 5 #86-88 Del Rio, ca. 1916-18 [from roof; for copy prints see Oversize #86-87] 5 #89 [Farm or ranch house with 2 cars, sheep, horses, ca. 1920; for copy print see Oversize #89] 5 #90-91 Lackey, John - Ranch, 16 miles north of Menard, 1927 [for vintage prints see Oversize #47-48] 5 #92 Leakey, Tex., ca. 1920-25 (town business district with W.O.W. chapter meeting place) 5 #93-95 Park or golf course with housing development in background [Del Rio?] 5 #96 River canyon with people and cars along rim 5 #97 [River or lake scene with 2 people in boat along shoreline; for copy print see Oversize #97] 5 #98 San Antonio, Tex. (rooftop view of downtown) 5 #99-100 Sunken Garden, Brackenridge Park, San Antonio, Tex. 5 #101 Swimming hole (river, docks, diving board) 5 #102 Wooded area [with Mr. Hunter in background and his car], ca. 1924 [for vintage print see Oversize #53] Hunter-Rose Collection--Index of Correspondents Airey, J. W. E., Rev. [to Albert N. Marquis]--5.44 Ames, T. L. (Army War College) [to Rose]--4.3 Bacon, John L. [to William B. Krempkau]--5.44 Bates, G. H., Sgt. [to editor Camp-Free]--5.44 Beretta, Mrs. J. K. [to William Krempkau]--5.44 Bigson [Gipson], J. H. [to Rose]--5.44 Blake, H. C. [to Rose?]--4.3, 5.44 Bouve, C. L. (Library of Congress) [to Honorable Paul J. Kilday]--5.45 Brininstool, E. A. [to Rose]--4.3, 5.44 Brown, Wm. (Library of Congress) [to Rose]--4.3 Bruce, Robert [to Rose]--5.44 C., Sallie, Aunt--1.205 Carr, Mary [to Rose]--5.44 Cherry [to Rose]--1.184 Christmas, Lee [to first wife]--1.197 Clement, Sallie J. [to Rose]--2.215 Cooper, Hershel H. [to Hunter]--1.177 Cunningham, Eugene [to Rose]--4.3 Dalton, Emmett [to Mr. Leslie Traylor]--1.259 Dempewolff, Richard F., Associate Editor of TRUE [to Rose]--5.45 DeWolf, Richard C. [to Rose]--2.215 Doubleday, Doran and Company [to Thomas Ripley]--4.3 Evans, Charles (Oklahoma Historical Society) [to Leslie Traylor]--4.3 French, H. E. [to Lorenzo D. Walters]--5.44 Frutchey, B. H. [to Rose]--4.3 Gerder, Bruce--5.44 Gipson, [J.] H. [to Rose]--5.44 Grey, Zane [to Rose]--5.44 Habberton, Benjamin G. [to George B. Black]--4.3 Hanavan, Chares [sic] [to Rose]--5.44 Hood, Frederick D. [to Rose]--4.3 Johnston, W. D. [to E.A. Hatton]--5.44 Kilday, Paul J. [to Rose]--2.215, 5.45 Martz, Chas. S. [to Rose]--5.44 McArthur, J. C., Col. (Headquarters Second Division and Fort Sam Houston) [to Wm. B. Krempkau]--4.3 McCarthy, John (The American Weekly) [to Rose]--4.3 Mefford, Arthur (Real Detective) [to Rose]--4.3 Miller, Mrs. (Sallie)--1.205 Mowre, C. W. (Dell Publishing Company) [to Rose]--4.3 Peterson, West, [to J. R. Cade]--2.215 Pitluk, Jack [to Rose]--5.44 Reynolds, Franklin [to Rose]--5.45 Rose, N. H.--2.215 [to Mr. Brininstool, to Mr. Coleman, to R. V. Coleman, to Mr. Lippe, to Marfa Electric Light Company]; 4.3 [to Geo. B. Black, to Horace Green]; 5.44 [to Wilson Hicks]; 5.45 [to Richard F. Dempewolff] Saunders, G. W. (Old Trail Divers Association) [to W.B. Krempkau]--5.44 Seven Angels [to Marvin]--5.44 Simms, Pink [to Rose]--4.3 Stevenson (Del Rio National Bank) [to Secretary of the State, Mexico]--4.3 Streeter, Floyd B. (Fort Hays, Kansas State College) [to Rose]--4.3 Thorp, Raymond W. [to E.P. Lamborn]--5.44 Uhlman, W. F. [to Rose]--4.3 Ulrich, A. L. (Colt's Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Company) [to Rose]--4.3 Unidentified author--5.44 [to J. P. Milner, Carson W. Mowre, a preacher] Vestal, S. C., Col. (Army War College) [to Rose]--4.3 Williams, Theodore (Office [of] Chief Signal Officer, War Department) [to Rose]--4.3 Woodhull, Frost (County Judge, Bexar County, San Antonio, Tex.) [to Rose]--4.3 Hunter-Rose Collection--Index of Photographers Alfred Ellis & Walery (51 Baker St., London. W.)--3.44 Ankenman & Butler (Mason, Tex.)--1.77 Backstrom Artist (Comanche, Tex.)--3.33 Barnes, Walter (Austin, Tex.)--4.286 Barr, D. P. (Artistic Photographer, San Antonio, Tex.)--1.168, 2.14, 2.211, 4.139, 4.277 Barry, D. F. (1316 Tower Ave., Superior, Wis.)--2.260, 2.304 Bates, F. L.--1.98 Blanton, Ben F.--2.207 Boone, Austin--3.82 Border Fox Tone Picture (Fox Co., San Antonio, Tex.)--1.229 Bowman, W. E. (Photographer, Ottawa, Ill.)--2.45 Boyles, J. W., Dr.--3.21 Brack, A. A. (Leading Photographer, 203 Alamo Plaza, San Antonio, Tex. and 32 N. Flores St., San Antonio, Tex.)--1.42, 1.106, 1.166, 1.237, 2.45, 3.77, 3.207, 4.30, 4.37, 4.38, 5.5 Brady, Matthew [?]--2.200 Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.)--3.108 Brininstool, E. A. (Los Angeles, Historical Coll.)--1.67, 2.260 Brisbois (125 State St., Chicago)--1.128 Bryden, Starr--1.45 Bushong (El Paso, Tex.)--3.30 Bushong & Feldman (El Paso, Tex.)--4.64 Calhoun, Amos S.--1.104 Callaway Portraits (413 E. Houston St., San Antonio)--2.170 Chambers, S. D. (5212 7th St., Port Arthur, Tex.)--4.50 Chapman, Austin--2.128 Cleasby, E. W. (Photographer, Eagle Pass, Tex.)--2.21, 3.273 Clifton Studio (Eagle Pass, Tex.)--1.275 Coleman, Willis H. (Bryan, Tex.)--5.8 Cones--4.35 Conrads, A. (Photographer, Seguin, Tex.)--4.233 Cross, W. R. (Hot Springs, S.D.)--2.253 Crown Art Photo--3.175 Davidson (Kansas City)--1.112 Delfraisse (San Antonio, Tex.)--5.5 Department of Public Safety--2.301 Dibrell, John L. (Zapata, Tex.)--1.278 Doersam, Jim--4.59 Drow (216 Ave. C, San Antonio)--1.136, 1.217 Edmunds, E. E. (Alpine, Tex.)--1.237 Edwards & Barcus (Wnooski and Fort Ethan Allen, Vt.)--5.5 Ellison, Jordon Co. (Austin, Tex.)--3.78 Ellison Photo Co. (Austin, Tex.)--1.57, 3.241 Elmer Chickering (The Royal Studio, 21 West St., Boston)--1.4-5 Falk (13 &15 West 24th St., N.Y. Madison Square)--1.4 Falk (949 Broadway, N.Y.)--1.4 Ferrocarril Internacional Mexicano, Ruta de Eagle Pass [stamp]--1.212 Flanagan, Sue--1.271 Fly, C. S. (Tombstone, Ariz.)--2.261 Forrest, Earle R. (Washington, Pa.)--3.265 Glidewell, J. C. (Bryan, Tex.)--4.240 Goldin [engraved by Sam Sartain]--4.122 Grinstead, J. E.--3.20 Grondal Galleries (Round Rock, Tex.- Portraits; Lindsborg, Kan.- Cabinet)--1.293 Hansard, Raphael W. (Photographer, Bentonville, Ark.)--4.67 Hardesty (San Antonio)--4.30, 4.37 Harper Herald (Harper, Tex.)--2.214 Henshel's Woodlawn Studio (Chicago)--5.5 Hickman (Mason, Tex.)--3.123 Hill, S. B. (Austin)--2.128 Hillyer, H. B. (Photographer, 916 Congress Ave., Austin)--3.286 Hinson, T. A. (San [Antonio])--3.53 Houston Chronicle--2.189, 2.228 Houston Chronicle (Ben F. Blanton)--1.58 Horne, W. H. & Co.--3.151 Huddle--2.200 International News Photo Inc. (235 East 45th St., New York, N.Y.)--1.20 International News Photographs, Inc. (Los Angeles)--1.155 Irwin--2.10 Jackson, A. T. (Bounes, Austin, Tex.)--2.94 Jacobson (2 E. Houston St., San Antonio, Tex.)--1.6 Jones, Russell (218 South Main, Jacksboro, Tex.)--2.82, 2.238 Kegley Photo.--1.125 Kuhn (Stillwater, Minn.)--4.290 Laws--4.124 Leach & Co. (Llano, Tex.)--1.64, 3.176 Leach & Manna (Llano, Tex.)--4.30 Lippe Studio (Del Rio, Tex.)--1.64 Lovell, Geo. M. (Southbridge)--3.71 Lusby (Baltimore, Md.)--1.98 Malone, Bill (Photography, 1010 Lamar Blvd, Austin)--2.114 Marks, H. R. (Photographer, Austin, Tex.)--2.240, 2.249, 3.96 McClure, J. C.--Oversize #7 McConnell, Dick W.--1.64 McGee, Curtis--3.45 Miller (Marlin, Tex.)--1.224 Miller (N.Y.)--1.5 Miller & Tankersley (Photographers, 109 W. Jefferson St., Bloomington, Ill.)--5.2 Milton, J. C. (Center Point, Tex.)--4.72 Moehring, H. (Uvalde)--4.273 Moore Photo (Moore Theatre Studio, New Orleans, La.)--1.3 Nevils, Edith--3.94 Newsboy (New York)--1.4-5 Newton, R. J.--3.145 Notman Photo Co. Limited (3 Park St., Boston)--3.70 Paris & Rothwell (11 & 13 W. Commerce St., San Antonio, Tex.)--1.60 Phillips & Rose (Menardville, Tex.)--5.9 Pinney (Seattle)--5.5 Powell Studio (San Antonio)--5.9 Praytor, W. B. (Llano, Tex.)--3.189 Raba Photo Studio (Joe E. Raba, Mgr., 1825 S. Hackberry, San Antonio)--4.229 Renick, Nelson H. (photographic illustrations, 526 N. Vandeventer, ol. 1190, St. Louis 8, Mo.)--1.22 Ritzman, Charles L. (943 & 171-1/2 5th Ave., New York)--1.4 Robinson (305 W. Houston St., San Antonio)--2.45 Rodden (Roswell, New Mex.)--1.209 Rodgers, S. D. (Commercial Photographer, Brownswood, Tex.)--2.58 Romo, T. (119 S. Laredo, San Antonio)--1.160 Rose (Wichita Falls, Tex.)--2.250 Rose (Sonora, Tex.)--5.13 San Antonio Express/Evening News--3.317 San Antonio Light--1.64 Sargent, F. M. (Photo Artist, Anthony, Kan.)--2.302 Sarony, Napoleon (37 Union Square, New York)--1.4-5 Selfs (Kerrville, Tex.)--2.31 Schubert, Edw. (Victoria, Tex.)--3.48 Slinkard, H. S. (1734 Broadway, San Antonio, Tex.)--4.30 Smith (323 E. Houston St., San Antonio, Tex.)--5.5 Smithers, W. D.--1.62, 1.79, 3.304, 3.330 Smithson Photo.--1.81 Southwest Photo Supplies (120 Bonham St., San Antonio, Tex.)--1.8 Spencer, Geo. E. (Home Studio: 7520 Ellis Ave., Chicago)--3.204 Steinle--7.6 Stephenson (132 West Commerce St., San Antonio, Tex.)--2.105 Stevens McVickers Theatre Bldg. (Chicago)--2.339 Stone, M. E. (Box 162, Rocksprings, Tex.)--1.24 Strahlmann's--4.125 Sword Bro's. (Professional Photographers, York, Pa.)--3.253 Texas Highway Department--1.33 Toepperwein, Emil--2.88 U.S. Army Signal Corps--1.75, 1.169, 2.299, 2.304, 2.305, 2.308, 2.310, 2.312, 2.317 Universal Pictures Co., Inc.--2.13 University Studio (Guadalupe at 21st, Austin, Tex.)--1.87 Vreeland, Enid O. T.--1.98 Waldeck, Alfred--2.162 Walters, L. D.--5.29 Watkins Bros. (Beeville, Tex.)--1.60 Weatherington Bros. (Temple and Belton, Tex.)--5.1 Wheeler Photographer (Ottawa, Ill.)--2.45 Wheelus Studio (Kerrville)--3.225 White (1261 Broadway, New York)--1.5 Wickmiller, C. P. (Kingfisher, Ind. Ter.)--3.254 Wilhelm, Maj.--2.251 Wilhelm (New York)--1.5 Williamson, L. J.[?] (Mason, Tex.)--2.220 Wilson, J. A. (Photographer, Ottawa, Ill.)--5.12 Winther, N. (San Antonio)--4.12 Wood, J. Painter--2.200 Wright, C. J. (Houston, Tex.)--1.286 Zahn, Justice (Galveston)--2.128