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1. Ledger and Tally Book

   R.A. Lewis entered store accounts in Notre Dame, Indiana, from January 1 to April 26, 1883. On May 1, he formed a partnership in Cincinnati, Ohio, with J.A. Lyons and T.E. Howard furnishing the capital. The purpose of the J.A. Lyons and Company mercantile ...

   castanoe - 2013-04-18 14:01

2. Carta de censo enfiteosin por dos vidas para Diego de Arevalo

   Carta de censo enfiteosin por dos vidas para Diego de Arévalo, vecino de Segovia a la collación de Sant Andrés, suya e de otra persona que él nombrare, de las casas en que vive, que recibió de los señores deán e cabildo de la iglesia de Segovia por pensió ...

   castanoe - 2013-04-18 14:27

3. Bill of Sale

   Bill of sale, dated October 28, 1756, at Real Presidio de Santa Rosa de Corodehuachi de Fronteras. The Santa Barbara estate was sold by Gabriel Antonio de Vildosola to Maria Rosa Bessera Nieto, with endorsements by Gabriel Antonio de Vildosola, Joseph Ant ...

   castanoe - 2013-04-18 14:39

4. Guest Register of Visitors to Grand Canyon National Park

   Guest register of visitors to Grand Canyon National Park and the home of Superintendent and Mrs. M.R. Tillotson. The 184 pages are illustrated throughout with original water color decorations of traditional Southwestern motifs, notably Hopi Kachina imager ...

   castanoe - 2013-04-23 12:43

5. Records of the Catholic Church, Diocese of Tucson (Ariz.)

     As New Spain expanded from the Valley of Mexico, new dioceses of the Catholic Church were established to administer the spiritual conquests of the missionary padres;. As the frontier became consolidated, the old dioceses were subdivided. In 1779, southe ...

   castanoe - 2013-04-23 12:57

6. Records of the O'Quinn Title and Abstract Company

   Contains 18 tract books documenting real estate transactions and conveyances in Tucson and surrounding Pima County, Arizona, from 1873 to 1931. These books were used to compile a chain of title pertaining to a specific parcel of land. When the original do ...

   castanoe - 2013-04-23 13:36

7. Southwest Parks and Monuments Association Records

   When the National Park Service was created in 1916, several nonprofit organizations (cooperating associations) were formed to support park programs and projects not covered by government funding. By 1936 cooperating associations were formally recognized b ...

   castanoe - 2013-04-25 16:39

8. Papers of David A. and Leona G. Bloom

     David A. Bloom (born in 1917) and his wife Leona G. Bloom have been active members of Tucson's business, religious, and social service communities for decades, as well as serving as amateur historians for Tucson's Jewish community. David A. Bl ...

   castanoe - 2013-05-02 12:01

9. Ronstadt Family Collection

     A prominent pioneer family of Tucson, AZ; the Ronstadts of Tucson originated with Frederick J.M. Ronstadt's arrival in Tucson from Mexico in 1882 to work as an apprentice in the Dalton and Vasquez Wagon Shop. In 1888 he opened his own shop, serving ...

   castanoe - 2013-06-17 10:16

10. Letters of Buffalo Bill

    Buffalo Bill was an American scout and showman. William Frederick Cody, known as Buffalo Bill, operated Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show and other business enterprises from 1883 on. Collection includes three letters to Merrill P. Freeman, dated March 6, ...

    castanoe - 2014-03-10 14:04

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