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Correspondence of Bryan Ward Tichenor

1887 to 1896
AZ 130
Collection Guide
Correspondence to B.W. Tichenor

Bryan Ward Tichenor was an attorney, stenographer, notary public, and court reporter of the First Judicial District, Arizona Territory.

The collection includes a holograph and typescript correspondence, both personal and professional, chiefly relating to amounts owed him for his services.

Included materials:
Manuscript
Subject Area:
Law & Legal Issues
Explorers/Pioneers
Collection Area:
Political Affairs

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