Andrew Wallace Papers, SHM MS-13

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Title: Andrew Wallace Papers

Creator: Professor Andrew “Andy” Wallace

Dates: 1700s-2007 (bulk of materials 1828-1895)

Quantity: 6.5 linear feet (14 boxes), 30 rolls microfilm & 99 oversize maps

Abstract The Andrew Wallace Collection contains microfilm and photocopies of the diaries of General August Valentine Kautz, written between 1859 and 1894, as well as related materials such as 30 rolls of microfilm of official U.S. Army documents at various Arizona army posts. These include Fort Whipple, Camp Lincoln, Fort Verde, etc. - all pertaining to the career of General Kautz. In addition, the collection contains research materials related to the Sitgreaves Expedition (1851), the Amiel Weeks Whipple Expedition (1853-1854) and the Joseph Christmas Ives Expedition (1857-1858). In the collection there are a variety of maps, journals, illustrations, scholarly articles, biographical sources and genealogical materials. All resources were copied, composed or collected by the donor, Andrew Wallace between 1963 and 1984.

Identification: SHM MS-13

Languages and Scripts of the Materials All materials are in English.

Biographical History

Andrew “Andy” Wallace is a historian and Professor of History. Professor Wallace focused specifically on military personnel and explorers of the West and Southwest. Wallace was born in Springfield, Illinois, and came with his parents in 1946 to Tucson, where he graduated from the University of Arizona. Professor Wallace served as the Assistant and Associate Editor for the scholarly journal Arizoniana (1962-1964), as well as Assistant Director for Research and Library for the Arizona Pioneers’ Historical Society (1963-1968), later renamed the Arizona Historical Society. He was Professor of History at Northern Arizona University from 1968 to 1997, during which time he conducted most of the research contained in this collection. This research produced numerous scholarly articles and books, including the following:

 “General August V. Kautz in Arizona, 1874-1878.” Arizoniana (Tucson, 1963).

 “The Sabre Retires: Pershing’s Cavalry Campaign in Mexico, 1916.” The Smoke Signal (Tucson, 1964).  Pumpelly’s Arizona. (Tucson, 1965).  Gen. August V. Kautz and the Southwestern Frontier. (Tucson, 1967). Dissertation.  Soldier in the Southwest: The Career of General A.V. Kautz, 1869-1886. (Tucson, 1967).  The Image of Arizona: Pictures from the Past. (Albuquerque, 1971).  “Fort Whipple in the Days of the Empire.” The Smoke Signal (Tucson, 1973).  Across Arizona to the Big Colorado: The Sitgreaves Expedition of 1851. (Tucson, 1984).  From Texas to San Diego in 1851: the overland journal of Dr. S.W. Woodhouse, surgeon-naturalist of the Sitgreaves expedition. (Lubock, 2007).

Professor Wallace focused primarily on the following military people and explorers listed below.

August Valentine Kautz, Brigadier-General, was born in Ispringen, Baden, Austria, on January 5, 1828. He immigrated to the United States with his parents when a small boy, settling in Ohio. He served in the Mexican War as a private in the 1st Ohio Volunteer Regiment and, at the close of the war was appointed cadet at West Point, where he graduated in 1852. He was assigned as 2nd Lieutenant to the 4th Infantry and served in the Pacific Northwest where he was involved in Indian Affairs and the Rogue River War. The defining event in his career was the Civil War. Originally assigned to the Western Theater where he played a role in the capture of Morgan’s Raiders of Indiana and Ohio. Kautz also participated in the First Battle of Deep Bottom, the Wilson-Kautz Raid, and the Petersburg assault, aimed at capturing Richmond, Virginia. After the Civil War Kautz served on the Military Commission that tried the conspirators in the assassination of Abraham Lincoln (1865).

In October 1874, Kautz arrived at Fort Whipple, Arizona Territory to relieve General George Crook of his command. He served as commander of Fort Whipple from November 2, 1874 to March 12, 1878, at which time he was reassigned to Angel Island off the coast of California. He served there until late 1886. In the same year he was transferred to Fort Niobrara, Nebraska. In April 1891 he was promoted to Brigadier General and placed in command of the Department of the Columbia, in the Pacific Northwest, where he served until his retirement on January 5, 1892. He died in Seattle, Washington, in September 1895.

Captain Lorenzo Sitgreaves (1810-1888) was born in Pennsylvania. He graduated from the United State Military Academy in 1832 and served in the Mexican War. He was cited for gallantry in the Battle of Buena Vista. He conducted the first scientific expedition across the Arizona Territory in 1851 to explore and map the Zuni and Colorado Rivers and to evaluate their navigability. (The Zuni River originates in Cibola County, New Mexico, at the Continental Divide, flows through the Zuni Indian Reservation and joins the Little Colorado River in eastern Arizona.)

Amiel Weeks Whipple (1818-1863), born in Massachusetts, was an American military engineer and surveyor. He attended Amherst College and West Point, graduating in the class of 1841. In

1853 he led explorations for the first transcontinental railroad route to the Pacific Ocean, near the 35th Parallel. During the Civil War he served under General Irvin McDowell and became Chief Topographical Engineer under General George B. McClellan in the Army of the Potomac. Fort Whipple, in the Arizona Territory, was named in his honor.

Joseph Christmas Ives (1828-1905) was born in New York City and graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1852. As a Lieutenant he accompanied Whipple as his assistant in the 1853 expedition. From 1857 to 1858 Ives commanded an expedition to explore up the Colorado River from its mouth. He led his party to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. He then crossed the desert to Fort Defiance, New Mexico (now Arizona). He reported his findings in his 1861 paper titled Report upon the Colorado River of the West.

Balduin Mo llhausen (1825-1905) was a German traveler and artist who accompanied Amiel Weeks Whipple as his topographer and draughtsman on the 1853 expedition and also J.C. Ives on his 1857-1858 expedition. He produced numerous watercolors of various sites on these expeditions.

Samuel W. Woodhouse (1821-1904), the first naturalist to visit Northern Arizona, studied medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, graduating in 1847. He was asked to join the 1853 Sitgreaves Expedition down the Zuni and Colorado Rivers. He collected many specimens, including new species of mice and toads, which were later named after him.

Scope and Content Note This collection is as much about Andrew Wallace’s work as a researcher and writer as it is about the subjects of his research. It therefore contains much of his correspondence with various libraries, historical societies and publishing companies, as well as, his research notes, colored slides, maps, photocopies of research articles and drafts of articles and book chapters.

The Kautz diaries cover not only the notable military events of his career, but also everyday life at the various posts where he was stationed, his family life, his relationships with his fellow officers, and his reflections on the Indian tribes and their treatment by the U.S. Government. The diary entries are full of information about local citizens and officers and his relationships with his three wives: the Nisqually woman Tenas Puss (married either 1853 or 1856); Charlotte Tod (married September 1863); and Fannie Markbreit (married November 1872).

Other materials include microfilm rolls of newspaper clippings about military events in Arizona (including Kautz’s reports), information about the troops at various Arizona forts, and other posts where the general served.

System of Arrangement:

Series 1: Fort Whipple Series 2: Amiel Weeks Whipple Expedition Series 3: Sitgreaves Expedition Series 4: Miscellaneous Expeditions Series 5: August V. Kautz - Biography Info Series 6: August V. Kautz - Diaries Series 7: August V. Kautz – Correspondence Series 8: Western Forts & Indian Wars Series 9: Microfilms on Kautz Series 10: Heinrich Balduin Mo llhausen Series 11: Sitgreaves Oversize Materials Series 12: Assorted Publications Series 13: Accrued Materials Series 14: Arizona History Bibliography Cards

Restrictions None

Conditions Governing Reproduction and Use

Unpublished and published manuscripts are protected by copyright. Permission to publish, quote, or reproduce must be secured from the repository and the copyright holder. The Sharlot Hall Museum may not own copyright to all parts of this collection. It is the responsibility of the user to obtain permission to publish from the owner of the copyright (the institution, the creator of the record, the author or his/her transferees, heirs, legates, or literary executors). The user agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the State of Arizona and the Sharlot Hall Museum - this includes its Board of Trustee officers, employees, outside contractors, and agents from and against all claims made by person asserting that he or she is an owner of copyright.

Related Archival Materials & Subjects

Kautz, August V. (August Valentine), 1828-1895 Wallace, Andrew, 1930- Sitgreaves, Lorenzo, 1811-1888 Whipple, Amiel Weeks, 1817?-1863 Ives, J. C. Woodhouse, S. W. (Samuel Washington), 1821-1904 M llhausen, Balduin, 1825-1905 Crook, George, 1829-1890. Safford, A. P. K. (Anson Peasley Keeler), -1891 Clum, John P., 1851-1932

Northern Arizona University Arizona Historical Society Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society United States. Army. Infantry Regiment, 8th

Whipple Barracks (Ariz.) Fort Verde (Ariz.) San Carlos Indian Reservation (Ariz.) United States. Board of Indian Commissioners. United States. Army. Cavalry, 6th. Fort Steilacoom (Wash.) Sitgreaves Expedition (1851) Civil war. Arizona--History. Western Apache Indians Yavapai Indians. Nisqually Indians

Arizona. Southwest, New. Yavapai County (Ariz.) Pima County (Ariz.) Washington Territory New Mexico. Colorado River (Colo.-Mexico)

Administrative Information Custodial History Accession Numbers 2001.115 2008.109 2008.116 2008.132 2010.022 2010.053

The materials in the Andrew Wallace Collection were personally donated to the Sharlot Hall Museum between 2001 and 2012 by Historian and Professor Andrew Wallace. Materials were accessioned August 23, 2001(2001.115), June 12, 2008 (2008.116), July 24, 2008 (2008.132), March 10, 2010 (2010.022), July 2, 2010 (2010.053) and September 26, 2012 – which used accession number 2010.053. Originally some of these materials were processed using an antiquated and non-standardized archival arrangement and organization scheme. The scheme

used a document box number system and the materials were originally cataloging in Document Box 434. This cataloging scheme was changed when Archivist, Libby Coyner, established SAA best practices and standards into the archives. Tom Collins, a volunteer collection processor, re- processed the materials in this collection from April 2011 to October 2012 using the DACS standards and the whole collection was assigned a new manuscript number – MS-13.

Accruals Professor Wallace is still doing research and further accruals are expected.

Description Control Collection was processed by Tom Collins using Describing Archives: a Content Standard (DACS) in 2011-2012.

Container List

Title: Andrew Wallace Collection Dates: 1836-1981 Scope and Content: This series consists of Andrew Wallace’s research notes, correspondences, and materials related to Fort Whipple and early Prescott residents. It is primarily photocopied articles.

Series 1: Fort Whipple Box /Folder File/Item Description Date(s) Box 1.1 General Fort Whipple Notes and Bibliography 1828-1898 Box 1.2 Fort Whipple Photographs undated Box 1.3 Veterans Administration Correspondence 1972-1981 Box 1.4 Research Maps [1 of 2] 1973, undated Oversize – MS- Maps [2 of 2] 1869-1984 Drawer 6, Folder 1 Box 1.5 Whipple, Arizona Military Post Articles 1870-1875 Box 1.6 Prescott Pioneers Research Materials 1864-1907 Box 1.7 Manuel Yrisarri Research Materials 1836-1964 Box 1.8 Edwin W. Wells Research Materials 1846-1917 Box 1.9 Edward Banker Willis Research Materials 1864 Box 1.10 George Cooler Research Materials 1967-1893 Box 1.11 Aguirre Family Research Materials 1968-1969 Box 1.12 Martial Music undated Microfilm Drawer US Army Reports 1868-1875, 1876-1884 Microfilm Drawer 3rd Cavalry Returns from regular Cavalry regiment [1 of 2] 1868-1875 Microfilm Drawer 3rd Cavalry Returns from regular Cavalry regiment [2 of 2] 1868-1875 Microfilm Drawer Military Geography 1813-1880

Microfilm Drawer US Topographical Bureau—Correspondence 1851-1852 Microfilm Drawer US Topographical Bureau—Correspondence 1852-1853 Microfilm Drawer US Topographical Bureau—Correspondence 1852-1853 Microfilm Drawer Charles Bare Gatewood—Articles, reports, and correspondence [1 undated of 2] Microfilm Drawer Charles Bare Gatewood—Articles, reports, and correspondence [2 undated of 2] Microfilm Drawer Raphael P. Theian—Notes illustrating Military Geography of the 1813-1880 US

Title: Andrew Wallace Collection Dates: 1853-1864 Scope and Content: Series consists of Andrew Wallace’s research, notes, photos, maps, and manuscript materials related to the Amiel Weeks Whipple Expedition of 1853-1854.

Series 2: Amiel Weeks Whipple Box/Folder File/Item Description Date(s) Box 1.13 A.W. Whipple & Professor Lowe, Civil War Ballooning 1861-1863 Box 1.14 A.W. Whipple biographical materials 1841-1864 Box 1.15 Topographic Hill 1853-1854 Box 1.16 Turkey Tanks 1853-1854 Box 1.17 New Years Spring 1853-1854 Box 1.18 Lava Spring 1853-1854 Box 2.1 Bill Williams Mountain to Williams: Fork of Colorado 1853-1854 Box 2.2 Bill Williams Fork 1853-1854 Box 2.3 “Where Was New Years Spring?” by Wallace no date Box 2.4 Photos by Andrew Wallace of expedition sites no date Box 2.5 Maps (annotated by Andrew Wallace) of expedition various Box 2.6 General notes and background on expedition various Box 2.7 Mo llhausen and Whipple no date Box 2.8 Manuscript material: letters, diaries of A.W. Whipple 1853-1854 Box 2.9 Whipple’s New Years Reconnaissance: Work of Harley Shaw no date Box 2.10 Tidball Reminiscences and Stanley Diary 1853-1854 Box 2.11 Maps of the Whipple Expedition 1853-1854

Title: Andrew Wallace Collection Dates: 1700s - 2007 Scope and Content: This series consists of Andrew Wallace’s research, correspondence, notes, maps, and photos related to the Sitgreaves Expedition of 1851. It also contains biographical materials related to Captain Lorenzo Sitgreaves and the people who accompanied him on the expedition.

Series 3: Sitgreaves Expedition Box/Folder File/Item Description Date(s) Box 2.12 Samuel Woodhouse Project correspondence 1982-2005 Box 2.13 Professor Powell’s review of the Woodhouse ms. 2004 Box 2.14 “Raising the Blindfold” by David J. Weber 1984 Box 2.15 Correspondence with David J. Weber 1981-1985 Box 2.16 Correspondence re: Sitgreaves documents 1987-1989 Box 3.1 1850 Letter; 1853 Sitgreaves Report 1850-1853 Box 3.2 John Croghan (and Mammoth Cave) 1849-1853 Box 3.3 Lorenzo Sitgreaves biographical materials 1832-1888 Box 3.4 Sitgreaves letter owned by Conway-Dill 1833 Box 3.5 Aimi: “Pedigree of a Nitwit” 1955 Box 3.6 Samuel W. Woodhouse biographical materials 1821-1904 Box 3.7 S.W. Woodhouse and his family (biographical) 1821-1904 Box 3.8 First efforts to get “West of Zuni” published 1991-2004 Box 3.9 Wallace correspondence with Texas Tech. Press 2004-2007 Box 3.10 Miscellaneous correspondence by Andrew Wallace 1981-1984 Box 3.11 Woodhouse Genealogy 1700s-1800s Box 3.12 Woodhouse Family 1800s Box 3.13 Sitgreaves Genealogy 1700s-1800s Box 3.14 Andrew Wallace correspondence 1981-1986 Box 3.15 Sitgreaves Expedition - Captain Samuel Woodhouse various Box 3.16 Sitgreaves Expedition - Diary of Lt. John Grebb Parke 1851 Box 3.17 Sitgreaves Expedition - Miscellaneous references, Woodhouse journals, etc various Box 3.18 Sitgreaves Expedition - Overlap maps of the Sitgreaves Expedition 1851 Box 4.1 Woodhouse Journals, Volume 3 (Drafts) 1851 Oversize MS- Annotated Maps: Sitgreaves, Whipple, & Ives Expeditions 1851-1858 Drawer 6, Folder 1 Box 4.2 Sitgreaves Expedition - Woodhouse: Report on Natural History … 1852 Box 4.3 Sitgreaves Expedition - Wallace’s slides of the Sitgreaves Trail Undated, re:1851 Box 4.4 Sitgreaves Expedition - Sitgreaves Camps 10-13 and P-III Ruins 1851

Title: Andrew Wallace Collection Dates: 1776-1859 Scope and Content: This series consists of notes, records, journals, maps and articles pertaining to the Spanish Trail, the Domingues-Escalante Trail, various Arizona roads, trails & routes, the Ives Expedition of 1857 and the early settlement of northeastern Arizona.

Series 4: Miscellaneous Expeditions Box/Folder File/Item Description Date(s) Box 4.5 Arizona Roads, Trails, Routes 1857- Box 4.6 Early Settlement of Northeastern Arizona 1859- Box 4.7 Notes, Articles: Concho Valley; James Stinson; Espejo and Farfan Routes; various Utah’s Spanish Trail Box 4.8 Ives Expedition: Colorado River Plots 1857 Box 4.9 Ives Expedition 1857 Box 4.10 Ives Field Notes 1857 Box 4.11 Charles E. Thorburn Journal 1857 Box 4.12 Charles E. Thorburn: Beale Road Building 1857 Box 4.13 Dominguez-Escalante Trail 1776-1777

Title: Andrew Wallace Collection Dates: 1828-1895 Scope and Content: This series consists of documents, research notes, copies of military orders, scholarly articles, drafts of chapters of Andrew Wallace’s biography of Kautz, correspondences, articles by Kautz himself, and biographical materials related to the life of August V. Kautz.

Series 5: August V. Kautz – Biography Info Box/Folder File/Item Description Date(s) Box 5.1 Kautz Collection Inventory, Library of Congress 1828-1895 Box 5.2 Kautz cemetery records and obituaries 1828-1895 Box 5.3 Photos of Kautz and related people 1861-1895 Box 5.4 Battles of Val Verde and Glorieta 1861-1862 Box 5.5 “Chasing Morgan” – Notes on John Hunt Morgan 1862-1863 Box 5.6 Petersburg: Beast Butler on the James Front 1863-1864 Box 5.7 Wilson’s Raid and Counter-Raid 1864-1865 Box 5.8 Military Posts in New Mexico, where Kautz served 1870 Box 5.9 Notes for Kautz biography: “Duty in the District of New Mexico” 1869-1871 Box 5.10 Judge Charles F. Bennett 1851-1878 Box 5.11 Orders: Department of Arizona 1877 Box 5.12 Arizona chapters (from Wallace’s book) no date Box 5.13 Arizona Department Roster, 1875 1875 Box 5.14 United States Military Academy Record, Poster Order Book # 3 1848-1852

Box 5.15 Kautz - Biographical files: Albert Kautz, etc. no date Box 6.1 Kautz - Miscellaneous manuscript material, re: General George Crook, 1873-1877 General Kautz, John P. Clum Box 6.2 Kautz manuscript material from various sources 1876-1890 Box 6.3 Kautz - Calendar & correspondence, New Mexico District 1869-1872 Box 6.4 Kautz Pension File 1864-1895 Box 6.5 Supposed Kautz land purchase in Iowa no date Box 6.6 The Magazine Arm Board 1890-1892 Box 6.7 Powell: “History of the 4th Infantry” 1871 Box 6.8 Territorial Militia Companies, 1877 Box 6.9 Sources: Kautz in Arizona and New Mexico 1866-1875 Box 6.10 Arizona Adjunct General, Biennial Report, 1875-1876 Box 6.11 Miscellaneous primary material on Kautz 1852-1895 Box 6.12 District of New Mexico correspondence 1869-1872 Box 6.13 Rodenbough & Haskin: Army of the U.S. 1896 Box 6.14 Kautz & Crook on Nicaragua Route to California 1852-1865 Box 6.15 Secretary of War Reports 1875-1877 Box 6.16 Commander of Indian Affairs Reports 1869-1871 Box 6.17 Giddings: Campaign in Northern New Mexico 1846-1847 Box 6.18 Haines (editor) “Mountain Challenge” Journal of Lt. August V. Kautz on 1857 Mount Rainier Box 7.1 Correspondences between Wallace and Hamlin, R. Kautz, etc. 1965-1970 Box 7.2 Wallace correspondences, re: Kautz biography 1964-1967 Box 7.3 Three published articles by A.V. Kautz 1888-1889 Box 7.4 Frances Kautz: “Journal of A.V. Kautz” 1853 Box 7.5 Carey: “History of Oregon” excerpts 1922 Box 7.6 Kautz: “Customs of Service” excerpts 1868 Box 7.7 Miscellaneous secondary material 1883-1941 Box 7.8 Civil War Times Illustrated: articles about Kautz 1970-1973 Box 7.9 Fords: “History of Cincinnati” – Kautz paragraphs 1881 Box 7.10 Meeker: “Pioneer Reminiscences” – Leschi material 1854 Box 7.11 Keyes: “Fifty Years’ Observation” no date Box 7.12 Martin Schmitt: “Execution of Leschi” 1857 Box 7.13 Glisan: “Journal of Army Life” 1874 Box 7.14 “History of the Pacific Northwest” 1889 Box 7.15 Kautz: “Two Sides of the Same Old Story” 1877 Box 7.16 Kautz: Mining deeds 1876-1880 Box 7.17 Kautz: miscellaneous items; Wallace abstracts no date Box 7.18 Kautz’s tour of Europe 1859-1860 Box 7.19 Notes for Chapters 6-9 of Wallace’s biography of Kautz no date Title: Andrew Wallace Collection Dates: 1857-1885

Scope and Content: This series consists of daily records of Kautz’s life in the military, beginning with his station in the Washington Territory and continuing through the Civil War, New Mexico Territory, Arizona Territory, Angel Island, off the coast of California, and Fort Niobrara, Nebraska.

Series 6: August V. Kautz - Diaries Box/Folder File/Item Description Date(s) Box 8.1 Diaries (Washington Territory and European trip) 1857-1861 Box 8.2 Diaries (Civil War) 1862 Box 8.3 Diaries (Civil War) 1863 Box 8.4 Diaries (Civil War) 1864 Box 8.5 Diaries 1865 Box 8.6 Diaries 1866 Box 8.7 Diaries (Tennessee) 1867 Box 8.8 Diaries (Mississippi) 1868 Box 8.9 Diaries 1869 Box 8.10 Diaries (Colorado) 1873 Box 8.11 Diaries (New Mexico to Arizona Territory) 1874-1875 Box 8.12 Diaries (Arizona Territory, Fort Whipple) 1877 Box 9.1 Diaries (Fort Whipple to Angel Island) 1878 Box 9.2 Diaries (Excerpts chosen by Andrew Wallace) 1869-1885

Title: Andrew Wallace Collection Dates: 1855-1893 Scope and Content: This series consists of military correspondence from the Oregon Territory, European trip, the Civil War, and all military posts thereafter, through Kautz’s retirement years in the state of Washington. Also includes newspaper clippings having mainly to do with Kautz’s years in the Arizona Territory, his conflict with Governor Safford & John P. Clum and his court martial.

Series 7: August V. Kautz - Correspondence Box/Folder File/Item Description Date(s) Box 9.3 Correspondence by Kautz, Oregon Territory 1855 Box 9.4 Correspondence by Kautz to Cincinnati Enquirer, 1859-1860 regarding observations of his European trip Box 9.5 Correspondence by Kautz, Civil War 1862-1865 Box 9.6 Correspondence to Gen. Denvers and to cousin 1865-1893 Box 9.7 Miscellaneous newspaper items 1875-1887 Box 9.8 Miscellaneous news clippings, AZ Territory 1875-1878

Title: Andrew Wallace Collection Dates: c. 1857-1892 Scope and Content: This series consists of information about the history of various western forts and army posts, postal and military routes between the forts and posts, army personnel, and Kautz’s command of various military posts.

Series 8: Western Forts & Indian Wars Box/Folder File/Item Description Date(s) Box 9.9 Colyer’s Report to Congress 1871 Box 9.10 Andrew Wallace: “Fort Whipple and the Army” 1985 Box 9.11 Military routes 1878 Box 9.12 Camp Lincoln, Arizona Territory c. 1977 Box 9.13 Hispano Soldiers 1862-1866 Box 9.14 Military roads, Arizona Territory 1876-1877 Box 10.1 The Chavez Road c. 1864 Box 10.2 Postal and Military Routes c. 1857-1882 Box 10.3 Apache County Historical Society 1977-1978 Box 10.4 Fort Stanton, New Mexico Territory c. 1869-1872 Box 10.5 Fort Apache, A.T. – The Smoke Signal Periodical 1870-1922 Box 10.6 Fort Verde Centennial Celebration 1991 Box 10.7 Fort Mojave 1859-1892 Box 10.8 Walapai and Mohave Indians Various Box 10.9 Fort Garland, Colorado Territory Undated Box 10.10 Angel Island, California 1870-1874 Box 10.11 Camp Lincoln and Fort Verde, AZ Territory No date Box 10.12 Notes on Kautz tour of northeastern Arizona Territory 1877 Box 10.13 Camp Lincoln, Fort Verde & Fort Whipple - First Arizona Volunteer 1864-1866 Infantry Box 10.14 Captain Washburn & Colonel King Woolsey at Camp Lincoln 1860-1865 Box 10.15 Camp Lincoln & Fort Verde personnel 1864-1879 Box 10.16 Fort Verde (resources) 1866-1891 Box 11.1 Miscellaneous notes for Andrew Wallace’s “Fort Whipple and the No date Army” Box 11.2 “Dragoons to Rough Riders: The Old Army in Arizona” by Andrew No date Wallace (notes & drafts)

Title: Andrew Wallace Collection Dates: 1813-1894 Scope and Content: This series consists of information about the history of various western forts and army posts, post returns and records, Kautz diaries, newspapers clippings, and miscellaneous papers.

Series 9: Microfilms Box/Folder File/Item Description Date(s) Microfilm Drawer Scrapbook of newspaper clippings regarding Arizona, focusing 1859-1886 primarily on the Indian Wars and the command of August V. Kautz and his conflict with Governor Safford and John P. Clum Microfilm Drawer Gen. A.V. Kautz Diaries [1 of 2] 1869-1877 Microfilm Drawer Gen. A.V. Kautz Diaries [2 of 2] 1878-1893 Microfilm Drawer Kautz Report: Service in Civil War, 1878 Trial 1861-1865, 1878 Microfilm Drawer Gen. A.V. Kautz (Davies) Papers 1857-1868 Microfilm Drawer Records: Union Volunteers, Cavalry 1863-1864 Microfilm Drawer Fort Orford Returns 1849-1856 Microfilm Drawer Records: N.W. Boundary Commission – Archibald Campbell and 1857-1870 A.V. Kautz Microfilm Drawer Archibald Campbell: Index to letters received 1857-1869 Microfilm Drawer Letters sent by Archibald Campbell 1857-1869 Microfilm Drawer Letters received by A. Campbell, miscellaneous docs. 1853-1869 Microfilm Drawer Washington Territorial Papers [1 of 2] 1854-1872 Microfilm Drawer Washington Territorial Papers [2 of 2] 1859-1872 Microfilm Drawer Fort Steilacoom [1 of 2] 1849-1859 Microfilm Drawer Fort Steilacoom [2 of 2] 1860-1868 Microfilm Drawer Organizational Returns, 6th Cavalry 1875-1890 Microfilm Drawer Post Records: Forts Stanton, Whipple, Lowell 1869-1889 Microfilm Drawer District of New Mexico: military posts 1869-1874 Microfilm Drawer Fort Craig, N.M. – Quarter Master & Post Records 1854-1886 Microfilm Drawer Fort Garland, Colorado: Post Returns 1873-1883 Microfilm Drawer Catalogue of Records of Extant U.S. Army Posts Various Microfilm Drawer Fort Niobrara Returns [1 of 2] 1860-1894 Microfilm Drawer Fort Niobrara Returns [2 of 2] 1895-1906 Microfilm Drawer Lieutenant Charles B. Gatewood documents [1 of 2] undated Microfilm Drawer Lieutenant Charles B. Gatewood documents [2 of 2] undated Microfilm Drawer Raphael P. Theian: U.S. Military Geography 1813-1880 Microfilm Drawer Topographical Bureau – War Dept. Letters Received 1851-1852 Microfilm Drawer Topographical Bureau – War Dept. Letters Received 1852-1853 Microfilm Drawer 3rd Cavalry Monthly Returns [1 of 2] 1868-1875 Microfilm Drawer 3rd Cavalry Monthly Returns [2 of 2] 1876-1884

Title: Andrew Wallace Collection Dates: 1857-1858 Scope and Content: This series consists of photocopies of Mo llhausen’s paintings of the Colorado River from 1857-1858, pictures of Andrew Wallace’s 1989 Colorado River trip, painting selected by Wallace as potential illustrations for a book or article about Sitgreaves.

Series 10: Heinrich Balduin Mo llhausen Box/Folder File/Item Description Date(s) Box 11.3 Andrew Wallace: Manuscript, Chapters 19-26 Undated Box 11.4 Andrew Wallace: Manuscript, Chapters 27-32 Undated Box 11.5 Painting of the Colorado River, Volume I 1857-1858 Box 11.6 Paintings of the Colorado River, Volume II 1857-1858 Box 11.7 Mo llhausen paintings and photos of Wallace’s 1989 Colorado River trip 1857-1858 and 1989 Box 11.8 Painting of Colorado River Trip & Catalogue of Mo llhausen’s paintings 1857-1858 Box 11.9 Wallace’s selection of potential illustrations for book or article on the Undated Sitgreaves Expedition

Title: Andrew Wallace Collection Dates: 1851 Scope and Content: This series consists of Richard H. Kern’s Journal of the Sitgreaves Expedition, A.W. Whipple’s maps, field survey data, and Simpson’s meteorological record.

Series 11: Sitgreaves Oversize Materials Box/Folder File/Item Description Date(s) Box 12.1 Richard H. Kern Journal of the Sitgreaves Expedition 1851 Box 12.2 A.W. Whipple’s map of Yuma Crossing 1851 Box 12.3 Sitgreaves Expedition – Meteorological Record 1851 Box 12.4 Kern sketch maps of Sitgreaves Expedition Box 12.5 Xerox Copy of National Archives microfilm from RG 77 1851 Box 12.6 Records of Latitude Computations & Magnetic Declinations to Accompany 1851 Field Notes

Title: Andrew Wallace Collection Dates: 1864-1964 Scope and Content: This series consists of publications related to Colorado Plateau History, Memoirs of Franz Huning (Expeditions in New Mexico and Arizona Territories), The Howell Code, Guides to Microfilmed Records (“The Army in the West” and “The Western Indian Frontier”), and “New Species” by Woodhouse and miscellaneous notes.

Series 12: Assorted Publications Box/Folder File/Item Description Date(s) Box 12.7 Colorado Plateau History - Three publications 1851-1991 Box 12.8 “Memoirs of Franz Huning” – expeditions in New Mexico and Arizona 1894 Territories Box 12.9 The Howell Code, Adopted by the First Legislative Assembly of the Territory 1865 of Arizona Box 12.10 Guides to Microfilmed Records: “The Army in the West” and “The Western 1964 Indian Frontier” Box 12.11 “New Species” by Samuel Woodhouse: notes taken by Andrew Wallace undated

Title: Andrew Wallace Collection Dates: 1885 - 1966 Scope and Content: This series consists of meeting notes, research notes, correspondence, government case files, diary extracts and letters regarding Colonel Kautz, Captain C. P. Eagen, Dr. B. Sacks and Philip H. Sheridan. This group of materials was part of an accrual donated by Wallace on September 9, 2012.

Series 13: Accrued Materials - September 9, 2012 Box/Folder File/Item Description Date(s) Box 12.12 Miners’ Meeting on the Hassayampa May 10, 1863 Box 12.13 Anvil Rock (Willow Grove to Prescott) undated Box 13.1 Revised Statutes of the United States – The Case of Colonel Kautz 1873-74, 1878 (Sources) Box 13.2 The Case of Colonel Kautz (Final Draft) 1878 Box 13.3 Philip H. Sheridan Papers 1885, 1872- 73, 1876, 1878 & 1891 Box 13.4 Capt. C.P Eagen Correspondence & Notes by Dr. B. Sacks 1882 & 1966 Box 13.5 Correspondence: Col. Kautz & Capt. C. P. Eagen 1878

Title: Andrew Wallace Collection Dates: Undated Scope and Content: This series consists of bibliography cards compiled by Andrew Wallace pertaining to the history of the Arizona Territory including expeditions, founding of military posts and towns, as well as, military and civilian personnel.

Series 14: Arizona History Bibliography Cards Box/Folder File/Item Description Date(s) Entire Box Bibliography Index Cards Undated