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Appear in the Issues Included. Researchers in Wyoming History Will Find This to Be a Useful Source STAR VALLEY HISTORICAL SOCIETY HISTORICAL BOOKS INVENTORY DETAILS 1. Overview Title: Annals ofWyoming Index III Author: Katherine A. Halverson Subject: Wyoming Publisher: Wyoming State Archives and Historical Department Publishing Date: 1976 Number of Pages: 91 ID#: 622 Location: Website 2. Evaluation Evaluator's Name(s): Kent and Polly Erickson Date of Evaluation: March 2015 Key Words: Included Names: 3. Svnopsis This index covers Volumes 32 through 46 for the years 1960 - 1974. It has an alphabetical list of names, events and locations, with page and volume numbers, that appear in the issues included. Researchers in Wyoming history will find this to be a useful source. 4. Other Me^c Volume III of Wyoming VOLUMES 32 Through 46 1960 - 1974 WYOMING STATE ARCHIVES AND HISTORICAL DEPARTMENT CHEYENNE, WYOMING 19 7 6 hdcfc Volume III Mudls of Wyommg VOLUMES 32 THROUGH 46 1960 - 1974 Published By WYOMING STATE ARCHIVES AND HISTORICAL DEPARTMENT Compiled andEdited Under Supervisioh of KATHERINE A. HALVERSON Director, Historical Research andPublications Division KEY TO INDEX AND ABBREVIATIONS Adj., Adjutant Gen., General Pres., President Agii., Agriculture Gov., Governor Pvt., Private Assn., Association Govt., Government R. R., Raflroad biog., biography Hon., Honorable re, regarding, relative to Brig., Brigadier Hist., History Reg., Regiment Bros., Brothers la., Iowa Rev., Reverend Bvt, Brevet Ida., Idaho Sec., Secretary Capt., Captain lU., Illinois Sen., Senator Cav., Cavalry illus., illustration Sess., Session Co., Company Jr., Junior Sgt., Sergeant Col., Colonel Kan., Kans., Kansas S. D., So. Dak., South Dakota Colo., Colorado Lieut., Lt., Lieutenant Sr., Senior Comm., Commission Maj., Major St., Saint Cong., Congressional Mo., Missouri Supt., Superintendent Cpl., Corporal Mont., Montana T., Ten., Territory Dept., Department Mt. (s). Mountain (s) U.P.R.R., Union Pacific Railroad Dr., Doctor Nat*l., National U.S., United States D.T., Dakota Territory N.D., North Dakota U.T., Utah Territory ed., editor, edited Nebr., Nebraska Vol. (s), Volume (s) Fla., Florida Ore., Oregon W.T., Wyoming Territory Ft., Fort Pa., Pennsylvania Wyo., Wyoming Entries in the Index are arranged alphabetically under name, subject, title and author. Titles of books and newspapers appear in italics. Following an author entry is a complete list of the author's works to be fourid in Annals of Wyoming. foreword The Annals of Wyoming cover a periodfromJuly, 1923,to the present. At first titled the Quarterly Bulletin, the name was changed ioAnnals of Wyoming in July, 1925. Volume Number I of this index was published in 1943 and covered the years of 1923 through 1942. This first volume also included an index to earlier publications of the Historical Department: Wyoming Historical Collections of 1897, Volume I, by Robert Morris, Miscellanies of 1919, Wyoming Historical Collections of1920, HistoricalCollections of1922. Volume Number II of the Index was published in 1961 and covered the years of 1943 through 1959. Volume III has been compiled by many persons since the publication of Volume II. In general it follows the style ofthepreceding indexes. It will fulfill the requests of many researchers inWyoming history. KATHERINE A. HALVERSON, Editor Zable ofContents Annals of Wyoming, April, I960 through Fall, 1974 Page 5 KEY TO VOLUME, NUMBER AND DATE, PART III ANNALS OF WYOMING VOLUME NUMBER DATE VOLUME NUMBER DATE 32 1 April 1960 40 1 April 1968 2 Oct. 1960 2 Oct. 1968 33 1 April 1961 41 1 April 1969 2 Oct. 1961 2 Oct. 1969 34 1 April 1962 42 1 April 1970 2 Oct. 1962 2 Oct. 1970 35 1 April 1963 43 I Spring 1971 2 Oct. 1963 2 Fall 1971 36 I April 1964 44 1 Spring 1972 2 Oct. 1964 2 lall 1972 37 1 April 1965 45 1 Spring 1973 2 Oct. 1965 2 Fall 1973 38 I April 1966 46 1 Spring 1974 2 Oct. 1966 2 l-all 1974 39 1 April 1967 2 Oct. 1967 Copyright, 1976, by the Wyoming State Archives and Historical Department Muals of Wyoming1960''1974 Albright. Horace M.. "Jack Ellis Haynes-A Tribute." 35:1:85-87; bios:.. 120; 42:2:1.53 Abbe. N.. 42:1:59 1.54. 1.55. 1.56. 157. 158. 159. 160. 163. 164. Abbot. T.D.. .V^:2:149 166.168.176.177.178:44:2:242.243.244. Abbott. L.C.. 85. 86 245. 246. 247. 2.53 Abbott. Mrs.. .^4:1:89 Albright. J.J.. 34:1:94 Abbott-Downing stages. .^4:2:245 Alburaer. Pvt.. 36:2:177. 181. 182 Abert. Lieut. William. .^5:1:11 "Alcott Farrar Elwell. His Diary. Wyoming Abrams. Ludolph. .'<.^:l:89 1908. As Camp Cook. United States Godetic Absaraka. .^5:2:1.^I: .^8:2:215-216. 221 Survey. Roosevelt Liunite Conservation." "Absaroka. The Land and People." bv C. Lee 38:2:142-172 Mills. 44:2:222-2.^1: pholo. 221; Aldcn.C.A.. Post Sursicon. 40:2:165. 166. 167. Acklev. Richard Ihomas.40:2:205:42:1:1.1. 18. 170. 171. 191 27.40 Aldrich. Sam W.. 45:1:19 •"Across the Plains in 1864 With George Alexander. Col. E.B.. 32:1:19. 20; 38:1:14. 15. Forman." ed. bv T.A. Larson. 40:1:5-21: 42. 47 conclusion. 40:2:267-281 •Alexander. Esther. 36:2:195 Adair. Capt.. .16:1:67 Alger. Horace C.. 39:2:183: 40:1:77. 78 Adams. Andy. 44:1:92 ".Alias Dan Davis-Alias Dan Morgan." as told Adams. Mrs. Cecelia. 42:1:8. II. 26. 27: by Mrs. "Doc" Daisy Spear to R.H. (Bob) 42:2:197. 2()(>. 205. 211. 215. 217. 218: Schemer. 34:1:60 4.1:2:2.1.1. 2.14 Alkie. Fred. 35:2:131 Adams. Claude. 42:2:25.1; "Baduer .Station."" Allard. Joseph U.. 33:2:153 2.5.1-2.54 Allen. Capt. Asaph. 38:1:15. 42 Adams. D.C.. .18:2:209 Allen. Charles. 37:2:182 Adams. Franklin P.. .17:1:81 Allen. E.T.. .14:2:184 Adams. George. 42:1:65 •Allen. Euaene B.. 32:1:43 Adams. George S.. 42:2:25.1 Allen. Florence A.. 39:2:2.57 Adams. Joseph M.. "The Iron Brids:e."42:l :88: Allen. James S.. 32:1:8 "Old Fort Plane." 88-89: "The Mormon Allen. John W.. {.emends and l.orc of Southern Ferry." 89 Illinois, review. .17:1:138-140 Adams. Ramon F.. Tin- Old-Time Cowhand. Allen. .MaryJester. 33:2:220 review. 34:1:128-129 •Allen. Opal Sweazea. Xarcissa Whitman. Adams. Richard C.. 44:1:5.1 review. .12:2:267-268 Adams. T.B.. .17:1 :.15. .17 Allen. R.M.. 38:1:67 Adams. William W.. .18:2:190 Allen. Rellv. 33:1:81 Adams. Briu. 44:1:92 Allen. Russell & Co.. 32:1:8. 9 Adams. —.^12:1:76; .1.1:1:90 Allen. W.A.. .16:2:141 Adams County: A Story ofthe Great Plains, ed. Allen. Gen.. 32:2:180. 181 bv Dorothy Wever Creisih. review. 45:2:271- Allen Lieut.. 32:2:222 272 Allen. Miss, fiancee of Lieut. John L. Grattan. Adams County: The People. IS72-I972. ed. by 42:1:86 Dorothy Weyer Creigh. review. 45:271-72 Allen. Mr.. 42:1:85 Adams Express Co.. .12:1 :.10 Allen & Co.. .14:2:201 Adams' Grocery. .15:2:15.1 Allerton. Lake & Spencer (LAK Co.). 38:1:95 "Adirondack Murrey." 41:2:200 .Allien. Henr\ V. and Co.. 39:1:39 Aeschbacher. W.D.. review of Hi^h Road to Allison. .Archie. 37:1:113 Pnmiontory: Biiildini; the Central Pacific .Allison. Samuel. 33:1:55 Acorss the Hijfh Sierra. 41:2:279-280 Allman. Flora Ann. 32:2:274 A}(e (Evanston). .15:1:97 Allred. B.W.. "Geroge Morgan. Pioneer Agnew. John. .1.1:2:1.12 Importer and Breeder of American Here- Agogino. Dr. George A.. "Archaeological fords." 42:1:57-76; hioi:.. 135 Research by the Universitv of Wyoming for Allyn. Henry. 40:2:215. 2-17: 43:2:226 I960." .12;2;242-244: .13:2:215 .Almond Station. .14:2:238 Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1949. 45:2:189 Almi>st Up Devils Tower, bv Mae L'rbanek. Ah Say. Mrs.. .14:1:90 review. 41:1:148-149 Akin. Mary Ann. 32:1:111 Almv. 35:2:178; 42:2:237. 238. 2.19. 242 Albany County. .13:1:49. 90; .14:1:72; 35:2:129. Almy No. 4 Coal Mine. 42:2:238 130: 42:2:225 "Almy Wyoming." bv Charles Guild. Told bv "Albert Charles Peale. Pioneer GeoU>gist of the Dorothea Guild. 41:'l:121-122 Hayden Survev." bv Fritiof Frvxell. .14:2:175- "Along Bozeman Trail Near Beckton." by 192; photos. 176. 1*81 Elsa Sjiear Byron. 36:1:68-69 ANNALS OF WYOMING "Along the Little Horn," paintingby Joseph H. Anderson, U.S. Marshal. 44:1:93 Sharp. 43:1 :cover Andrews. Allen. The Splendid Pauper, The Alsberg, Henry G.. 45:1:74. 81 Storx of Moreton Frewen. review. 40:2:284- Alsop. John D.. 36:2:187. 188 285" Alsop. Tom, 33:1:86; 36:2:185. 189; Mrs., Andrews. Charley. 45:2:147 36:2:181 Andrews, Cora. See Mrs. Brees Alsop. Wm. J.. 36:2:187 Andrews, Hattie. See Mrs. John Phillips Alsup. Jack. 42:1:82 Andrews. N.L.. 35:2:131. 132;37:2:148; photo. Alta Vista. 1875. 37:1:85 152 Alter. J. Cecil. 32:1:120; 39:1:115 Andrews. Ralph W.. Indians as the Westerners Altman. Henry. 42:1:62 Saw Them, review. 36:1:110; Picture Gallery American Academy of Arts and Science. Pioneers, review. 37:1:132-133; Photo 32:2:242 graphers of the Frontier West, review.
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