Hunter-Rose Collection:

A Preliminary Inventory of Their Collection at the Harry Ransom Center

Descriptive Summary

Creator: Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957 Title: Noah H. Rose and J. Marvin Hunter Collection 1850s-1940 Dates: 1850s-1940 Extent: circa 8,000 items in 5 drawer filing cabinet, 7 document boxes, 1 oversize flat file drawer (14.58 linear feet) Abstract: 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. Access: Open for research, except as noted in Access and Reproduction Restrictions. Access and The Hunter-Rose Collection contains large amounts of nitrate Reproduction negatives, original prints, and copy prints. Patrons may access and Restrictions 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 Archivist Western History Collections Monnet Hall, Rm. 452 University of Oklahoma Norman, OK 73019 phone (405) 325-3717 fax (405) 325-2943 http://www-lib.ou.edu/depts/west/index.htm Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Administrative Information

Acquisition: Gift, circa 1960s Processed by: Rebecca Altermatt, 1997; Susan McClellan, 1998 Repository: Harry Ransom Center, University of Texas at Austin

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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

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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 signed CC--Caldwell Collection DC--Dienst Collection DRC--Dick Rudisill Collection FBC--Frank H. Bushick Collection HC--Hunter Collection NN--nitrate negative NV--nitrate vault P&N--print and negative SN--safety negative TLS--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.)

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I. Identified Photographs

A & M Faculty [1883] Drawer 1 Folder 1

Ables, John--see 1.81

Folder Ace O' Diamond and rider Extent: [2 items] 2

Actors and actresses [31 items; cabinet cards and/or cigarette cards; see also 1.53, Folder 4.17, 4.95] 3-5

Adami, Mabel; Adami, Walter Extent: [2 items] Folder 6

Adams, Emil, Maj.--see 4.202

Adams, John Quincy--see 4.201

Adams, John--see 1.44

Adamson, A. D.--see 3.2

Adamson, Amanda- Home Folder 7

Admendadis, Jose--see 4.242

African-Americans--see 1.287, 4.78, 4.260

Alamo Extent: [14 items] Folder 8

Alexis, Grand Duke--see 1.257

Albritton, Val--see 1.277

Aldrich, R. W., Capt.--see 2.347

Aldridge, F. C. Folder 9

Alfonso XIII, King [1886-1941] Folder 10

Folder Allee, Alfred Y. [2 items; see also 4.165] 11

Allen, Earl, Rev. (Baptist Church, Independence)--see 2.206

Allen, F. W., Pvt.--see 2.167

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Allen, Steve--see 3.173, Oversize #4

Allison, Clay, of the Washita Extent: [3 items] Folder 12

Folder Allred, James V., Gov. [see also 4.149] 13

Alpine, Tex. [1908; 2 items] Folder 14

Altgelt, Mrs. E. H. Folder 15

Alto Frio Encampment, 1921 [empty folder; see also NN #79-83] Folder 16

Alvary, Max [3 images]--see 1.5

Alverson, Leonard Folder 17

Alvord, Burt [see also 2.183] Folder 18

Folder Amarillo, ca. 1900 Extent: [2 items] 19

Amberg, Joseph and Kessler, Morris (Brooklyn hoodlums) Folder 20

Ames, R. F., Lt.--see 3.159

Ames Ranch, San Diego County, Calif. Extent: [2 items] Folder 21

Ancker, Mrs. Theodore (Rose)--see 4.232

Anders, Lee--see 4.169

Anderson, Bill, Capt. Folder 22

Anderson, E.--see 4.201

Anderson, H. E., U.S. Dept. of Justice--see 3.24

Anderson, L. B. ["Cowboy," Seguin, Tex.; 1876; 2 items] Folder 23

Animals & etc. (Bats, [buffalo, burros], cats, [cattle], deer, fish, insects, [mules, Folder rattlesnakes, scorpion], snakes, [tarantula, turkeys, vinegaron]) [19 items; NN] 24

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Appell, Dr.--see 2.71

Folder Archduke Francis Joseph of Austria [1905] 25

Arias, Harmodio, Pres., Panama--see 3.331

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

Arizona Rangers--see 1.26, 2.103, 3.190

Arizona Rangers, Group of, at Morenci, 1903 [NN] Folder 26

Arkansas Tom (Daugherty, Roy; alias Jones, Tom; [member of Doolin gang]) [2 Folder items; NN] 27

Armstrong, Wm.--see 3.2

Arrow Head Museum, Johnson City, Tex. [see also 3.1] Folder 28

Folder Arrowhead Collection at Fort Davis, Tex. 29

Aten, Cal (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see 4.166

Aten, Ed--see 3.12

Aten, Ira, Texas Ranger, 1887 [NN; see also 3.12] Folder 30

Auchiah, James (Grandson of Satanta)--see 4.59

Aurora, Nev. (Mining town) [1906, 1947; 5 items] Folder 31

Austin, Stephen F. [13 items; see also 4.170] Folder 32

Statue and replica of home, San Felipe State Park Extent: [2 items] Folder 33

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Statue by Eliz[abeth] Ney in rotunda of Capitol, Austin Extent: [2 items] Folder 34

Austin, Tex. Folder 35-36

Scenes [ca. 1875-1923], acquired 3-21-63 from Dorothy Harrell, Austin Extent: Folder [12 items] 35

Photostat of American Statesman page commemorating Austin's 100th Folder Anniversary, March 26, 1939 36

Authors--see 1.122, 1.291, 2.116, 3.137, 3.266, 3.286, 4.110

Baca, Elfego [1937; see also 2.347] Folder 37

Bache, Richard, 1737-1811 (Son-in-law of B[enjamin] Franklin) [Afgachrome slide Folder only] 38

Bachehus, Mike and Haynes, John J., age 18--see 2.158

Badger, Lt.--see 1.257

Folder 39 Bailey, Joseph W. Extent: [3 items]

Baker, A. Y.--see 4.169

Folder Baker, Eph [empty folder; see also 1.208] 40

Baker, J. H.--see 4.169

Baker, Johnny--see 1.128

Baker, Jules--see 4.169

Baldwin, Kid--see 1.171

Baldwin, Thurman (alias Skeeter; member of Bill Cook gang) [see also 1.222] Folder 41

Band, 33rd Regiment, 1899 Folder 42

Folder Bandera art class, [Jose Arpa's], 1926 43

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Bandera County

Old Settlers [Association] Folder 44

1924 [see NN #59-63]

1926, 1929, 1940 [14 items; NN; see also 4.228, Oversize #26, #27] Folder 44

Scenes and monuments [1863, n.d.; 13 items; see also Oversize #3] Folder 45

Bandera dinosaur tracks Folder 46

Bandera, Tex. [1910, 1922, 1928, 1933, n.d.; 28 items; NN] Folder 47

Bandits--see Outlaws

Bannister, Wm. H., Lt.--see 4.202

Banowsky, Mr. (Cattleman) Folder 48

Banta, A. F. (Guide to 1st Gov. of Arizona Territory) Extent: [2 items] Folder 49

Barber--see 4.201

Barber, Hugh Folder 50

Barker, Arthur R.--see 4.232

Barker, Dudley (near San Saba, Tex., 1897) --see 4.169

Barker, Dudley S. [same as Dudley Barker?]--see 4.164

Barker, Kate--see 4.232

Barker, [?]mar--see 2.220

Barnard, George [SN] Folder 51

Barnette, Graham--see 3.161

Barnum, Lt.--see 2.71

Folder Barrow, Clyde [2 items; see also 3.247] 52

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Barrymore, Ethel (Actress) Folder 53

Bartley, C. C., Sheriff--see 4.211

Barton, Chas. (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see 4.166

Barton Springs, Austin, Tex., July 10, 1927 [empty folder; see also Oversize #45] Folder 54

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 Folder newspaper articles about him; 14 items; for image of Bass see 2.13] 55

Bassett, Charley--see 2.2

Bassett, Charlie--see 3.240

Batchfelder, Richard N.--see 3.70

Bateman, C. C., Maj. [1914, 1917-18; *oversize removed to 6.1] Folder 56*

Bates, Miss Annie--see 1.257

Bates, Sam (Colorado, Tex., 1903)--see 4.165

Batts, R. L., Judge [1864-1935; 2 items; *oversize removed to 6.2] Folder 57*

Bawker, W. H., Pvt.--see 2.167

Folder Baylor College [1965, n.d.; 13 items] 58

Baylor, G. W. (Relative of Gen. John R. Baylor?)--see 4.169

Folder Baylor, George W., Col. Extent: [2 items] 59

Baylor, Henry N.; Baylor, [Mrs. J. W.?] Rhoda Burks [1895; 2 items] Folder 60

Baylor, John R., Gen. [NN] Folder 61

Folder Beal, Mr. (or Bihl, Biehl) Extent: [7 items] 62

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Folder Beal's camels (?) [3 items; see also 4.40] 63

Bean, Roy, Judge [60 items; *oversize removed to 6.3] Folder 64*

Beauford, Tom--see 3.85 Folder 64

Beauregard, G. T. Folder 65

Folder Bee, Hamilton P., Gen. Extent: [4 items] 66

Beecher Island Battleground [ 1917; 9 items; NN] Folder 67

Beeler, M. K. (?)--see 3.234

Folder 68 Beeman, Chas. A. Extent: [2 items]

Beethoven Singers (San Antonio, 1893) Extent: [2 items] Folder 69

Behan, Johnny, Sheriff, Tombstone, Ariz. Extent: [5 items] Folder 70

Belcher, Claire (Cowgirl), Ft. Worth, ca. 1927 Folder 71

Bell, Bob--see 4.166, 4.167

Bell, Gene (1888)--see 4.167

Bell, James (near San Saba, Tex., 1897)--see 4.169

Bell, Jim "Woolly"--see 4.169

Bell, Virginia--see 1.136

Bender, Gus- House (Round Top) Folder 72

Folder Benteen, Frederick W. [see also 3.75] 73

Benten, Harry, Capt.--see 4.202

Bentz, Ed and Mrs.--see 4.232

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Bentz, Ted--see 4.232

Berger, David G.--see 3.296

Berlioz (Composer) Folder 74

Bernard, Reuben F., Brig. Gen. Folder 75

Bernardo (Groce Plantation), 1822 [photo of a painting] Folder 76

Berry, Bate Folder 77

Best, Tom and Chambers, Ed- Monument to cowboys Grant County, Okla. Folder 78

Beto, Geo. Dr. (Warden, Huntsville)--see 4.59

Beuford, J. M.--see 3.2

Big Bend Trip, 1934 (Marvin Hunter, Jr., etc.) Folder 79

Billings, Thelma [1931] Folder 80

Billy the Kid (Bonney, William H.) Extent: [16 items] Folder 81

Birchfield, Steve and Peters, Pink Folder 82

Bird, Belle--see 3.123

B[ird?], Lee, Capt. (Executioner, Huntsville)--see 4.59

Bison, Hank--see 1.171

Folder Black, Clyde Odin Extent: [2 items] 83

Black, Dr.--see 2.71

Black, Isaac (Pal of Zip Wyatt, train robber) [1895] Folder 84

Blackwell, Charlie, Sgt.--see 4.168

Blake, H. Cody Folder 85

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Blakeney, W. H. "Doc" Folder 86

Folder Blanton, Annie Webb Extent: [3 items] 87

Blanton, B. F. Extent: [4 items] Folder 88

Blanton, J. W. [and Nix, E. D., U.S. Marshall, Okla.] Folder 89

Bledsoe, "Shorty" [NN] Folder 90

Blocker, John R. (Ranchman) Extent: [2 items] Folder 91

Blocker, John R. [same as John R. Blocker (Ranchman)?]--see 3.330

Blocksom, A. P., Lt.--see 4.202

Bly, Nellie Folder 92

Boales, Dab Folder 93

Bobbitt, A. A. [NN] Folder 94

Boehmer, Joseph O. Folder 95

Boer, Mrs.--see 7.5

Boerne, Tex. [House where Robert E. Lee stayed] Folder 96

Bogardus, W. I.--see 3.233

Bolton, John, Foreman, Spindletop Field--see 3.234

Bonney, William H.--see 1.81

Booke, D. E.--see 3.2

Boone, Daniel- Knife [unidentifed women verso; NN] Folder 97

Booth, John Wilkes [13 items; NN] Folder 98

Folder Boquillas, Mexico Extent: [4 items] 99

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Borax wagons [and] steam tractor engine [Death Valley; 2 items] Folder 100

Borden, Gail Extent: [3 items] Folder 101

Bordiers pedestal watch [8 items; see also 2.122] Folder 102

Borlin, Bob--see 3.2

Borlings, J.--see 3.2

Bostick, Sion R. (Veteran of Battle of San Jacinto) [NN; see also 2.220] Folder 103

Boston, Riley (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see 4.166

Boulder Dam [1954; 3 items] Folder 104

Boutelle, F. A.--see 4.201

Bove, F. H. [NN only] Folder 105

Bowers--see 1.81

Bowie, James A. [4 items; NN] Folder 106

Folder Brack, A. A. [1900; 4 items; NN] 107

Bradford, Billy Folder 108

Bradford, G. A.--see 4.291

Brann, William Cowper [NN] Folder 109

Breakenridge, Wm. Milton [Col.; 1881, 1892, 1927; 4 items] Folder 110

Breeding, Mrs. B. E.--see 7.5

Breit, Martin--see 3.292

Folder Brenham, Richard Fox- Monument 111

Folder

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Folder Bridger, James [1804-1881; 4 items; NN] 112

Bridwell, Billy (1887)--see 4.167

Bringhurst, Nettie Houston--see 2.198

Brininstool, E. A.--see 1.67

Bronco Billy--see 1.171

Bronco Sam--see 1.171

Bronson, Lt.--see 1.257

Brookayn, May (?)--see 1.4

Brooks, J. A., Capt. (1887/1888)--see 4.167

Brooks, J. A., Capt.--see 4.169

Brooks, Joe, Capt.--see 4.168

Brooks--see 1.115

Brown, D. H.--see 4.164

Brown, Henry (Member of Billy the Kid Gang) [NN only] Folder 113

Brown House (Old Washington, [Tex.]; restored by Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bybee) Folder 114

Brown, Howell--see 4.164

Brown, Jep Folder 115

Brown, Johnny, Uncle Folder 116

Folder Brown, Judge, Del Rio Extent: [2 items] 117

Brown, Neal--see 2.2

Brown, Will Folder 118

Brown, William C.--see 4.201

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Folder Brownsville, Tex. Extent: [2 items] 119

Brownwood, Tex., after flood of 1900 Extent: [3 items] Folder 120

Bryant Home, Bryant's Station Stage Crossing, Milam County Folder 121

Bryant, Ed--see 3.12, 4.169

Bryant, William C. (Politican, author [of N.Y.]) Folder 122

Buchanan, James, Pres. Folder 123

Buchanan, W. F.--see 4.164

Buck, Beaumont B., Gen. [1917] Folder 124

Buck, J. W. (1882)--see 4.167

Buckhorn Museum (Mesa, Ariz.) Extent: [2 items] Folder 125

Buckskin Johnny (Spalding, J. T.) [see also 3.302; for NN see 4.158] Folder 126

Buechi, Joseph Folder 127

Buffalo Bill [Cody, William F.; 55 items; NN; see also 1.133, 1.245, 1.257, 2.125, Folder 3.167] 128

Buffalo hides, Dodge City, Kan., 1877 Extent: [2 items] Folder 129

Buffalo Ranch Extent: [3 items] Folder 130

Folder Bull City, Kan. (now Alton, Kan.) 131

Bullock, Billy--see 1.128

Bunker, A. B. (Teller First Nat'l Bank, Northfield, Minn.) [NN; see also 2.339] Folder 132

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Buntline, Ned; Cody, W[illia]m F.; Omohundro, "Texas Jack" Folder 133

Folder Burke, Edmund Extent: [2 items] 134

Burke, Steve, U.S. Marshall, Okla. [ca. 1880s] Folder 135

Folder Burks, Mrs. (Amanda) Extent: [4 items] 136

Burleson, Edward Folder 137

Folder Burleson, Rufus C. Extent: [3 items] 138

Burnet, David G. [4 items; DC] Folder 139

Folder Burnet, Jim, Judge, [Charleston], Ariz. 140

Burns, Bobbie (Robt?)- Birthplace (England) Extent: [2 items] Folder 141

Burns, Ray [1947] Folder 142

Burroughs, Marie--see 1.4

Burrows, Bill--see 3.83

Burt--see 4.133

Burwell, W. M.--see 4.169

Bushick, Commissioner--see 4.183

Buttercups Folder 143

Butterfield Trail (Map) Folder 144

Cabanas, Maximilian [DRC] Folder 145

Cactus and tree [2 items; NN] Folder 146

Calamity Jane (Canary, Martha Jane) [1 item; NN; *oversize removed to 6.4; see also Folder 2.13] 147*

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Calderon's Wagon Train [empty folder; see also 4.44] Folder 148

Folder Caldwell, Frank and Ransom, Wm. [FBC] 149

Calhoon (Calhoun) Family [Ft. Pierce, Fla.; 6 items] Folder 150

Calhoun, James, Lt.--see 1.257

Calhoun, Mrs. James--see 1.257

Calhoun, Warren M.- Facsimile of land grant, 1846 Folder 151

California--see 1.21, 1.152, 2.32, 2.37, 2.38, 2.130, 4.113, 4.154, 4.215, 4.255

California [Ft. Bragg- Old Russian church; Shasta; 2 items] Folder 152

California Joe--see 1.245, 3.167

Callaghan, Bryan [2 items; NN] Folder 153

Folder Callan, Leo and Austin Extent: [4 items] 154

Calles, Plutarco Folder 155

Camancho, Manuel Avila, Pres., Mexico--see 3.331

Camp Colorado, [Tex.; 7 items] Folder 156

Camp Verde [Tex.; 2 items] Folder 157

Campanyxi [?]--see 1.4

Campbell, A. C.--see 3.2

Campbell, Harry--see 4.232

Campbell, Jane [Houston, Tex.] Folder 158

Folder Campbell, Thomas M. [Gov.; 4 items; DC] 159

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Folder Candelaria, Madam Extent: [2 items] 160

Canary, Martha Jane--see 1.147

Canton, F. M.--see 3.2

Capitol Building, Tex. [10 items; see also 1.35] Folder 161

Cardinal Satolli Folder 162

Carlin, W. C., Col.--see 1.257

Carlo, Yvonne de (as Calamity Jane for movie)--see 1.13

Carlsbad, Tex., 1909 Folder 163

Carmichael, Frank (1887/1888)--see 4.167

Carr, Eugene A., Col--see 4.202

Carr, T. Jeff (Peace officer, Cheyenne, Wyo.) [2 items; NN] Folder 164

Carranza, Gen.; Ortega, Gen.; Madera, Pres. (?) Extent: [2 items] Folder 165

Folder Carriages with people Extent: [3 items] 166

Carrington, Gen. (pencil drawing) [2 items; SN only] Folder 167

Carruthers, Julia [1889] Folder 168

Carson, John--see 3.330

Carson, Kit [11 items; NN] Folder 169

Carter, Wm. H., Capt.--see 4.202

Carver, Sonora [NN only] Folder 170

Carver, W. F. ["Doc"; 9 items] Folder 171

Carver, Will--see 3.320

Carver, Wm. H. (Scout)--see 4.202

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Cashman, Nellie Folder 172

Cassiano, Jose [empty folder] Folder 173

Cassidy, Butch--see 3.320

Castle Canyon near Del Rio Folder 174

Cattle Annie and Little Breeches [4 items; NN] Folder 175

Cattle brand--see 1.191

Folder Cattle trail map [2 items; SN only] 176

Cattle trails in Tex., Monument to [2 items; ALS] Folder 177

Chadwell, Bill [2 items; NN] Folder 178

Chambers, Ed--see 1.78

Chambers, Mayor--see 4.183

Folder Chandler, Charley (Pecos rancher) 179

Chapman, Ezra A. Folder 180

Chapman, Frank--see 4.164

Charo, Cecilio (1882)--see 4.167

Chase, John Paul--see 4.232

Chaves and Chacon [Outlaws] Folder 181

Chavez de Bean, Virginia--see 1.64

Cheatam, M. C.; Routh, R. D.; Majors, P. J.; Rice, P. H.; Roberts, Buck [group Folder photograph] 182

Cheever, Benj. H., Lt.--see 4.202

Cherokee Bill [Gunfighter] Folder 183

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Cherry, Aaron, Grave of [2 items; includes portrait of Aaron and TLS from Homer Folder Cherry to Rose] 184

Cherry, Homer--see 1.184

Cherry, James E.--see 1.184

Cherry, James M.--see 1.184

Cherry, John--see 1.184

Cherry, William T.--see 1.184

Chew, Bob--see 4.169

Folder Chickasha, Indian Territory, 1903 185

Childs, J. W.--see 1.277

Folder Chilton, H. [U.S. Senator; 4 items; DC] 186

China- Public execution Folder 187

Chippewa and Sioux Indians [empty folder; see also 1.128] Folder 188

Chisholm Hall fireplace Folder 189

Chisholm, Jesse [Father of Chisholm Trail; 5 items] Folder 190

Chisholm, Richard H.- Facsimile of application for registering first cattle brand Folder recorded in Tex. 191

Chisos Mts. Water Falls [postcard from Hunter] Folder 192

Folder Chisum, John Simpson Extent: [5 items] 193

Christ Church, Rush Township, 1831 [NN only] Folder 194

Christ Episcopal Church, Matagorda, Tex. [SN only] Folder 195

22 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Christian, Bill "Black Jack" Folder 196

Christmas, Lee [Brig. Gen., 1863-1924; 8 items; NN; also fasc. of ALS from Folder Christmas to his first wife] 197

Clanton, Billie--see 3.107

Clapp, Capt.--see 2.71

Clapton, Jerry--see 2.221

Clark, A. B.--see 3.2

Clark, Amasa (Bandera Old Settler) [12 items; NN; see also 2.89, Oversize #2, #3, Folder #22, #23] 198

Folder Clark, Ben (Scout and Indian fighter) 199

Clark, Mrs. J. T. Folder 200

Clark, Jim Folder 201

Clark, Richard W. "Deadwood Dick" [Stage driver; see also 3.302] Folder 202

Folder Clark, Will [empty folder; see also 3.308] 203

Clarke, Ed, Gov. [4 items; DC] Folder 204

Clarke, W. J.--see 3.2

Clause, Curly--see 4.232

Clay, Thomas J., Lt.--see 3.159

Clements, Emanuel [includes images of Manning Clements Sr. and Jr. as well as Folder correspondence, original and transcriptions; 11 items] 205

Clements, Jim and family Folder 206

Clements, Joe H. [N.M. cowboy, rancher; 4 items] Folder 207

23 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Clements, John G.; Dundlestate, Fred; Baker, Eph [Gunfighters] Folder 208

Clements, Manning Sr. and Jr.--see 1.205

Folder Clements, W. T. "Slick" [Texas Ranger] 209

Clements, William Folder 210

Clendenin, Col.--see 2.71

Folder Clum, John P. [1931; signed copy] 211

Cody, William. F.--see 1.128, 1.133, 1.257

Coghlan, Rose--see 1.4

Coke at the mine in Mexico Folder 212

Coker, Sam--see 4.232

Colcord, C. F. [U.S. Deputy Marshall, Okla.; 2 items; NN] Folder 213

Folder Coldwell, Neal, Capt. Extent: [2 items] 214

Cole, Geo[rge] T. [empty folder; see also 2.342] Folder 215

Coles, John P.- Home (Independence, [Tex.]) Extent: [2 items] Folder 216

Collier, W. W., Texas Ranger [signed image] Folder 217

Collins-Berry-Towle-Farrell (Stage robbers, [Deadwood, S.D.]) [1876; 9 items] Folder 218

Colorado--see 1.246, 2.66

Colt, Samuel [Inventor of the revolver; 2 items; NN] Folder 219

Colvin, R. H.--see 3.24

24 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Comanche Springs- Koehler Store [Ft. Stockton] Folder 220

Comfort, Tex. Extent: [2 items] Folder 221

Comforti, Maria Marion, alias Ancker, Mrs. Theodore (Rose)--see 4.232

Conley, Ed--see 4.169

Connolly, Mrs.--see 7.5

Cook, Bill (Outlaw) and gang members [4 items; see also 2.123] Folder 222

Cook, Camp or range [ca. 1900] Folder 223

Cook, T. T. (Yselta, Tex., 1894)--see 4.166

Cooley, Scott [verso says not Cooley; 2 items] Folder 224

Coolidge, Calvin, and Mrs.; Moody, Dan and Mrs.; [Hunter, J. M.?] Folder 225

Coons, Minnie Bell, Temple, Tex., [Dec. 31], 1896 Folder 226

Cooper, Jim (Pioneer, Tex. and N.M. cattleman, [Okla. banker]) Folder 227

Corbin, John--see 3.324

Cornett, Brack ([Tex.] bank and train robber) [2 items; NN] Folder 228

Coronado Trail Folder 229

Corpus Christi Memorial Museum Extent: [4 items] Folder 230

Cortez, Gregorio and his guard Folder 231

Cortez- Photograph of Commission [giving him Vice Royalty Generalship of New Folder Spain; 3 items; original in UT Archives] 232

Coryell, J. R., Galveston Folder 233

25 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Cosgrove, Fred L. Folder 234

Costin, Lark, Chief Deputy (Colorado, Tex., 1903)--see 4.165

Courtright, Jim (Union scout) Folder 235

Cowboy Monument [empty folder; see also 1.78] Folder 236

Cowboys--see 1.23, 1.78, 1.207, 1.236-1.239, 2.183, 3.152, 3.333, 4.15, 4.251

Folder Cowboys 237-239

[1880s, 1904; 2 items] Folder 237

Roping a steer [NN only] Folder 238

Folder San Angelo, 1884 [3 items; NN] 239

Cowley, Lt.--see 2.71

Cox, Capt. Folder 240

Coy, Frank "Chick"--see 3.292

Craig, Hiram, Pony Express [October, 1925] Folder 241

Craighead, Charlie--see 4.211

Crane, Charles J., Col. Folder 242

Crane, William Carey, Dr.- Home (Independence, Tex.) Folder 243

Folder Cravens, Ben (Okla. outlaw) [NN] 244

Cravey--see 1.44

Cravey, Annie--see 4.144

Folder Crawford, Jack, Capt. [see also 3.167] 245

26 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Crawford, Peter--see 3.161

Folder Creede, Colo., after destruction by fire 246

Folder Crockett, David [1786-1836; 12 items; NN] 247

Cromwell, Okla., 1925 [Four Corners, Shawnee Avenue; 2 items] Folder 248

Cronkite, A., Lt.--see 4.202

Crosby, Ann--see 3.123

Crowder, Bob (1882/1887/1888)--see 4.167

Crowl, Mrs. [Charley] (Nellie) Extent: [3 items] Folder 249

Crownover, John "Wild John"--see 2.159

Cruse, Thomas, Lt.--see 4.202

Crutcher, Florida--see 1.293

Crutcher, Kate--see 1.293

Cruz, Antonio de la--see 1.171

Cuban scenes (from A.S. Hooe) [Cuban-Pan American Express Company, harbor, Havana, Maine (Ship), Mantanzas Fort, Morro Castle, Prison Cabanas, Old Spanish Folder Fort, Santa Clara Battery; ca. 1900; 11 items] 250

Culbertson, Chas. A. [Gov., 1894-1898; 2 items] Folder 251

Cullum, T. M.--see 3.233

Culver, Martin S. (Nueces County rancher) and his home Rancho Perdido [Jim Wells Folder County, Tex.; 6 items] 252

Cummins, Frederick T., Col.--see Oversize #4

Cummins, Jim [NN] Folder 253

Folder

27 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Folder Cunningham, Gene [2 items, 1 signed] 254

Curley (Gen. Custer's scout) Extent: [3 items] Folder 255

Curry, Kid--see 3.320

Custer, Boston--see 1.257

Folder Custer Celebration, 1926 Extent: [10 items] 256

Custer, [George], Gen. [16 items; see also 1.258, 4.158] Folder 257

Custer, Gen. and Mrs., UT Extension Div. Bldg. Folder 258

Custer, Mrs. George--see 1.257

Custer, Tom, Col.--see 1.257

Dakota Territory--see 2.62, 2.267, 7.4

Dalton, Emmett--see 2.342, 3.172

Dalton Gang [9 items; TLS] Folder 259

Daniel, Price, Mrs.--see 2.206

DaPray, J. A., Lt.--see 3.159

Darlington, Brinton [NN] Folder 260

Daugherty, Roy--see 1.27

Davenbar, Pete [Steer Riding Reunion, 1926; see also 4.149] Folder 261

Davenport, A. E., Dr. and Mrs.; Elam, E. B. "Tex" [see also 4.149] Folder 262

Davenport, Fannie--see 1.5

Davenport, J. T.--see 4.32

Davis, Ace, Head of Transportation, Dallas--see 3.234

28 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Davis, Dave (Detective)--see 4.169

Davis, Dr.- Goats imported to America, 1849 [glass negative only; vault] Folder 263

Davis, E. K.--see 3.175

Folder Davis, Edmund J. [Gov.; 9 items; DC] 264

Davis, Jeff C., Gen., with Gen. Hardie and Gilem, et al., during Modoc Indian Folder Campaign Extent: [2 items] 265

Davis, Jefferson and family [photo of a painting, 1861; also photo of election ticket; 2 Folder items] 266

Davis, Levi--see 4.169

Davis, Mrs. Springer--see 7.5

Davis, W. S.--see 3.2

Dayton, Wm. L. [1st Vice Pres. nominated by Republican Party] Folder 267

Deadwood Dick [empty folder; see also 1.202, 3.302] Folder 268

Deadwood Stagecoach [empty folder; see also 1.128, 4.114] Folder 269

DeBillier, F.--see 3.2

Decker, Jennie and Sam Houston stamp [1964] Folder 270

Decker, Jennie Belle Morrow [Oldest living granddaughter of Sam Houston; 1965; 3 Folder items; see also 1.270, 2.206] 271

Deer heads [see also 2.149] Folder 272

Deitz, Charlie- Old photos of family [empty folder] Folder 273

Folder

29 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Folder Del Rio- Graf Hotel Extent: [2 items] 274

Del Rio, Tex.

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 Folder Company Switch-board and "Hello girls"(ca. 1915), Warner Residence fire (1906), 275 Willis Family, Yoas Residence (1914); 26 items; NN]

Scenes in and around [Airplane, automobile wreck (1st in Del Rio), Castle

Canyon, garlic patch, irrigation machinery with 34 oxen (ca. 1910), Main Street, Folder Norvell-March Store (1906), Old Southern-Pacific Depot (1908), Warner Meat 276 Market (1906); 19 items; see also Oversize #86, #87, NN #93-95]

Folder Del Rio Vocal Quartette Extent: [7 items] 277

Delling, M. G. "Blaze," Ranger and Sheriff [U.S. Immigration Inspector; see also Folder 4.169] 278

Denton, Ben--see 1.44

Depp, Mrs. L. M.--see 2.221

Detellier, Mrs. Henri ([Photo of] portrait [painted] by M. Gandara) Folder 279

Folder Devil's River, Scenes of Extent: [2 items] 280

DeZavala, Lorenzo [1st Vice Pres. of the Republic of Texas; 2 items; facsimiles] Folder 281

Diaz, Pres. of Mexico Folder 282

Dibrell, John L. [Texas Ranger, U.S. Marshall, Chief Clerk of Criminal Records, U.S. Folder Custom Service; 3 items; see also 4.169] 283

Dickinson, J. J. [Reporter on San Antonio Express, 1890; Col. in U.S. Secret Service, Folder 1917] 284

30 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Dickinson, John T. [Secretary, International Fair Association, San Antonio, Tex., ca. Folder 1890] 285

Dickman, Lt.--see 2.71

Dickson, David Catchings, Dr. Extent: [7 items] Folder 286

Dillard, Ora Wilson; Johnson; Green [3 Afro-Americans] Folder 287

Dillinger, John Extent: [5 items] Folder 288

Dillingham, Dave [see also 1.44] Folder 289

Dillingham, J. L.--see 3.234

Dillingham, W. W.--see Oversize #4

Dixon, Billy [Indian fighter] Folder 290

Dixon, Charles--see 1.81

Folder Dixon, Thomas, Jr. (Southern author) 291

Doan's Old Store (Early trading post [on the Red River]) [1889; 3 items] Folder 292

Dobbs, Agnes--see 1.293

Dobbs, C. H. Folder 293

Dodd, W. H. [Pioneer, merchant, Lantry, Tex.; succeeded Judge Roy Bean; 3 items] Folder 294

Dodge City, Kan. Drawer 2

1877-78 [2 items; see also 1.129] Folder 1

Peace officers [1880s] Folder 2

Dodge, Fred, Col.--see 1.44

Dolan, James L. and Murphy, Lawrence G. [Partners in business, Fort Stanton, N.M.; NN] Folder 3

31 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Dolan, Patrick, Capt. in Texas Rangers Folder 4

Dolsen, Frank Folder 5

Donalson, Mrs. (Hattie)--see 7.5

Donley, Ed--see 4.169

Donnelly, Dr. (near San Saba, Tex., 1897)--see 4.169

Doolin, Bill [Leader of Doolin Gang; 3 items] Folder 6

Doolin Gang--see 1.27, 2.6, 3.275, 4.5, 4.223

Douglas, S. [or J.?]. A. Folder 7

Dow, Luke, Texas Ranger [NN] Folder 8

Downs, Tony--see 3.240

Doyle (Concert hall singer)--see 3.240

Dragoo, Jack and Hunter, Sam, 1926 Extent: [2 items] Folder 9

Drennan, Bob--see 1.239

Drennam, Wm. [Scout for Kit Carson; 5 items] Folder 10

Dressel, Gustav [photo of oil painting; SN only] Folder 11

Dreyer, Mrs. John--see 2.221

Dripping Springs, 1908 Folder 12

Driver, Len--see 1.205

Drufer, John--see 3.85

Dubose, Lt.--see 4.61

Duff, Howard and Carlo, Yvonne de (as Sam Bass and Calamity Jane for movie) [8 Folder items; NN; see also 1.55, 1.147] 13

32 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Duffy, H. C., Col. Folder 14

Duffy, Tom--see 1.128

DuFran, Phil--see 3.2

Duke, B. E. [3 items; NN] Folder 15

Folder Dunagan, Tom and Jim Extent: [2 items] 16

Dunaway, Jim--see 4.169

Dundlestate, Fred [empty folder; see also 1.208] Folder 17

Durbin, Mr. (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see 4.166

Durbin, Walter (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see 4.166

Durst, John S. Folder 18

Durst, S. O., Pvt.--see 4.168

Dust storm in small Tex. Panhandle town [SN only] Folder 19

Dutch Henry Folder 20

Dutch Kid--see 3.240

Eagle Pass, Tex., 1882 Folder 21

Earp, Wyatt, Virgil, [and] Morgan [7 items; NN; also includes images of Maj. Manis Folder McGurrin, "Montana Mack" on verso of some of the items; see also 2.2] 22

East, James H.--see 3.279

Eaton, Myrtle--see 4.232

Eckhart, Charlie Extent: [2 items] Folder 23

Edison, Thomas Alva [1905?] Folder 24

Edmondson, R. H.--see 3.286

33 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Edwards County in open range days (Map) [not in collection] Folder 25

Edwards, Emmett--see 3.170

Edwards, Pete (1882)--see 4.167

Edwards, W. R.--see 4.211

Egan, W. F. Extent: [3 items] Folder 26

El Paso Fire Department [empty folder; *oversize removed to 6.5] Folder 27*

Folder El Paso Firemen [*oversize removed to 6.6] *

Elam, E. B. "Tex"--see 1.79, 1.262

Elder, Granville W., Postmaster--see 1.270

Elkins, Stephen Benton [W. Va.; filled portfolio of Secretary of War] Folder 28

Elks Gulch Show, Houston, Tex. [4 items; NN] Folder 29

Elliot, Gertrude--see 1.3

Elliot, Joe--see 3.2

Ellsworth, Kan., 1872 [Drovers Cottage, Main Street; 3 items] Folder 30

Enchanted Rock, Kerrville, Tex. Extent: [2 items] Folder 31

End of the Trail (James E. Fraser's sculpture) [Mooney Grove Park, Tulare County, Folder Calif.] 32

Erath, G. B. [Texas Veteran Association, Galveston, April 21, 1879; photo of Folder drawing; 3 items] 33

Erickson, Neil (Ariz. pioneer) Folder 34

Erskine, Andrew Nelson and John P. Extent: [2 items] Folder 35

34 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Erskine, Charlie--see 4.102

Erwin, James Bradford, Brig. Gen. [NN only] Folder 36

Escobar, Rafael- Hanging, Jackson, Calif., 1850s [drawing; see also 2.142] Folder 37

Esquival, Antonio--see 1.128

Esquival, Joe--see 1.128

Evans, Chris [alias Powers, Bill, in Folsom Calif. State Prison, 1894-1911; 6 items] Folder 38

Evans, Alice--see 1.4

Folder Evans, J. N.- Home Extent: [2 items] 39

Evans, Jesse--see 1.81

Everett, E. A., Col. and Mrs.--see 2.206

Evetts, J. H.--see 4.169

Ewell, Gen., Confederate [Army] Folder 40

Executions--see 1.187, 2.154, 2.313, 4.176

Fairbanks, Mrs. Cha[rle]s W[arren] [Wife of Republican Vice Pres.] Folder 41

Fairclough, W. A.--see 3.292

Fant, Dillard R., Col. and bro[ther] Extent: [3 items] Folder 42

Fares [Faris or Fario?], Elsie Len [Lea?], holding a cabbage, 1928 Folder 43

Faribault, Minn.- Jail where Younger [Bros.] were imprisoned [SN only] Folder 44

Farragut, Adm.--see 3.70

35 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Farrar, George (1882)--see 4.167

Fashions- Women [Clothing, hats, hairdos; 28 items] Folder 45

Faust, L. A.- [Ranch home] fireplace [near Lima, Tex.] Folder 46

Feigl, Mrs. (Jane Mauldin) [14th Street Theatre, N.Y.] Folder 47

Ferguson, Ed--see 4.169

Ferguson, Ma [Miriam]; Roosevelt, F. D.; Garner, John N. (Demo[cratic Party] Folder nominees) 48

Ferguson, T. C.--see 3.233

Ferrell, Della [empty folder; *oversize removed to 6.7] Folder 49*

Fetter--see 4.133 Folder 49

Folder First Farmers' Alliance meeting [SN only] 50

Fisher, John [King, Deputy Sheriff, Uvalde County, 1880s; 2 items] Folder 51

Fisher, R.--see 4.164

Fisher, Samuel Rhoads- Grave of Mr.and Mrs. [Matagorda, Tex.] Folder 52

Fitgerald, C. J.--see 4.232

Fitzhenry, John--see 2.89

Flint, Ed--see 4.169

Florence, Katherine--see 1.4

Floyd, Frank, Harper, Tex. Folder 53

Foch, Marshall, [WWI Gen.], at Ft. Sam Houston Extent: [3 items] Folder 54

Folder

36 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Folder Folk, Joseph W., [Gov. of Missouri], 1904 55

Follette, Fola La [Daughter of Gov. Follette of Wis.] Folder 56

Foltz, F. S.--see 4.201

Foor, C. W., Ft. Sumpter, N.M. Folder 57

Ford, G. S.--see 3.2

Ford, Henry, Josephine, and May Belle, Grave of Extent: [3 items] Folder 58

Ford, John Salman "Rip," Capt. in Texas Rangers [pro-annexation of Texas to U.S.; 2 Folder items] 59

Folder Ford, Robert and Charlie Extent: [5 items] 60

Fornoff, Fred, Capt. in N.M. Mounted Police during territorial days [SN only] Folder 61

Forrest, T. C., Jr.--see 3.233

Folder Fort Abraham Lincoln, Dakota Territory 62

Fort Bridger, Wyo. [1936; 2 items] Folder 63

Fort Brown, Tex. Folder 64

Folder Fort Chadbourne, Coke County, Tex. 65

Fort Collins, Colo. Folder 66

Folder Fort Concho, Tex. Extent: [7 items] 67

Fort Crittenden (also known as Camp Moore and Fort Buchanan) Folder 68

Fort Croghan, Burnet, Tex. Extent: [2 items] Folder 69

Fort Davis

37 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

[Hospital] Folder 70

Officers, 1885 Extent: [2 items] Folder 71

Fort Griffin Post [SN only] Folder 72

Fort Hays [Kan.; 2 items] Folder 73

Fort Huachuca, Ariz., early 1880s [NN only] Folder 74

Fort Inge Site; Leona River ([Illustrations by] Seth Eastman) [1849] Folder 75

Fort Lancaster, Ruins [of; 2 items] Folder 76

Folder Fort Laramie, Wyo. Extent: [7 items] 77

Fort, Lewis C., Capt.--see 3.27

Fort McKavet Extent: [12 items] Folder 78

Folder Fort McPherson, Neb. Extent: [2 items] 79

Fort Parker Extent: [3 items] Folder 80

Fort Reno, Okla., 1887, Concord Stage [NN only] Folder 81

Fort Richardson, Jacksboro, Tex. Extent: [5 items] Folder 82

Fort Ringgold, Tex.- 2nd Squadron, 12th Cavalry, May 1924 [empty folder; see Folder Oversize #19] 83

Fort Sill, Okla. Extent: [2 items] Folder 84

Fort Sincoe, Or. Folder 85

Fort Sumner, N.M.- Enterprise Saloon [see also 1.81] Folder 86

Fort Worth- [Rodeo], 1904 Folder 87

Foster, Bill, Sheriff--see 4.169

38 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Fox, Della--see 1.5

Francis Joseph, Archduke of Austria--see 1.25

Francis, Sim--see 1.239

Frazier, Mrs. (Lucille Eaves), Burnet, Tex.--see 2.221

Fredericksburg, Tex.- Scenes [Balanced Rock, Catholic Church, Nimitz Hotel, Folder Veriens Kirche; 9 items] 88

Freighters, Old [6 items; NN] Folder 89

French, James H., Hon., Mayor of San Antonio, 1875-1885 [2 items; NN] Folder 90

Folder Frio Town, Tex.- Old Court House [1930] 91

Frontier Battalion, Company E Folder 92

Frontier Sunday School [etching] Folder 93

Frontier Times Museum--see 2.94, 2.122, 2.221, 3.13, 3.237, 3.317, 4.84, Oversize #11-14, #75

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 Folder #11-14] 94*

Frontiersmen's Association Convention, Houston, 1937 [NN only] Folder 95

Frost, Tex., after tornado Folder 96

Fulgham, James, Texas Ranger [1893; see also 4.169] Folder 97

Fuller, A. M., Lt.--see 2.167

Fusselman, Charles (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see 4.166

Fussleman, Jim--see 4.169

Gaines, David--see 4.164

Folder

39 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Folder Gaines, Edmund P[endleton] [4 items; DC] 98

Gallagher, Hugh J.--see 4.202

Gallagher, Pat Folder 99

Gambrell, Herbert, Dr.; Ransom, H. H.; Tinkle, Lon, Dr.; [Sadler, M. E., Dr.; 2 Folder items] 100

Gambrell, J. B., Dr. [1918] Folder 101

Gandy, Charles, Capt.--see 4.202

Gangs--see Outlaws

Gannon, Sgt.--see 3.216

Folder Gardner, Mrs. Cattie Moore [NN only] 102

Gardner, Raymond Hatfield "Arizona Bill," [1846-1940, Indian scout, Deputy U.S. Folder Marshall, Arizona Ranger; 6 items] 103

Garner, John N.--see 2.48

Garrett, Buck--see 3.2

Garrett, J. A.--see 3.2

Garrett, Pat [Sheriff who killed Billy the Kid; 7 items; see also 3.279, 4.161] Folder 104

Garrett, Patrick--see 3.279

Garrett, Patrick--see 4.161

Folder Garza, Catarina [Mexican revolutionist] 105

Gates, Bet-A-Million [Barbed wire salesman; 2 items] Folder 106

Gatewood, Chas., Lt. [1885] Folder 107

40 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Gazeta [Gaceta] de Texas; Browning Oil Letter; Tucker Town Extent: [5 items] Folder 108

Gears, Rube, U.S. Marshall, Okla.--see 3.24

General Land Office Clerks, 3-12-[18]94 [38 names listed on back] Folder 109

Folder Gibson, Ben, 1866 [SN only; Indian?] 110

Gibson, Corp. Marshall--see 4.164

Giddings, Geo. H., Col. [Superintendent, San Antonio-San Diego Mail Line; 3 items; Folder *oversize removed to 6.9] 111*

Folder Giddings, Mrs. Geo. [2 items; SN only] 112

Giddings, J. J. [Brother of George Giddings; surveyor; supervisor of Overland Mail Folder Route San Antonio-San Diego; 5 items] 113

Folder Gilchrist, Gibb, Pres., Texas A. & M., 1963 114

Gillett, J. B., Texas Ranger [6 items; see also 2.268, 4.27, 4.114] Folder 115

Gillis, Lester--see 3.203

Gillis, Mrs. (Helen)--see 4.232

Gilmore, Paul--see 1.5

Gilpin, C. E.--see 3.233

Gipson, Fred [Author of Old Yeller; 4 items] Folder 116

Girard, Fernando Folder 117

Gleason, Billy--see 1.171

Gleason, Charles, Lt.--see 4.202

41 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Glispin, James, Sheriff--see 4.291

Godfrey, E. S., Capt.--see 3.75

Folder Goldman, Henry Joseph, Lt. Col. [SN only] 118

Gonne, Maude (Irish patriot) Folder 119

Goode, G. W.--see 4.201

Goodman, E. R. (Nephew of Buffalo Bill) [NN only] Folder 120

Goodnight, Charlie [One of the originators of the Goodnight-Loving Trail; cattleman Folder and banker; 3 items] 121

Gordon Collection at Frontier Times Museum [Bordiers pedestal watch (see also

1.105), Chinese Buddhas and dolls [idols?], Chinese fan, Chinese gong and teakwood Folder carving, Doge's Palace chair, Laura Gordon Bell Collection (now at Frontier), Old 122 Ironside replica, Queen Elizabeth statute, Seven Hundred Brothers Plate; 30 items]

Gordon, Keith, Dr.--see 2.122

Gordon, Lon ([Member of] Bill Cook Gang) Extent: [2 items] Folder 123

Gorman, Jim--see 1.239

Gould, Geo. [Prominent member of the Old Timers] Folder 124

Gould, Mrs. Howard (Katherine Clemmons), toured with Buffalo Bill Folder 125

Graham, A. J. and Mrs.--see 3.234

Graham, Archie--see 1.44

Graham, Baby of Johnnie (Now grown and member of Legislature) [NN only- 6] Folder 126

Graham, G. S. and Mrs.--see 3.234

Graham, George--see 3.234

Grant, A. C.--see 4.164

42 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Grant, Gen.--see 3.70

Grant, U. S. Extent: [2 items] Folder 127

Gray, Anna, Frank S., Mrs. Frank S. [Nina] and baby [Mary Sue], George. S. "Buck" Folder [Legislator], John F., Mattie, May, Oscar, Reuben Porter Extent: [10 items] 128

Green--see 1.287

Green, W. M., Maj. Folder 129

Green Valley Ranch, Calif. (Vallecito Mule Route Station, [San Antonio-San Diego Folder Mail Route]) [11 items; see also 4.40] 130

Folder Greer, Joe [Sheep and goat raiser] 131

Groce, Leonard Waller, Col. and Mrs. [ca. 1840 and 1860; 4 items] Folder 132

Gronouski, John, Postmaster General--see 1.270

Grouard, Frank [Noted scout]- Grave [St Joseph, Mo.] Folder 133

Guenther, Carl Hilmar and Henrietta Dorothea Extent: [2 items] Folder 134

Gunfighters--see Outlaws

Guthrie, Okla. [1889; 2 items] Folder 135

Guthrie, W. E.--see 3.2

Hagood, Johnson, Maj. Gen. and Tsai Ting Kai, Chinese Gen. Extent: [4 items] Folder 136

Hal, Tom--see 2.102

Hall, Corporal--see 3.75

Hall, Lee, Capt. [1898; 2 items] Folder 137

Hamer, Frank A. (1906)--see 4.169

43 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Hamer, Harrison, Pvt.--see 4.168

Hamilton, Alex--see 3.2

Hamilton, Ray Extent: [2 items] Folder 138

Hammond--see 2.71

Hancock, Gen.--see 3.70

Hancock; Tyler; Farley(?); Ivey [Group of 6 men, 2 unidentified] Folder 139

Hand, George (Ariz. pioneer [and saloon keeper]) Folder 140

Hanging Rock, near Del Rio Folder 141

Hangings [12 items; see also 2.37, 2.165, 2.344, 3.27, 3.47, 3.163, 3.191] Folder 142

Hanks, Camelia (Member of Hole in the Wall Gang) [SN only; see also 3.320] Folder 143

Hanslian, Anton (Walked around the world, 1896) Folder 144

Hardeman, Dorsey B., Sen., San Angelo--see 2.206

Folder Hardeman, Gotch Extent: [5 items] 145

Hardin, John Wesley [Outlaw; 5 items; *oversize (photo of his revolver) removed to Folder 6.10] 146*

Harrell, Dorothy, Mrs. Joseph Sr., Mrs. Joseph Jr., Joseph Sr.--see 1.35

Harrell, Jack (near San Saba, Tex., 1897)--see 4.169

Harris, Buck (1875)--see 4.165

Folder Harris, C. W., Medina Justice of Peace 147

44 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Folder Harris, Charles W. and Nellie S.- Graves 148

Folder Harris, J. E. [SN only; see also 1.272] 149

Harris, Mose C. Folder 150

Harris, Tupper (1888)--see 4.167

Harris, W. H.--see 2.2

Harry, Jim (1887/1888)--see 4.167

Hart, John (Sheriff of Karnes County, 1875)--see 4.165

Hart, Pearl Folder 151

Hartman, J. D. L.--see 4.201

Harvey, Thomas, Pvt.--see 2.167

Harwell, Jack--see 4.169

Haskett, Fred--see 3.233

Hatfield, [Basil M., Col.- Mansion, just outside] Old Washington [1854] Folder 152

Hatfield, Mr. [NN only] Folder 153

Hauptmann, Bruno- Execution Extent: [2 items] Folder 154

Hawes, Mrs. [Officer's family cook, Ft. Grant] Folder 155

Hawkins, Jack--see 3.175

Hay Family, Bandera, Tex. (5 generations) [NN only] Folder 156

Haynes, Arthur- (Home?) Folder 157

Haynes Family, Round Mountain, Tex. [NN only] Folder 158

Haynes, John and Mrs.--see 2.158

45 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Haynes, John James and Crownover, John "Wild John" [NN] Folder 159

Haynes, Ralph--see 2.158

Hays, John C., Texas Ranger and lawman [1817-1883; 3 items] Folder 160

Healey, Luke F.--see 2.79

Hearne, Madge Houston Williams--see 2.198

Hearne, Sam Houston and Mrs.--see 2.206

Hearne, Sam Houston--see 2.198

Heck, Thomas [Express messenger on Texas Pacific RR when it was raided by Sam Folder Bass; SN only] 161

Heckle, Robert "Texas Bob" (Tuscon, Ariz. pioneer, [buffalo hunter]) [2 items; NN] Folder 162

Hedle(?), L. A. Folder 163

Heffington, Bill Folder 164

Heirs, C. F.--see 4.169

Heith, John- Lynching Folder 165

Folder Held, Anna (French?) [see also 1.3] 166

Heliograph Station, Ariz. [1886] Folder 167

Helmes, Mrs. Harold and daughter Elaine, San Antonio--see 2.221

Henderson, Lem [Cattle rancher] Folder 168

Henkel, Judge- House, Restoration of, Winedale area Folder 169

Henry, J. Q.--see 1.277

Henry, O.--see 3.286

46 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Herff, Dr. [autographed] Folder 170

Folder Herring, Wm., Judge (Ariz. pioneer) 171

Herrmann, Leon--see 1.3

Hess, John--see 4.169

Hesse, F. G. S.--see 3.2

Hester, Jim Folder 172

Hext, Bob and Lee [Ranchers] Folder 173

Heywood, Joseph L. [Banker at Northfield Bank, killed during robbery by James and Folder Youngers; see also 2.339] 174

Hickman, Tom, Pvt.--see 4.168

Hickok, "Wild Bill" [James Butler; 12 items; see also 1.257, 4.158] Folder 175

Hicks, Elvious, Bandera Co[unty] Sheriff [3 items; NN] Folder 176

Hicks, Marshall [Mayor, senator, lawyer; 2 items] Folder 177

Hicks Reunion [empty folder; see also Oversize #25, #58] Folder 178

High[?], Jack and Sally, Houston--see 2.221

High Lonesome Ranch, N.M. Folder 179

Folder Highsmith, Ben [2 items; tintype] 180

Highsmith, John, Round Rock Extent: [2 items] Folder 181

Highsmith, Sam, Capt. [wearing Santa Anna's uniform; 2 items] Folder 182

47 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Hildreth, Billie and Alvord, Burt [Ariz. cowboys, 1880s; see also 1.18] Folder 183

Hill, Nettie--see 2.223

Hill, Robert T. [empty folder; see also 4.149] Folder 184

Hillyer, C. E.--see 3.286

Hinds (1887)--see 4.167

Hinea, J. E. Jr.--see 2.221

Hines Place (First home of the Houstons at Independence) Folder 185

Hinnant, John H. (Colorado, Tex., 1903)--see 4.165

Hodgdon, Benny, Lt.--see 1.257

Hodge, George [Junction, Tex.] Folder 186

Hodges, H. H.--see 3.292

Hodgson, Frances, Lt.--see 4.202

Hoffer, John W., First Sgt.--see 4.164

Hofmann, Josef [Pianist] Folder 187

Hogan, James (Served with Gen. MacKenzie, 1870s; [Traveling Sheriff in] Buffalo Folder Bill Wild West Show) 188

Hogg, Miss Ima [1965] Folder 189

Hogg, James Stephen, Gov. and family, 1891 [Ima, Will, Tom, Gov. Mike, Mrs. Folder Hogg; 2 items] 190

Holbrook, Mrs. A. T., Milwaukee--see 2.221

Folder Holden, C. E. [1931; autographed] 191

Holliday, John "Doc" [NN] Folder 192

48 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Holmich Family, Menard, Tex., 1896 [NN only] Folder 193

Hood, Ump[?]--see 3.175

Hooker, Gen.--see 3.70

Hooker, Henry [Ariz. cattleman, pioneer; 2 items] Folder 194

Horn, Tom (Govt. scout and interpreter) [NN; see also 4.202] Folder 195

Horned toad Extent: [2 items] Folder 196

Horses, mules, riders, fairs, rodeo, auction Extent: [20 items] Folder 197

Horton, George--see 4.169

Houghes, John R., Sgt. (Shafter Wines, 1890)--see 4.169

Houston, Andrew Jackson--see 2.198, 4.170

Houston Family photographs [Title page: Random Rustlings by Sam Houston Jr.; 28 Folder items] 198

Houston Homes at Independence [John Bancroft Root built one of the homes, 1830s; Folder 3 items] 199

Houston, Margaret Moffette Lea (Mrs. Sam Houston)--see 2.198

Houston, Mary William (Mrs. J. S. Morrow)--see 2.198

Houston, Sam

[At various ages; 37 items] Folder 200

Folder Stamp [empty folder; see also 1.270] 201

Houston, Sam, [Jr.] as medical student, 1868 [University of Pennsylvania, Folder Philadelphia; 4 items] 202

Folder

49 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Folder Houston, Samuel Dunn Extent: [2 items] 203

Houston, Temple [Youngest son of Sam Houston; member of Texas State Senate; Folder 1885; 13 items] 204

Houston, Tex.- "First White House" (Sam Houston's Residence while Capitol of the Folder Republic was at Houston) [NN only] 205

Houston, Willam Rogers--see 2.198

Houston-Lea Cemetery [Independence, Tex.; 21 items] Folder 206

Howard, Jesse James, Valley Mills, Tex.--see 2.339

Howze, Robert Lee, Lt.--see 4.202

Hoxey, [Asa, Dr.]- House, Independence [Sam Houston visited here; owned by John Folder Olson at time photo was taken; 2 items] 207

Hoxie, Jack Folder 208

Hoyle, G. S.--see 4.201

Hubbard, Gov. of Tex. with two Hunter boys [NN; 3 items] Folder 209

Hudson, Johnny (As lad rode "Denton Mare" for Sam Bass) Folder 210

Hudson, Nora--see 1.293

Hudson, R.M. (1906)--see 4.169

Hughes, John R. [Capt., Texas Rangers; 5 items; see also 4.166, 4.169] Folder 211

Hughes, Samuel (Founder [of] first public school in Tucson, Ariz.) Folder 212

Humphreys, Andrew A., Maj. Gen.--see 3.70

50 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Hunt, Geo. W. P., Gov. of Ariz. [7 terms; 3 items] Folder 213

Hunt, Lewis M., Brig. Gen.--see 3.70

Hunter, A. W. (Brother [of] J. Marvin; [publisher, Camp Wood Croney]) Folder 214

Hunter Collection

Manuscript material [*oversize removed to 7.3] Folder 215*

Miscellaneous material [list of items not in this collection] Folder 216

Negatives [empty folder; *NN removed to vault] Folder 217*

Prints, Large [empty folder; *removed to oversize] Folder 218*

Prints, Unidentified [empty folder; see 5.1-5.50] Folder 219

Hunter, Fred--see 4.232

Hunter, Gus [blotted out]--see 2.220

Hunter, J. Marvin [29 items; see also 1.79, 1.225, 1.230, 2.94, 2.221, 3.170, 3.292, Folder 3.299, 4.149, Oversize #53] 220

Hunter, J. Marvin and friends, Frontier Times Museum [16 items; see also 2.94] Folder 221

Hunter, J[ohn] Warren [Editor, Mason Herald, 1898; carrier boys for San Angelo Folder Standard, 1908; 3 items] 222

Hunter, Marvin--see 2.220

Hunter, Marvin, Jr.--see 1.79

Hunter, Mrs. J. Marvin--see 2.220

Hunter, Mrs. J. Warren--see 2.222

51 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Hunter, Ollie, Lovie, and Jeanette; Hill, Nettie [1895; 3 items] Folder 223

Hunter's Printing House, Bandera, Tex. Extent: [5 items] Folder 224

Hunter, Sam--see 2.9

Hunter, Talmage [blotted out]--see 2.220

Hurt, Sam Extent: [10 items] Folder 225

Hyde, Herbert--see 3.24

Ibarra, Matias--see 4.62

"Idaho Bill" (Pearson, W. B., Col.) [empty folder; see also 3.256, 3.302] Folder 226

Iguana Folder 227

Independence Baptist Church [14 items; see also 2.205] Folder 228

Independence Hall (at Washington-on-the-Brazos) [empty folder; see also 4.240] Folder 229

Independence, The (Flagship of the Texas Navy) [2 items; SN] Folder 230

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

Acoma Indian, N.M. [NN] Folder 231

American Horse, Chief (Sioux) [see also 2.316] Folder 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

Apache Kid and gang (Red Devils) Extent: [5 items] Folder 233

Folder

52 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Folder Apaches, Ft. Bowie Extent: [5 items] 234

Arapahoe--see 2.312, 2.316

Folder Arapaho School, Darlington, 1874 235

Bear Foot, Chief (Ogalalla Sioux) in Custer Massacre Extent: [2 items] Folder 236

Bear Step--see 4.59

Big Foot, Chief (Bulas) [captured at Battle of Wounded Knee; 1890; 3 items] Folder 237

Big Horse (Cheyenne)--see 2.316

Big Tree (Kiowa) Folder 238

Big Whip (Sioux) [1866] Folder 239

Black Bird (Chippawa chief)--see 1.128

Blue Duck--see 4.116

Bob Tail (Cheyenne)--see 2.316

Bogus Charlie (Modoc) Folder 240

Boston Charlie (Modoc) Folder 241

Bow, Gen.--see 2.319

Bruguier, Mrs. J. T.--see 2.318

Bruner, Billy (Creek) Folder 242

Bryant, Sam, First Sgt. of Scouts--see 2.236

Buckelew, Frank--see 2.268

Buckskin Charlie, Chief, and Ute [Indians] Folder 243

Buckskin Doctor--see 2.287

53 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Buckskin Jack Russell [with Sioux wife and son] Folder 244

Buffalo Goad, Chief (Waco Tribe) [CC; SN only] Folder 245

Folder Chapo, Son of Geronimo, and others 246

Cherokee--see 2.248

Cheyenne--see 2.316, 2.255, 2.302, 2.328

Folder Chi-Hua-Hua (San Carlos Apache) 247

Chippewa--see 1.128, 1.188, 2.258

Folder Christi, Ned (Cherokee) [NN; 2 items] 248

Cloud (Chippawa chief)--see 1.128

Cochise (Chiricauhua Apache) [see also 2.294] Folder 249

Comanche [portraits; 1900; 3 items; see also 2.269, 2.301] Folder 250

Folder Crazy Horse (Sioux) Extent: [4 items] 251

Creek--see 2.242

Crow--see 2.253, 2.277, 2.304, 2.323

Crow Eagle Extent: [2 items] Folder 252

Crow Indians, Mont. Folder 253

Folder Crow's Ghost (Gen. Custer's scout) 254

Curly Headed Jack--see 2.287

Dull Knife (Cheyenne) Folder 255

Eitt, Theo.--see 2.268

54 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Es-Kim-In-Zin, Chief (Aravaipa Apache; captor of Inez Gonzales, Sonora, Folder Mexico, 1850) 256

Folder Essadna, Chief (Witchitaws) [SN only] 257

Essomanny, Chief (Comanche)--see 2.269

Essowakkenny, Chief (Comanche)--see 2.269

Flat Iron (Sioux chief)--see 1.128

Flatmouth, Chief (Chippewa) [Leech Lake, Minn., 1900] Folder 258

Flying Hawk--see 2.322

Frisking Elk Extent: [2 items] Folder 259

Gall, [Orator of the Sioux Nation; leader in Custer Massacre; 4 items] Folder 260

Geronimo, [War Chief (Apache)] and son Natches [NN; 16 items] Folder 261

Gillett, J. B., Capt.--see 2.268

Good Lance--see 2.322

Folder Got-Chia-Oh (Warm Spring Apache) 262

Folder He-Wan-Jee-Cha (Kettle, J. R., Denver) 263

High Bear (Sioux Warrior) Folder 264

Hooka Jim (Modoc) Folder 265

Hualapai Village Folder 266

Folder Indian Agency, Rosebud, Dakota Territory 267

Indian captives [6 items; see also 3.61, 4.93, 4.94] Folder 268

55 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Folder Indian Council (San Antonio, 1838) 269

Indian paintings on cliff at old Camp Bullis Extent: [2 items] Folder 270

Folder Indian village (Davis Mt. State Park) 271

Indian Wars, 17th Convention of, St. Joseph, Mo. Folder 272

Indians

Folder Custer Massacre [1923 Memorial Event] 273

General Extent: [3 items] Folder 274

Grinding corn, Method of Extent: [2 items] Folder 275

Unidentified [6 items; *oversize removed to 6.11] Folder 276*

Indi-Bo-Chi-Ben--see 4.290

Iron Bull, Chief (Montana Crow), and wife Extent: [2 items] Folder 277

Iron King (Sioux)--see 2.316

Jack, Chief (Modoc), and family Extent: [2 items] Folder 278

Johnston, Albert Sidney, Gen.--see 2.269

Joseph Nez Perces (Sioux) Folder 279

Ka-E-Te-Nay or Gait-En-Eh, Head Chief (Warm Spring Apache) Folder 280

Kettle, J. R.--see 2.263

Kiowa--see 2.238, 2.316, 2.321

Krempkau, Wm. B.--see 2.268

56 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Left Hand (Arapahoe)--see 2.316

Lehmann, Herman--see 2.268

Little John Extent: [2 items] Folder 281

Little Raven (Arapahoe)--see 2.316

Little Red Cloud and squaw Folder 282

Little Swan, Chief (Sioux) Folder 283

Lone Bear--see 2.236

Lone Elk--see 2.236

Lone Wolf [SN only] Folder 284

Long Bull, Chief (Sioux) Folder 285

Long Dog, Chief (Sioux) Extent: [2 items] Folder 286

Lost River murderers (Modoc) Folder 287

Low Dog, Chief (Sioux) Folder 288

McKinn, Santiago--see 2.261

Mad Wolf (Cheyenne)--see 2.316

Manda--see 2.316

Mangus, Chief (Chiricauhua Apaches) Extent: [2 items] Folder 289

Man-on-the-Clouds (Cheyenne)--see 2.316

Folder Mariposa [Maricopa] Indian [woman] 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

Modoc stronghold after capture Folder 291

Na-Da-Sa, and others Folder 292

57 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Na-Teth-La, Chief (Apache) Folder 293

Nachise (Son of Cochise; Chiricauhua Apache) and wife Folder 294

Nana, Chief (Mimbres Apache) [1884; *oversize removed to 6.12] Folder 295*

Natches--see 2.261

Nuicki Two Braids Folder 296

Otoe Indian, two wives and family [NN only] Folder 297

Ouray, Chief (Southern Ute) [see also 2.316] Folder 298

Paganni (Apache) [1886] Folder 299

Papago Indian Folder 300

Parker, Quanah and wives (Comanche) [5 items; see also 3.248] Folder 301

Pawnee Bill--see 3.253

"Poison," Madam (Cheyenne) Folder 302

Ponco--see 2.316

Poor Wolf (Manda)--see 2.316

Folder Qua-tha-hooly-hooly (Apache Scout) 303

Rain in the Face (Crow or Sioux) Extent: [2 items] Folder 304

Red Cloud, Red Girl, Red Fish, Red Tomahawk (Sioux) Extent: [6 items] Folder 305

Red Cloud (Sioux chief)--see 1.128, 3.173, 3.305, Oversize #4

Red Hatchet (Sioux chief)--see 1.171

Red Shirt (Sioux)--see 2.316

58 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Running Antelope (Sioux) Folder 306

Folder Running Wolf (Scout for Custer) 307

Folder San Juan, Chief (Mescalero Apache) 308

Sanchez, Chief (Apache) Folder 309

Saunders, Geo. W.--see 2.268

Scarface Charley (Modoc) Folder 310

Schonchin John (Modoc) Folder 311

Folder Sharp Nose, Chief (Arapaho) [1899] 312

Shoshone--see 2.327

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]

[Execution at Mankato, Minn. (1862); Sacred painting on buffalo hide; 3 items] Folder 313

Scalp of "Bad Hand" taken near Deadwood, S.D., 1876 [NN only] Folder 314

Sitting Bull Folder 315

Chief (Sioux) [and family; 1890, n.d.; 6 items; see also 1.128, 1.257]

Willie--see 3.173, Oversize #4

Smith, Clint--see 2.268

Smith, Jeff--see 2.268

Son-of-the-Star (Apache)--see 2.316

59 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Spotted Tail [with wife and daughter]; group of noted Indian Chiefs Extent: [2 Folder items] 316

Standing Buffalo (Ponco)--see 2.316

Steamboat Frank (Modoc) Folder 317

Stumbling Bear (Kiowa)--see 2.316

Folder Swift Bird (Bruguier, Mrs. J. T.) 318

Folder Tahquichee, Norton and Bow, Gen. 319

Thomason, Hugh, Capt.--see 2.236

Toggy-Snoggy, War Chief ([Cayoterros] Apache) [SN only] Folder 320

Tow-an-kee, Son of Lone Wolf (Kiowa Brave) [CC] Folder 321

Tso-de-ar-ko (Wichita)--see 2.316

Two Lance, Flying Hawk, Good Lance (Sioux Chiefs) Folder 322

Two Strike (Sioux) and Crow Dog's Camp, Pine Ridge Agency, S.D. [1890, 2 Folder items] 323

Tzoe "Peaches" [Guide to Gen. Crook; 1883] Folder 324

Ute--see 2.243, 2.316, 2.298

Victoria, Chief (Apache) Folder 325

Waco Chief [CC; SN only] Folder 326

Washakie, Chief (Shoshone) [2 items: one photo with grandaughter, one photo of Folder group of Indians] 327

Washakie, Dick--see 2.327

Washingtion, George (Shoshone Indian)--see 2.327

60 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Whirl-Wind, Chief (Cheyenne) [with wife and daughter, Red-Bird; he met Pres. Folder Grover Cleveland; 2 items] 328

White Eagle (Ponco)--see 2.316

White Man (Apache)--see 2.316

White Swan--see 3.75

Wichita--see 2.316

Willie Sitting Bull--see Oversize #4

Witchitaws--see 2.243, 2.257

Yellow Bear (Arapahoe)--see 2.316

Yellow Hand [NN only] Folder 329

Young-Man-Afraid-of-his-Horses [Pine Ridge, S.D., 1891; see also 1.128] Folder 330

Folder Yuma Indians Extent: [6 items] 331

Folder Zele, Sub-Chief (Apache) and wife 332

Folder Ireland, John, Gov. [DC; 6 items] 333

Irma Hotel, Cody, Wyo.- Bar Room Extent: [2 items] Folder 334

Irvan, Tom--see 3.175

Ives, Caleb S., Rev. [NN] Folder 335

Irvine, W. C.--see 3.2

Folder Jackrabbit (Odessa) [9 items; 2 slides] 336

Jackson, Shortie--see 3.173, Oversize #4

61 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Folder Jackson, Stonewall Extent: [2 items] 337

Folder Jacoby, Josephine (Mezzo-soprano, opera) 338

James, Jesse and Mrs.; Frank; [mother of James brothers; 35 items; NN; 3 signed, Folder presumably by Jesse and Frank James] 339

James, Frank [SN only; see also 2.339, 3.279, 4.161] Folder 340

James, Judge Extent: [2 items] Folder 341

James, Robert--see 2.339

James, Will; Dalton, Emmett; Cole, Geo. T. Extent: [2 items] Folder 342

Folder Jaramillo, Don Pedrito [4 items; NN] 343

Jeff, Uncle (Houston's servant)--see 2.198

Jefferson County hanging, c[a]. 1906 [4 items; see also 2.142] Folder 344

Jefferson, Joe--see 1.4

Jefferson, Thomas Folder 345

Folder Jenkins, Chas. H., Judge, [Brownwood] 346

Jenkins, N. L.--see 4.164

Jennings, Al; Aldrich, R. W., Capt.; Baca, Elfego [sic] [4 items; NN; see also 3.219] Folder 347

Johnson--see 1.287

Johnson, Billy--see 1.128

Drawer 3 Johnson City [Main Street; see also 1.28] Folder 1

62 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Folder Johnson County, [Wyo.]- Cattle raiders 2

Johnson, Dick--see 1.128

Johnson, Elmo--see 1.79

Johnson, Frank--see 1.32

Johnson, Frank, Capt. [see also 4.169] Folder 3

Johnson, Frank, Sheriff (Colorado, Tex., 1903)--see 4.165

Johnson, J. C.--see 3.2

Johnson, John A. [Gov. of Minn.] Folder 4

Johnson, Mollie [with] Uncle Joe and Aunt Mollie Folder 5

Johnson, Moses, Dr. and Mrs.- Graves [Chocolate Bayou; Johnson was Secretary of the Treasury of the Republic of Tex. under Anson Jones; 3 items] Folder 6

Johnson, Thomas Ignacious, Lt. in Texas company [killed in Civil War, Manassas, Va., Aug. 30, 1862; 3 items] Folder 7

Johnson, Tom (Cook)--see 4.164

Folder Johnson, Tom L. [Mayor of Cleveland] 8

Johnston, Albert Sidney [Gen.; 5 items; NN; see also 2.269, 4.170] Folder 9

Johnston, J. E. (Engraving) Folder 10

Jones, Anson Folder 11

Jones, Frank, Capt. (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see 4.166

Jones, Frank, Capt.- Monument [taken in 1938] Folder 12

Jones, Fred--see 4.211

Jones, Geo.--see 3.85

63 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Jones, Grandma and spinning wheel [at Frontier Times Museum; 10 items] Folder 13

Jones, Gus T.--see 3.24

Jones, Gus [Texas Ranger; 1906; 2 items; see also 4.169] Folder 14

Jones, John B., [Major of Frontier Battalion, Texas Rangers, established 1874] Folder 15

Folder Jones, Sam, Rev. [Evangelist; 2 items] 16

Jones, Samuel R., Col. [NN only] Folder 17

Jones, Tom--see 1.27

Jones, Prof.--see 1.277

Jones, Walter (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see 4.166

Folder Journalism Display [Printing press; 4 items] 18

Joy, Tobe Folder 19

Joyce, Mrs. W. J. (Wife of Rev. W. J. Joyce)--see 7.5

Judge Roy Bean--see 1.64

Jump, Miss--see 1.44

Jump, Mrs. J. E.--see 1.44

Junction City- Land Rush, 1902; Courthouse, [1917]; Lover's Leap [4 items; NN] Folder 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

Kansas home (old time dugout) of Andrew DeGraff [1878] Folder 21

Karnes, Quil (Alice, Tex., 1906)--see 4.169

Karpis, Alvin--see 4.232

64 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Kavenaugh, Lyla--see 1.4

Keaton, Pearce [NN] Folder 22

Kelly, Ed. O. Folder 23

Kelly, George "Machine Gun" Extent: [4 items] Folder 24

Kelly, [Luther S.] "Yellowstone" [Scout for General Miles, 1876-1877; 2 items; NN] Folder 25

Kelly, Mrs. George (Katherine)--see 3.24

Kendall, Wm., Capt.--see 4.202

Kendricks, Emmet--see 4.11

Kenny, George, Lt.--see 4.202

Keough, Miles, Col.--see 1.257

Kerr, John B., Capt.--see 4.202

Folder Kerrville, Tex.- First Baptist Church 26

Kessler, Morris--see 1.20

Ketchum, Black Jack, Hanging of [Clayton, N.M., April, 1, 1901; 10 items; see also Folder 2.142] 27

Ketchum, Pete--see 4.169

Kid, Jim--see 1.128

Kidder, Katherine--see 1.4

Kilpatrick, Ben--see 3.320

Kilpatrick, Ben and Beck, Ole (Dead and being held up) [Smithers; NN only; see also Folder 3.320] 28

Kimball, A. S., Maj.--see 3.159

Kimball, Grace--see 1.4

65 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Kimball, J. F., Dr.--see 3.233

King, Charlie--see 4.169

Folder King, Frank [empty folder; see also 3.168] 29

King, G. W.--see 4.164

King, Jim (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see 4.166

King, Lou--see 3.175

King, Mollie--see 3.123

King, Tom--see 4.169

Kirchner, Carl [see also 4.166] Folder 30

Kirchner, Carl, Sgt. (Yselta, Tex., 1894)--see 4.166

Kirkpatrick (Pay-off man)--see 3.24

Kitchen, Pete (Ariz. pioneer) Folder 31

Knox, Philander Chase, Attorney General of Philadelphia and U.S. Senator Folder 32

Knudson, Edwin [b. Jan 14, 1843] Folder 33

Koch, O. H.--see 3.233

Koehler, M., Lt.--see 4.202

Koen, Mrs. P. A. (Survivor of Mountain Meadows Massacre) [1914] Folder 34

Kone, Mrs. (Rebecca)--see 7.5

Kone, Mrs. (Ruby)--see 7.5

Kraft, Walter--see 3.292

Krempkau, Wm. B. [1868, 1885, 19--; 6 items; NN; see also 2.89, 2.268] Folder 35

La Bahia [Mission], Goliad, Tex. [7 items; NN] Folder 36

66 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Lackey, John- Ranch near Menard, 1927 [empty folder; see also Oversize #47-48] Folder 37

LaGrange, Tex., 1927 [empty folder; see also Oversize #49] Folder 38

Laing, Chas., Pvt.--see 2.167

Lamar, Mirabeau B[uonaparte] [see also 3.315] Folder 39

Lambert, Commissioner--see 4.183

Lambert, Fred [b. Cimarron, N.M., Jan. 23, 1887; N.M. Mounted Police; Cattle Folder Inspector] 40

Lampasas, Tex.- Belnap Rifles [Competitive Team], 1885 Folder 41

Lampson, Chippy--see 1.223

Lamson, Mr., Washington Home Guards--see 3.70

Landreth, N. A., Pres., Texas Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Association--see 3.233

Landrum, James David, Texas Ranger and Waco Peace Officer [SN only] Folder 42

Lane, John, Uncle (Famous Texas fiddler) [2 items; see also 1.44] Folder 43

Lane, Van (near San Saba, Tex., 1897)--see 4.169

Lang, John--see 3.85

Langtry, Lillie Extent: [4 items] Folder 44

Lanham, S[amuel] W. T., Gov. [1902-04; 2 items] Folder 45

Folder Lansdowne, Lord, British Foreign Minister 46

Laramie City, Wyo.- 1868 Hanging: Big Steve, Con Moyer, Ace Moyer [NN only] Folder 47

67 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Larkin--see 4.169

La Salle Statue [near Indianola, Tex.] Extent: [4 items] Folder 48

Latham, James V. (Yselta, Tex., 1894)--see 4.166

Lauderdale- Home, Winedale, Tex. Folder 49

Laughlin, J. T.--see 4.169

Folder Lawhon, Luther A. [1861-1922; 2 items] 50

Lawhon Photographers- [David E.? and family; 13 items] Folder 51

Lawther, Joe E.--see 3.233

Lawton, H. W., Capt.--see 3.159

Laxson, Crawford, Pearsall, Tex. Folder 52

Laxson, Earl; Mussey, Frank; Pruett, Ben; Love, Dick, ca. 1895 [inscribed on verso Folder by Earl Laxson] 53

Lea, Henry Clinton- House in Marion, Ala. where Nancy and Sam Houston were Folder married; [Clinton was Nancy's brother] Extent: [2 items] 54

Lea, Nancy--see 2.198

Folder Lea, Pryor and [Mrs.] Extent: [17 items] 55

Leakey, Tex. [empty folder; see also NN #92] Folder 56

Leatherwood, Robert N. Folder 57

Lee, Baldwin P. Folder 58

Lee, Pope Folder 59

Lee, Robert E., Gen. [4 items; NN] Folder 60

68 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Lehman, F. H.--see 2.115

Lehmann, Herman (Indian captive) [4 items; NN; see also 2.268] Folder 61

Leis [Lease?], Henry--see 3.134

Folder Lemburg, E.- Dry goods and grocery store 62

Leslie, Buckskin Frank [1881] Folder 63

Leslie, Elsie--see 1.5

Lewis, Lon, Ranger, U.S. Marshall [Sheriff in Tulsa County, Okla.; 2 items] Folder 64

Folder Lewis, Samuel K.- [Grave] near Winedale 65

Lewis, Smiley--see 3.240

Lewis, W. W.--see 3.325

Libertaux, F. M.--see 3.2

Folder Liberty Bell [during visit to Del Rio; NN] 66

Liddil, Dick [Member of Jesse James Gang; 1882] Folder 67

Lightfoot, Paul (Baptist Church, Independence)--see 2.206

Lillie, Gordon [Wm., "Pawnee Bill," Maj.]--see 1.128, 3.253

Lima, Tex. (formerly Fagan) Extent: [3 items] Folder 68

Lincoln, Abraham, [Pres.]

Assassination of- Facsimile of letter describing the events, dated Apr. 30, 1865 Folder Extent: [5 items] 69

Officers on battleground; funeral [train] car [also includes sketch of Battleground Folder Manassas, portraits and correspondence; 19 items; NN] 70

69 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Lincoln, G. T. Folder 71

Folder Lincoln, N.M., 1880s Extent: [2 items] 72

Folder Lindheimer, Jacob [photo of self-portrait] 73

Lindsay, Owen F. [and Mrs.] Folder 74

Linscom, Brazil--see 3.267

Lipman, Clara--see 1.5

Little Big Horn- Custer Battlefield [1886, 8 items; see also 1.257] Folder 75

Little Breeches--see 1.175

Little, Dick (Scout)--see 4.202

Little Sioux (Gen. Custer's scout) Folder 76

Little, Wm.--see 3.2

Littleton, Alex--see 4.169

Littleton, Brown--see 4.169

Live Oak County- Public School, 1887 Extent: [6 items] Folder 77

Live Oak School, Parker County Folder 78

Livestock: Ranches, corrals, hogs, sheep, cattle, [goat, rooster] Extent: [14 items] Folder 79

Llano, Tex.- Llano Hotel Folder 80

Locke, Frederick T., Capt.--see 3.70

Locomotives Extent: [2 items] Folder 81

Logan, Harvey (alias Curry, Kid)--see 3.320

Long, H. H.--see 3.286

Long, Jane--see 3.315, 4.170

70 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Long, Opal--see 4.232

Longabaugh, Harry--see 3.320

Longhorn Caverns Folder 82

Longley, Bill [also Longley's grave at Giddings, Tex.; 1878, n.d.; 4 items; NN] Folder 83

Love, Dick--see 3.53

Folder Lowe, Joseph "Red Joe,""Rowdy Joe" [NN] 84

Lowther, Alex--see 3.2

Loyd, Eli--see 1.44

Lozier, Dr.--see 4.169

LS Ranch House, Tascosa, Oldham County, Tex. Folder 85

Lubbock, Francis R. [Gov. and Senator; 7 items; DC] Folder 86

Lucas, Elmer "Chicken"--see 1.222

Lunsford, John R. [1912] Folder 87

Lynch, Joe--see Oversize #4

Lynchings--see 2.165, 4.78, 4.260

Mabe, P. H. and Mrs. [NN only] Folder 88

Mabrito, Ed, [Probation officer] and Patterson,? Folder 89

Mabry, Tom (1882)--see 4.167

Mabry, W. N.--see 4.169

Mabry, W. S.--see 3.279, 4.161

McAllister, Ed--see 3.85

McCaleb, Bill--see 1.44

71 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

McCall, Thomas [Lawman in Medina and Bexar Counties] Folder 90

McCandles, David C. (Killed by Wild Bill Hickok) [3 items; NN] Folder 91

McCauley, Billie (Alice, Tex., 1906)--see 4.169

McCauley, Billy [same as Billie McCauley?]--see 4.169

McCauley, Wm. (near San Saba, Tex., 1897)--see 4.169

McClellan, Gen.--see 3.70

McClernand, John A., Maj. Gen.--see 3.70

McClure, Bob--see 4.169

McClure, Robert [same as Bob McClure?] (near San Saba, Tex., 1897)--see 4.169

McColet(?) [McCalet], F. M. Folder 92

McComas, Judge and family, [murdered between Deming and Silver City, N.M.] Folder 93

McConnell, Dick W. and Webb, Grover [U.S. Mounted Inspectors of Customs; 2 Folder items; *oversize removed to 6.13] 94*

McCornell, Mr.?--see 4.71 Folder 94

McCoy, James, Hon. [San Antonio-San Diego Mail Line] Folder 95

McCulloch, Ben, Gen. [Soldier and legislator; 3 items] Folder 96

McCune, Bill--see 1.128

McCurdy, Elmer (alias Curtis, Frank or Davidson, Frank) Folder 97

McDade, Floyd--see 3.292

McDonald, Bill [Capt., Texas Ranger; 2 items; see also 4.169] Folder 98

72 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

McDonald, Lafe Folder 99

McDonald Observatory Folder 100

McDougall, Mrs. T. M.--see 1.257

McDougall, T. M., Capt.--see 1.257, 3.75

McFarland, Lt.--see 2.71

McGeeney, P. S. [Deputy U.S. Marshall; signed] Folder 101

McGillicuddy, V. T., Dr.--see 1.128

McGowen, Hugh, Capt.--see 4.202

McGurrin, Manis "Montana Mack," Maj. [see also 1.171, 2.22, 4.202] Folder 102

McIntosh, Donald, Lt.--see 1.257

McIntosh, Mrs. Donald--see 1.257

MacKenzie, Ranald S., Col. Extent: [6 items] Folder 103

McKinley, William, Pres. (speaking in Alamo Plaza on visit to San Antonio, Tex.) [n.d.; *oversize removed to 6.14] Folder *

McLean, L.--see 2.2

McLemore, Atkins Jefferson (Texas politician and newspaperman) [NN only] Folder 104

McLennan, Bosque John [and] Neil, Sr. Extent: [5 items] Folder 105

Folder McLennan, Niell Extent: [5 items] 106

McLowery, Tom and Frank; Clanton, Billie (Casualties of the Earp-Clanton Feud, Folder [Tombstone, Ariz., 1881]) 107

McMahon, F.M., Dept. U.S. Marshall (Yselta, Tex., 1894)--see 4.166

McMasters, James E.--see 3.279

73 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

McMeans, Gee (Colorado, Tex., 1903)--see 4.165

McMurray, Elizabeth Ann--see 3.266

McNally, M. A.--see 3.2

McNelly, Leander

Grave and graveyard near Burton Extent: [2 items] Folder 108

Texas Ranger [1889; 6 items] Folder 109

McNew, Prof.--see 3.233

McNuner Oak (Large tree near Victoria, Tex., [named after man killed near it]) Folder 110

McPartland, Buckskin Frank--see 1.171

Maddox, Allen--see 4.164

Madera, Pres.(?)--see 1.165

Madera, Francisco- Shrine Class in which he was a novice [NN only] Folder 111

Mahoney, J. F. (Indian fighter, [Prescott, Ariz.]) [1927] Folder 112

Folder Mail (Lady carrier) Extent: [2 items] 113

Majors, P. J.--see 1.182

Maldonado, Andalecio--see 4.62

Maldonado, Vivian--see 4.62

Maledon, George Folder 114

Malone, Papie--see 7.5

Mallanado, Indelico--see 1.171

Manlon[?], Mrs.-- see 7.5

74 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Manning, A. E. ([Hardware merchant], Northfield, Minn.; [wounded Cole Younger Folder and William Stiles, alias Chadwell, during] Younger-James Robbery) [2 items; NN] 115

Manning, Mrs. Daniel Folder 116

Mansfield, Ed [and] Newcomer, Joe [with] longhorn steer [NN] Folder 117

Folder Map of Utah and N.M. Territories, 1855 118

Folder Marburger, Elo- Log house near Round Top 119

Marding--see 2.71

Markham, Jim--see 1.81

Mars, Capt.--see 3.170

Marsden, Crosby (Alice, Tex., 1906)--see 4.169

Marsh, Bryan, Capt.--see 4.164

Marshall Ford (Mansfield) Dam Folder 120

Martin, Jim, Pvt.--see 4.168

Martin, Sam and William [2 outlaws, killed 1903] Folder 121

Mason, James E. and James E., Jr. [2 items; *oversize removed to 6.15, 6.16] Folder 122*

Mason, Tex. [Fort Mason Hotel, Girls Band (1894), Main Street, Martin Moran Folder Saloon, Mason County Courthouse, Ranch Store, Todd Store; 12 items] 123

Massingale, Mollie--see 1.293

Mast, Sheriff--see 3.83

Masters, F. A.- Home Folder 124

Folder Masterson, Bat [3 items; NN; see also 2.2] 125

75 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Mather, Andrew [1851-1929 or 1939; 2 items- 1 photo, 1 ALS] Folder 126

Mathews, Harry--see 4.27

Folder Matthews, Frank, Capt. [on horse] 127

Matthews, Frank, Pvt. [same as Capt. Frank Matthews?]--see 4.168

Mathis (Attorney for Kelly)--see 3.24

Maverick, Albert, Sr. [1878] Folder 128

Folder Maverick Hotel (San Antonio) [1880s] 129

Maverick, Maury, Sr. Folder 130

Maximillian, Arch Duke, Emperor of Mexico Folder 131

Maxwell, Lucien Bonaparte- Home, Ft. Sumner Folder 132

Maxwell, Peter- Grave [1928] Folder 133

Maxwell, Peter Menard and Leis [Lease?], Henry [NN] Folder 134

Folder Mayer, Sol (San Angelo, [Tex.] rancher) 135

Maylan, M., Capt.--see 1.257

Maylan, Mrs. M.--see 1.257

Mays, Pattie--see 1.293

Folder Mazurek, Phillip [2 items; see also 2.94] 136

Mazzanovich, Anton (Author of Trailing Geronimo) Extent: [2 items] Folder 137

Meade, Gen.--see 3.70

76 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Meade, Wm. K., [U.S. Marshall, Ariz., 1880s, 1890s] Extent: [2 items] Folder 138

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; Folder 10 items] 139

Melchior, Rudolf [Artist; includes portrait and photos of title page and sketches from Folder work Tage Buch, 1853; 6 items] 140

Menard, Tex. (Menardville), View of, 1898 [and after 1899 Flood]; Baptist Folder Encampment [15 items; NN] 141

Folder Menger Hotel (San Antonio) [4 items; NN] 142

Mercer, A. W., Lt.--see 1.128

Merchant, S. W. Folder 143

Mersfelder, Nick [Trans-Pecos character; 2 items] Folder 144

Metal racks for sabres, guns, knives Extent: [5 items] Folder 145

Methodist Conference, 1889 Folder 146

Folder Meusebach, John O. 147-148

Founder of Fredericksburg [portraits; 10 items] Folder 147

Reproduction of "Treaty of Peace," a painting by his daughter [100th Anniversary Folder Celebration invitation; 4 items] 148

Mexican

Army cooks Folder 149

Beggar Folder 150

77 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Revolutionists; Juarez, [Mexico]; Langtry, [Tex.]; Mexican bandits; [Battle of Folder Matamoros, Mexico, 1913] [25 items; see also 2.105] 151

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

Middleton, Thomas "Doc" (Cowboy, gambler) [see also 1.223] Folder 152

Midland, Tex.- Pliska Plane, c[a]. 1910 Extent: [5 items] Folder 153

Mier pioneers- Haciendo Salado [Victory at Salado] Folder 154

Milam, Mrs. B. B., Driftwood, Tex. [with spinning wheel] Folder 155

Milam, Ben [includes portraits and grave in San Antonio; 6 items; NN] Folder 156

Milam, J. B., Rev.--see 3.156

Milam, Mrs. John Folder 157

Miles, John D., Col. Folder 158

Miles, Nelson A., Gen.

Extent: [5 items] Folder 159

[SN- damaged] Folder 160

Miller, Adolph--see 2.167

Miller, Archie; Barnette, Graham; Crawford, Peter; Miller, Roy- Texas Rangers, in Folder Smithers Coll[ection] 161

Miller, Clel [1876; 2 items; NN] Folder 162

Miller, Jim; Burwell; Allen; West- Hanging, Ada, Okla. [see also 2.142, 4.27] Folder 163

Miller, Mr. (1875)--see 4.165

78 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Miller, Roy--see 3.161

Miller, W. L. (Bill), Texas Ranger [NN only] Folder 164

Mills, A. L.--see 4.201

Folder Mills, Roger Q., U.S. Senator [4 items; DC] 165

Milner, Joseph E. (Grandson of Calif[ornia] Joe) [4 items; NN] Folder 166

Milner, Moses E. "California Joe," [Scout for Gen. Custer; 8 items; see also 1.245] Folder 167

Milton, Jeff, Deputy U.S. Marshall; King, Frank M.; Scarborough, George [3 items; Folder see also 4.64] 168

Mimms, Henry [1816-1925, Texas Ranger, cattleman; 7 items] Folder 169

Mims, J. L. and Family, Ft. Worth [Bandera Gathering, 1934; 7 items; see also 2.220] Folder 170

Mims, J. L., Jr.--see 3.170

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

Missouri--see 2.55, 2.133, 2.272, 3.283, 3.284, 4.191, 4.245; see also photographer

1.22

Mitchell, Blade [tintype] Folder 171

Mitchell, Jim--see 1.128

Mix, Lottie--see 3.173

Mix, Luther--see Oversize #4

Mix, Tom Extent: [4 items] Folder 172

Mix, Tom and others- Cummins Wild West and Indian Congress, 1906 [2 items, Folder including original letter; see also Oversize #4] 173

79 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Moass, Capt.--see 2.220

Modoc lava beds (N.M.?) [1935] Folder 174

Montana--see 2.253, 3.175, 4.15, 4.184, 4.201

Montana man hunters of the seventies [1880; 2 items; NN] Folder 175

Monterrey, Mexico- Scenes, bldgs. [Bishop's Palace, Cathedral and Saddle Mountain, Folder Penitentiary, Roble Church and Public School, view of Hidalgo Plaza; 7 items] 176

Monument Hill, La Grange, Tex. Folder 177

Houston Chronicle pictures Extent: [8 items] Folder 178

Moody, Dan and Mrs.--see 1.225

Moore, Charles R.--see 3.233

Moore, J. B. [NN only] Folder 179

Moore, J. B. (Jeff) [same as J. B. Moore?]--see 1.239

Moore, John--see 4.169

Moore, Lee, [Parents] of, Otterbein, Ind. [NN only] Folder 180

Folder Moore, T. R. [Chirro Valley, Ariz.] 181

Mormon with five wives, Farmington, Utah [NN only] Folder 182

Moos, William C. Folder 183

Mootz, H. Edwin, Col. Folder 184

Morgan--see 2.71

Morgan, J. M.--see 3.292

80 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Morosini, Attilio, Mrs. and daughter, Washington's great, great, great grand niece Folder 185

Morowitz, Mrs. (Frances) and granddaughter, Patsy Jean Fisher Folder 186

Morrell, Ed [Spent time in San Quentin and Folsom prisons] Folder 187

Morrell, Geo. W., Maj.--see 3.70

Morris, Brack (1882)--see 4.167

Morris, Capt.--see 4.169

Morrison, B. M.--see 3.2

Morrow, Nancy Elizabeth (Eldest daughter of Sam Houston)--see 2.198

Folder Morton, Paul, Secretary of the Navy 188

Moses, Tad--see 2.52

Folder Moss, Steve [Llano, Tex.; 2 items] 189

Mossman, Burton C. [First Capt. of Arizona Rangers, cattleman; 1936] Folder 190

Mountain Mike, Hanging of [3 items; see also 2.142] Folder 191

Mueller, Willie--see 1.24

Muldoon, Arty--see 1.171

Muldoon, [Miguel], Father, [Resident priest of Austin Colony, 1823-1842]- Monument ([Photo] sent by Jesse Gibson to Houston Chronicle for Shuffler art[icle]) Folder Extent: [3 items] 192

Mulhern, Charles [Ft. Davis] Folder 193

Munson, Henry--see 1.222

Murchison, A. H. (Trail boss) [NN; see also Oversize #5] Folder 194

81 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Murchison, Bill Folder 195

Murchison, Hood--see 1.239

Murphy, Jim- Home [NN only] Folder 196

Murphy, Johnny--see 3.240

Murphy, Lawrence G.--see 2.3

Murphy, Steve (Newspaperman, Sonora, Tex., [1890s; publisher of Devil's River Folder News]) 197

Murphy, W. W., Capt.--see 4.291

Murrah, Dan [NN] Folder 198

Murrah, Pendleton, Gov. [of] Tex. [5 items; DC] Folder 199

Murray, Edna--see 4.232

Murray, Sid--see 3.292

Murray, Wi[nnie]--see 3.123

Mussey, Frank--see 3.53

Mynett, J. D.--see 3.2

Nathan, Harold--see 3.24

Nauer, Max Folder 200

Navarro, Jesus Galan- Funeral [notice, Eagle Pass, Tex., Oct. 7, 1919] Folder 201

Navy carrier Extent: [2 items] Folder 202

Neal, Doc--see 4.169

Neal, E. T.--see 4.164

Neff, Pat, Gov.--see 3.233

Negley, Ferd [sic], U.S. Marshall--see 4.169

82 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Neil, Edgar--see 4.169

Neilson, Nesta--see 1.5

Nelson, [George] "Baby Face" [alias of Gillis, Lester; 2 items] Folder 203

Nelson, John (Scout, interpreter, [Ft. Sheridan]) [3 items; see also 1.128] Folder 204

Nelson, Julia "Indian Prince" [Daughter of John Nelson; see also 3.204] Folder 205

Nevada--see 1.31, 3.206, 4.195

Nevada: Bottle House, Ryalite [made entirely of beer bottles]; Lost City, [Mrada]; Folder Goldfield (Mining town) [1906; 3 items; see also 1.31] 206

New Braunfels, Tex. [Landa Mill, Sophienburg Memorial Museum; 2 items] Folder 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

New Mexico and Utah Territories, Map of [empty folder; see 3.118] Folder 208

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 Folder (erected 1607); postcards; 5 items] 209

Folder Newcomb, James P. Extent: [2 items] 210

Newcombe, Tom (Man who killed California Joe) Extent: [2 items] Folder 211

Newcomer, Joe--see 3.117

Newman, Bud [West Tex. train robber, killed by Bill Taylor] Folder 212

Folder 83 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Folder Newman, J. B. [Devil's River ranchman] 213

Newton, Allen (1887)--see 4.167

Newton, Jess [Brother of members of Newton Gang, who robbed banks in Boerne, Folder Hondo, New Braunfels, San Marcos] 214

Newton, Josie--see 2.221

Folder Nicholas I, Czar of Russia [ca. 1905] 215

Nichols, Carleton B. [Jehovah's Witness in flag saluting incident, Breed Junior High Folder School; 2 items] 216

Nimitz, Chester [W.], Adm. Extent: [2 items] Folder 217

Nimitz Hotel (Fredericksburg, Tex.) Extent: [2 items] Folder 218

Nix, E. D., U.S. Marshall, Okla. [NN; see also 1.89] Folder 219

Nixon, J. P.--see 4.169

Norfleet, J. Frank [3 items; NN] Folder 220

Norris, Charlie (1882)--see 4.167

Folder North, L. H., Capt. [Great marksman, scout] 221

Northcroft, Mrs. E.--see 7.5

Northfield, Minn. (Proposed site of Heywood Monument at Bridge Square) [NN Folder only] 222

Nowery, E. S., Production and Drilling Supt. of Gulf Coast Division, Beaumont--see 3.234

Nowlin, Henry Moote Folder 223

Noyes, E. N.--see 3.233

84 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Nueces, Battle of [Massacre; copyprint of painting, original in Comfort] Folder 224

Neuces Massacre, [1861]- Monument, Comfort, Tex. Folder 225

Nuncio, Albino R., Hon., [Dept. of Public Works] (Mexican government official, Folder worked with San Antonio International Fair) [SN only] 226

Folder Oakley, Annie [1889, n.d.; 2 items] 227

Oates, Mark [Rhome, Tex.] Folder 228

Obenchain, Frank [Cattle buyer, Junction, Tex.] Folder 229

Folder O'Brien Family [14 items; SN only] 230

Ochiltree, Thomas P., Col. [Famous Texan; 1890; NN] Folder 231

O'Connor, Doris--see 4.232

Oden, Lon (Shafter Wines, 1890)--see 4.169

Oge, Louis, [1832-1915, French-born] Texas Ranger Extent: [2 items] Folder 232

Oil Centennial, Nacogdoches, Sept. 1966 Extent: [24 items] Folder 233

Oil field history, from Mrs. John Sweeney, 7-12-65 Extent: [39 items] Folder 234

Ojinga, Mexico Folder 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

Folder Oklahoma City, 1889 Extent: [2 items] 236

Old Fiddler's Contest, July 4, 1927 (Old Settler's Reunion, Bandera, Tex.) [*oversize 85 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Old Fiddler's Contest, July 4, 1927 (Old Settler's Reunion, Bandera, Tex.) [*oversize removed to 7.1] Folder *

Old Ironsides replica [in Frontier Times Museum; made by Cmdr. G. Keith Gordon, Folder formerly of Royal Navy; 8 items] 237

Old Time Trail Drivers Association, San Antonio, 1915 [*oversize removed to 7.6] Folder *

Olson, John--see 2.207

Omohundro, Jack "Texas Jack"--see 1.133, 1.257, 4.158

Ord, E. O. C., Maj. Gen. [Reputed grandson of George IV and Lady Fitzherbert] Folder 238

Oregon--see 2.85, 4.226, 5.29

Oregon Trail, [Pioneer] Monument to, Casper, Wyo. Folder 239

Orient Saloon, Bisbee, Ariz. Extent: [4 items] Folder 240

Ortega, Gen.--see 1.165

Osborne, Thomas Clayborn [Trail driver, Bastrop, Tex.; 2 items] Folder 241

Oury, W. S. (Sheriff, Pima Co., Ariz., [1873-1877]) Folder 242

Outlaw, Bass (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see 4.166

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

Owens, George Folder 243

Owens, Jim (Associated with [Col.] Goodnight in running buffalo [on north rim of Folder Grand Canyon]) 244

86 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Ox carts [and] oxen [including photo of ancient Egyptian cart now in Halthorpe Folder Museum] [5 items; NN] 245

Paderewski--see 1.5

Paint Rock Extent: [10 items] Folder 246

Palen, Annie--see 1.293

Palmer, Ed (Yselta, Tex., 1894)--see 4.166

Palmer, J. W.--see 4.237

Parker, Bonnie, and Barrow, Clyde [3 items; see also 1.52] Folder 247

Parker, Cynthia Ann and Indian boy [11 items; see also 2.300] Folder 248

Parker, George (alias Cassidy, Butch)--see 3.320

Parker, L. H. --see 3.2

Parkins, Tom, Production Supt., Okla.--see 3.234

Patch, Alexander McCarrell, Capt. [NN only] Folder 249

Pate, Mrs. (Vera Ashcraft) [Great grand-daughter of Maj. Benjamin F. Bryant] Folder 250

Patterson, ?--see 3.89

Patton, C. C. and James H. Folder 251

Paugh, William--see 4.164

Paul, Bob (Wells Fargo Express messenger; [Deputy U.S. Marshall and Immigration Folder Inspector, Cochise County, Ariz.]) 252

Pawnee Bill (Lillie, Gordon [Wm., Maj.]) and Mrs. (May Lillie) [12 items; NN; one Folder autographed by Pawnee Bill; see also 1.128] 253

Payne, D. L., Capt., "The Father of Oklahoma" [2 items; NN] Folder 254

87 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Peak, Junius, Capt. [empty folder; *oversize removed to 7.2] Folder 255*

Pearson, W. B. "Idaho Bill," Col. [Scout and plainsman; see also 3.302] Folder 256

Peary, Mrs. Robert F. [Wife of famous North Pole expeditioner] Folder 257

Folder Pease, Elisha M. [Gov.; 4 items; DC] 258

Peck, Al (Ariz. pioneer, [Nogales; wife killed by Apaches in 1886]) Folder 259

Pecos River Bridge Folder 260

Pecos, Tex., 1894- Driver, Lem and Clements, M[anning] [2 items; see also 1.205] Folder 261

Pecos Valley, N.M. Folder 262

Pedernales River Valley Folder 263

Pederson, Pauline--see 2.221

Peel, M. R., 1854-1882- Grave Folder 264

Penitente Morado, Arriba County, N.M.; also, Campo Santo of "Los Penitentes," and Folder Penitente procession [5 items; NN] 265

Pentecost, Eilene, Casper, Wyo.--see 2.221

Penwall(?)--see 3.75

Perry, Claire Hodges--see 3.266

Perry, David, Maj.--see 4.202

Perry, George Sessions [Author; photo taken at McMurray's Bookshop, Dallas; 2 Folder items] 266

Perry, Ollie (near San Saba, Tex., 1897)--see 4.169

88 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Perry, R. C. (Rufe), Capt. of Co. D, Texas Rangers Extent: [2 items] Folder 267

Persee, Thomas--see 2.167

Pershing, John J., Lt.--see 4.202

Peters, Pink--see 1.82

Pew, J. Edgard, Vice-Pres.--see 3.234

Pfeuffer, George S., Sen. [New Braunfels; 2 items] Folder 268

Philips, John F. [Judge] Folder 269

Phillips, John R. [NN only] Folder 270

Phillips, Montgomery Wright, Round Mountain Indian Fight [NN only] Folder 271

Phillips, William J. and family; Melisa Crownover Phillips [NN only] Folder 272

Piedras Negras, 1882 [Palacio Municipal; 2 items] Folder 273

Pierce, Abel Head "Shanghai" [Statue near Blessing, Tex.; 3 items; NN] Folder 274

Pierce, Charlie [Member of Bill Doolin Outlaw Gang] Folder 275

Pierce, Frank--see 1.239

Pierson, R. B. "Idaho Bill," Col.--see 3.302

Pike--see 4.169

Pine Ridge Agency, S.D.- Grand review of U.S. troops after Indian surrender [see Folder also 2.330] 276

Pinkerton, Allan, Maj., Head of Secret Service-- see 3.70

89 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Pioneer cabin Folder 277

Folder Pioneer Lancers- Shield [of organization] 278

Pioneers of the Panhandle Folder 279

Folder Pistol, Cap and ball [style; 6 items] 280

Folder Pitts, Charley [1876; 2 items; NN] 281

Poe, John William [Sheriff of Lincoln Co.; NN] Folder 282

Poland, J. S., Col.--see 1.257

Pomeroy, C. A.--see 4.291

Folder Pony Express [see also 1.241, 3.283, 3.284] 283-284

Barn (St. Joseph, Mo.) [1937] Folder 283

Monument, St Joseph, Mo. Folder 284

Pope, Ann Phillips [NN only] Folder 285

Porter, Fitz John, Maj. Gen.--see 3.70

Porter, Leo--see 1.277

Porter, William Sidney (Henry, O.) [Hill City Quartette, 1886; 8 items] Folder 286

Potter, Andrew Jackson Folder 287

Potter, Jack Extent: [2 items] Folder 288

Potter, Robert Folder 289

Powell, Joe, Pvt.--see 4.168

Power(?), H. R., Dr.--see 3.75

Powers, A. R.--see 3.2

90 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Folder Prairie schooner Extent: [3 items] 290

Pratt, Orson (Mormon, [Brigham Young's "right hand man"]) Folder 291

Print shops, Old and San Antonio Light composing room [1912; 2 items] Folder 292

Folder Prohibition Days, West Tex.- [Building] 293

Pruett, Ben--see 3.53

Putnam, Ed (alias Sibley) [killed 1906; 4 items] Folder 294

Putman, Jim (Shafter Wines, 1890)--see 4.169

Putman, Lige (Alice, Tex., 1906)--see 4.169

Quantrell, Wm. G. [William C., or Charles William, noted Guerilla Chief during Civil Folder War; 2 items; NN] 295

Queen, Lee--see 4.169

Quigley, George and Berger, David G. [General Electric Patent Probe] Folder 296

Rabago, Mujeres listas para recibir (Women ready to receive Rabago) Folder 297

Folder Rabb, Polly Crownover [NN only] 298

Raine, Wm. McLeod, [Denver] and Hunter, J. Marvin [1934; 3 items] Folder 299

Ramsey, Ben, Chairman, Texas Railroad Commission--see 3.233

Ranchman taming wild horses in Tex. [NN only] Folder 300

Ranck, James Folder 301

91 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Randall, Ed (1887)--see 4.167

Randle, Mrs. (Sarah Jane)--see 7.5

Randolph, Charles D. "Buckskin Bill," Col. [also known as "Poet of the Plains"; 7 Folder items] 302

Ransom, H. H.--see 2.100

Ransom, Henry, Capt.--see 4.169

Folder Ransom, W[illia]m--see also 1.149 303

Rattlesnakes Folder 304

Rauber, Hugo--see 3.292

Ray, Alice--see 4.32

Reagan, John H. [4 items; DC] Folder 305

Rector, Lee [Attorney, State Senator, San Saba, Tex.; Lucy Rector's father] Folder 306

"Red Buck" on Eufaula Trail, 1915 [SN only] Folder 307

Redding, R. M.--see 3.233

Reed, Ed and Clark, Will [Reed was the son of Belle Starr; 2 items; NN; see also Folder 3.282 for negative of Reed] 308

Reeves, Alf and Mrs. Folder 309

Reid, F. J.--see 4.211

Reinarz, Alfred- Home Folder 310

Revel (or Houston), "Aunt Eliza"--see 2.198

Rexford, E. E. [Eben Eugene], 1848-1916 - Monument Extent: [2 items] Folder 311

92 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Folder Reynolds, N. O. Extent: [2 items] 312

Rhodes, Chas. D., Lt.--see 4.202

Rice, Ben M.--see 4.291

Rice, P. H.--see 1.182

Richardson, Willard ["First Journalist of Texas"; 2 items] Folder 313

Richmond Courthouse Folder 314

Richmond, Tex. and Cemetery- Scenes in courthouse and monuments of [Mirabeau Folder B.] Lamar, [Jane] Long, [Erastus] Deaf Smith Extent: [8 items] 315

Richter, Eddie--see 3.292

Folder Rickenbacker, Eddie Extent: [2 items] 316

Rifle Collection (Frontier Times Museum) Extent: [2 items] Folder 317

Rifle- Old Kentucky Folder 318

Folder Ripley, Henry A., Col., U.S. Army 319

Riter, O. E.--see 3.234

River canyon with people and cars along rim--see NN #96

Robbers--see Outlaws

Robbers' Roost- [Portrait of the] Wild Bunch [also known as the "Hole in the Wall Folder Gang," Ft. Worth, 1900] 320

Roberts, Buck--see 1.182

Roberts, D. W., Capt. and Mrs., [Ranger], 1927 [2 items; see also 2.115, 3.12] Folder 321

Roberts, Dan, [Capt.]--see 3.12

93 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Roberts, O. M. [3 items; DC] Folder 322

Roberts, Ross--see 4.211

Robertson, Doc and Mother Extent: [2 items] Folder 323

Robertson, Hugh R. and Corbin, John [3 items; SN only] Folder 324

Robertson, Walter and Lewis, W. W., Texas Rangers in Loss Valley Fight, 1874 [NN Folder only] 325

Robinson, Jim (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see 4.166

Robinson, R. A.- Home Folder 326

Robinson, Thomas H., Jr.--see 4.232

Rockard, R.--see 3.2

Rockwell, Kenneth--see 3.266

Rodrigues, Joe (Brother to Polly) Extent: [2 items] Folder 327

Rogers, C. L. "Kid"--see 4.169

Rogers, Charley (1888)--see 4.167

Rogers, Ernest (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see 4.166

Folder Rogers, Ike., post-mortem [NN only] 328

Rogers, J. H. [Texas Ranger; 3 items; see also 4.167, 4.169] Folder 329

Rogers, John A.--see 4.51

Rogers, Kid (1887/1888)--see 4.167

Rogers, Malcolm J., Dr.--see 2.130

Rogers, Stanley, Sheriff, Oklahoma City--see 3.24

Rogers, Will Extent: [7 items] Folder 330

94 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Roosevelt, F. D, Pres. [2 items; see also 2.48] Folder 331

Roosevelt, Teddy, Menger Hotel Bar, 1898, recruiting Rough Riders [drawing; 4 Folder items] 332

Roosevelt-Bullock Cowboys Reunion, Belle Fourche, S.D., 1926 Folder 333

Rose, Belle Drawer 4 Folder 1

Rose, Mrs. (Lula)--see 4.2

Rose, N. H.

Collection [9 items; includes portraits; NN; see also 2.220] Folder 2

Copies of letters and other documents to N. H. Rose [1918-1947, n.d.; 42 items] Folder 3

Vs. San Antonio Brewing Company document [*oversize removed to 7.3] Folder *

Rose, Newton C.- Facsimile of Soldier's Discharge, Army of the Confederate States, Oct. 18, 1861 Extent: [2 items] Folder 4

Rose of the Cimmaron (Member of the famous Doolin Gang) Folder 5

Rosebud Indian Agency, Dakota Territory [*oversize removed to 7.4] Folder *

Ross, Mrs. (Kate B[rown]) Folder 6

Ross, Pease (Indian boy captured by Sul Ross at Battle of Pease River)--see 3.248

Folder Ross, S[hapley] P., Capt. Extent: [5 items] 7

Ross, Tom A. [Texas Ranger] Folder 8

Round Top, Tex. [Art piece (photo of drawing of Round Top), Bethelem Lutheran Church, Old Cigar Factory, Schultz Brewery and Store; 4 items] Folder 9

Roundup (N.M.) [NN only] Folder 10

95 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Rountree, Austin--see 4.102

Rountree, Mason [as a boy]--see 4.102

Rountree, Mason and Kendricks, Emmet [NN only] Folder 11

Rountree, Oscar (Alice, Tex., 1906)--see 4.169

Routh, R. D.--see 1.182

Rubiola, Commissioner--see 4.183

Folder Runge, Carl [School Supt., Medina County] 12

Folder Runnels, Hardin R. [Gov.; 5 items; DC] 13

Rusk, Thomas J. [3 items; DC] Folder 14

Russel, Charles--see 3.330

Russell, Charles M., [1864-1926, Montana's "Cowboy Artist"- Postcard] reproduction Folder of painting [ "Solitude"; NN] 15

Russell, Lee L. [Cattleman, rancher; 3 items] Folder 16

Russell, Lillian [Actress] Folder 17

Russell, R. R. "Dick," Sheriff, Menard County, and Mrs. [3 items; NN; see also Folder 1.239] 18

Russell, Tommy--see 1.4

Folder Ruter, Martin [Tex. Methodist; 2 items] 19

Rutersville, Tex.- Texas Military Institute [Fayette County, just before Civil War; 3 Folder items] 20

Rutledge, Dick, Col. (Last of Kit Carson's scouts), 1926 Extent: [2 items] Folder 21

96 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Ryan, Bill (alias Hill, Tom; member of James Gang) [NN] Folder 22

Ryan, Frank "Fatty" (Tombstone, Ariz. policeman) Folder 23

Ryland, Ike P.--see 3.279

Rylander, Mrs. (Dolly Armstrong)--see 7.5

Sackett, William., Brig. Gen.--see 3.70

Saddle Extent: [2 items] Folder 24

Sadler, M. E., Dr. [empty folder; see also 2.100] Folder 25

Safford, A. T. K., Second Gov. of Ariz. [1871-1877] Folder 26

Saloons [New Era; Orient, Bisbee, Ariz.; Saloon at Pecos; Senate, El Paso, Tex.; NN; Folder see also 3.240] 27

Sampson, Sam; Rufus Buck; Lucky Day; Maomi July (Prisoners) [NN only] Folder 28

Samuels, Mrs. (Zerelda) (Mother of Jesse James) [3 items; see also 2.339] Folder 29

San Antonio

Alamo Plaza and other views of the downtown [ca. 1870s to 1930?; 30 items; NN; Folder see also Oversize #15, #43; NN #98] 30

Folder City officials, 1903 [see also 4.183] 31

Fiesta- "Battle of Flowers" Parade [6 items; NN] Folder 32

Folder General views of long ago [NN only] 33

Hart's Saloon and Gaming House (Owned by Ernest Hart and Jack Harris) Folder 34

97 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

International Fair- Officers and directors Extent: [2 items] Folder 35

Mexican [farmer's] home Folder 36

Folder Missions and cathedrals [19 items; NN] 37

Old "Bat Cave" Jail [and Police Headquarters; 2 items; NN] Folder 38

Rotter Bros. Saloon Folder 39

San Antonio Light--see 3.292

San Antonio-San Diego Mail Route, Account of [see also 1.63, 2.111; 2.130] Folder 40

Folder Silver King Gambling House [NN] 41

Stagecoach [of] August Santlaben [departing from] Kapp and Munzenberger Store Folder [to Monterrey, Mexico], 1866 [4 items; NN] 42

Folder Streetcars [1900, 1904, n.d.; 3 items; NN] 43

Sunken Garden, Brackenridge Park--see NN #99-100

Views of Military Plaza [1880, 1890, n.d.; 4 items] Folder 44

Folder San Augustine Mission, near Tuscon, Ariz. 45

San Carlos, Ariz. [2 items; NN] Folder 46

San Jacinto

Banner Folder 47

Battle (Photo of painting [that hangs in Capitol at Austin]) Folder 48

Folder Flag (in Capitol) [SN only; see also 4.47] 49

98 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Monument [5 items; NN] Folder 50

Folder Veterans (Copy of a tintype, [ca.] 1870) 51

Folder Veterans [at Park Dedication, 1910] 52

San Marcos Baptist Academy, Musicians from [NN only] Folder 53

San Marcos- Pioneers [*oversize removed to 7.5] Folder *

San Pedro Creek (between Fort Clark and Bracketville) Folder 54

San Saba Mission, near Menard, Tex. [16 items; see also Oversize #29] Folder 55

San Saba, Tex.; San Saba River Extent: [2 items] Folder 56

Folder Sanders, A. Collett [Littlefield, Tex.] 57

Sands, George, Lt.--see 4.202

Folder Santa Anna [Portraits, saddle; 6 items; NN] 58

Satanta Exhumation Rites Extent: [11 items] Folder 59

Folder Satterwhite, Jim [Old time stage driver] 60

Satolli, Cardinal--see 1.162

Saunders, Capt. and Dubose, Lt. Extent: [3 items] Folder 61

Saunders, Geo. W. [6 items; NN; see also 2.89, 2.268] Folder 62

Saunders, George [same as Geo. W. Saunders?]--see 1.136

Saunders, J. W. (Yselta, Tex., 1894)--see 4.166

99 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Saverline, Jim, Supt., Healdton, Okla.--see 3.234

Sawyer, Dan [1925; 5 items] Folder 63

Scanlan, Sadie--see 1.5

Scarborough, George [5 items; NN; see also 3.168] Folder 64

Schieffelin, Ed. (Discoverer of Tombstone, Ariz. mines) [Schieffelin Monument; 4 Folder items; NN] 65

Schmidt, Constance--see 3.123

Schmidt, Frank (Realitos, Tex., 1880)--see 4.166

Schmidt, Mary--see 3.123

Schmidt, Wm. (Yselta, Tex., 1894)--see 4.166

Schoeffer, Peter and Gutenberg Shop [5 items, chiefly of shop; SN only] Folder 66

School teacher, 1860 Folder 67

Schools, Early [see also 3.77, 3.78] Folder 68

Schultz, B.--see 3.2

Schweers-Saathoff Reunion (June, 1938, Castroville, Texas) [empty folder; see also Folder Oversize #30] 69

Schwethelm, Capt. [1st Texas Cavalry, Civil War; photo of painting from a tintype] Folder 70

Scott, David?, Dr., McCornell, Mr.? and [illegible] Folder 71

Scott, Gen.--see 3.70

Scott, George L., Capt.--see 4.202

Scott, Walter "Death Valley Scotty" [Death Valley; 1934] Folder 72

100 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Scriver, Myra--see 2.221

Sedberrry, J. M.--see 4.164

Seguin, Tex. Extent: [2 items] Folder 73

Sellman, John [Soldier of the C.S.A. killed by George Scarborough; 1878; 3 items] Folder 74

Severson, S. J.--see 4.291

Sewell, James L.--see 3.233

Folder Shafter, W. R., Maj. Gen. [NN only] 75

Sharp, Mike--see 4.211

Sharp, Milt A. [Robbed Bodie Stage 4 times in 1880] Folder 76

Sheely, Joe, Capt. (1882)--see 4.167

Sheely, Wash (1882)--see 4.167

Shepperd, John Ben, Chairman, Texas Historical Survey Commission--see 3.233

Sheridan, Gen.--see 3.70

Folder Sheridan, Philip H., Gen. Extent: [2 items] 77

Sherman, Tex.- Burning of [a] Negro [1931] Folder 78

Sherwood, Lt. [21st Infantry; murdered during Modoc War in the Lava Beds] Folder 79

Shingle-shaving horse [Machine] Folder 80

Shipman--see 2.71

Shirley, Mrs. John A.--see 4.149

Shonsey (or Shaunsey), M.--see 3.2

Shores, Doc, Sheriff [Gunnison County, 1880s] Folder 81

101 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Short, J. W., Bandera, Tex. Folder 82

Short, Luke [see also 1.81, 2.2] Folder 83

Shrunken head [at Frontier Times Museum; 9 items] Folder 84

Sieber, Al, [Deputy U.S.] Marshall, Scout, Ariz. Folder 85

Sieker, L. P. "Lamb" and Ed, Texas Rangers [same person?] Folder 86

Sillure, Maggie--see 1.293

Silva, Jesus (Part of coroner's jury that held inquest over Kid's body) Folder 87

Simms, Pink [Lawman and trailman; autographed] Folder 88

Simms, W. H. "Billy" [Cousin to Pink Simms; 3 items] Folder 89

Folder Siringo, Charles [crossing the Rio Grande] 90

Sitter, Joe (Yselta, Tex., 1894)--see 4.166

Slaughter, Apache May [Indian girl found on battle field and adopted by Sheriff John Folder Slaughter] 91

Sleepy Dick--see 3.240

Smeed, J. T., Lt.- Facsimile of letter sent from Monterrey, Mexico (Date with stamp Folder Pt. Isabel, Feb. 15, 1847) Extent: [2 items] 92

Smith, C. L. and Mrs. Folder 93

Smith, Clint and Jeff (Indian captives) [9 items; see also 2.268] Folder 94

Smith, Erastus (Deaf)--see 3.315

102 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Smith, Green River Tom [Friend of Wyatt Earp; 1st City Marshall of Abiline, Kan., Folder 1871] 95

Smith, Henry [3 items; NN] Folder 96

Smith, Ida Greeley [Actress; grand-daughter of Horace Greeley] Folder 97

Smith, Joseph (Founder of Latter Day Saints) Extent: [2 items] Folder 98

Smith, Judge [NN only] Folder 99

Smith, Mrs.--see 1.257

Smith, Seco, Bandera, Tex.; Smith, Joseph, Bexar County (Brother to Seco) [3 items; Folder NN] 100

Snyder, Pi[?]--see 4.290

Solms-Braunfels, Karl, Prince Extent: [3 items] Folder 101

Sonnenthal--see 1.5

Sonora Gang (Children) [1898] Folder 102

Sonora, Tex.- Wool hauling in the Stockman's Paradise Extent: [3 items] Folder 103

Sontag, George C. [Served time in Folsom Prison] Folder 104

Soper, R. G.--see 3.233

Sophia Salm-Salm, Princess Folder 105

Sophienburg Folder 106

South Dakota--see 1.218, 2.314, 2.323, 2.330, 3.276, 3.333, 4.203; see also photographer 2.253

South Texas Press Association [empty folder; see also Oversize #31] Folder 107

103 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Sowell, Asa Jorman Lee [with] sons and nephews: A. J., John, Paleman, Leroy and Folder James Sowell [7 items; NN] 108

Spalding, J. T.--see 1.126, 3.302, 4.158

Spanish Fort- Taovayas Village on Tex. side of Red River, by George Catlin, 1834 Folder [photo of painting; 4 items] 109

Sparks, A. M.--see 3.133

Sparks, Wm. "Timberline" (Author [of "Apache Kid"; peace officer, cattle detective, Folder Ariz.]) 110

Speaks, Bob (Shafter Wines, 1890)--see 4.169

Speck, Geo.--see 4.27

Spring Branch Cave, Boerne, Tex. [Railroad officials posing in cave] Folder 111

Spring, John A. (First school teacher in Tucson) Folder 112

Stage stopover- Adobe House, Ramona, Calif. Extent: [2 items] Folder 113

Stagecoaches- Greely Stage, Deadwood Stage, Old Mail Coach; [Memorial Plaque, Folder Ft. Davis, Tex.; 8 items; NN; see also 1.128] 114

Standingham, Henry--see 3.173

Folder Stanley, Gen., Ft. Sam Houston [1889] 115

Starr, Belle Extent: [3 items] Folder 116

Starr, Henry [Bank robber, outlaw; 4 items; NN] Folder 117

State Democrative Executive Committee, Dallas, [Feb. 23], 1902 Extent: [2 items] Folder 118

Stebbings, Gene "Coteau" [and his All-Ways Gun Harness] Folder 119 104 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Steele, Alphonso [Last Survivor of Battle of San Jacinto; 5 items; NN; see also 4.52] Folder 120

Steele, Susan Elizabeth "Old Settler," [Eastland, Tex.] Folder 121

Steen, Ralph, Dr., Pres., Stephen F. Austin State College--see 3.233

Steffler, Commissioner--see 4.183

Stephens, Alexander Folder 122

Stephens, Sam- Grave Folder 123

Stephenson, George, Sgt.--see 4.202

Sterling--see 1.115

Sterling, Bill, Col., Texas Ranger, Austin and Corpus Christi, 1920s Folder 124

Stern wheeler, Old, passing draw bridge on Colorado R[iver] Folder 125

Folder Stewart, Charles Extent: [2 items] 126

Folder Stewart, James, [Jr.], Col. Extent: [2 items] 127

Stiles, Billy and Mrs. (Maria) [Member of Stiles-Alvord train robber gang; 4 items] Folder 128

Still mill (Bootlegging), Texas Dept. of Public Safety Folder 129

Stillman Home, Brownsville [Home of Charles Stillman, founder of Brownsville] Folder 130

Stim, R. and Mrs.--see 3.234

Stone, Edward L.- Library, Roanoke, Va. Extent: [2 items] Folder 131

105 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Stoudenmire, Dallas, El Paso City Marshall, 1881 Folder 132

Strahlmann, Louis, Dr.--see 2.130

Strickland; Fetter; Burt; Terrell (4 men standing by a car) [5 items; NN] Folder 133

Folder Stringer, Billy [Early Tex. outlaw; 3 items] 134

Stuart, Geo.W., Col., U.S. Army [148th Inf.] Folder 135

Sullivan, Bronco John Folder 136

Sullivan, Fred (Old stage driver, [Cheyenne to Deadwood]) Folder 137

Sullivan, W. J. L.--see 4.164, 4.169

Surber, Thelma [on horse, rodeo personality?] Folder 138

Sutherland, S.--see 3.2

Sweeney, M. B., Production Supt., Southwest Division, Dallas--see 3.234

Sweeney, M. B.--see 3.233

Sweitzer, Nelson B., Brig. Gen.--see 3.70

Swimming hole (river, docks, diving board)--see NN #101

Swink, Norburn [Early settler of Tilden McMurrin County] Folder 139

Swope, Charles--see 2.167

Sword, George, Capt.--see 1.128

Table Rock [NN only] Folder 140

Tabor, W. H.--see 3.2

Folder Taft, Pres. [visiting Del Rio; 9 items; NN] 141

106 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Tanner, Richard "Diamond Dick," Dr. [NN only] Folder 142

Taos, New Mexico Church (Penitente Morado) [see also 3.265] Folder 143

Tarpley Pass; Tarpley Mail Extent: [2 items] Folder 144

Tate, John C. [NN only] Folder 145

Taylor, Creed, Capt. (Frontiersman [near Noxville, Tex.]) Extent: [4 items] Folder 146

Taylor, Creed [same as Capt. Creed Taylor?]--see 4.169

Taylor, Gen.--see 3.70

Taylor, Miss [NN only] Folder 147

Taylor, Pink (San Antonio Peace Officer and cowman) [NN only] Folder 148

Taylor, T. U. [Professor Emeritus, University of Texas; 6 items] Folder 149

Taylor, Zachary, Pres. Folder 150

Folder Telephone Building (Independent), 1928 151

Teller, Henry Morse, Pres. Arthur's Sec[retar]y of Interior Folder 152

Temple Square, Salt Lake City, Utah [Tabernacle, Temple; 3 items] Folder 153

Templeton, Wallace (Scout)--see 4.202

Terrablanca, Fernando and Senora--see 1.155

Terrell--see 4.133

Terry, David S., Judge [Calif.] Folder 154

Tesehemaker, H.--see 3.2

Texas

107 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Alamo--see 1.8, 4.30, 5.33, 6.14, Oversize #43

Alice--see 4.169

Alpine--see 1.14, 4.191; see also photographer 1.237

Amarillo--see 1.19

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

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

Bastrop--see 3.241

Beaumont--see 3.234

Big Bend--see 1.79

Beeville--see photographer 1.60

Belton--see photographer 5.1

Blessing--see 3.274

Boerne--see 1.96, 3.214, 4.111

Brenham--see photographer 3.108

Brownsville--see 1.119, 4.130

Brownwood--see 1.120, 2.346; see also photographer 2.58

Bryan--see photographer 4.240, 5.8

Burnet--see 2.69, 2.221, 4.276

Burton--see 3.108

Camp Colorado--see 1.156

Camp Verde--see 1.157

Canyon--see 4.205

108 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Carlsbad--see 1.163

Castroville--see 4.69, Oversize #30

Center Point--see photographer 4.72

Chocolate Bayou--see 3.6

Colorado--see 4.165

Comanche--see photographer 3.33

Comfort--see 1.221, 3.225

Corpus Christi--see 1.230, 4.124, 4.162

Dallas--see 3.234, 3.266, 4.118, 5.29,

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

Driftwood--see 3.155

Dripping Springs--see 2.12

Eagle Pass--see 2.21, 3.201, 4.204; see also photographer 1.275, 2.21, 3.273

Eastland--see 4.121

El Paso--see 2.27, 4.27, 4.132, 4.293, 6.6; see also photographer 3.30, 4.64

Enchanted Rock--see 2.31

Fort Brown--see 2.64

Fort Chadbourne--see 2.65

Fort Concho--see 2.67

Fort Crittenden--see 2.68

Fort Croghan--see 2.69

Fort Davis--see 1.29, 2.70, 2.71, 3.193, 4.114, 4.197

Fort Griffin--see 2.72

Fort Inge--see 2.75

109 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Fort Lancaster--see 2.76

Fort McKavet--see 2.78

Fort Parker--see 2.80

Fort Richardson--see 2.82

Fort Ringgold--see 2.83, Oversize #19

Fort Sam Houston--see 2.54, 4.3, 4.115, Oversize #3, #46

Fort Stockton--see 1.220

Fort Worth--see 1.71, 2.87, 3.170, 3.320, 4.282, Oversize #8

Fredericksburg--see 2.88, 3.147, 3.148, 3.218,

Frio Town--see 2.91

Frost--see 2.96

Galveston--see 1.233, 2.33, Oversize #24; see also photographer 2.128

Giddings--see 3.83

Goliad--see 3.36

Harper--see 2.53; see also photographer 2.214

Hondo--see 3.214

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

Henrietta--see 5.48

Huntsville--see 4.59

Independence--see 1.216, 1.243, 2.185, 2.199, 2.206, 2.207, 2.228

Indianola--see 3.48

Jacksboro--see 2.82; see also photographer 2.82, 2.238

Jim Wells County--see 1.252

Johnson City--see 1.28, 3.1

110 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Junction--see 2.186, 3.20, 3.229

Kerrville--see 2.31, 3.26; see also photographer 2.31, 3.225

La Grange--see 3.38, 3.177, 3.178, Oversize #49

Lampasas--see 3.41

Langtry--see 3.151

Lantry--see 1.294

Leakey--see 3.56, 4.186, 4.220, 4.273, NN #92

Lima (formerly Fagan)--see 2.46, 3.68

Littlefield--see 4.57

Llano--see 3.80, 3.189; see also photographer 1.64, 3.176, 3.189, 4.30

Marfa--see 2.215

Marlin--see photographer 1.224

Mason--see 3.123; see also photographer 1.77, 2.220, 3.123

Matagorda--see 1.195, 2.52

McAllen--see Oversize #33

Medina--see 2.147, 3.90, 3.139, 4.12

Menard--see 2.193, 3.37, 3.141, 4.18, 4.55, Oversize #29, #34-35, #47-48

Menardville--see 3.141; see photographer 5.9

Midland--see 3.153

Milam County--see 1.121

Mineral Wells--see Oversize #7

Nacogdoches--see 3.233

New Braunfels--see 3.207, 3.214, 3.268, Oversize #20

Noxville--see 4.146

Nueces County--see 1.252

111 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Nueces River--see 3.224

Odessa--see 2.336

Old Washington--see 1.114, 2.152

Paris--see Oversize #50-51

Pearsall--see 3.52

Pecos--see 1.179, 3.144, 3.261, 4.27

Pioneer--see 1.227

Port Arthur--see photographer 4.50

Realitos--see 4.166

Rhome--see 3.228, 4.214

Richmond--see 3.315

Rocksprings--see 4.253; see also photographer 1.24

Round Mountain--see 2.158, 3.271

Round Rock--see 2.181; see also photographer 1.293

Round Top--see 1.72, 3.119, 4.9

Rutersville--see 4.20

Salado--see 3.154

San Angelo--see 1.239, 2.206, 2.222, 3.135

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

San Felipe--see 1.33

San Jacinto--see 1.103, 4.47-4.52, 4.120

San Marcos--see 3.214, 4.53, 7.5

112 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

San Saba--see 3.306, 4.56, 4.169

Saratoga--see 3.234

Seguin--see 1.23, 4.73; see also photographer 4.233

Sherman--see 4.78

Sonora--see 3.197, 4.103, 4.278; see also photographer 5.13

Tascosa--see 3.85

Temple--see 1.226; see also photographer 5.1

Tuckertown--see 4.193

Uvalde--see photographer 4.273

Valley Mills--see 2.339

Victoria--see 3.110; see also photographer 3.48

Waco--see 3.42, 4.221

Washington-on-the-Brazos--see 2.229, 4.239-4.241

White Plains--see 4.260

Wichita Falls--see 4.261, Oversize #10, #52; see also photographer 2.250

Williamson County--see 4.266

Winedale--see 2.169, 3.49, 3.65

Yselta--see 4.166

Zapata--see photographer 1.278

Texas A&M University--see 1.1, 2.114, Oversize #21, #32

Texas Declaration of Independence (Facsimile) Folder 155

Texas Development Co. [Pink Terrazzo Quarry, plant layout; 2 items] Folder 156

Folder Texas First Whitehouse Extent: [2 items] 157

113 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Texas Jack (Omohundro, J. B.) [2 items; NN; see also 1.133, 1.257] Folder 158

Texas Navy [see also 2.229]

Austin (Sloop); San Antonio (Schooner) Extent: [2 items] Folder 159

Boats and monument (from picture hanging in office of S[gt.] of Arms) [SN only] Folder 160

Folder Texas panhandlers, 1884 [NN only] 161

Texas Press Association, Corpus Christi, 1930 [2 items; see also Oversize #8, #33] Folder 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

Texas Rangers [empty folder; see following folders for companies] Folder 163

Company B Extent: [5 items] Folder 164

Company C Extent: [6 items] Folder 165

Company D [11 items; NN] Folder 166

Company F Extent: [10 items] Folder 167

Folder Headquarters Company [1919; 5 items] 168

Folder Unidentified companies [17 items; NN] 169

Texas State Cemetery, Austin, showing monuments at graves of [John A.] Wharton, Folder [Stephen F.] Austin, [Albert Sidney?] Johnston, [Jane?] Long, etc. Extent: [7 items] 170

Texas State Library, Austin [Gov. Hubbard's chair, Reading room; 8 items] Folder 171

114 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Thalis, T. Cook--see 4.169

Thallman, Lora--see 4.144

Thomas, Gen.--see 3.70

Thomas, Heck, Capt., U.S. Marshall [Okla., d.1912; 4 items] Folder 172

Thomason, Capt. [Hunting Expedition to Africa (1929), Various animal trophies; NN Folder only] 173

Thompson, Ben [City Marshall, Austin 1880-1881; 7 items; NN] Folder 174

Thompson, Bernice, alias Long, Opal--see 4.232

Thompson, Billy--see 4.174

Thompson, Chas.--see 1.257

Thompson, Crim Q. [Minneapolis, Kan., with longhorns; 3 items] Folder 175

Thompson, Gerald, Execution of, [by] electric chair Folder 176

Thompson, Kid [2 items; NN] Folder 177

Folder Thompson, Tommy, Gen. Extent: [3 items] 178

Thompson, W. A., Capt.--see 3.159

Thompson, Wm.--see 1.257

Folder Thornhill, Sadie (San Antonio Chili Queen) 179

Threntam, Charles--see 4.164

Throckmorton, J. W., Gov. Extent: [2 items] Folder 180

Throckmorton, Sgt.--see 4.169

Throp, Jim (Scout)--see 4.202

115 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Tilghman, Bill [Chief of Police, Oklahoma City, 1912; 2 items; NN] Folder 181

Time-Life photographs (from Hunter Collection) [Circus elephant and woman, L.A. Heinen Grocery Store, interior of home with unidentified women, unidentified man Folder and woman drinking Coca-Cola, unidentified young woman in parlor; 5 items] 182

Tinkle, Lon--see 2.100

Tinsdale, D. R.--see 3.2

Tobin, John W., Mayor, San Antonio [1923-1927; 2 items; NN] Folder 183

Todd, Geo. B., Dr., U.S.N. [Surgeon, U.S. Monitor Montana] Folder 184

Tombstone, Ariz. [Bird Cage Theatre, Boothill Graveyard, Can Can Restaurant, Cochise County Courthouse, Modoc Stage, O. K. Corral, Sheep Head (Mountain); 23 Folder items; NN] 185

Tomerlin, W. J. (Real County pioneer), Leakey, Tex. Extent: [2 items] Folder 186

Towler, George F., Saratoga, Tex.--see 3.234

Trail drivers, Old time [5 items; NN; *oversize removed to 7.6; see also Oversize Folder #36, #37] 187*

Folder Travis, Mrs. Julian Wilson--see 7.5 187

Travis, William B. [Col.; 8 items; some DC] Folder 188

Traylor, C. T.- Home? Folder 189

Troutman, Joanna (Maker of Lone Star flag) [postcard] Folder 190

Truman, Harry, Pres. [Alpine, Tex. (1948), Birthplace (Lamar, Mo.); 3 items] Folder 191

Tsai Ting Kai--see 2.136

116 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Tubbs, Poker Alice [Gambler, poker dealer; 4 items; NN] Folder 192

Tucker, G. R.--see 3.2

Tucker, George--see 4.166, 4.169

Tucker, S. S.--see 3.2

Tuckertown, Tex.- Oil wells [Navarro County] Folder 193

Tucson, Ariz. [San Xavier Hotel, San Xavier Mission; 3 items] Folder 194

Turner, Dule (2nd husband of Anne E. Turner)--see 7.5

Turner, Mrs. (Anne E.) (Honoree of party)--see 7.5

Turner, P. R., Capt.--see 2.89

Twain, Mark- Home [Carson City, Nev.; 1926] Folder 195

Folder Twohig Mansion Extent: [2 items] 196

Unidentified

Group on rocks, Ft. Davis, 1908 [Inscription: "On the rocks of Li[mpia?] Canyon"] Folder 197

Man with camera on rocks (Dept. of Public Safety) Folder 198

Oversize prints [*oversize removed to 7.7] U.S. Folder *

Army

Officers- Presidio of San Francisco, 1914 [2 items; *oversize removed to 7.8] Folder 199*

Second Engineers, Second Division [empty folder; see also Oversize #42] Folder 200

117 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Cavalry

Officers of the 1st., stationed at Ft. Keogh, Mont., 1890-1891 [during winter Folder occupation] 201

Officers [of the] 6th [who fought in Sioux Indian War; 4 items] Folder 202

7th, in Battle of Wounded Knee, S.D., 1891 [2 items; NN] Folder 203

Customs Force, Eagle Pass, Tex., 1892 [NN only] Folder 204

Mail Rte.- Canyon, Tex. to Plainview, 1903 Folder 205

Navy- Officers and personnel; U.S. Army- Officers and personnel and other Folder notables from W. W. II period [empty folder; items not in collection] 206

Troops, Dec., 1900- March up Cheyenne River Folder 207

University of Texas--see 1.258, 4.149, 4.208

University of Texas [Old Main Building (postcard); Undergraduate Library (SN Folder only); 2 items] 208

Urschel, Chas.(?) Folder 209

Utah--see 3.118, 3.182, 3.208, 4.153, 4.210

Utah- Various monuments commemorating early cattle trails, Indian battles, pioneers Folder and places Extent: [4 items] 210

Folder Val Verde County Peace Officers, 1909 211

Van Dorn, Earl [Col. and later Maj. Gen. of the Confederacy; 4 items] Folder 212

Folder Van Ness Driver (Six mule jerk line?) 213

118 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Vance, Ed--see 4.169

Folder Vanmeter, Mr. [Rhome, Tex.; 2 items] 214

Vansquez, Tiburcio [Early Calif. bandit and robber] Folder 215

Varnum. C. A., Lt.--see 1.257

Velasco Treaty Extent: [7 items] Folder 216

Folder Vertasell, Wyo.- Chuckwagon [1909] 217

Villa, Pancho Extent: [12 items] Folder 218

Vineyard Haven, Mass.- Grace Episcopal Church with fiftieth wedding anniversary announcement of Mira Fisher White and William Washington Neifert [SN & NN Folder only] 219

Vivian, C. B.--see 3.279

Folder Vogel, A. G., Leakey, Tex. [Merchant] 220

Vought, T. L., Col.--see 4.291

Waco- [Deed of first lot sold, March 16, 1894; 4 items] Folder 221

Wade, W. S., Sgt.--see 2.167

Waehlerh[?], Kathleen--see 2.221

Folder Wagner, Joseph George [SN only] 222

Waitman, George, alias Red Buck (Member of Doolin Gang) Folder 223

Wakefield, Lyman, [Sheriff, Cochise County, Ariz., early days; 2 items] Folder 224

Walcott, Frank--see 3.2

Walker, A. G. [SN only] Folder 225

119 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Walker, A. T.- Ranch, near Reedsport, Or. [NN only] Folder 226

Walker, Henry "Silent Hank" Folder 227

Walker, Jim (Honorary member Bandera County Old Settlers Assoc[iation]) [see also Folder 1.44] 228

Wallace, Geo. D., Lt.--see 1.257

Wallace, W. B.--see 3.2

Wallace, [William Alexander Anderson] "Big Foot" [13 items; NN] Folder 229

Wallace, Wm. H., Capt.--see 4.202

Wallace, Yolande--see 1.5

Wallis, Gladys--see 1.4

Walters, Lorenzo D. [Son of James Edwin Walters; 4 items] Folder 230

Walters, Rhoda Ann Hicks (Wife of Dr. John William Walters) [1829-1873] Folder 231

Wanted Photos (Modern-day outlaws) Extent: [22 items] Folder 232

Ward, F. K.--see 4.201

Warnke, Mary Folder 233

Folder Warren, George (Ariz. copper miner) 234

Folder Washington and the Ark of the Convenant 235

Washington, George- Facsimile of newspaper account of burial dated Jan. 4(?), 1800 Folder [2 items; NN of sword] 236

Washington, L. A., Dr. and Mrs. (Martha D.) - Gravestones Extent: [4 items] Folder 237

120 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Washington Monument, Washington, D.C. [NN only] Folder 238

Washington-on-the-Brazos

Folder First Capitol of Texas Extent: [6 items] 239

Independence Hall [and various views, monuments, buildings; 38 items] Folder 240

Plat Extent: [3 items] Folder 241

Water hauler [Jose Admendadis, of Tilden, McMullen County] Folder 242

Watson, Harold, Col.--see 3.331

Folder Weathersbee, W. E. [Del Rio, Tex.] 243

Weaver, Mr. (?) Folder 244

Webb, Alexander S., Brig. Gen.--see 3.70

Webb, Geo. W., and Mrs. (Lorena Jane), [Editor and Associate Editor "Winners of Folder the West," St. Joseph, Mo.; 2 items] 245

Webb, Grover--see 3.94

Webber, Joe--see 1.3

Weiner, Mrs. John E. Folder 246

Welch, Ed--see 2.79

Welch, Frank--see 2.79

Well, L. B.--see 4.164

Wells Fargo- Office Folder 247

Wells, Mrs. L. C. (Postmistress, Bullhead [now Vance], Edwards County) [1885] Folder 248

121 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Werner, Jim (Teamster)--see 4.164

Wernette, John--see 4.211

West, DuVal [Federal Judge; 8 items; see also 4.295] Folder 249

West, Frank, Capt.--see 4.202

West Texas Ranch Headquarters Folder 250

West, Tom and Chambers, Ed- Monument to early cowboys Extent: [2 items] Folder 251

Weston, Park--see 4.169

Wharton, John A., [Maj. Gen., 1829-1865]- Grave [see also 4.170] Folder 252

Wheat, Ira and Mrs. [Rocksprings, Tex.; 2 items] Folder 253

Wheaton, Lloyd, Maj. Gen. Folder 254

Wheeler, Carlie--see 1.44

Wheeler, Daisy--see 3.123

Wheeler, Grant (Train robber, [Ariz., Calif.]) Folder 255

Wheeler, Harry, Sheriff, Cochise County, Ariz. Extent: [2 items] Folder 256

Wheeler, Henry M., Dr. (Killed Clel Miller in James-Younger Robbery at Northfield Folder Bank) Extent: [2 items] 257

Whitcomb, E. W.--see 3.2

Folder White, Crawford, Guadalajara, Mexico 258

White, Groff--see 4.169

White, J. C.--see 3.24

122 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Folder White, Mrs. (Mary [Kiziah Faris]) 259

White Plains, Tex., Burning of Negro near [2 items; see also 2.142] Folder 260

White, Tom--see 4.169

Wichita Falls, Tex.- [Wagon loads of wheat; 3 items; NN] Folder 261

Wickmiller, C. P. (Early day druggist and photographer, [Okla.]) Extent: [2 items] Folder 262

Wilbarger, Josiah- Tombstone [near Austin where scalped and killed by Indians; 2 Folder items] 263

Wilcox, Frank [Assistant Bookkeeper at bank held up by James-Younger Gang in Folder Northfield, Minn.; 3 items] 264

Wilder, W. L., Lt.--see 3.159

Wiley, B.--see 3.2

Williams Family [photograph, taken ca. 1900, at 208 Calhoun St, Houston]--see

2.198

Williams, Franklin Weston--see 2.198

Williams, J. H.--see 4.164

Williams, James Royston--see 2.198

Williams, Margaret Lea Houston (Maggie)--see 2.198

Williams, Marian Lea--see 2.198

Williams, Sam Houston--see 2.198

Williams, Wat [Wild horse rider] Folder 265

Williamson County Courthouse Extent: [2 items] Folder 266

Williamson, Geo. McK., Lt.--see 4.202

123 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Williamson, Robert McAlpin "Three-legged Willie" Extent: [2 items] Folder 267

Folder Wilson, Mark- Monument [NN only] 268

Folder Wilson, R. D. [U.S. Cavalryman, 1870-75] 269

Wilson, W. A.--see 3.2

Winans, Maj. Gen. Folder 270

Winedale Inn Extent: [13 items] Folder 271

Winn, Grandma (?) Folder 272

Winn, Mrs. Jim (Pearl Alexander), Leakey, Edwards County, 1889 Folder 273

Folder Winn, R. A., Mrs. and grandson [NN only] 274

Winn, Rufe Folder 275

Wisconsin--see 2.56, 2.221, Oversize #28; see also photographer 2.260, 2.304

Wite, Lyman [Grave and temple ruins, Burnet, Tex.] Folder 276

Withers, J. R. and Mrs. [Early settlers of La Salle County] Folder 277

Wood, Leonard, Dr.--see 3.159

Woodruff, D. B. (Newspaperman [and Justice of the Peace], Sonora, Tex., [1890s]) Folder 278

Woods, Dr. [and] Mrs.--see 7.5

Woodward, J. O., Judge Folder 279

Woody, Sam [and Mrs.]- Home in Wise Co[unty] Extent: [3 items] Folder 280

Word, Cal--see 4.102

124 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Worley, Mr. (?) [NN only] Folder 281

Worth, Gen. (Man for whom city of Ft. Worth was named; [Mexican War veteran]) Folder Extent: [2 items] 282

Folder Wounded Knee, Battle of Extent: [6 items] 283

Wright, Commissioner--see 4.183

Wright, [M.] H.--see 4.169

Wright, Milam--see 4.211

Wyatt, Walter--see 4.102

Wyatt, Zip [alias Yeager, Dick] Folder 284

Folder Wyndham, P. (?), Col., U.S. Army 285

Wyoming--see 1.164, 2.63, 2.77, 2.221, 2.334, 3.2, 3.47, 3.239, 4.217,

Yarborough, Ralph W.--see 1.270

Yates, G. W., Capt.--see 1.257

Yates, Mrs.--see 1.257

Yeager, Dick--see 4.284

Yelvington, Ramsey Folder 286

Young, Brigham [Home, Nauvoo, Ill., Portrait; 2 items] Folder 287

Young, Cole (Arizona outlaw) Extent: [2 items] Folder 288

Folder Young, J. C. [San Antonio, Tex.; NN] 289

Younger, Bob, James and Cole [18 items; NN] Folder 290

Folder Younger Brothers, Captors of [2 items; NN] 291

125 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Younger, H. W., Col. and Mrs. [Parents of Younger Brothers; NN; see also 4.290] Folder 292

Younger, Henrietta--see 4.290

Yselta Mission, El Paso, Tex. Extent: [4 items] Folder 293

Yuma, Arizona [Old Territorial Prison, Penitentiary Library; NN only] Folder 294

Zapata, Emiliano, Gen. and West, DuVal [NN only] Folder 295

Zholgoz, Mr. [Murderer of Pres. Wm. McKinley; 2 items] Folder 296

Zuber, W. P.--see 4.52

126 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

II. Unidentified Photographs

A. People

Individual and pairs

Drawer 5 Folder Children [some groups; 21 items] 1

[Men; 131 items] Folder 2-6

[Men (Confederate soldier, man with six-gun); copy prints of Ambrotypes; DRC, Minneapolis, Minn.; 2 items] Folder 7

[Men], Military Extent: [10 items] Folder 8

[Men; women; children; colored and sepia-toned prints; 21 items] Folder 9

[Pairs (man and woman, men, adult and child); 33 items] Folder 10

People, [individual or pair], with animals Extent: [10 items] Folder 11

Folder 12 Women; [teenage girls; 30 items]

Group portraits; miscellaneous scenes

Folder Burials [5 items; *NN removed to NV 3] 13*

Enclosure with people; man with gun; parade Extent: [3 items] Folder 14

Family groups at homes [13 items; *NN removed to NV 3] Folder 15-16*

[Family and other groups; misc. scenes; 22 items] Folder 17

[Men and a woman in an office] Folder 18

Men (some military, [one with German inscription); boys; 10 items] Folder 19

127 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Nurse group; D.A.R. group? Extent: [2 items] Folder 20

[People (individual and group portraits; in misc. outdoor scenes with animals Folder and/or buildings); 36 items; *NN removed to NV 3] 21*

[Scenes, Misc. (3 people in each); 6 items] Folder 22

Women (some [with] children) Extent: [6 items] Folder 23

B. Places

[Buildings], unknown locations (B.F. Langford & Son Hardware & Furniture, Undertakers Supplies, building on corner with double doors, church, college Drawer building?, courthouse?, encampment building, First Baptist Church, Ford and Isbell 5 Lumber Company, Mission Theatre [with] Modern Beauty Parlor [and] Walker Folder Electric Co., post office, Princess Theater (advertising "Madonna of the Slums" 24 feature), West Texas School [or] Academy) Extent: [13 items]

Dirt road and paved highway scenes Extent: [6 items] Folder 25

Foreign [scenes] and Panama [Campanile (pre-1902), Culebra Cut (Panama

Canal), Monaco with Monte Carlo, Mt. Vesuvius, Nile River with boat near Cairo, Folder Piazetta with St. Mark's, Pyramid of Gizeh, St. Mark's Cathedral (Venice), 26 Vladivostok and harbor; 9 items]

[Houses, Misc.; 14 items] Folder 27

Interiors (bank, bedroom with fireplace, church, drug store, rock fireplace, [room Folder with hunting trophies and pelts], sitting room) Extent: [7 items] 28

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 Folder writing [?] on rock formation, myrtle trees (Or. Coast Highway), petrified tree 29 pieces (Ariz.), Plaza Weyler (Santa Cruz de Tenerife), stone crusher, stream near Bandera Extent: [29 items]

C. Various Subjects

Drawer 5 Edwards County (halftone prints) [includes portraits; 15 items] Folder 30

Folder 128 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Folder Machinery [some with people; 3 items] 31

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 Folder Christchild], "St. Cecilia;" Extent: [5 items] 32

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], Folder statue of a queen[?], [trial scenes?] from movie, "Who lost and won the war in 33 1918" [pamphlet], wild turkeys, woman and child [photo of daguerrotype; 18 items]

D. Written Material

Drawer [Articles from misc. sources on various subjects, including Billy the Kid, Dick 5 Dowling, D. C. Means, A. J. Potter, J. J. Rose, N. H. Rose; SN only; 18 items; *NN Folder removed to NV 3] 34-37*

Articles from newspapers

"Curio Seeker Hunts Years for Photographs" [about Joe E. Milner; typescript Folder and copy print with portraits; 2 items] 38

[Various subjects, including A. A. Brack, Jesse James, N. H. Rose (in car Folder accident); SN only; 27 items; *NN removed to NV 3] 39-42*

[Articles from unidentified sources on various subjects, including J. A. Brooks,

Billy Bruner, Buffalo Bill, Emmett Dalton, J. J. Giddings, Luther A. Lawhon, Joe Folder Milner, W. Lee O'Daniel, Isaak C. Parker, Mason Rountree, Morris Smith, Belle 43 Starr, Harry Tracy, DuVal West, Elizabeth Westrup; SN only; 19 items]

[Correspondence; SN only; 37 items; *NN removed to NV 3] Folder 44-45*

[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 Folder Assn., Bob M. Hatton?, Katherine Lavada Weare; facs. of signatures of historical 46-47* personages; SN only; 11 items; *NN removed to NV 3]

[Misc. documents, primarily regarding various organizations; includes one image,

129 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

[Misc. documents, primarily regarding various organizations; includes one image, with captions, of Henrietta (town), ca. 1870; SN only; 11 items; *NN removed to Folder NV 3] 48*

Poems; song [SN only; 15 items] Folder 49

Story of "My Rosary" by [Ferdinand Lust], a dying musician; SN only; 2 items] Folder 50

130 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

III. Oversize Photographs

A. Oversize Items Removed from Series I.

Batemen, Chaplain Drawer 6 Folder 1

Batts, R. L., Judge Folder 2

Bean, Roy, Judge Folder 3

Calamity Jane Folder 4

El Paso Fire Department Folder 5

El Paso Firemen Folder 6

Ferrell, Della Folder 7

Frontier Times Museum Folder 8

Giddings, Geo. H. Folder 9

Hardin, John Wesley Folder 10

Indians

Unidentified Folder 11

Nana, Chief Folder 12

Folder McConnell, Dick W. and Webb, Grover 13

McKinley, William, Pres. Folder 14

Mason, James E. Folder 15

Mason, James E., Jr. Folder 16

Drawer 7 Folder Old Fiddler's Contest, July 4, 1927 1

Peak, Junius, Capt. Folder 2

Rose, N. H., Rose vs. San Antonio Brewing Co. Folder 3

Folder

131 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Folder Rosebud Indian Agency, Dakota Territory 4

San Marcos Pioneers Folder 5

Trail drivers, Old time [San Antonio, Tex., 1915] Folder 6

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: Folder 7 41a, 42a; group of military men: 43a (P&N); 10 items]

U.S. Army Officers- Presidio of San Francisco, 1914 [Officers of the 33rd Infantry, Sept. 23, 1899] Folder 8

B. Numbered Oversize Items

1. People

Drawer [Boys and one man under large tree; tintype] Oversize #1

Clark, Amasa

Drawer Scene at his 100th birthday party, Sept. 3, 1925, Bandera, Tex. Oversize #2

Drawer Unveiling of his monument at New National Cemetery, Ft. Sam Houston, Oversize 1925 #3

Drawer Cummins, Frederick T., Col.- Wild West and Indian Congress "Rough Riders of Oversize the World" #4

Drawer Murchison, A. H.- Trail Outfit, 1887 [old HC #25] Oversize #5

Drawer Parade, Bandera, Tex., 1930 [newspaper cut] Oversize #6

Drawer [People (mostly women) on donkeys], Mineral Wells, Tex. [mounted on black Oversize mat board] #7

Drawer Texas Press Association in session at Ft. Worth, June 26-28, 1894 [newspaper Oversize clipping, mounted] #8 132 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Texas Rangers, 1935 Drawer Oversize #9

Drawer [Woman with a parasol standing in front of huge tree], Wichita Falls Oversize #10

2. Places

Frontier Times Museum, Bandera, Tex.

Drawer Oversize "Enlarged" [ink drawing on board] #11

Drawer Oversize Interior views [old HC #28-29] #12-13

Drawer Oversize Main entrance [old HC #27] #14

Drawer San Antonio, Tex. (aerial view, 1935) Oversize #15

Drawer Small town (aerial view, 1930) [old HC #26] Oversize #16

3. Panoramics

3a. People

Drawer AMC Freshman Class, 1920-1921; photo by Taylor [damaged- hole] Oversize #17

Drawer American Math Society-Math Association of America, Brown University, Oversize September 8-12, 1930 (from the W. H. Whyburn Collection; HRC Mss Dept.) #18

Drawer Army group at Fort Ringgold, Tex., Second Squadron, Twelfth Cavalry, May Oversize 1924 [old HC #38] #19

Drawer Austin and San Antonio Praetorians picnic, New Braunfels, Tex., May 30, Oversize 1922 [old HC #46] #20

Drawer [Cadets or soldiers lined up on lawn at A&M?] Oversize #21

133 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Drawer Clark family celebrating Amasa Clark's 100th birthday, Sept., 3, 1925, Oversize Bandera, Tex. [22 = old HC #8; *NN (#54-55) removed to NV 5] #22-23*

First International Pageant of Pulchritude-Seventh Annual Bathing Girl Drawer Revue, May 15-17, Galveston, Tex., 1926; Cecil Thomson Studios, Houston, Oversize Tex. #24

Drawer Hicks Reunion, 1930 [old HC #1; see also Oversize #58; *NN (#57-58) Oversize removed to NV 5] #25*

Old Settlers Reunion, 3rd Annual, Bandera, Tex., July 2, 3, 1926

Drawer 1st day [old HC #22-23; *NN (#64) removed to NV 5] Oversize #26A-B*

Drawer 2nd day [old HC #20-21; *NN (#65) removed to NV 5] Oversize #27A-B*

Drawer S.A. [illegible] College, Pa.C. Wis., 1918 Oversize #28

Drawer San Saba Mission, near Menard, Tex., Dedication, May 8, 1937 [old HC #30] Oversize #29

Drawer Schweers-Saathoff Reunion, Castroville, Tex., June 26, 1938 [old HC #31] Oversize #30

Drawer South Texas Press Assn., Fourth Convention, San Antonio, Tex., April 1931 Oversize [old HC #3] #31

Drawer Oversize Texas A & M College, 1920-1921 #32

Drawer Texas Press Assn. Convention, McAllen, Tex., June 9-11, 1921 Oversize #33

Drawer [Texas] Rangers Reunion, July 27-20, 1927, Menard, Tex. [34-35A-D = Oversize old HC #17, #12-13, #15-16 respectively; *NN (#66-67) removed to NV #34-35A-E* 5 ]

134 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Trail Drivers, Old Time

Drawer Reunion, Oct. 6, 1927 [36A = old HC #41; *NN (#69) removed to NV 5] Oversize #36A-B*

Drawer San Antonio, Tex., Oct. 8, 11, 1936 [old HC #18] Oversize #37

Unidentified

Drawer Family group [old HC #36, #32-35, #37 respectively; *NN (#72-73) Oversize removed to NV 5] #38-39A-E*

Drawer Group with [musical] instruments, ca. 1920 [old HC #45, #43-44 Oversize respectively; see also Oversize #79; *NN (#77-78) removed to NV 5] #40-41A-B*

Drawer [U.S. Army]- Second U.S. Engineers, Second Division, 1925 [old HC #51] Oversize #42

3b. Places

Drawer Alamo Plaza, San Antonio, Tex., ca. 1925 [old HC #42] Oversize #43

Drawer Apiary with two men, two women and child in left foreground, 1923 [see also Oversize Oversize #84; *NN (#84) removed to NV 5] #44*

Drawer Barton Springs (Park), Austin, Tex., July 10, 1927 [old HC #39] Oversize #45

Drawer Camp Wilson, Ft. Sam Houston, 1916 or 1918; Kenneth L. Meinen written on Oversize verso #46

Lackey, John- Ranch [with 2 men and a woman], sixteen miles north of Drawer Menard, Tex., 1926 [two different images; old HC #4-5; *NN (#90-91) Oversize removed to NV 5] #47-48*

135 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Drawer La Grange, Tex.- Bridge, July 4, 1927 [old HC #40] Oversize #49

Paris, Tex. after fire Drawer Oversize #50-51

Drawer From [northeast] corner of Square, ca. 1916 Oversize #50

Drawer Looking north from Gibraltar Hotel Oversize #51

Drawer Wichita Fall[s], Tex., Main St., ca. 1920 Oversize #52

Drawer Wooded area [with Mr. Hunter and his car, ca.] 1924 [old HC #11; *NN Oversize (#102) removed to NV 5] #53*

3c. Copy Prints

1. People

Drawer Oversize Hicks Reunion [right third only] #58

Unidentified groups

Drawer In front of Baptist Tabernacle building Oversize #74

Drawer In front of building with "Frontier Times Headquarters" banner Oversize #75

Drawer In front of school[?] (mostly children) Oversize #76

2. Places

Drawer [Buildings in unidentified downtown area (rooftop view)] Oversize #85

Drawer Oversize Del Rio, ca. 1916-18 [from roof] #86-87

Drawer

136 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Drawer [Farm or ranch house with 2 cars, sheep, horses, ca. 1920] Oversize #89

Drawer [River or lake scene with 2 people in boat along shoreline] Oversize #97

137 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

IV. Nitrate Negatives

A. Identified Photographs

A-N, Extent: 148 envelopes Drawer 1

O-Z, Extent: 92 envelopes Drawer 2

B. Unidentified Photographs

Drawer 14 envelopes; also portraits of unidentified men Extent: (17 envelopes) 3

Portraits of unidentified women, children, pairs and groups of people; misc. scenes Drawer Extent: (36 envelopes) 4

C. Panoramic Negatives Extent: 48 rolls; NN #54-102 (#72-73 in one roll)

1. People

Drawer Clark, Amasa- 100th Birthday Party, Sept. 3, 1925, Bandera, Tex. [for vintage 5 prints see Oversize #22-23] Folder #54-56

Hicks Reunion [see vintage print Oversize #25, copy print #58] Folder #57-58

Old Settlers' Association Reunion, Bandera, Tex.

July, 1924? Folder #59-63

3rd Annual, July 2, 3, 1926 [for vintage prints see Oversize #26-27] Folder #64-65

[Texas] Rangers Reunion, Menard, Tex., July, 1927 [for vintage prints see Folder Oversize #34-35] #66-68

Trail Drivers, Old Time, San Antonio, Oct. 6, 1927 [for vintage print see Folder Oversize #36] #69-71

Unidentified groups Folder #72-78

138 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

Family in front of house [2 negs. in one roll; for vintage prints see Oversize Folder #38-39] #72-73

In front of Baptist Tabernacle building [for copy print see Oversize #74] Folder #74

In front of building with "Frontier Times Headquarters" banner [for copy Folder print see Oversize #75] #75

In front of school[?] (mostly children) [for copy print see Oversize #76] Folder #76

With musical instruments [for vintage prints see Oversize #40-41] Folder #77-78

2. Places (some including people)

Alto Frio Encampment Drawer 5

Bible Class, 1921 Folder #79

B.Y.P.U. Class, 1921 Folder #80

[General view?] Folder #81

Permanent buildings and headquarters, 1921 Folder #82

Sunday School Class, 1921 Folder #83

Apiary with two men, two women and child in left foreground, 1923 [for Folder vintage print see Oversize #44] #84

[Buildings in unidentified downtown area (rooftop view); for copy print see Folder Oversize #85] #85

Del Rio, ca. 1916-18 [from roof; for copy prints see Oversize #86-87] Folder #86-88

139 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

[Farm or ranch house with 2 cars, sheep, horses, ca. 1920; for copy print see Folder Oversize #89] #89

Lackey, John- Ranch, 16 miles north of Menard, 1927 [for vintage prints see Folder Oversize #47-48] #90-91

Leakey, Tex., ca. 1920-25 (town business district with W.O.W. chapter meeting Folder place) #92

Park or golf course with housing development in background [Del Rio?] Folder #93-95

River canyon with people and cars along rim Folder #96

[River or lake scene with 2 people in boat along shoreline; for copy print see Folder Oversize #97] #97

San Antonio, Tex. (rooftop view of downtown) Folder #98

Sunken Garden, Brackenridge Park, San Antonio, Tex. Folder #99-100

Swimming hole (river, docks, diving board) Folder #101

Wooded area [with Mr. Hunter in background and his car], ca. 1924 [for vintage Folder print see Oversize #53] #102

140 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

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

141 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

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

142 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

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

143 Rose, Noah H. and Hunter, J. Marvin (John Marvin), 1880-1957

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

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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

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