Kenneth Mead and Barbara Mackey Ogilvie letters 1972-1981
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Ball, Eve
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Eve Ball was a well known historian and authority on Apaches. She lived in Ruidoso, New Mexico, near the Mescalero Apache Indian Reservation. She wrote a number of books about the Apaches and the Southwest, and was honored by the U.S. Senate in 1984 for her life's work. From the description of Eve Ball collection, 1887-1976. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 37720473 Herman B. Weisner (1922-2003) was a historian in New Mexico. Weiner was a resident of O...
Ogilvie, Barbara Mackey
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Kenneth Mead Ogilvie was an acquaintance of Eve Ball, who was a leading authority on the lives of the Apache tribe in New Mexico in the middle of the 20th century. Kenneth Mead Ogilvie was married to Barbara Mackey. Barbara Mackey Ogilvie lived in Arcadia, California with her husband Keneth Mead Ogilvie. She was an acquaintance of Eve Ball, who was a leading authority on the lives of the Apache tribe in New Mexico in the middle of the 20th century. They worked closely wi...
Ogilvie, Kenneth Mead
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Kenneth Mead Ogilvie was an acquaintance of Eve Ball, who was a leading authority on the lives of the Apache tribe in New Mexico in the middle of the 20th century. Kenneth Mead Ogilvie was married to Barbara Mackey. Barbara Mackey Ogilvie lived in Arcadia, California with her husband Keneth Mead Ogilvie. She was an acquaintance of Eve Ball, who was a leading authority on the lives of the Apache tribe in New Mexico in the middle of the 20th century. They worked closely wi...
