E. L. Moulton Papers 1910-1965 1912-1958

Charles Ilfeld Company

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Charles Ilfeld, born in Homburg, Germany in 1847, arrived in Santa Fe, N.M. in 1865. After working as a clerk for the mercantile business of Elsberg and Amberg he relocated to Taos to work for Adolph Letcher. In 1867 the Adolph Letcher and Company moved to Las Vegas, N.M., where Charles became a partner in the firm. Seven years later, Letcher sold his interest to Ilfeld, who changed the name of the business to Charles Ilfeld Company. Ilfeld's business eventually grew into the largest mercantile ...

Ten Dons (Organization)

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The Ten Dons was a literary and social organization consisting of ten men living in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Tradition has it that the organization grew out of a history study club. The object was "to provide opportunity for social recreation and mutual mental development." Each member of the Dons was required to prepare and read a paper to the club. At their monthly meetings they had a dinner, presentation of their papers on various themes, followed by discussion. The organization went out of e...

Nordhaus, Max

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Moulton, E. L. (Earl Lake), 1878-

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Earl Lake Moulton, merchant, civic leader and writer, was born on September 26, 1878 in Leroy, Michigan. He was educated in Michigan public schools, graduating from Albion College and later attending the University of Chicago. After coming to New Mexico in 1902 for health reasons he herded sheep for two years before entering his own sheep business. He began a mercantile business in Lucy (Lucia), New Mexico. In 1912 he joined the Ilfeld Company at Corona, moving to Albuquerque in 1920 to become a...

First Presbyterian Church (Albuquerque, N.M.)

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