J.L.B. and Grace Alexander photographs, 1888-1957.

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J.L.B. and Grace Alexander photographs, 1888-1957.

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Primarily family photographs, Other photographers represented in the collection include: E.W. Baker, C.M. Bells, Henry Buehman, Bushnell, Carson Brothers, F.E. Colehour, Colonial Portraits, G.W. Croiser, Cross, Dana, Elite Gallery, Elite, F.A Hartwell, Heath, Kolb Brothers, Lenz, C.W. Marks, Mehlin, Frederic B. Mussey, Joe E. Raba, W.J. Rouse, F.G. Schumacher (New Gallery of Photographic Art), Schutz, Scott, Souvenir Gallery, George Steckel, Sunbeam Art Gallery, Tresslar, Underwood and Underwood Studios, White Studio, and J.R. Williams.

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Alexander, Grace Forbes, 1874-1957.

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Alexander, Joseph L. B., 1857-1931.

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Joseph Lancaster Brent Alexander was a partner with Lloyd Christy in the law firm of Alexander and Christy in Phoenix from ca. 1900-1930. Alexander served as Captain in Troop C of the Rough Riders in the Spanish-American War. His first wife was Amanda Salsig; they had a son, Henry, and a daughter, Helen. Alexander married Grace May Forbes in 1912; they had two daughters, Jane and Eleanor. From the description of J.L.B. and Grace Alexander photographs, 1888-1957. (Scottsdale Public Li...

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H. Stuart Copeland was Historian for the second Arizona Rangers group when it reorganized in 1957. The Arizona Rangers were organized, 1901-1909, to combat organized banditry in Arizona Territory. The Rangers were reorganized in 1957 to assist law enforcement agencies and provide community service. From the description of Arizona Rangers collection, 1901-1909, 1958-1970 (bulk 1958-1970). (Arizona Historical Society, Southern Arizona Division). WorldCat record id: 42416543 Th...

Rynning, Thomas Harbo, b. 1866.

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