Boyd family papers, 1850-1915.

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Boyd family papers, 1850-1915.

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4 letters, 1850-1853, from Santa Anna to Henry Boyd of London, pertaining to plans for a canal on the Isthmus of Panama and to a project in Baja California; 6 letters from Henry Boyd's son concerning the letters and offering maps for sale to the University of California.

Originals : 1 portfolio.Copies : partial microfilm reel (23 exposures) negative (Rich. 418:18) and positive.

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Boyd, Henry.

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