Papers, 1886-1918.

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Papers, 1886-1918.

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The Raynolds family papers contain Joshua S. Raynolds' 1896 scrapbook of newspaper clippings and a handwritten catalogue of his personal library. The newspaper clippings consist of humorous anecdotes, local interest articles about people and businesses in Canton, Ohio, and Central City, Colorado, and miscellaneous pieces on national affairs. Also included in the collection are seven date books belonging to Raynolds's son, Herbert F. Raynolds. These books, ranging from 1912 to 1918, pertain to Herbert Raynolds's court cases when he served as judge of Bernalillo, Sandoval, and McKinley Counties (2nd Judicial District of New Mexico.).

2 box (.7 cu. ft.) + 1 scrapbook.

University of New Mexico-Main Campus

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Reynolds family.

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Joshua Saxton Raynolds was born in Canton, Ohio to Madison and Sara Raynolds. Raynolds lived in Central City, Colorado before moving to New Mexico in 1876. In the same year he established the Central Bank of Las Vegas, with his brothers Jefferson and Frederick. The bank later became the First National Bank of Las Vegas and was one of the most important financial institutions in New Mexico at the time. In 1878, the brothers opened the Central Bank of Albuquerque in Old Town, and in 1...

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