Pete Kitchen biographical materials, 1870-1948.

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Pete Kitchen biographical materials, 1870-1948.

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Summary: Primarily one scrapbook created by Pete Kitchen's granddaughter, Nellie West, concerning Pete Kitchen and his son-in-law, T.D. Casanega. Includes photographs of Casanega and his family, newspaper clippings, and transcripts of legal documents and newspaper accounts. There is also a transcript for a 1948 radio program about Pete Kitchen. Also present is one handwritten note, 1870, from Kitchen to Charles E. Mowry and a related receipt to L.M. Jacobs as well as a letter from T.D. Casanega authorizing Nellie West to sign a mining lease.

.25 linear ft. (1 box)

Arizona Historical Society, Southern Arizona Division

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SNAC Resource ID: 7616990

Arizona Historical Society, Southern Arizona Division

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Kitchen, Pete, 1823-1895.

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Biographical note: Pioneer rancher; Kitchen established the Potrero Ranch between Tubac and Nogales following his arrival in Tubac in 1854. From the description of Pete Kitchen biographical materials, 1870-1948. (Arizona Historical Society, Southern Arizona Division). WorldCat record id: 49980519 ...

Casanega, T. D. (Thomas David), 1849-1934.

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Pioneer rancher and sheriff in Pima County and the Santa Cruz Valley, Casanega came to Arizona in 1877. He married Pete Kitchen's niece, Apolonia Cordova in 1885, was known as a "cattle baron of Tubac", and spent many years in Nogales. He was deputy sheriff in Quijotoa, Ariz. in 1884. From the description of Casanega reminiscences, 1883-1935. (Arizona Historical Society, Southern Arizona Division). WorldCat record id: 39113948 ...

Casanega family

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