Marinell Ash collection, 1891-1988.

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Marinell Ash collection, 1891-1988.

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Summary: Collection contains essays by Marinell Ash, correspondence, family trust papers, and her research papers on Scotland and New Mexico. Included are British Broadcasting Corporation scripts and publications of the programs. There are also genealogies, family photos, and news clippings about family members. Her grandfather was Alvin C. Ash, who was a United States Customs Official and a Rough Rider. Some of his letters, biographical material, and news clippings are also in the collection.

2.5 linear ft.

Museum of New Mexico Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7758394

Museum of New Mexico Library

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