William J. Ross Miscellaneaous Papers 1869-1907

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William J. Ross Miscellaneaous Papers 1869-1907

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Small collection from William Ross that consists of a holograph manuscript describing an expedition to the highest point of the Santa Rita Mountains in 1869; two letters from Ross, one to resign from his membership in the Arizona Historical Society, 1895, and the other, written on behalf of the Society, inviting participants to a Memorial Day celebration, 1903; and a typescript copy of his obituary. A typescript copy of the manuscript is also present.

.25 linear ft. (1box)

Arizona Historical Society, Southern Arizona Division

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SNAC Resource ID: 8210961

Arizona Historical Society, Southern Arizona Division

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Arizona Historical Society

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Collection contains taped interviews, video recordings, and film regarding the history of Flagstaff, Arizona, 1953-2001. From the guide to the Arizona Historical Society Oral History Collection, 1953-2001, (Arizona Historical Society/Flagstaff Archives) Photographs within these collections depict the Northern Arizona region in and around the Flagstaff, Arizona area during the period of 1883 to the present. Subjects include: buildings of the original and subsequent town sites...

Ross, William J.

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Army officer William Ross served in the Civil War mustering out with the brevet rank of Major-General of Volunteers. He graduated from West Point, and then while serving with the United States Army as Second Lieutenant, he was sent to Arizona Territory in 1868 where he served under General George Crook. From the description of William J. Ross Miscellaneaous Papers 1869-1907 (Arizona Historical Society, Southern Arizona Division). WorldCat record id: 781121890 Owner of genera...

Ross, William J.

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Army officer William Ross served in the Civil War mustering out with the brevet rank of Major-General of Volunteers. He graduated from West Point, and then while serving with the United States Army as Second Lieutenant, he was sent to Arizona Territory in 1868 where he served under General George Crook. From the description of William J. Ross Miscellaneaous Papers 1869-1907 (Arizona Historical Society, Southern Arizona Division). WorldCat record id: 781121890 Owner of genera...