Box 5

Scope and Contents Includes newspaper articles, book excerpts, and other material about Jerry Hockradle, a gold prospector in White Oaks.

Scope and Contents Includes research on John Hewitt, considered to be the most important man in White Oaks. Hewitt was an attorney, mine owner, politician, and newspaper editor in White Oaks. Includes photocopies of newspaper articles, telegram, marriage certificate and other research materials.

Scope and Contents Includes research on Hough Emerson, an attorney and author in White Oaks, New Mexico

Scope and Contents Includes research material on Watson Hoyle, who once owned the largest home and the first indoor bathroom in White Oaks. Includes newspaper articles, journal articles, and other research materials.

Scope and Contents Includes research material on Will Hudgens and John Hudgens. Billy the Kid requested that Will Hudgens accompany him in his surrender to Governor Lew Wallace in 1879. Also includes correspondence to and from Roberta Haldane, magazine articles, note on Louis Monjeau killing, A timeline of the two John Hudgens, transcribed 1880 census of White Oaks and other research material. Photographs removed and placed in photo boxes.

Scope and Contents Includes research on Judge Andrew Hudspeth, newspaper articles, correspondence, and other materials.

Scope and Contents Includes research material on Dave Jackson, White Oaks pioneer. Includes newspaper article, Southern New Mexico Historical Review articles, and other research material.

Scope and Contents 8 Includes research on Max Koch, undertaker in White Oaks and materials on Chloride, New Mexico

Scope and Contents Includes research material on Dr. Alexander Lane, includes a copy of his address to the Confederate Veterans in 1903, copy of manuscript by Laurel Wetzel titled My Life in White Oaks, correspondence to and from Haldane and other research materials.

Scope and Contents Includes research material on Frank Lea and Joseph Lea. Articles by Drew Gambler and other research material.