New Mexico -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865
Found in 22 Collections and/or Records:
Arthur Olivas Collection
Battle of Glorieta between armies of U.S.A & C.S.A., 1936-1940
Brief account of the Civil War battle fought in New Mexico. (June 3, 1939)
Battle of Glorieta Burials Collection
Collection pertains largely to the excavation of Confederate soldiers in 1987. Collection also pertains exhibition material, as well as genealogical information for those who served in the New Mexico campaign.
Battle of Mesilla Letters
The collection consists of a newspaper article describing the battle at Mesilla, AZ. On the back of the article is a hand written note from a person who was in Mesilla at the time. He writes to his sister, Mrs. J. A. Roundy, in Shelby, Colorado. Included is another handwritten note to his sister.
Battles of the Civil War in Apache Canyon. Bright Lynn, collector., 1936-1940
Two papers on the battle - on with Bancroft as source - the other from Twittchell.
Battles of the Civil War in Apache Canyon. Bright Lynn, collector., 1936-1940
Civil War battle. Sept. 1, 1938. From: Bancroft's Western American History pp. 694-697.
Charles and Jacqueline Meketa Papers
The Charles and Jacqueline Meketa papers primarily contain working papers and research files collected and produced during the research for their books and articles related to the Civil War and 20th century New Mexico and Arizona history.
Civil War carte de visite, and Santa Fe Plaza Stereocard circa 1870
Colonel John L. Gay Collection of Papers Pertaining to the Armijo Family,
E.R. Boles Letters
Collection consists of two letters, dated February 28 and April 25, 1862, written by E.R. Boles to his parents. The letters give details of the battles of Valverde and Glorieta Pass, and some information on Ft. Craig, New Mexico. Typescripts of the letters are also included.
Fort Craig (N.M.) Letters
This collection consists of letters from Eva Reckhart, Dorothy Virgin, and George Fitzpatrick (editor of New Mexico Magazine) to Theron Marcos Trumbo regarding Trumbo's research on Fort Craig, New Mexico.
Fort Union Sutler's Store Ledger
Collection consists of W.H. Moore's ledger, as the manager of the sutler's store at Fort Union, New Mexico, 1863-1865. Ledger contains personal accounts of various soldiers and private citizens.
Jerry Thompson collection of New Mexico Civil War research
The Jerry D. Thompson papers document the research done by Thompson on the American Civil War in New Mexico. The collection includes his extensive archival research of wartime correspondences and military records, as well as other published sources on the Civil War pertaining to New Mexico. The collection also includes some maps, photographs, and finding aids Thompson used during his research.
John A. Clark Papers
Louis William Geck Papers,
Manuel Antonio Chaves Collection
The Manuel Antonio Chaves papers contain correspondence and transcriptions concerning Manuel Antonio Chaves' ancestry and military career. Much of the correspondence is written by his son, Amado Chaves. Marc Simmons assembled the addenda to the Manuel Antonio Chaves Collection. The file contains copies of documentation of Manuel Antonio Chaves' military career between 1861 and 1863.
Most of the papers in this collection are xerox copies.
Mauro Montoya Collection
Mauro Montoya Collection documents significant episodes of New Mexico history during the eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The documents are divided into the four main periods: Spanish period, The Mexican period, U.S. Territorial period (incl. U.S. military occupation), New Mexico Statehood period.
Nannie G. Howell: Copy Prints and Daguerreotype of George W. Cook
New Mexico Adjutant General Records,
Old Pigeon's Ranch Visitors Attendance Records
Collection consists of a visitors log for Old Pigeon's Ranch near Glorieta, NM, along with description of the ranch and its location. Collection also contains a brief description of nearby Glorieta battlefield.