Cemeteries -- New Mexico

Scope and Content Collection consists of a broad range of materials concerning the personal and professional activities of Frederick Muller and his family, including his in-laws, the Edward Miller family of Tesuque, New Mexico. Materials include correspondence; land conveyances; abstracts of title; by-laws of civic and veteran organizations; a sketch map of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Aztlan Lodge cemetary plots; trial proceedings involving Edward Miller; and naturalization, birth, marriage and death...

Scope and Content Collection includes but is not limited to genealogical data and family information, church records from Northern New Mexico, cemetery maps, and Raton, NM, history. Maps with significant personal annotations related to her research, and maps of non-New Mexico places related to Robertson’s genealogy have been left in the collection

Scope and Contents Electronic files regarding the Dona Ana County Historical Society's purchase and rehabilitation of the cemetery of the Sacred Family (campo santo de la Sagrada Familia) in Picacho, New Mexico, west of Las Cruces. A USB drive with electronic files detailing DACHS' work on the cemetery, which it purchased December 2017 and sold December 2022, as well as Sally Kading's research on the history of the cemetery and the known and unknown burials. Files types include MS Word documents, PDF and JPG....

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains financial information relating to DACHS. The series of financial documents shows the operations of the society, including bank statements, treasurer’s reports, nonprofit corporation status, and documents and receipts pertaining to book sales of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo symposium book. The records cover the period between 1972- 2001. Receipts and reports are filed in alphabetical order. Bank books and statements are filed separately.