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  • ACEQUIAS-Ruins of ancient
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    • ADAMS, CHARLES-Founder of Adamsville
  • -- 46
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      • follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 91
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    • ADAMS, CHARLES L.-One of first to put fields in cultivation in Salt River Valley
  • -- 73
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    • ADAMS, JOHN AND WIFE-Claimed that daughter of, first white child born in Phoenix
  • -- 264
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    • ADAMS, MISS-Marriage to Wm. Johnson in 1868, at Fort McDowell
  • -- 266 267
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    • ADAMSVILLE-One of first settlements along Gila River
  • -- 46
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      • established by Charles Adams
  • -- 46
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      • William Dumont, first postmaster
  • -- 46
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      • postoffice name changed to Sanford
  • -- 46
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      • first modern flouring mill in Territory erected at Adamsville by Bichard Bros.
  • -- 48
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    • AGRICULTURE-Makes rapid strides in Salt River Valley
  • -- 115
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      • estimate of arable land in Territory
  • -- 115 116
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      • land under cultivation
  • -- 116
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      • production
  • -- 117
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      • in Salt River Valley
  • -- 137 et seq.
      • first harvesting machinery brought in by Crete Bryan and W. J. Mulholland
  • -- 137
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      • mentioned by Surveyor General John Watson in report
  • -- 314
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    • ALLEN, JOHN B.-Pre-empts Maricopa Wells
  • -- 65
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    • ALSAP, JOHN T.-One of organizers of Phoenix Ditch Co.
  • -- 86
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      • follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 91
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      • member of Sixth Territorial Legislature
  • -- 124
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      • appointed Probate Judge of Maricopa County
  • -- 133
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      • one of first lawyers in Phoenix
  • -- 213
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      • mention of
  • -- 270 271
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    • ALVANEY, JOHN-With McKinnie erects building at East Phoenix
  • -- 99
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    • AMMERMAN, JOHN-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 91
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    • ANCIENT RUINS-See Ruins
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      • Acequias
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    • ANDERSON, J. W.-Pioneer of Florence and vicinity
  • -- 53
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      • member of Sixth Territorial Legislature
  • -- 124
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    • ANDRADA, SYLVESTER-Early settler in vicinity of Florence
  • -- 53
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    • APACHES-Band of wiped out by residents of Florence
  • -- 62 63
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    • AVERSCH, JOHN-Early farmer in Salt River Valley
  • -- 151
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    • BAILEY, STEVE-Pioneer of Florence and vicinity
  • -- 56
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    • BAIN, B. C.-One of organizers of Salt River Ditch Co.
  • -- 87
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    • BALZAN, CHARLES-Early settler in Tempe
  • -- 109
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    • BANTA, A. F.-Mention of
  • -- 275
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    • BARNARD, GEO. W.-Postmaster at Prescott, secures postal facilities for Phoenix
  • -- 221
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    • BARNES, PETER-Member of Swilling party
  • -- 71
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    • BARNETT, AARON-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 92
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    • BARNETT & BLOCK-Farm land at East Phoenix or Mill City
  • -- 99
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      • early merchants in Phoenix
  • -- 198
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      • early freighters
  • -- 216
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      • mention of
  • -- 232
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    • BARNUM, THOMAS-One of organizers of Phoenix Ditch Co.
  • -- 86
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      • follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 92
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      • first elected Sheriff of Maricopa County
  • -- 101
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    • BARROCHE, J. R.-One of first lawyers in Phoenix
  • -- 213
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    • BARTH, SOLOMON-Biography of
  • -- 276 288
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    • BAUERLEIN, JULIUS-First baker in Phoenix
  • -- 179 214
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    • BEACH, CHARLES-Early settler in Tempe
  • -- 109
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    • BEACH, CHARLES W.-One of Arizona's early freighters
  • -- 216
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    • BEATTY, JAMES C.-Killed by Richard McGregor
  • -- 235
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    • BECKER, GUSTAVE-Builder of "Becker Commercial Company,"
  • -- 288
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    • BECKER, JULIUS-Pioneer merchant of Round Valley
  • -- 288
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    • BEES-First in Phoenix kept by J. Chamberlin
  • -- 215
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    • BENTON, ROBERT-Killed by Indians
  • -- 290
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    • BERRANDO, --.-Locates at Holbrook
  • -- 280
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      • his generosity and hospitality
  • -- 291
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    • BERRY, JUDGE WILLIAM J.-Purchases first lot in Town of Phoenix
  • -- 102 164
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    • BERTRAN, GEORGE-Early resident of Phoenix
  • -- 180
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    • BICHARD & CO.-Erect flouring mill at Phoenix
  • -- 98 217
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      • destruction of same by fire
  • -- 218 219
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    • BICHARD BROS.-Erect first modern flouring mill in Territory at Adamsville
  • -- 48
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      • erect flouring mill in Phoenix, but lose same through fire
  • -- 175
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      • lose Phoenix property
  • -- 176
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    • BIDWELL, THOMAS J.-Member of Sixth Territorial Legislature
  • -- 124
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    • BIRTHS-First in Phoenix disputed question
  • --
      • many claimants
  • -- 224 225 264
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    • BLOCK, BENJAMIN-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 92
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    • BOWERS & CO.-Operate flouring mill on Agua Fria
  • -- 229
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    • BOYD, JOHN-One of organizers of Monterey Ditch Co.
  • -- 91
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      • follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 92
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    • BRADY, PETER R.-Mention of
  • -- 54
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    • BRANNAMAN, JOHN-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 92
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    • BRECHT, W.-One of organizers of Prescott Ditch Co.
  • -- 88
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      • follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 92
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    • BRICK BUILDING-First brick building in Phoenix
  • -- 226
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    • BRIDGES-Lack of mentioned by General Rusling
  • -- 23
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    • BRINLEY, C. H.-Member of Sixth Territorial Legislature
  • -- 124
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    • BROADWAY, NOAH M.-One of organizers of Prescott Ditch Co.
  • -- 88
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      • one of organizers of Virginia Ditch Co.
  • -- 89
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      • one of organizers of Salt River Farming Ditch Co.
  • -- 90
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      • follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 92
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    • BROWN, GEORGE A.-Old resident of Florence, his reminiscences
  • -- 50 et seq.
    • BROWN, W. R.-One of organizers of Hayden Milling & Farming Ditch Co.
  • -- 88
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    • BRYAN, GEORGE-One of organizers of Salt River Farming Ditch Co.
  • -- 90
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    • BRYAN, J. M. (CRETE)-One of organizers of Salt River Farming Ditch Co.
  • -- 90
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      • with W. J. Mulholland, brings into Salt River Valley first harvesting machinery
  • -- 137
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      • one of Arizona's early freighters
  • -- 216
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    • BUCK, GEORGE W.-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 92
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      • marriage to Matilda Murray, first in Phoenix
  • -- 222 223
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    • BUILDING BRICK-First manufactured in Phoenix
  • -- 226
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    • BUKER, E. K.-One of organizers of Monterey Ditch Co.
  • -- 91
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      • follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 92
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      • first postmaster of Mill City
  • -- 119
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    • BUNCH, PROF. E. C.-Reminiscences of early days in Territory
  • -- 284 et seq.
    • CADY, JOHN-Opens first restaurant in Phoenix
  • -- 214
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    • CANALS AND DITCHES-Early irrigation canals in and around Florence
  • -- 51 et seq.
      • early irrigation canals in Salt River Valley
  • -- 85 et seq.
  • -- 146 et seq.
    • CARLEY, BOB-Early settler in Tempe
  • -- 109
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    • CARPENTER, CROMWELL A.-Follows Swilling party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 92
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      • pioneer saloonkeeper of Phoenix
  • -- 192
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    • CARR, LARKIN W.-One of owners of stage station at Maricopa Wells
  • -- 66
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      • mention of
  • -- 208
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    • CASEY, JOHN-Erects adobe walls for first school building in Phoenix
  • -- 246
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    • CARTER, CHARLES-Elected Justice of Peace
  • -- 123
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      • appointed Justice of Peace by Gov. Safford
  • -- 133
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    • CARTER, EUGENE-Leads Pimas and Maricopas in raid on Apaches
  • -- 141 142
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    • CARTTER, HARLEY H.-Member of Sixth Territorial Legislature
  • -- 124
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      • elected President of Council vice Daniel H. Stickney, deceased
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    • CATE, C. F.-One of organizers of Virginia Ditch Co.
  • -- 89
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      • one of organizers of Salt River Farming Ditch Co.
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      • early owner of property in Phoenix
  • -- 184
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    • CAVANESS & COSGROVE-Pioneer saloonkeepers of Phoenix, blacksmiths, freighters, etc.
  • -- 192 193 216
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    • CAVANESS, A. T.-Claimed to have been first American born in Phoenix
  • -- 224
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    • CAVANESS, JEREMIAH-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 92
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    • CAVANESS, MATT-First brewer in Phoenix
  • -- 179
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      • partner of Frank Cosgrove in many enterprises
  • -- 192 193
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    • CHAMBERLIN, J.-First to keep bees and manufacture honey in Phoenix
  • -- 215
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    • CHAPMAN, --.-Member of Swilling Party
  • -- 71
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    • CHENOWITH & FENTER-Early freighters in Arizona
  • -- 216
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    • CHENOWITH, "GUS"-Conducts private school in Phoenix
  • -- 245
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    • CHENOWITH, J. A.-One of organizers of Prescott Ditch Co.
  • -- 88
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      • one of organizers of Virginia Ditch Co.
  • -- 89
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      • one of organizers of Salt River Farming Ditch Co.
  • -- 90
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      • kills Jim Favorite
  • -- 101
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    • CHINESE-First to arrive in Phoenix
  • -- 214
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    • CHRISTMAS TREE-Given to pupils of first school in Phoenix
  • -- 251
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    • CHURCHES-First Catholic Church in Central Arizona built in Florence
  • -- 57
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      • establishment of in Salt River Valley
  • -- 235 et seq.
      • first Catholic service in Salt River Valley
  • -- 240 241
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      • services of Rev. Charles H. Cook among Pimas and Maricopas
  • -- 241
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    • CLARK, MARION-Pioneer of Round Valley
  • -- 277
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    • COLLAS, A. & CO.-Early merchants in Phoenix
  • -- 176
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    • COLLINGWOOD, JOSEPH-Opens first store in Florence
  • -- 49
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    • COLLINS, MORTON-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 92
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    • COLTER, FRED T.-In fight with father against Victorio and Geronimo
  • -- 305
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    • COLTER, JAMES G. H.-Interview with
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      • locates at Nutrioso
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      • experiences with desperadoes, Indians and outlaws
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      • fight with Jack Olney
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      • fight with Geronimo and Victorio
  • -- 293 et seq.
    • CONNELL, MIKE-Tries to kill Dan Twomey, but is prevented by McGoldrick
  • -- 82
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      • follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 92
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    • COOK, --.-First photographer in Phoenix
  • -- 215
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    • COOK, REV. CHARLES H.-Services of among Pima and Maricopa Indians
  • -- 241
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    • COOLEY, C. E.-Biography of
  • -- 275 278
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    • COOLEY, DAVID-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 92
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    • COPELAND & STEEL-Early butchers in Phoenix
  • -- 196
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    • COPELAND, ISAAC-One of rediscoverers and early owners of Silver King Mine
  • -- 60
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    • COSGROVE, FRANK-Early blacksmith in Phoenix
  • -- 179
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      • partner of Mat Cavaness in many enterprises
  • -- 192 193
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    • COTTON, JAMES M.-With George E. Mowry erects finest building in Phoenix
  • -- 193 et seq.
    • COTTRELL, DAVID-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 92
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    • COULTER, GEORGE-Mention of
  • -- 165
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    • CREAGH, PADDY-Deputy Sheriff killed by Indians
  • -- 290
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    • CROWLEY, C. P.-One of organizers of Prescott Ditch Co.
  • -- 88
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    • CURTIS-Contributes building material for first school building in Phoenix
  • -- 246 247
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    • DAGUERRA, A.-One of Arizona's early freighters
  • -- 216
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    • DARROCHE, J. R.-First school teacher in Phoenix
  • -- 242
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    • DAVIES, CHARLES-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 92
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    • DAVIS, MR. AND MRS. BEN-Mention of
  • -- 234
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    • DAVIS, JAMES W.-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 92
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    • DEATH (NATURAL)-First American in Phoenix
  • -- 226
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    • DELEGATE TO CONGRESS-See R. C. McCormick
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    • DENNIS, JOHN T.-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 92
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    • DENSLINGER, JACOB-Member of Swilling Party
  • -- 71
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    • DICKINSON, I. L.-Early resident of Salt River Valley
  • -- 153
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    • DIETRICH, DANIEL-Member of firm of H. Morgan & Co.
  • -- 205
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    • DOBBINS, MARCUS D.-Member of Sixth Territorial Legislature
  • -- 124
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      • elected Speaker of House of Representatives
  • -- 125
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    • DODD, HENRY W.-Biography of
  • -- 275
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    • DONNELLEY, GEO. W.-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 92
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    • DUMONT, WILLIAM-First postmaster at Adamsville
  • -- 46
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    • DUPPA, BRIAN P. D. (DARRELL)-Member of Swilling Party
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      • names "Phoenix,"
  • -- 74
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      • description and biography of
  • -- 74 et seq.
      • death of
  • -- 78 79
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    • EAST PHOENIX-See "Mill City."
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    • ELDERS, --.-One of Arizona's early freighters
  • -- 216
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    • ELIAS, JUAN-Member of Sixth Territorial Legislature
  • -- 124
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    • ELLIOTT, JAMES McC.-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 92
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      • appointed Supervisor of Maricopa County
  • -- 133
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    • ELLIOTT, R. M.-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 92
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    • ELLIOTT, WM. K.-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 92
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    • EVANS, --.-Partner of James Stinson
  • -- 280
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    • EWING, TOM-First postmaster at Florence
  • -- 58
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    • FARLEY, TOM-Runs restaurant at East Phoenix
  • -- 100
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    • FAULKNER, A.-One of organizers of Monterey Ditch Co.
  • -- 91
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    • FAVORITE, JIM-Killed by Chenowith in quarrel over sheriff's office
  • -- 101
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    • FENTER, MINNIE-Claimed to be first American born in Phoenix
  • -- 225
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    • FENTER, WILLIAM D.-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 92
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    • FEW, --.-Manufactures first building brick in Phoenix
  • -- 226
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    • FIELDS, A. W.-One of organizers of Hayden Milling & Farming Ditch Co.
  • -- 88
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    • FISH, E. N., & CO.-Among first business men in Florence
  • -- 50
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      • mention of
  • -- 232
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    • FITZPATRICK, MRS. ALABAMA-Early school teacher in Phoenix
  • -- 249
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      • marriage to John Montgomery
  • -- 252
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    • FITZGERALD, HENRY-Marriage of to sister of John F. Crampton
  • -- 268 269
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    • FITZGERALD, J. H.-Member of Sixth Territorial Legislature
  • -- 124
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      • commits suicide at Mill City
  • -- 136
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    • FLAKE, W. J.-Buys out James H. Stinson on Silver Creek
  • -- 280
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    • FLORENCE-One of first settlements along Gila River
  • -- 46
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      • first house in built by Levi Ruggles
  • -- 48
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      • first store in opened by Joseph Collingwood
  • -- 49
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      • Tom Ewing first postmaster at
  • -- 58
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      • residents of wipe out band of Apaches
  • -- 62 63
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      • official naming of by Maj. Ben. C. Truman
  • -- 113
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      • named after sister of Gov. McCormick
  • -- 113
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    • FLOURING MILL-Erected at Mill City by W. B. Hellings & Co.
  • -- 98
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      • erected at Phoenix by Bichard & Co.
  • -- 98
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      • number in Territory
  • -- 228 229
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    • FORBES, DR.-One of first physicians in Phoenix
  • -- 195 196
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    • FORD, WILLIAM W.-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 93
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    • FORSEE, GEORGE W.-One of organizers of Monterey Ditch Co.
  • -- 91
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      • follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 92
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    • FORT MOHAVE-Conditions at in 1868
  • -- 42
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    • FORT WHIPPLE-Description of by Genl. Rusling
  • -- 39 40
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    • FOSTER, JOHN-Mention of
  • -- 304
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    • FOURTH OF JULY-Celebration in Phoenix in 1872
  • -- 189
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    • FOUTS, J. E.-One of organizers of Monterey Ditch Co.
  • -- 91
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    • FOWLER, W. L.-Member of Sixth Territorial Legislature
  • -- 124
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    • FRANKLIN, MISS LAURA B.-Marries John J. Gardiner
  • -- 192
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    • FRATERNAL ORDERS-Masonic and Odd Fellows
  • -- 227
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    • FREIGHTERS-List of early ones
  • -- 216
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    • FREIGHT RATES-Mentioned by General Rusling
  • -- 2
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    • FRENCH, S. M.-Early resident of Phoenix
  • -- 180
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    • FRUITER, W. D.-Early resident of Phoenix
  • -- 180
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    • FUSON, GEORGE W.-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 93
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    • FYE, JOSEPH-One of organizers of Salt River Farming Ditch Co.
  • -- 90
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    • GARDINER, JOHN J.-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 93
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      • first hotelkeeper in Phoenix
  • -- 179
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      • biography of
  • -- 188 et seq.
    • GARDINER, MRS. J. J.-Only American woman in Phoenix in 1871
  • -- 225
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    • GARFIELD, --.-One of Arizona's early freighters
  • -- 216
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    • GARRETT, W. M.-One of organizers of Hayden Milling & Farming Ditch Co.
  • -- 88
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    • GEORGE, JOHNNY-Early owner of property in Phoenix
  • -- 183
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      • with Jack Walters erects fine building in Phoenix
  • -- 197
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      • biography of
  • -- 198
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    • GILA RIVER-Settlements along
  • -- 45 et seq.
    • GILA VALLEY-Described by Genl. Rusling
  • -- 4
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    • GILMORE, CHAPLAIN-Of Fort Whipple, holds services in Prescott
  • -- 236 237
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    • GLOVER, W. A.-Early school teacher in Phoenix
  • -- 245
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    • GOLDBERG BROS.-Mention of
  • -- 194
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    • GOLDMAN, ADOLF-Member of firm of Goldman Bros.
  • -- 203
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    • GOLDMAN BROS.-Early Phoenix merchants
  • -- 203
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    • GOLDMAN, CHARLES-Member of firm of Goldman Bros.
  • -- 203
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    • GOLDMAN, LEO-Member of firm of Goldman Bros.
  • -- 203
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    • GOLDWATER BROS.-Early merchants in Phoenix
  • -- 207
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      • contribute building material for first school building in Phoenix
  • -- 246
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    • GOLDWATER, JOE-Member of firm of Goldwater Bros.
  • -- 207
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      • in company with Dr. W. W. Jones and Mike Goldwater attacked by Indians
  • --
      • receives wound in back
  • -- 211 212
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      • first postmaster of Ehrenberg
  • -- 212
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    • GOLDWATER, JULIUS A.-Early owner of property in Phoenix
  • -- 185
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    • GOLDWATER, MIKE-Member of firm of Goldwater Bros.
  • -- 207
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      • in company with Dr. W. W. Jones and Joe Goldwater attacked by Indians
  • -- 211, 212
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    • GOLDWATER, MORRIS-Early owner of property in Phoenix
  • -- 185
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      • becomes partner in firm of Goldwater Bros.
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      • first telegraph operator in Phoenix
  • -- 210 211
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    • GOODWIN, F. H.-Member of Sixth Territorial Legislature
  • -- 124
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    • GOVERNOR-See McCormick
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    • GRANIO, S.-Early butcher in Phoenix
  • -- 196
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    • GRANT, JAMES-Mention of
  • -- 165
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      • early stage proprietor and owner of property in Phoenix
  • -- 184 214 215
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    • GRAY, COLUMBUS H.-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 93
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      • appointed Supervisor of Maricopa County
  • -- 133
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      • biography of by widow
  • -- 254 et seq.
    • GRAY, MRS. MARY A.-Reminiscences of early times in Salt River Valley
  • -- 254 et seq.
    • GRAZING-Mention of
  • -- 117
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      • mentioned by Surveyor General John Wasson in report
  • -- 316
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    • GREENHAW, HOSEA G.-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 93
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    • GREGG, GENERAL-Personally commands expedition against Indians
  • -- 37
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    • GRIFFIN, BENJAMIN F.-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 93
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    • GRIFFIN, MARTIN P.-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 93
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      • appointed Supervisor of Maricopa County
  • -- 133
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      • appointed Townsite Commissioner of Phoenix
  • -- 181
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    • GRIFFIN, N. L.-One of organizers of Salt River Ditch Co.
  • -- 87
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    • GRINNELL & CO.-Start mercantile establishment at Maricopa Wells
  • -- 65
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    • GROVER, EDWIN W.-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 93
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      • member of firm of W. B. Hellings & Co.
  • -- 231
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    • GROVES, REV. ALEXANDER-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 93
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      • first regularly ordained minister of Methodist Episcopal Church South appointed for Arizona
  • -- 235
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      • his arrival and services in the Salt River Valley
  • -- 236 et seq.
    • GROWL, MILTON B.-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 93
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    • GRUBB, C. H.-Member of firm of W. B. Hellings & Co.
  • -- 231
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    • HAMILTON, D.-One of organizers of Monterey Ditch Co.
  • -- 91
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    • HAMILTON, M. H.-Early resident of Phoenix
  • -- 180
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    • HAMMONDS, G. A.-One of organizers of Virginia Ditch Co.
  • -- 89
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    • HANCOCK, MISS CARRIE G.-Early school teacher in Tempe and Phoenix
  • -- 249
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    • HANCOCK, WILLIAM A.-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 93
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      • with George Mowry commences building at East Phoenix
  • -- 100
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      • appointed first Sheriff of Maricopa County
  • -- 102 133
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      • surveys town of Phoenix
  • -- 102
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      • erects first store building in Phoenix
  • -- 134 171
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      • one of first lawyers in Phoenix
  • -- 179 213
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      • succeeds John M. Olvany as postmaster at Phoenix
  • -- 221
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      • biography of
  • -- 270 271
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    • HARDYVILLE-Description of by Genl. Rusling
  • -- 41
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    • HARGRAVE, ELI TAYLOR-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 93
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      • becomes partner of "Pete" Holcomb in first butcher shop in Phoenix
  • -- 196
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    • HARRIS, JOHN C.-Pioneer of Florence and vicinity
  • -- 55
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    • HARTT, J. B.-Mention of
  • -- 120
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    • HAYDEN, CHAS. T.-One of organizers of Hayden Milling & Farming Ditch Co.
  • -- 88
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      • founder of Tempe
  • -- 103 104
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      • experience as Probate Judge in Tucson
  • -- 104
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      • constructs large flouring mill at Tempe
  • -- 220 221
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    • HAYDEN MILLING & FARMING DITCH CO.-Notice of appropriation of water from Salt River
  • -- 88
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    • HAYDEN'S FERRY-See "Tempe."
  • --
    • HAYS, TOM C.-Early resident of Phoenix
  • -- 180
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    • HELLINGS & VEIL-Mention of
  • -- 232
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    • HELLINGS, E. E.-One of organizers of Monterey Ditch Co.
  • -- 91
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      • follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 94
    		•
    • HELLINGS, WM. B.-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 93
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    • HELLINGS, W. B. & CO.-Erect flouring mill at Mill City
  • -- 98
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      • increase in business
  • -- 119 121
    		•
    • HENDERSON, J. M.-One of organizers of Monterey Ditch Co.
  • -- 91
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    • HEYNE, C. R.-First assayer in Phoenix
  • -- 215
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    • HICKEY, PHILIP K.-Mention of
  • -- 226
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    • HILDEBRAND, C. M.-Early settler in Tempe
  • -- 110
    		•
    • HILL, JOHN J.-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 94
    		•
    • HILTIBRAND, CHRISTOPHER C. N.-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 94
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    • HOAGUE, THOMAS J. L. (JOHN)-Member of Swilling Party
  • -- 71
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      • first Notary Public in Phoenix Settlement
  • -- 82
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    • HOLCOMB, JAMES P. (PETE)-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 94
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      • first butcher in Phoenix
  • -- 196
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    • HOLLAND, PAT-Early settler in vicinity of Florence
  • -- 52
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    • HOLMES, GEORGE W.-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 94
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    • HOLMES, WM. A. (HUNKADORA)-Follows Swilling Party into Salt River Valley
  • -- 94
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    • HOOPER, GEO. B., & CO.-Conduct mercantile establishment at Maricopa Wells
  • -- 6