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Father Charles L. Collins 1905-1984
Get PDFNews release announces Father Charles L. Collins, S.M., died at 78 years old
James L. Collins Property Deed
No full textTransaction of transfer of land deed from James L. Collins to Eliza Ann Collins Edgar and endorsed by J. S. Watts. Includes description of the property. Collins also gave her his printing business and the Santa Fe Gazette newspaper, and property in New York. HL introduction page overlaid by document. Deed in English, handwritten, 1 pp/fr
Letter to James M. Edgar from James L. Collins
No full textLetter to James M. Edgar from James L. Collins regarding his well-being and his decision to stay due to implications of the government. Document in English, 2 pp/fr, two pages per frame. Document is missing heading page
Reverend Charles L. Collins Honored for Religious Status
Get PDFNews release announces that the Reverend Charles L. Collins Society of Mary priest is being honored for high religious status after being a member of the Society of Mary for 50 years
Letter to Eliza Ann Collins Edgar from James L. Collins
No full textLetter to Eliza Ann Collins Edgar from James L. Collins, in Santa Fe, his well being and regards to family. Women Document is damaged, in English, 1 pp/fr, missing heading page
Letter to James M. Edgar from James L. Collins
No full textLetter to James M. Edgar from James L. Collins regarding family, marriage, Eliza, politics, property and views of New Mexico. Women. Document in English, 2 pp/fr, missing heading page
Letter to James L. Collins from Alfonso C. Anderson
No full textLetter to James L. Collins, in Santa Fe, from Alfonso C. Anderson, in Chihuahua, Mexico, El Paso, regarding Mr. Hill and the papers and money owed by Collins. Document in English, 2 pp/fr, missing heading page
Don L. Collins Vice President - Special Sales
No full textPhotograph taken for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Promotions by Republic Supply Co., Oklahoma City, include Don L. Collins, left, Tulsa sales office manager who becomes voce president, special sales; George D, Brown, center, formerly sales representative in Oklahoma City and now District manager with supervision over stores in Oklahoma City, Seminole, Healdton, Fairview and Pawhuska, and Walter J. Slaughter, right, Oklahoma City district manager who succeeds Collins in the Tulsa post.
Letter to Diego Archuleta from James L. Collins
No full textLetter dated May 17, 1860 to Diego Archuleta from James L. Collins, Oficina de Negocios Indios, Office of Indian Affairs, Santa Fe, New Mexico, regarding moving Archuleta's family to Fort Stanton and arrangement with Beckwith and his planting season, and asking Archuleta to come to his office in person. Following the above is letter dated May 22, 1860 to James L. Collins, Agent of Indian Affairs, from Diego Archuleta, Rio Arriba, New Mexico, regarding Archuleta's return from the Rio Bonito, his poor health and therefore not moving his family, and apparently one of his daughters had been burned seriously. Regarding Fort Stanton, Captain Clevon? was providing supplies, rations for the Indians, arrangements with Beckwith. When his health was better Archuleta would visit the office and asked Collin to talk to the Comandante General del Territorio about resources needed at the fort and compensation. HL introduction page overlaid by document. Letters in Spanish, handwritten, 2 pp/fr
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