Drawer A-2
Container
Contains 110 Results:
Manuscript detailing Carty's relationship with Al Karpis, the last of the "great" bank robbers of the 1930s
File — Drawer: A-2, Folder: 101
Scope and Contents note
From the Collection:
James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates:
1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001
The settlement at Pioneer; Memories from early settler of Pioneer
File — Drawer: A-2, Folder: 102
Scope and Contents note
From the Collection:
James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates:
1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001
Essay, taken from trail journal (?) re: journey along trail through Oregon
File — Drawer: A-2, Folder: 103
Scope and Contents note
From the Collection:
James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates:
1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001
Manuscript re: migration and Trail; supplies, distances, advice, events described in a journal (?)
File — Drawer: A-2, Folder: 104
Scope and Contents note
From the Collection:
James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates:
1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001
Essay re: first penitentiary in Oregon Territory
File — Drawer: A-2, Folder: 105
Scope and Contents note
From the Collection:
James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates:
1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001
Essay re: tasks for pioneers in the Northwest; describes cabin building and those remaining
File — Drawer: A-2, Folder: 106
Scope and Contents note
From the Collection:
James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates:
1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001
Essay re: options available to pioneers in travelling west
File — Drawer: A-2, Folder: 107
Scope and Contents note
From the Collection:
James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates:
1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001
Essay summarizing Barry's "Seven Indian Tribes of Washington" of 1927, urges reprinting of maps showing traditional Indian lands for preservation
File — Drawer: A-2, Folder: 108
Scope and Contents note
From the Collection:
James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates:
1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001
Clark County Volunteers, 1856; protection of settlers
File — Drawer: A-2, Folder: 109
Scope and Contents note
From the Collection:
James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates:
1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001
Indian Burial Practices; essay re: burial practices of Indians of Oregon Country
File — Drawer: A-2, Folder: 110
Scope and Contents note
From the Collection:
James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates:
1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001