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  1. (wife, born: ? - married: ? - divorced: Oct., 1888 [or Feb., 1889] - died: Jan. 14, 1904 - buried: ?) (1)
  2. (XEROX COPY) (2)
  3. (XEROX COPY), (ORIG. ONLY) (1)
  4. (XEROX COPY), HAS NUMBERS 83152 WRITTEN IN THE LEFT BOTTOM CORNER (1)
  5. (XEROX COPY; 3 PHOTOS ON 1 SHEET OF PAPER) (1)
  6. ) (1)
  7. *". . . extensive horse-stealing organization" in the Black Hills - headquarters: Deadwood (S. D.) (1)
  8. ***VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED*** STUDIO PORTRAIT DR MAGHEE ON RIGHT SHOWING FACIAL TRAMA ON PATIENT, WEBB SEATED IN ARMCHAIR LOOKING AT CAMERA, DAMAGE TO NOSE AND MOUTH FROM SUICIDE ATTEMPT (1)
  9. ***VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED*** STUDIO PORTRAIT IN PROFILE, LOOKING AT CAMERA WITH MOUTH CLOSED, SHOWING RECONSTRUCTED NOSE AND CHIN BEFORE THEY HAD FULLY HEALED, AND FOREHEAD PATCH WHERE SKIN GRAFT FOR NOSE WAS TAKEN (1)
  10. ***VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED*** STUDIO PORTRAIT IN PROFILE, LOOKING AT CAMERA WITH MOUTH OPEN, SHOWING RECONSTRUCTED NOSE AND CHIN BEFORE THEY HAD FULLY HEALED, AND FOREHEAD PATCH WHERE SKIN GRAFT FOR NOSE WAS TAKEN (1)
  11. ***VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED*** STUDIO PORTRAIT IN PROFILE, LOOKING TO THE LEFT, SHOWING RECONSTRUCTED NOSE AND CHIN BEFORE THEY HAD FULLY HEALED, AND PATCH ON FOREHEAD USED FOR NOSE SKIN GRAFT (1)
  12. ***VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED*** STUDIO PORTRAIT IN PROFILE, LOOKING TO THE RIGHT, SHOWING RECONSTRUCTED NOSE AND CHIN BEFORE THEY HAD FULLY HEALED (1)
  13. ***VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED*** STUDIO PORTRAIT SHOWING FACIAL DAMAGE TO NOSE AND MOUTH FOLLOWING SUICIDE ATTEMPT (1)
  14. *Custard, Mr. & Martin, Mr., proposed to Hawkins, Mr. that he steal mules for their train at Fort Laramie (Goshen Co.) (1)
  15. *Orr, H. N. - 20 head of his horses were stolen from train parked near his Custer City (S. D.) camp (late July and/or early August, 1876) (1)
  16. , (ORIG. ONLY) (1)
  17. - Almy Coal Mines: approx. 400 Chinese & fewer than 20 white miners (1)
  18. - American Fur Co. organized by Astor, John Jacob (1809) (1)
  19. - Ashley, Gen. Wm. H. entered fur trade with partner Henry, Andrew - companions: Henry, Andrew, Jackson, David F., Sublette Bros., Provost, Etienne; Smith, Jedediah; Beckwith, James; & Bridger, James (1)
  20. - Bridger built trading post on Black's For of Green River (1842) - Vasquez, Louis bought partnership (1845) (1)