Published Articles
Wells in the Desert The
location of Alamo Mocho well, visited by Kearny and Cooke in 1846.
Published in the Autumn 2009 issue of the Journal of Arizona History.
Forty Niners Over the Mogollon
Rim An examination of the first leg of the journey of Lt. Edward
Beckwith and Capt. Herman Thorn, escorting the party of James Collier
from Zuni to San Francisco in 1849. Published in the November, 2009
issue of Territorial Times.
The San Carlos Area
Dick Spring Trip, December
2002 Looking for Whipple's Needle's Eye detour, the
"Canyon on the Gila" location, and the abandoned wagons.
Preliminary Investigation of
Whipple's Route in the Pinal Mountains - February 2003 A quick look
at upper Ranch Creek, the Dripping Springs Valley, and Winkelman.
Mescal
Warm Springs. Whipple's route investigated in March 2003
Analysis
of Whipple’s Route from October 28-30, 1851 in light of field
observations from March 2003
Needle's Eye Trip, November
2003 Finding the location of the Seth Eastman's 1853 watercolor.
Upper Ranch Creek Trip -
October 2004 Information from interviews with local ranchers
and a little back road exploration.
The San Carlos Trail - October
2004 Developing data on an Indian trail through the San Carlos
area.
Eastern
Gila River
General
Stephen Watts Kearny’s Trail from the New Mexico Border to San
Carlos A paper delivered at the Arizona History Convention
in Safford, 2004.
The Inverted Pyramid: An
Important Landmark on Kearny's 1846 Trail A paper
delivered April 29, 2006 at the Arizona History Convention in Tucson.
Describes Kearny's trail southeast of Globe Arizona on November 1-2,
1846
Northern Arizona
Baca Float Trip -
June, 2006 Investigating Amiel Whipple's Pacific
Railroad Survey (1854) on today's Luis Maria Baca Float No. 5 (ORO
Ranch), northwest of Prescott.
Andrew
Wallace
Where
Was New Year's Spring? A paper presented at the Arizona
History Convention in Nogales.
James
Russell Barnes
Wagon
Road West "Revisited" An article relating to the Beale
Road. Originally published in the March
1999 issue of the Tazewell County Historical Society
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