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MS 1225

Brophy Family

Papers, 1882-1976

DESCRIPTION

Business and personal correspondence, ledgers, financial records, photographs and

scrapbooks relating to William H. Brophy, Ellen A. Goodbody Brophy and Frank

Cullen Brophy documenting their personal and business affairs in Arizona (primarily

Bisbee and Phoenix). Business records include the founding of the Bank of Douglas

and the Bank of Bisbee. Political correspondence with Frank Brophy includes

correspondence on the John Birch Society, campaigns of Barry Goldwater and other

state and national politics.

132 Boxes, 73.25 linear ft.

ACQUISITION

Donated by Frank Cullen Brophy in 1977.

ACCESS

There are no restrictions on access to this collection.

COPYRIGHT

Requests for permission to publish material from this collection should be addressed to

the Arizona Historical Society, Tucson, Archives Department.

PROCESSING

Riva Dean processed this collection in March 2002.

ARRANGEMENT

Record Group I: William H Brophy, Record Group II: Ellen Amelia Goodbody

Brophy, Record Group III: Frank Cullen Brophy.

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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES

William Henry Brophy, 1863-1922

William H. Brophy, banker and general manager of the Copper Queen Consolidated

Mercantile Company in Bisbee, was born in Ireland in 1863. His parents died young

and he was raised by his grandmother. He left school after the eighth grade and at age

nineteen, left for the United States. He arrived in Arizona in 1881 where he joined his

brother Jim at a ranch in the Sulphur Springs Valley. He then went to Bisbee where he

met Dr. James Douglas. He first operated a small mining store called the Copper

Queen and eventually became the manager of the Copper Queen Consolidated

Mercantile Company. In 1912, he became general manager of the Phelps-Dodge

Mercantile Company. He was involved in numerous mining ventures and along with

James S. Douglas (son of Dr. James Douglas), he founded the Bank of Bisbee and the

Bank of Douglas. He acquired banking and land interests around Phoenix and in

Southern California.

As a manager with the Phelps Dodge Company, he was involved in the Bisbee

Deportation and was a defendant in the trial (in which all employees were acquitted). In

1917, he resigned as general manager of the Mercantile Company and went to France

to serve with the Red Cross, where he was in charge of the European Red Cross

supplies section. He died while on a fishing expedition near Guaymas, Mexico.

Ellen Amelia Goodbody Brophy, 1871-1934

Ellen Brophy, Arizona pioneer and philanthropist, was born in Illinois in 1871. Her

parents were Francis Alexander Goodbody and Jane Delahanty Goodbody. As a child,

she traveled throughout the Southwest with her father. She married William Henry

Brophy in 1891 and they settled in Bisbee. They had three children, one of whom died

as an infant, a daughter Ellenita who died at the age of sixteen and Frank Cullen

Brophy. Ellen Brophy was known for her philanthropy with charities and educational

institutions related to the Catholic Church. She built an annex to the St. Joseph’s Home

for Children in Tucson, established the Loretto Convent School in Douglas and

founded the Brophy College Preparatory School in Phoenix. For her charitable work,

she was awarded the ‘‘Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice’’ by Pope Pius XI. She died in Los

Angeles in 1934.

Frank Cullen Brophy, 1894-1978

Frank C. Brophy, banker, rancher, writer and conservative political activist, was born

in Bisbee in 1894. He was the only son of William Henry Brophy and Ellen Amelia

Goodbody Brophy. He was educated at elite schools in the East including the Newman

School, Phillips Andover Academy and Yale University. He served in France during

World War I and married Sallie Ropes Blake in 1919. The couple settled in Phoenix

and had eight children: William H., A. Blake, Frank, Jr., James M. Rory, Alice, Sally

and Mary Kathleen and a daughter, Patricia who died as a child. Brophy engaged in

numerous business activities. He introduced the area’s first pedigreed citrus and

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pioneered the development of Sphinx dates. Upon his father’s death in 1922, he took

over his father’s many business interests including a large share of many banks.

Against Brophy’s wishes, J. S. Douglas liquidated the Bank of Bisbee and in 1936,

Brophy took control of the Bank of Douglas. Brophy wrote the advertising copy for the

Bank of Douglas. In 1955, he relinquished the presidency of the Bank of Douglas and

became Chairman of the Board. In 1958, he resigned the chairmanship and spent his

time with his political concerns and with his ranching. He was an amateur historian and

wrote articles which appeared in various publications, including Arizona Highways. He

was an inveterate writer of letters to the editor, which appeared in newspapers around

the state.

In 1936, Brophy purchased the Babacomari Ranch where he bred and trained race

horses and raised Hereford cattle. He served as a director of the Arizona National

Livestock Show, was a chairman of the Arizona Racing Commission and a member of

the State Fair Commission. He was active with many charities including serving as

president of the Greyhound Foundation which money to local charities.

He was one of the founders and a long-time member of the John Birch Society.

Brophy’s political interest was life-long but after his retirement from banking, he was

extremely active in politics. He was a supporter of Wendell Wilkie and was active in

his presidential campaign. He kept up correspondence with all of Arizona’s senators

and governors throughout his life. He was friends with Barry Goldwater from their

early business connection in Phoenix and was active in Goldwater’s political

campaigns. He was also a supported of Joseph McCarthy and other national political

figures. Brophy died in Phoenix in 1978 at the age of 83.

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SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

The scope of this collection is extremely broad because of the varied careers of the

Brophy family, particularly Frank Cullen Brophy. The collection will be of interest to

researchers of economic, political and social history. Though the collection is focused

on Arizona, Frank C. Brophy’s interest in national politics, particularly his papers of

the John Birch Society have a wider audience.

The papers of William H. Brophy document mining and banking history in the

Southwest. Brophy’s many business interests are represented in his correspondence

with businesses around the state of Arizona. Though Brophy was working from Bisbee,

he worked with businesses and individuals around the state. His correspondence

documents mining investments as well the development of the financial base in

Arizona. His records and correspondence for the Copper Queen store in Bisbee are

detailed records of goods and services. His papers also include his business dealings

surrounding real estate holdings in California, Texas and New Mexico as well as

Arizona. His personal correspondence illuminates his impressions of the growing state.

All of the Brophys were active with Catholic Charities and William Brophy’s

correspondence reflects this interest including his correspondence with Bishop Granjon

concerning the restoration of Mission San Xavier del Bac, for which Brophy donated

money.

Some of the William Brophy papers were damaged before being donated to the Society

and there are gaps in the correspondence. There is very little correspondence for the

teens, so there is almost no business correspondence for 1915-1918 which might have

covered the Bisbee Deportation. There are a couple of personal letters from 1919-1920

when the Deportation Trial was taking place in which he discusses the Deportation, but

it appears that for the most part, any material relating to the deportation or the trial was

either damaged or pulled. Some family and personal correspondence to and from

William Brophy when he was in France during World War I contains some mention of

the deportation also.

The papers of Ellen Brophy include her personal correspondence which is largely with

family members. It also reflects her work with Catholic charities and educational

institutions. After her husband’s death, her son, Frank managed her estate, but she took

an active interest and there is a great deal of correspondence with Frank and his

secretary, Charles Orr concerning her properties and investments.

The papers of Frank Brophy offer researchers a wide range of material, due to his

many interests. The correspondence between Frank Brophy and James S. Douglas

documents Brophy’s taking over the Bank of Douglas and the changes in the banking

business, including the widening of the investment base. His ‘‘general correspondence’’

which is arranged chronologically covers banking, properties, mining, as well as

including some more personal correspondence. Because he had office staff to keep his

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records, the correspondence is always kept with both incoming and outgoing

correspondence together and was arranged in a businesslike manner, even when it

including correspondence with family members.

Brophy’s political interests began with his anti-prohibition work in the 1920s and

continued for the rest of his life. His work with the John Birch Society, Barry

Goldwater and his other political files and correspondence document the growing

conservative movement in the 1960s and 70s. The political correspondence is very

detailed and includes Brophy’s own correspondence and advice to politicians. Because

he was considered so influential in Arizona, his advice was listened to, even if it wasn’t

followed, so the correspondence is often quite detailed as to political debate. The

subjects are varied and include foreign policy, anti-communism in general, taxation,

soil conservation and states’ rights.

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Series Notes

Record Group I: William H. Brophy

Series 1: William H. Brophy --- Personal Papers, 1882-1921.

Includes diaries kept by Brophy from 1882 to 1921 but the diaries are generally very

limited as to content. They do include such information as to with whom he had

appointments and where he went. His diaries from France during World War I are

slightly more informative. This series also includes correspondence with his brothers

and sisters as well as wife and children. He kept extensive correspondence with his

sister, Annie, a nun in South Africa as well as with his brothers, Michael and William

J. as well as his son, Frank and his wife, Ellen (who he called Nell) when he was

away. This includes family correspondence when he was in France during World War

I. The personal correspondence includes correspondence include W. W. O’Neill, Mark

Smith, Ben Williams, Alexander Brodie (concerning the joint statehood bill). His

personal correspondence also includes some incoming business correspondence which

he kept together.

Personal Correspondence also includes his Catholic Church correspondence. This

relates to Brophy’s charitable work with Catholic Charities as well as a lengthy

correspondence with Bishop H. Granjon, which includes Granjon’s work on restoring

San Xavier Mission.

Some of the correspondence had mold and insect damage which was treated but some

of the papers were damaged and very difficult to read. A very small amount of

correspondence was photocopied and the original was destroyed because the

disintegration was so bad.

5 boxes (2.5 linear ft.) arranged chronologically.

Series 2: William H. Brophy --- Business Records, 1887-1921.

Includes business correspondence as well as business records for the Copper Queen

Consolidated Mining Company Store. Correspondents include W. C. Greene, James S.

Douglas, A. C. Riordan, the Lucky Tiger Mine, Bank of Bisbee, George LeBaron. The

correspondence is arranged chronologically and then alphabetically. The business

correspondents are generally filed by the name of the business but in some cases, the

name of the correspondent was used. This followed the original order which the

correspondence had been filed. For example, much of the correspondence concerning

the Bank of Douglas is filed under ‘‘Ellis’’ who was the chief cashier for the Bank.

This series also includes letterpress books kept by William H. Brophy as store manager

for the Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company in Bisbee. The letterpress books

had been water damaged before being donated to AHS. They soaked up the water,

making some pages indecipherable. Other pages are readable, but they are all very

fragile. Some of these books are marked ‘‘Personal’’ but they do seem to be business

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correspondence, often having to do with purchasing specific goods. They have indexes

in the front by name and they include everyone living in the Bisbee area.

Also includes ‘‘Cash Books’’ kept by Brophy, which are presumably of loans to

individuals. This was the basis for the beginning of the Bank of Bisbee.

16 Boxes (8 linear ft.) arranged chronologically.

Record Group II: Ellen Amelia Goodbody Brophy

Series 1: Family & Personal Correspondence, 1889-1934.

Includes letters from Frank from the Newman School, Yale and his army service. Also

includes letters from William, including letters sent from France during World War I.

Family correspondence from Frank continued throughout her life and includes

correspondence concerning her financial affairs. Family correspondence with nieces

and her sister-in-law, Annie Brophy are also present. The personal correspondence

includes letters from friends as well as other family members.

Sub-series 1: Ellenita Brophy

Includes a small group of papers relating to Ellen’s daughter, Ellenita. This includes a

diary and correspondence with her parents and brother.

5 boxes (2.5 linear ft.) arranged alphabetically by correspondent.

Series 2: Financial & Catholic Church Papers, 1917-1936.

Includes letters concerning her investments. Some correspondence from her son, Frank

is included in this series because he managed her investments. Consequently, some

personal information is included in the letters. Much of the correspondence is with

Charles Orr, who worked for Frank. Also includes correspondence concerning various

Catholic charities and the founding of Brophy College Preparatory School.


Record Group III: Frank Cullen Brophy


This series is primarily the correspondence that Frank kept with his wife, parents and

children. Frank Brophy always kept carbons of his letters and many of the folders

include only the outgoing correspondence. In some cases, both incoming and outgoing

letters are present. This series also includes the biographical clippings which Frank

kept on various family members. The series begins with the biographical files and then

includes diaries and folders of ‘‘personal notes’’ which Frank kept beginning in his

years at Yale and continued into the 1940s.

4 boxes (2 linear ft.) arranged chronologically.

Series 2: Manuscripts, 1941-1975.

This series includes the extensive letters to the editor (along with resulting

correspondence) which Frank Brophy sent to newspapers (primarily the Arizona

Republic) throughout his life. It also includes historical articles and his research on the

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Babacomari Ranch, Nellie Cashman, horse breeding, banking and politics. It also

contains speeches that Brophy gave at various civic meetings, primarily on political

matters.

3 boxes (1.5 linear ft.) arranged by title with letters to the editor arranged

chronologically.

Series 3: Political Files, 1918-1977.

Sub-series 1: Political Correspondence, 1918-1975.

Includes correspondence with politicians and others concerning state and national

affairs. Correspondents include Jack Williams, Carl Hayden, Morris Udall, Henry F.

Ashurst, Archie Roosevelt, Evan Mecham, Howard Pyle, Paul Fannin, Joseph

McCarthy, Ronald Reagan, John Rhodes, Denison Kitchel, Clare Booth Luce, Sam

Jones and George S. Montgomery.

7 boxes (3.5 linear ft. arranged alphabetically by correspondent, with a section of

general correspondence arranged chronologically).

Sub-series 2: Goldwater files, 1939-1977.

Includes both incoming and outgoing correspondence with Barry Goldwater from 1939-

1977. Also includes correspondence with others concerning Goldwater’s presidential

campaigns in 1960 and 1964. This correspondence is very extensive and full of

political advice, especially concerning foreign affairs and communism. It includes

speeches and addresses by Goldwater as well as the pamphlet which Brophy wrote on

Goldwater entitled Must Goldwater be Destroyed?


Sub-series 3: Political Files, 1926-1975.

This series contains the political organizations with which Brophy was active or

interested. These files contain correspondence and publications for organizations such

as the Association Against Prohibition for which Brophy was on the board of the

Arizona Association and the files include correspondence with the National

Association. Also includes Citizens for Foreign Aid (Brophy was on the Board) and the

Campaign for 48 States. These files are primarily conservative movements but also

include banking legislation and his work on the soil conservation act in Arizona.

5 boxes (2.5 linear ft.) arranged alphabetically by name of organization.

Sub-series 4: John Birch Society, 1959-1975.

Includes correspondence with Robert Welch, John Rousselot, William F. Buckley, Jr.

and others. Also includes publications by the society as well as publications by Brophy

for the society. Several files of newspapers clippings are included.

3 boxes (1.5 linear ft.) arranged by format.

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Sub-series 5: Taxation, 1930-1941.

Primarily contains Brophy’s files with the Maricopa County Taxpayers Association.

This series includes correspondence and legislative action concerning the tax laws in

Arizona.


Series 4: Business Correspondence, 1924-1975.

Sub-series 1: General Correspondence, 1926-1975.

The bulk of Frank Brophy’s papers are contained in this series. Largely business

correspondence, arranged chronologically and then alphabetically within each year, this

contains most of his correspondence during his working years. Also includes some

personal correspondence as many of Brophy’s business correspondents were also

personal friends or school friends. Most files are one file for each letter of the alphabet

but some correspondents have their own file each year or years where there was

significant correspondence. This includes Lewis Douglas, who was a lifelong friend

and Melzar Whittlesley who was a friend from Yale and also handled Brophy’s

investments. ‘Whit’s files include both personal and investment correspondence. Some

of Brophy’s correspondence is actually written by Charles Orr who was Brophy’s

secretary but handled family and business matters for him. Others with whom Brophy

carried on considerable correspondence include Stanley Burke, James S. Douglas

(1920s & 30s), John Carroll, William Kent, Jr., James Minotto, Knight Wooley and

Tom Doyle. His mining interests are represented with correspondence with Charles

Mitke, the Night Hawk Mine and the United Verde Extension. He was also interested

in newspaper publishing and radio programs and there is correspondence with

publishers around the state, including William Mathews of the Arizona Daily Star and

Eugene Pulliam of the Arizona Republic. He had some interest in the arts and had a

business interest in the Sombrero Playhouse in Phoenix and has some correspondence

with Lon Megargee concerning artwork done for bank murals and advertising.

36 boxes (18 linear ft.) arranged chronologically and alphabetically within each year.

Series 4: Sub-series 2 : Miscellaneous Business Papers, 1924-1959.

Small amount of business papers that were kept separately from the ‘‘General

Correspondence.’’ This sub-series includes papers of the Arizona Investment Company,

the Northern Arizona Securities Company, the Phoenix Date Company and the Western

Investment Company. Correspondence relating to these businesses can also be found in

the general correspondence by date.

1 box (.5 linear ft) arranged alphabetically by name of business.

Series 5: Properties & Personal Finance, 1923-1968.

Includes deeds, legal transactions and correspondence concerning properties owned by

Frank Cullen Brophy. Includes household expenses which were carefully accounted as

well as wills, legal documents and papers concerning the estates of both William H.

Brophy and Ellen Amelia Goodbody Brophy. This series includes the financial

documents of Brophy’s many properties, including properties in Deming, New Mexico,

El Paso, Texas, Los Angeles, Santa Monica as well as several properties in Phoenix.

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4 boxes (2 linear ft.) arranged alphabetically by name of property or estate.

Series 6: Banking Files, 1902-1958 (bulk: 1929-1958).

Includes business records for the Bank of Bisbee, the Bank of Douglas and various

other banks and branches on which Brophy served as an officer. The series includes

Board of Directors Meetings, Bonds and primarily correspondence. This series includes

correspondence concerning investments in all ranges of Arizona’s economy. The

development of banking in Arizona can be traced in this series.

Sub-series 1: Bank of Bisbee, Correspondence, 1929-1947.

The banking correspondence with investors and others doing business with the bank.

Contains correspondence concerning investments such as mining and property, as well

as correspondence with other banks.


Sub-series 2: Bank of Bisbee, Articles of Incorporation and Financial Statements,

1899-1937.

Includes the original articles of incorporation as well as the financial statements for

every year showing assets.

1 box (.5 linear ft.) arranged chronologically.

Sub-series 3: Bank of Douglas. Articles of Incorporation, History, Advertising, and

Financial Statements, 1902-1954.

Includes the history of the founding of the Bank of Douglas as well as the financial

records. Also contains the advertising copy which Frank Brophy wrote on the banking

business.

5 boxes (2.5 linear ft.) arranged by format.

Sub-series 4: Bank of Douglas. Correspondence, 1929-1947.

The banking correspondence with investors and others doing business with the bank.

Contains correspondence concerning investments such as mining as well as

correspondence with other banks.


Sub-series 5: Bank of Douglas Branches & Other Banks, 1944-1959.

Includes correspondence from the Branches concerning daily operations and the

buildings.

3 boxes (1.5 linear ft.) arranged alphabetically by name of bank.

Series 7: Ranching and Horse Racing, 1935-1962.

This series includes legal papers concerning the purchase of the Babacomari Ranch as

well as the records of breeding horses and cattle on the ranch. Includes a small amount

of material on the soil conservation work on the ranch. Every year there is one folder

of correspondence with Neil McCarthy with whom Brophy bred racehorses. The horse

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racing section includes Brophy’s work on horse legislation as well as correspondence

with his trainer on his own horses.


Series 8: Schools, 1930-1975.

This series includes papers concerning the American Institute for Foreign Trade

(Thunderbird) in Phoenix which Brophy helped found as well as the papers of Brophy

College Preparatory school which was founded by Brophy’s mother.

1 box (.5 linear ft.) arranged chronologically.

Series 9: Organizations, 1929-1975.

Includes correspondence and other materials with which Brophy was active or in which

he was interested. This includes Catholic charities, the Arizona-Semi Centennial, The

Greyhound Park Foundation (a charitable foundation in Maricopa County), and the

Arizona Historical Society. 3 boxes (1.5 linear ft.) arranged alphabetically by name of organization. Series 10 : Photographs, 1889-1985.

Small series of photographs, primarily of family portraits and photographs of homes

and places associated with the Brophy family, including the home in Phoenix and the

Babacomari Ranch. Includes portraits of William H. Brophy, Frank C. Brophy and

Ellen Amelia Goodbody Brophy.

1 box, (.25 linear ft.) arranged topically.

Series 11: Scrapbooks, 1882-1975

Five scrapbooks of primarily family matters. Includes newspaper clippings, some

photographs and a small amount of original letters.

5 scrapbooks (10 linear ft.)

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MS 1225: Brophy Family

Box and Folder List

Record Group I: William H. Brophy

Series 1: William H. Brophy --- Personal Papers, 1882-1921.

Box 1

f. 1 Diary, 1882

f. 2 Diary (copy excerpts), 1889

f. 3 Diary, 1905

f. 4 Diary, 1916

f. 5 Notebook , 1917

f. 6 List of store employees who presented loving cup to W. H. Brophy,

1919

f. 7 Diary, 1917-1920

f. 8 Diary, 1917-1918

f. 9 Notes & Addresses (Paris), 1917-1918

f. 10-11 Diaries, 1920-21

f. 12 Notebooks, undated

Box 2

f. 13 In Memoriam: W. H. Brophy, Pacific SW Trust & Savings Bank, 1922

f. 14 Address Book, 1909

f. 15 Financial Record, 1896

f. 16-25 Family Correspondence with Annie Brophy, 1898-1921

f. 26 Family Correspondence with Ellenita Brophy, 1917-1918

f. 27-28 Family Correspondence concerning Frank, 1907-1911

f. 29 Family Correspondence with Frank, 1902-1911

Box 3

f. 30-34 Family Correspondence with Frank, 1912-1918

f. 35-37 Family Correspondence with James E. Brophy, 1896-1920

f. 38-39 Family Correspondence with M. J. Brophy, 1899-1920

f. 40 Family Correspondence with Mary Kate Brophy, 1883-1903

f. 41-46 Family Correspondence with Nell (Ellen Brophy), 1902-1917

Box 4

f. 47 Family Correspondence with Nell (Ellen Brophy), 1918

f. 48 Family Correspondence with Polly Brophy, 1884

f. 49 Family papers re: Sabina Brophy, 1920

f. 50 Family Correspondence with Thomas Brophy, 1899-1902

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f. 51 Misc. Family Correspondence, 1896

f. 52-53 Personal Correspondence, 1896-1908

f. 54 Personal Correspondence with Nellie Cashman, 1896-1908


Box 5


f. 76 Personal Correspondence re: Ralph Ellinwood, 1918

f. 77 Personal Correspondence with Charles Orr, 1918

f. 78 Personal Correspondence, 1919-1920

f. 79 Catholic Church Correspondence, 1901-1920

Box 6

f. 80-85 Catholic Church Correspondence with Bishop Granjon, 1896-1912

f. 86 Manuscript: ‘‘The Wealth of Arizona,’’ ca. 1910

Series 2 : William H. Brophy --- Business Records, 1887-1921.

f. 87-88 Letterbooks, 1901-1906

Box 7

f. 89-91 Letterbooks, 1903-1906

Box 8

f. 92 Letterbook, 1906 (Application book)

f. 93-98 General Outgoing Correspondence, 1897-1907

f. 99 Manuscript: Knights of Columbus, 1904

f. 100-109 Business Correspondence, 1895-1896 --- ‘M’

Box 9

f. 110-126 Business Correspondence, 1896 ‘M’ --- 1897

Box 10

f. 127-143 Business Correspondence, 1898 --- 1899 ‘M’

Box 11

f. 144-166 Business Correspondence, 1899 ‘N’ --- 1901 ‘R’

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Box 12

f. 167-181 Business Correspondence, 1901 ‘S’ --- 1903 ‘F’

Box 13

f. 182 Business Correspondence with James S. Douglas, 1903

f. 183-199 Business Correspondence, 1903 ‘G’ --- 1904 ‘Z’

Box 14

f. 200-213 Business Correspondence, 1905 ‘A’ --- 1906 ‘E’

Box 15

f. 214-225 Business Correspondence, 1906 ‘F’ --- 1907 ‘I’

Box 16

f. 226-234 Business Correspondence, 1907 ‘J’ --- 1908 ‘F’

Box 17

f. 235-253 Business Correspondence, 1908 ‘G’ --- 1909 ‘Q’

Box 18

f. 254-274 Business Correspondence, 1909 ‘R’ --- 1910 ‘M’

Box 19

f. 275-291 Business Correspondence, 1910 ‘N’ --- 1911 ‘Logan’

Box 20

f. 292 Business Correspondence, 1911 --- Lucky Tiger Mine

f. 293 Business Correspondence, 1911 --- O-R

f. 294-295 Business Correspondence, 1911 --- S-Z

f. 296 Business Correspondence, 1912 --- C-D

f. 297 Business Correspondence, 1912 --- Douglas, James S.

f. 298-300 Business Correspondence, 1913-15 --- Heard Investment Company

f. 301-302 Business Correspondence, 1917-1918

f. 303-308 Business Correspondence, 1919 ---A-Z

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Box 20 A. Household expense ledger, 1923-1926 Box 20 B Household expense ledger, 1925-1929

Box 21

f. 309-314 Business Correspondence, 1920--- A-Z

f. 315 Business Correspondence, 1921--- A-D

f. 316 Business Correspondence, 1921--- Douglas, James S.

f. 317 Business Correspondence, 1921--- Northern Arizona Securities Company

f. 318 Cash Book, 1887-1898

f. 319 Cash Book, 1887-1905

f. 320 Cash Book, 1890-1899

Box 22

f. 321 Cash Book, 1899-1903

f. 322 Cash Book #8, 1907-1914

f. 323-325 Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company Ledgers, 1901-1903

f. 326 Properties : Cochise County, 1896

f. 327 Properties : 1905-1906

f. 328 Properties : 1913

f. 329 Properties : Shea Syndicate

f. 330 Properties : Yuma County, 1919

f. 331 Properties : Copper Jack Mining Claim

f. 332 Properties : Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company

f. 333 Properties : California --- Wilshire Blvd., 1912-1913

f. 334 Properties : California --- Los Angeles Real Estate Deal, 1916

f. 335 Properties : El Paso Real Estate, 1907-1908

f. 336 Properties : Maricopa County

f. 337 Properties : Deeds with Ellen Brophy (Cochise County), 1901-1902

f. 338 Personal Financial Statements, 1916-1921

Record Group II: Ellen Amelia Goodbody Brophy


Box 23

f. 339 Diary, 1912-1916


f. 355-357 Family Correspondence with Ellenita Brophy, 1915-1919

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f. 358-361 Family Correspondence with Frank C. Brophy, 1903-1907

Box 24

f. 362-382 Family Correspondence with Frank C. Brophy, 1908-1933

f. 383 Family Correspondence with Isadore Cunningham, 1922

f. 384 Family Correspondence with M. J. Brophy, 1924-1930

f. 385 Family Correspondence with Sibbie Brophy, 1931

Box 25

f. 386-404 Family Correspondence with William Brophy, 1902-1918

f. 405-407 Family Correspondence, Misc., 1889-1931

f. 408 Family Correspondence re: deaths of Ellenita & William, 1920-22

f. 409 Report Cards of Ellenita, 1913-14

f. 410-412 Report Cards of Frank, 1905-13

f. 413 Report Cards of Ellen Cunningham, 1913-1917

f. 414 Report Cards of Florence Cunningham, 1913-1917

f. 415 Report Cards of Isadore Cunningham, 1913-1918

f. 416 Family Correspondence with Cunninghams, 1927-1933

f. 417-418 Family Correspondence with Goodbodys, 1882-1934

Box 26

f. 419 Family Correspondence with Rosales Family, 1929-1932


f. 435 Personal Correspondence, undated

f. 436 Personal Correspondence with Douglas Family, 1932-1934

f. 437 Personal Correspondence with John Fineagan, 1927-1931

Box 27

f. 438 Personal Correspondence with Desmond Fitzgerald, 1925-1931

f. 439 Personal Correspondence with Bishop Daniel Gercke, 1925-1933

f. 440 Personal Correspondence with Anne McKenna, 1928-1933

f. 441-442 Personal Correspondence with Bart O’Neill, 1929-1933

f. 443 Personal Correspondence with Raude Family, 1925-1932

f. 444-445 Personal Correspondence with O. Villa, 1928-1932

f. 446-452 Telegrams Received, 1891-1923

f. 453 Telegrams Received, undated

Sub-series 1: Ellenita Brophy

f. 454 Diary of Ellenita Brophy, 1917-1919

f. 455 Family Correspondence, 1910-1920

f. 456 Family Correspondence with William Brophy, 1909


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f. 458 Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1919-1920

Series 2: Financial & Catholic Church Papers, 1917-1936.

Box 28

f. 459-463 Catholic Charities, 1917-1933

f. 464 Catholic Charities (Douglas, Ariz.), 1925-1933

f. 465 Catholic Missions. Annual Reports, 1926-1932

f. 466 Catholic Missions. Correspondence, 1926-1932

f. 467 Catholic Charities : St. Joseph’s Children’s Home, 1930-1935

f. 468 Clubs & Associations, Misc., 1924-1933

f. 469 Clubs --- Wilshire Country Club, 1925-1930

f. 470-473 Brophy College. Correspondence, 1929-1945

f. 474 Brophy College. Financial Statements

f. 475 Kino Memorial Committee, 1928-1932

f. 476 Holy Cards

Box 29

f. 477 Financial Correspondence --- Ellinwood & Ross, 1926-1934

f. 478-482 Financial Correspondence, 1924-28

f. 483 Financial Correspondence with Charles Orr, 1928

f. 484 Financial Correspondence, 1929





Box 30







f. 495 Financial --- William Brophy Estate, 1923-1925

f. 496 Financial Papers: Arizona Investment Company, 1913-1936

f. 497 Financial Papers: Night Hawk Mine, Bisbee, 1921-1924

f. 498 Financial Statements, Bank of Bisbee, 1928-1930

f. 499 Personal Financial Statements, 1920-1927

Record Group III: Frank Cullen Brophy

Series 1: Personal & Family Correspondence, 1902-1975.

Box 31

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f. 500 Biographical materials: The Brophy Family and the Founding of Brophy

College

f. 501 Misc. biographical materials on family

f. 502 Biographical clippings

f. 503 Notebook, ca. 1905

f. 504-505 Notes from Yale, 1916-1917

f. 506 Diary, 1917

f. 507-508 Diary, 1924-1925

f. 509 Passport, 1929

f. 510-511 Personal notes, 1931-1932

f. 512 Personal notes, 1935



Box 32

f. 515-516 Personal notes, 1942-1943

f. 517 Personal notes, 1949-1950

f. 518 Biographical: Reminiscences re: Northern Arizona Securities, 1976

f. 519-527 Family Correspondence with Alice Brophy (McChesney), 1937-1950


f. 530-541 Family Correspondence with Bill Brophy, 1938-1953

f. 542-558 Family Correspondence with Blake Brophy, 1938-1975

f. 559 Family Correspondence with Dan Brophy, 1975

Box 33

f. 560-568 Family Correspondence with Ellen Brophy, 1923-1933

f. 569-577 Family Correspondence with Frank Brophy, Jr., 1944-1954

f. 578-587 Family Correspondence with James Brophy, 1929-1952

f. 588 Family Correspondence with M. Marcella Brophy, 1946-1956

f. 589-591 Family Correspondence with Mary Kathleen Brophy, 1949-1955

f. 592 Family Correspondence re: Patricia Brophy’s Death, 1932

f. 593 Family Correspondence with Rory Brophy, 1952-1955

f. 594-598 Family Correspondence with Sallie R. Brophy, 1930-1938

Box 34

f. 599-605 Family Correspondence with Sallie R. Brophy, 1939-1952

f. 606-615 Family Correspondence with Sallie C. Brophy (Mickey), 1943-1954

f. 616-617 Family Correspondence with Sibbie Brophy, 1933-1940

f. 618 Family Correspondence with Steve Brophy, 1975


f. 620 Family Correspondence with William H. Brophy II, 1973-1975

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f. 621 Family Correspondence re: Francis Brophy, 1949

f. 622-625 Family Correspondence with Cunninghams, 1937-1954

f. 626 Family Correspondence with Mrs. Frank Goodbody, 1949-1950

f. 627 Family Correspondence with McChesney, Francis Joseph, 1969-1971

f. 628 Family Correspondence, Miscellaneous, 1943

f. 629 Personal Correspondence from Lewis Douglas, 1902-1905


f. 631 Personal Correspondence, Letters of condolence on father’s death, 1922


f. 635 Personal Correspondence, Letters of condolence on mother’s death,

1934


f. 637 Personal Correspondence with Lee Benham, 1952

f. 638 Personal Correspondence with Sister Mary Catherine, 1949-1953

Series 2: Manuscripts, 1941-1975.

Box 35

f. 639 Arizona Sketch Book, ‘‘Letters of comment,’’ 1952-1954

f. 640 Attorney General in Darkest Africa

f. 641 Ballad of the Barbacoma, 1955

f. 642 Comments on Commentary, 1956

f. 643 A Decade of Deceit, 1950

f. 644 Farewell to Doc, 1975

f. 645 Four Centuries of the Babacomari Ranch, 1976

f. 646 The Four Freedoms Ride Again, 1941

f. 647 Horse Breeding at Babacomari Ranch

f. 648 Horse Heaven, 1951

f. 649 Imperial Man, 1945

f. 650 International Man, 1946

f. 651 The Mystery of San Xavier Del Bac

f. 652 Poetry

f. 653 San Ignacio de Babacomari

f. 654 San Ignacio de Babacomari --- Drafts

f. 655 Research materials on Babacomari article

f. 656-657 Speech notes, 1951-1952

f. 658 Speech notes, 1955

f. 659 Speech notes --- current political situation, 1951

f. 660 Speech notes --- ‘‘Freedom’’ speech, 1952

f. 661 Speech notes --- ‘‘Our American Heritage’’

f. 662 Speech notes --- ‘‘Politics in a Changing World,’’ 1952

f. 663 Speech notes --- St. Patrick’s Day Speech, 1960

f. 664 Speech notes --- ‘‘A Time to Remember,’’ 1951

f. 665 Speech notes --- Women’s Forum, 1951

f. 666 Speech notes --- ‘‘The World Madhouse’’

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f. 667 The Sportsman’s Paradise, ca. 1910

f. 668 At a Shrine on the Desert, ca. 1938

f. 669 Miscellaneous political thoughts, 1942

f. 670 Arizona Bank History

f. 671 First National Bank History

Box 36

f. 672 Historical Research on Nellie Cashman

f. 673 Correspondence on G. W. Hunt, 1970-72

f. 674-692 Letters to the editor, 1917-1961

Box 37

f. 693-706 Letters to the editor, 1962-1975

Series 3: Political Files, 1918-1977.

Sub-series 1: Political Correspondence, 1918-1975.

Box 38

f. 707-708 Political Correspondence with Alexander, Holmes, 1957-73

f. 709-714 Political Correspondence with Allderice, Norman, 1952-61

f. 715 Political Correspondence with Andrews, T. Coleman, 1966

f. 716-717 Political Correspondence with Ashurst, Henry F., 1932-1940

f. 718 Political Correspondence with Bozell, L. Brent, 1959-1968

f. 719 Political Correspondence with Buffett, Howard, 1958-1964

f. 720-723 Political Correspondence with Fannin, Paul, 1959-1975

f. 724-725 Political Correspondence with Garvey, Dan, 1944-1950

f. 726 Political Correspondence with Giragi, Columbus, 1944

f. 727 Political Correspondence with Goddard, Sam, 1966

f. 728 Political Correspondence with Gregory, Douglas, 1966-1968

f. 729 Political Correspondence with Haley, J. Evetts, 1958-1963

f. 730 Political Correspondence with Harless, Richard, 1944-1948

f. 731 Political Correspondence with Haugh, John, 1966-1968

f. 732-736 Political Correspondence with Hayden, Carl, 1932-1939

Box 39

f. 737-748 Political Correspondence with Hayden, Carl, 1940-1968

f. 749 Political Correspondence with Jones, Mark M., 1965-1966

f. 750-755 Political Correspondence with Jones, Sam, 1953-1964

f. 756-757 Political Correspondence with Kamp, Joseph P., 1962-1968

f. 758-759 Political Correspondence with Kent, William, 1954-1964

f. 760 Political Correspondence with Kitchel, Denison, 1962-1963

f. 761-762 Political Correspondence with Knupffer, George, 1960-1965

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Box 40

f. 763 Political Correspondence with Labin, Suzanne, 1965-1966

f. 764 Political Correspondence with Lane, Arthur Bliss, 1951

f. 765 Political Correspondence with Luce, Clare Booth, 1959-1964, 1975

f. 766 Political Correspondence with McCarthy, Joseph, 1950-1958

f. 767 Political Correspondence concerning McCarthy, Joseph, 1954-1959

f. 768-769 Articles concerning McCarthy, Joseph

f. 770 Newspaper clippings concerning McCarthy, Joseph

f. 771-773 Political Correspondence with McFarland, Ernest, 1941-1955

f. 774-781 Political Correspondence with Manion, Clarence, 1955-1975

f. 782 Political Correspondence with Mecham, Evan, 1962-1964

f. 783 Political Correspondence with Moeur, Benjamin, 1935

Box 41

f. 784-789 Political Correspondence with Montgomery, George S., 1959-1965

f. 790-791 Political Correspondence with Neylan, John Francis, 1952-1956

f. 792 Political Correspondence with Oliver, Revilo, 1965-1966

f. 793-794 Political Correspondence with Pegler, Westbrook, 1951-1968

f. 795 Political Correspondence with Pyle, Howard, 1951-1954

f. 796-797 Political Correspondence with Reagan, Ronald, 1959?-1968

f. 798-799 Political Correspondence with Rhodes, John, 1955-1975

f. 800-801 Political Correspondence with Richmond, Raymond S., 1963-1968

f. 802-804 Political Correspondence with Roosevelt, Archie, 1954-1965

f. 805-806 Political Correspondence with Russell, Hubbard, 1956-1963

f. 807 Political Correspondence with Smith, Marvin, 1959-1962

Box 42

f. 808 Political Correspondence with Smoot, Dan, 1961-1964

f. 809-811 Political Correspondence with Snowden, R. B., 1958-1968

f. 812-814 Political Correspondence with Steiger, Sam, 1964-1975

f. 815-816 Political Correspondence with Stratton, Sally, 1956, 1964

f. 817-818 Political Correspondence with Taft, Robert, 1947-1951

f. 819 Political Correspondence concerning ‘Taft for President’, 1948

f. 820 Political Correspondence concerning ‘Taft for President’, 1952

f. 821 Political Correspondence concerning Taft Memorial Fund, 1956

f. 822 Political files concerning Taft, Newspaper Clippings, 1951-1952

f. 823 Political files concerning Taft, Articles, 1952-1959

f. 824-825 Political correspondence with Udall, Morris, 1967-1974

f. 826 Political correspondence concerning Walker, Edwin, 1961-1962

f. 827 Political correspondence with Wilkinson, Ernest, 1962

f. 828-835 Political correspondence with Williams, Jack, 1961-1972

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Box 43

f. 836-837 Political correspondence with Williams, Jack, 1973-1975

f. 838 Political correspondence with Willkie, Wendell, 1940

f. 839-843 Political correspondence concerning Willkie campaign, 1940-1941

f. 844-861 Political correspondence, General, 1918-1945

Box 44

f. 862-891 Political correspondence, General, 1946-1975

Sub-series 2: Goldwater Files, 1939-1977.

Box 45

f. 892 Business correspondence with Barry Goldwater, 1939-1952

f. 893-908 Political Correspondence with Barry Goldwater, 1953-1977

f. 909-911 Political Correspondence concerning Barry Goldwater, 1960-1964

f. 912-914 Speeches & Address, 1952, 1957-1958

Box 46

f. 915 Sam Jones’ Book on Goldwater, 1959

f. 916 1960 Presidential Campaign ‘‘Goldwater for President Committee’’

f. 917 1960 Presidential Campaign --- ‘‘Convention Data’’

f. 918-919 1960 Presidential Campaign --- ‘‘Confidential Correspondence,’’ 1959-

1960

f. 920 1964 Presidential Campaign --- Correspondence

f. 921 1964 Presidential Campaign --- ‘‘Post-nomination Correspondence’’

f. 922 1964 Presidential Campaign --- ‘‘Post-election Correspondence’’

f. 923 1964 Presidential Campaign --- Articles

f. 924 1964 Presidential Campaign --- ‘‘26 Million Americans Plus’’

f. 925 Republican State Committee, 1965

f. 926 Memo for Goldwater, 1961-1962

f. 927 Must Barry Goldwater be Destroyed?, --- Correspondence, 1964-1965

f. 928 Must Barry Goldwater be Destroyed?, 1964

f. 929 And He Was….

Sub-series 3: Political Files, 1926-1975.

Box 47

f. 931 American Liberty League, 1935

f. 932 American Party, 1973-1975

f. 933 Americans for Constitutional Action, 1968

f. 934-940 Association Against Prohibition. Correspondence, 1926-1938

f. 941 Association Against Prohibition, 1940-1941

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f. 942 Association Against Prohibition. Pamphlets, 1926-1933

f. 943-945 Bank Legislation, 1949-1951

f. 946 Bank Legislation. State Bank Amendment Campaign, 1950

f. 947 Better Government Association, 1952-1953

Box 48

f. 948-949 Campaign for the 48 States, 1956-1957

f. 950 Campaign for the 48 States --- Snowden Correspondence, 1956-1957

f. 951-957 Citizens for Foreign Aid. Correspondence, 1959-1972

f. 958-962 Citizens for Foreign Aid. Statements, 1959-1963

Box 49

f. 963-964 Citizens for Foreign Aid. Statements, 1964-1966

f. 965 Citizens for Foreign Aid., Misc. Mailings, 1959-1964

f. 966 Citizens for Foreign Aid., Newsletters, 1959-1964

f. 967 Citizens Information Center, 1962-1965

f. 968 Council for Inter-American Cooperation, 1945-1946

f. 969 Coxon for Governor, 1944

f. 970-972 Crusade for Freedom, 1950-1961

f. 973 Crusade for Freedom. Freedom Scrolls, 1951

f. 974-975 For America, 1956-1957

Box 50

f. 976-977 For America, 1958-1960

f. 978 Global Strategy, 1959-1960

f. 979 Human Events, 1958-1964

f. 980 Intelligence Report, 1963-1964

f. 981 Inter-American Council of Arizona, 1945

f. 982 Lewis, Fulton Programme, 1955-1959

f. 983-985 Liberty Amendment, 1964-1973

f. 986 Medias Unlimited, 1965-1966

f. 987 Mental Health Legislation, 1966

f. 988 National Council for Civic Responsibility, 1965

f. 989-990 National Economic Council, 1967-1970

f. 991-992 National Review, 1955, 1965

f. 993 New Party, 1958-1959

Box 51

f. 994 Republican Party, 1964-1967

f. 995-996 Soil Conservation Act. Correspondence, 1937-1938

f. 997 Soil Conservation Act. Legislation, 1937-1938

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f. 998 Tijerina, 1967-1971

f. 999 United States Flag Committee, 1962-1963

f. 1000 Victory in Vietnam Committee, 1970-1972

f. 1001 Young Americans for Freedom, 1961-1964

Sub-series 4: John Birch Society, 1959-1975.

Box 52

f. 1002 Correspondence with Allen, Gary, 1969-1975

f. 1003 Correspondence with Buckley, William F., Jr., 1965-1967

f. 1004-1006 Correspondence with Rousselot, John, 1962-1967

f. 1007 Correspondence with Stanley, Scott (& The American Opinion), 1968-75

f. 1008-1022 Correspondence with Welch, Bob, 1959-1975

f. 1023 Correspondence with Westerfield, Rex, 1969-1973

Box 53

f. 1024-1040 Correspondence, Miscellaneous, 1959-1975

f. 1041 John Birch Society and the Catholic Church, 1964-1965

f. 1042-1043 Catholics, Communism & The Commonweal, 1962-1964

f. 1044 Blue Type Circulars, 1967-1968

Box 54

f. 1045-1046 Blue Type Circulars, 1969-1975

f. 1047 Articles on Motorede (Movement to Restore Decency), 1969

f. 1048 Articles on Sensitivity Training, 1973-1975

f. 1049 Frank Marisch Memorial, 1968-1969

f. 1050-1058 Miscellaneous Publications, 1960-1975

f. 1059 Miscellaneous Publications, n.d.

f. 1060-1061 Articles, 1965-1972

f. 1062-1066 Newspaper Clippings, 1961-1967

f. 1067 Advertising, 1974

f. 1068 Financial Reports, 1964-1971

Sub-series 5: Taxation, 1930-1941.

Box 55

f. 1069 Taxation, 1930

f. 1070 Taxation. Bank Taxation, 1940-1941

f. 1071 Taxation. State Budget expenditures --- Analysis, 1930

f. 1072 Maricopa County Taxpayers Association. Articles of Incorporation,

1931

f. 1073 Maricopa County Taxpayers League. Correspondence on Railroad tax,

1931-1932

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f. 1074-1075 Maricopa County Taxpayers Association. Correspondence, 1931

f. 1076 Maricopa County Taxpayers Association. Finances, 1931

f. 1077 Maricopa County Taxpayers Association. Manuscripts, 1931

f. 1078 Maricopa County Taxpayers Association. Proposed Legislation, 1931

f. 1079 Maricopa County Taxpayers Association. Members, 1932

f. 1080 Taxation amendment, 1932

f. 1081-1082 Maricopa County Taxpayers Association. Correspondence, January-

February 1932

Box 56

f. 1083-1092 Maricopa County Taxpayers Association. Correspondence, March-

December 1932

f. 1093 Maricopa County Taxpayers Association. Drafts & Notes, 1932

f. 1094 Maricopa County Taxpayers Association. Reports and Statements, 1932

f. 1095 Maricopa County Taxpayers Association. Correspondence, January-June

1933

Box 57

f. 1096 Maricopa County Taxpayers Association. Correspondence, July-

December 1933


f. 1098 Maricopa County Taxpayers Association. Proposed Legislation, 1931

Maricopa County Taxpayers Association. Proposed Legislation, 1933

f. 1099 Maricopa County Taxpayers Association. State and municipal funds,

1933

f. 1100 Maricopa County Taxpayers Association. State budget expenditures,

1933

f. 1101 Tax Law (Arizona), 1933

f. 1102 Maricopa County Taxpayers Association. Correspondence, 1935

f. 1103 Maricopa County Taxpayers Association. Gross income data, 1935


f. 1105 Maricopa County Taxpayers Association. Proposed legislation, 1935

f. 1106 Maricopa County Taxpayers Association. State budget expenditures,

1935

f. 1107 Maricopa County Taxpayers Association, 1936

f. 1108 Taxation, General, 1938

f. 1109 Taxation, General --- Research, 1938

f. 1110-1111 Maricopa County Taxpayers Association. Correspondence, 1940-1941

Series 4: Business Correspondence, 1926-1975.

Sub-series 1: General Correspondence, 1926-1975.

Box 58

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f. 1112 General Correspondence, 1926-28 Central School Parcel

f. 1113 General Correspondence, 1928 --- Douglas, James S.

f. 1114 General Correspondence, 1928 --- Johnson, George

f. 1115 General Correspondence, 1928 --- R

f. 1116 General Correspondence, 1928 --- Whittlesey

f. 1117-1120 General Correspondence, 1929 --- A-D


f. 1122 General Correspondence, 1929 --- Douglas, Lewis

f. 1123-1132 General Correspondence, 1929 --- E --- Mc

f. 1133 General Correspondence, 1929 --- Mitke, Charles

Box 59

f. 1134 General Correspondence, 1929 --- N

f. 1135 General Correspondence, 1929 --- National City Bank of New York

f. 1136 General Correspondence, 1929 --- Night Hawk Mine

f. 1137 General Correspondence, 1929 --- O

f. 1138 General Correspondence, 1929 --- Orr, Charles

f. 1139-1143 General Correspondence, 1929 --- P --- U

f. 1144 General Correspondence, 1929 --- United Verde Extension

f. 1145 General Correspondence, 1929 --- W


f. 1147 General Correspondence, 1929 --- Whittlesey --- Telegrams

f. 1148 General Correspondence, 1929 --- X-Y-Z

Box 60

f. 1149-1152 General Correspondence, 1930 --- A-E



f. 1155 General Correspondence, 1930 --- Engineers Oil Co.

f. 1156-1161 General Correspondence, 1930 --- F-M


f. 1163 General Correspondence, 1930 --- N-O

f. 1164 General Correspondence, 1930 --- Night Hawk Claim

f. 1165-1166 General Correspondence, 1930 --- Orr, Charles

f. 1167 General Correspondence, 1930 --- P

f. 1168 General Correspondence, 1930 --- Phoenix Date Company

Box 61

f. 1169 General Correspondence, 1930 --- Polo

f. 1170-1171 General Correspondence, 1930 --- R-S

f. 1172 General Correspondence, 1930 --- Security Trust

f. 1173-1175 General Correspondence, 1930 --- T-Z

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f. 1177-1179 General Correspondence, 1931 --- A-C

f. 1180 General Correspondence, 1931 --- Citrus Business

f. 1181 General Correspondence, 1931 --- D

f. 1182 General Correspondence, 1931 --- Desert Hill Land



f. 1185-1193 General Correspondence, 1931 --- E-M


f. 1195-1196 General Correspondence, 1931 --- N-O


f. 1198-1199 General Correspondence, 1931 --- P-R

Box 62

f. 1200-1204 General Correspondence, 1931 --- S-W



f. 1209 General Correspondence, 1932 --- Citrus





f. 1222 General Correspondence, 1932-1937 Meteor Crater Exploration &

Mining Company


f. 1224 General Correspondence, 1932 --- Morenci Water Company

Box 63





f. 1229-1234 General Correspondence, 1932 --- P-W



f. 1239 General Correspondence, 1933 --- Cienega Ranch




f. 1243-1245 General Correspondence, 1933 --- E-G

f. 1246 General Correspondence, 1933 --- Gold Deal

f. 1247 General Correspondence, 1933 --- H

f. 1248 General Correspondence, 1933 --- Hexite

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f. 1249-1251 General Correspondence, 1933 --- J-L

Box 64

f. 1252-1253 General Correspondence, 1933 --- Mc-M






f. 1259-1263 General Correspondence, 1933 --- P-V

f. 1264 General Correspondence, 1928-1933 --- United Aviation Corp.

f. 1265 General Correspondence, 1933 --- W-Z

f. 1266-1267 General Correspondence, 1933 --- Whittlesey

f. 1268-1269 General Correspondence, 1934 --- A-B

Box 65

f. 1270-1271 General Correspondence, 1934 --- C-D



f. 1274 General Correspondence, 1934 --- E

f. 1275 General Correspondence, 1934 --- Ellinwood & Ross



f. 1284-1286 General Correspondence, 1934 --- Mc-O


f. 1288-1290 General Correspondence, 1934 --- P-S

f. 1291 General Correspondence, 1934 --- Salt River Valley Water Users Assoc.

f. 1292 General Correspondence, 1934 --- T

f. 1293 General Correspondence, 1934 --- Taxation

f. 1294-1295 General Correspondence, 1934 --- U-W


f. 1297 General Correspondence, 1934 --- Yale

Box 66


f. 1301 General Correspondence, 1935 --- Cunningham




f. 1305-1309 General Correspondence, 1935 --- E-L

f. 1310 General Correspondence, 1935 --- Lockhart, Lym


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f. 1323 General Correspondence, 1935 --- Wauchtal


f. 1325 General Correspondence, 1935 --- Wooley, Knight

Box 67


f. 1329 General Correspondence, 1936 --- Cunningham


f. 1331 General Correspondence, 1936 --- Don Luis Mines











f. 1355 General Correspondence, 1936 --- Wolverine & Arizona


Box 68


f. 1360 General Correspondence, 1937 --- Catholic Club

f. 1361 General Correspondence, 1937 --- Clifton Water Company





f. 1366-1367 General Correspondence, 1937 --- F-G

f. 1368 General Correspondence, 1937 --- Grand Central Mining Company

f. 1369-1375 General Correspondence, 1937 --- H-M




f. 1380-1382 General Correspondence, 1937 --- P-T

f. 1383 General Correspondence, 1937 --- Tejon Ranch


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Box 69



f. 1390 General Correspondence, 1938 --- A

f. 1391 General Correspondence, 1938 --- Arizona State Fair Commission

f. 1392-1394 General Correspondence, 1938 --- B-D




f. 1398-1402 General Correspondence, 1938 --- F-L

f. 1403 General Correspondence, 1938 --- Libbey Fruit Packing


Box 70


f. 1409-1412 General Correspondence, 1938 --- P-T

f. 1413 General Correspondence, 1938 --- Van Dusen





f. 1420 General Correspondence, 1939 --- Cunningham, Jack




Box 71

f. 1432 General Correspondence, 1939 --- Mining Claims

f. 1433 General Correspondence, 1937-1939 --- Mining Trust Limited







f. 1445 General Correspondence, 1940 --- Arizona Citrus Sales

f. 1446-1447 General Correspondence, 1940 --- B-C

f. 1448 General Correspondence, 1938-1940 --- Cement Wrapped Pipe Company


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Box 72



f. 1452 General Correspondence, 1940 --- Doyle, Tom



f. 1455-1456 General Correspondence, 1940 --- F-G

f. 1457 General Correspondence, 1940 --- General Grocery Company

f. 1458 General Correspondence, 1940 --- Grapefruit Juice

f. 1459-1464 General Correspondence, 1940 --- H-M





Box 73



f. 1476-77 General Correspondence, 1941 --- A-B

f. 1478 General Correspondence, 1941 --- Burke, Stanley

f. 1479 General Correspondence, 1941 --- C






f. 1485 General Correspondence, 1941 --- F

f. 1486 General Correspondence, 1941 --- Fort Huachuca

f. 1487 General Correspondence, 1941 --- G

f. 1488 General Correspondence, 1941 --- General Grocery Co.

f. 1489-1492 General Correspondence, 1941 --- H-L

f. 1493-94 General Correspondence, 1941 --- Libbey Fruit Packing Company

f. 1495-1497 General Correspondence, 1941 --- Mc-N

f. 1498 General Correspondence, 1941 --- Nighthawk Claim


f. 1500 General Correspondence, 1941 --- O-P

f. 1501 General Correspondence, 1937-1941 --- Phoenix Date Company

Box 74

f. 1502-1505 General Correspondence, 1941 --- R-W



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f. 1522 General Correspondence, 1942 --- Libbey Fruit Juice




f. 1527 General Correspondence, 1942 --- National Republic



f. 1530 General Correspondence, 1942 --- P-R

Box 75

f. 1531 General Correspondence, 1942 --- Phoenix Date Company

f. 1532-1537 General Correspondence, 1942 --- S-Z



f. 1540 General Correspondence, 1943 --- American Capital Corporation

f. 1541 General Correspondence, 1943 --- B

f. 1542 General Correspondence, 1943-64 --- Bruce Publishing Company

f. 1543-1544 General Correspondence, 1943 --- C-D


f. 1546 General Correspondence, 1943 --- E-G


f. 1548-1549 General Correspondence, 1943 --- H-L

f. 1550 General Correspondence, 1943 --- Libbey Fruit Juice

f. 1551 General Correspondence, 1943 --- Mc

f. 1552-1554 General Correspondence, 1943 --- M-N

f. 1555 General Correspondence, 1943 --- Newspaper (proposed)


Box 76




f. 1567 General Correspondence, 1944 --- Carroll, John




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f. 1576-1578 General Correspondence, 1944 --- Mc-N

f. 1579 General Correspondence, 1944 --- National Republic

f. 1580 General Correspondence, 1944 --- O-P


f. 1582-1587 General Correspondence, 1944 --- R-Z



Box 77


f. 1593 General Correspondence, 1945 --- Catholic World











f. 1617 General Correspondence, 1946 --- Arizona Bankers Association



Box 78

f. 1621 General Correspondence, 1946 --- Catholic World







f. 1636-1637 General Correspondence, 1946 --- P-R

f. 1638 General Correspondence, 1946 --- Radio Station


f. 1642 General Correspondence, 1946 --- Water




f. 1646 General Correspondence, 1947 --- Arizona Bankers Association


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Box 79





f. 1662 General Correspondence, 1947 --- Megargee, Lon

f. 1663-1666 General Correspondence, 1947 --- N-R

f. 1667 General Correspondence, 1947 --- Radio Phoenix



Box 80


f. 1674 General Correspondence, 1947 --- Zetterholm, M. E.







f. 1688-1691 General Correspondence, 1948 --- Mc-P


f. 1693-1695 General Correspondence, 1948 --- Q-T

f. 1696 General Correspondence, 1948 --- Trip




f. 1701 General Correspondence, 1948 --- Yale

Box 81





f. 1708-1716 General Correspondence, 1949 --- E-Q

f. 1717 General Correspondence, 1949 --- Phoenix Livestock Show

f. 1718-1719 General Correspondence, 1949 --- R-S

f. 1720 General Correspondence, 1949 --- St. Francis Xavier Parish

f. 1721-1724 General Correspondence, 1949 --- T-Z



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f. 1736 General Correspondence, 1950 --- Libbey Fruit Packing Company


Box 82




f. 1742-1744 General Correspondence, 1950 --- P-S

f. 1745 General Correspondence, 1950 --- Sphinx Date Company



f. 1748-1750 General Correspondence, 1950 --- U-Z






f. 1761 General Correspondence, 1951 --- Kent, William, Jr.

f. 1762 General Correspondence, 1951 --- Mc

f. 1763 General Correspondence, 1951 --- McCarthy, Neil

f. 1764 General Correspondence, 1951 --- M

f. 1765 General Correspondence, 1951 --- Minotto, James



f. 1769-1770 General Correspondence, 1951 --- Q-S

f. 1771 General Correspondence, 1951 --- Sphinx Date Company



f. 1774-1775 General Correspondence, 1951 --- U-Z

Box 83





f. 1782-1785 General Correspondence, 1952 --- E-K


f. 1787-1788 General Correspondence, 1952 --- L-Mc



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f. 1806 General Correspondence, 1953 --- Central Park Plan



Box 84

f. 1809-1810 General Correspondence, 1953 --- E-G

f. 1811 General Correspondence, 1953 --- Garrity, Devin

f. 1812-1814 General Correspondence, 1953 --- H-K


f. 1816-1817 General Correspondence, 1953 --- L-Mc




f. 1821-1822 General Correspondence, 1953 --- N-P


f. 1824-1826 General Correspondence, 1953 --- Q-T






f. 1833 General Correspondence, 1954 --- Arizona Daily Star

f. 1834 General Correspondence, 1954-1958 --- Arizona Republic




f. 1839 General Correspondence, 1954 --- Devin-Adair Company



Box 85


f. 1848 General Correspondence, 1954-1962 --- Mitke, Charles

f. 1849-1853 General Correspondence, 1954 --- N-T


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f. 1860 General Correspondence, 1955 --- Arizona Daily Star






Box 86

f. 1875-1878 General Correspondence, 1955 --- N-S

f. 1879 General Correspondence, 1955 --- Sombrero Playhouse








f. 1891-1904 General Correspondence, 1956 --- E-S

f. 1905 General Correspondence, 1956 --- Sombrero Playhouse

f. 1906 General Correspondence, 1956 --- ‘‘Screwball Letters’’

f. 1907 General Correspondence, 1956 --- T-U



Box 87



f. 1916 General Correspondence, 1957 --- F

f. 1917 General Correspondence, 1957 --- Federal Building, Phoenix

f. 1918-1926 General Correspondence, 1957 --- G-V

f. 1927 General Correspondence, 1957-1958 --- Tombstone Epitaph




f. 1934-1944 General Correspondence, 1958 --- F-Z



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Box 88

f. 1950-1960 General Correspondence, 1959 --- E-W



f. 1963-1969 General Correspondence, 1960 --- A-V

f. 1970 General Correspondence, 1960-1964 --- University of Arizona

f. 1971 General Correspondence, 1960 --- W-Z



f. 1975-1982 General Correspondence, 1961 --- D-W


Box 89




f. 1991 General Correspondence, 1962 --- Lyric Theatre International

f. 1992-1996 General Correspondence, 1962 --- M-W


f. 1998 General Correspondence, 1962 --- Y-Z


f. 2000 General Correspondence, 1963-1964 --- Arizona News Digest

f. 2001 General Correspondence, 1963 --- B

f. 2002 General Correspondence, 1963-1964 --- Burke, Stan

f. 2003-2004 General Correspondence, 1963-1964 --- C-D


f. 2006-2016 General Correspondence, 1963 --- E-W





f. 2024-2028 General Correspondence, 1964 --- E-P

Box 90

f. 2029-2033 General Correspondence, 1964 --- R-W





f. 2041-2043 General Correspondence, 1965 --- E-H

f. 2044 General Correspondence, 1965 --- Hennacy, Ammon

f. 2045-2052 General Correspondence, 1965 --- J-Z

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f. 2054-2059 General Correspondence, 1966 --- A-H

f. 2060 General Correspondence, 1966 --- Institute for Humane Studies

f. 2061-2062 General Correspondence, 1966 --- J-L

f. 2063 General Correspondence, 1966 --- Lea, Opie Rundle Burgess

f. 2064-2071 General Correspondence, 1966 --- Mc-W


Box 91

f. 2073-2075 General Correspondence, 1967-68 --- A-C

f. 2076 General Correspondence, 1967-68 --- Carlson, Theodore

f. 2077 General Correspondence, 1967-68 --- D

f. 2078 General Correspondence, 1967-68 --- Douglas, Lewis

f. 2079-2091 General Correspondence, 1967-68 --- E-S

f. 2092 General Correspondence, 1967-68 --- Sovereign Order of St. John of

Jerusalem

f. 2093-2095 General Correspondence, 1967-68 --- T-W

f. 2096 General Correspondence, 1967-68 --- Wells, Leslie

f. 2097 General Correspondence, 1967-68 --- Whittlesey

f. 2098 General Correspondence, 1967-68 --- X-Y-Z

f. 2099 General Correspondence, 1969-72 --- A

f. 2100 General Correspondence, 1969-72 --- Arizona Highways

f. 2101 General Correspondence, 1969-72 --- B

f. 2102 General Correspondence, 1969-72 --- Bozell, Brent



Box 92

f. 2106-2112 General Correspondence, 1969-72 --- E-K

f. 2113 General Correspondence, 1969-72 --- Kamp, Joseph P.

f. 2114 General Correspondence, 1969-72 --- L

f. 2115 General Correspondence, 1969-72 --- Latta, John H.

f. 2116-2117 General Correspondence, 1969-72 --- Mc-M

f. 2118 General Correspondence, 1969-72 --- Marquis of Merry del Val

f. 2119-2121 General Correspondence, 1969-72 --- N-P

f. 2122 General Correspondence, 1969-72 --- Pepperdine University

f. 2123-2124 General Correspondence, 1969-72 --- R-S

f. 2125 General Correspondence, 1969-72 --- Sonnichsen, Charles Leland


f. 2129 General Correspondence, 1969-72 --- Western Islands Publishers


f. 2131 General Correspondence, 1969-72 --- Yale

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Box 93

f. 2132-2133 General Correspondence, 1973-75 --- A-B

f. 2134 General Correspondence, 1973-75 --- Bourgade High School



f. 2138-2139 General Correspondence, 1973-75 --- E-F

f. 2140 General Correspondence, 1973-75 --- Fort Huachuca

f. 2141-2152 General Correspondence, 1973-75 --- G-S

f. 2153 General Correspondence, 1973-75 --- Sonnichsen, Charles Leland


f. 2158 General Correspondence, 1973-75 --- Whittlesey


f. 2160 General Correspondence, 1973-75 --- Yale

Series 4: Sub-series 2: Miscellaneous Business Papers, 1924-1959

Box 94

f. 2161 Arizona Investment Company. Stock Certificates

f. 2162 General Sales Company, 1958-1959

f. 2163 General Sales Company. Stock Certificates, 1947-1954

f. 2164 Northern Arizona Securities Co., 1922

f. 2165 Northern Arizona Securities Co. - Reports, 1924-1925

f. 2166 Northern Arizona Securities Co., - Correspondence, 1925

f. 2167-2168 Phoenix Date Company. Financial Statements, 1928-1946

f. 2169 Sphinx Date Company, 1947-1951

f. 2170 Sphinx Date Company, 1949-1954

f. 2171-2172 Western Investment Company, 1939-1946

Series 5: Properties & Personal Finance, 1923-1968.

Box 95

f. 2172-2183 Colehurst Apartments (Los Angeles), 1936-1945

Box 96

f. 2184-2186 Deming Land, 1933-1941

f. 2187-2194 El Paso Property, 1930-1938

f. 2195 Irish Property --- Correspondence with Hugh Brophy, 1960-1968

f. 2196 Irish Property --- Correspondence with N. Lacy, 1961-1962

f. 2197-2198 Irish Properties, 1961-1963

f. 2199 Los Angeles Real Estate, 1935-42

f. 2200 Mesa Buildings, 1940

f. 2201-2204 St. Francis Addition (Phoenix), 1937-1942

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Box 97

f. 2205 San Diego Property, 1936

f. 2206-2212 Santa Monica, 1935-1941

f. 2213 Santa Paula Land, 1938

f. 2214 Sphinx Club, 1950-1960

f. 2215 Tejon Ranches, 1936

f. 2216 Van Buren property, 1939

f. 2217 Vista Estates, 1932

f. 2218 Property Deeds, Misc.

f. 2219 Personal Finance: American Hawaiian Steamship Company, 1954-1955

f. 2220 Bank of America, 1950

f. 2221-2227 Personal Finance: Household Expenses, 1930-1939

Box 98

f. 2228-2235 Personal Finance: Household Expenses, 1940-1947

f. 2236 Personal Finance: Trust Correspondence, 1944

f. 2237 Personal Finance: Will, 1931

f. 2238 Personal Finance: Ellen Brophy Estate, 1935

f. 2239 Personal Finance: Personal Estate Papers, 1936-1948 (Francis J. Ryley)

f. 2240 Personal Finance: Guardianship papers, 1948

f. 2241 Personal Finance: Francis Cullen Brophy Estate, 1948

f. 2242-2243 Personal Finance: William Brophy Estate Papers, 1923, 1946

Series 6: Banking Files, 1902-1958 (bulk: 1929-1958).

Sub-series 1: Bank of Bisbee, Correspondence, 1929-1947.

Box 99

f. 2244-2252 Bank of Bisbee. Correspondence, 1929-1936

Box 100


f. 2275-2278 Bank of Bisbee. ‘‘Japanese Data,’’ 1938-1942

Box 101


Sub-series 2: Bank of Bisbee, Articles of Incorporation and Financial Statements,

1899-1937.

Box 102

f. 2299 Bank of Bisbee. Articles of Incorporation, 1899

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f. 2300-2305 Bank of Bisbee. Annual Statements, 1921-1931

Box 103

f. 2306-2311 Bank of Bisbee. Annual Statements, 1932-1937

Sub-series 3: Bank of Douglas. Articles of Incorporation, History, Advertising, and

Financial Statements, 1902-1954.

f. 2312 Bank of Douglas. Articles of Incorporation, 1902

f. 2313 Bank of Douglas. History & By-laws

f. 2314 Bank of Douglas. Advertising, 1936

f. 2315 Bank of Douglas. Advertising Copy, 1950-1952

f. 2316 Bank of Douglas. Advertising. Copyright, Publication & Distribution,

1947-52

f. 2317 Bank of Douglas. Advertising. Calendars & Blotters, 1948

f. 2318-2319 Bank of Douglas. Advertising. Newspaper Ads, 1945-1946

Box 104

f. 2320-2326 Bank of Douglas. Advertising. Newspaper Ads, 1947-1953

f. 2327 Bank of Douglas. Advertising. (All offices), 1951-1954

f. 2328 Bank of Douglas. Advertising. Story of the Bank of Douglas & The Last

Frontier, 1955

f. 2329 Bank of Douglas. Advertising. Arizona, 1887-1950

f. 2330 Bank of Douglas. Advertising. Essays in Advertising, 1946

f. 2331 Bank of Douglas. Advertising. Essays in Advertising, Correspondence,

1946

f. 2332 Bank of Douglas. Advertising. Flynn Program Information, 1952

f. 2333 Bank of Douglas. Advertising. Sam Jones Radio Program.

Correspondence, 1950-1953

Box 105

f. 2334 Bank of Douglas. Advertising. Sam Jones Radio Program broadcasts,

1950-1955

f. 2335 Bank of Douglas. Advertising. Turnbow Radio Program, 1951-1952

f. 2336 Bank of Douglas. Advertising. Misc. correspondence, 1948-1953

f. 2337 Bank of Douglas. Banking Hints, 1903?

f. 2338-2347 Bank of Douglas. Board of Directors. Meetings & Minutes, 1936-1947

f. 2348-2350 Bank of Douglas. Bond Correspondence, 1939-1941

Box 106

f. 2351-2352 Bank of Douglas. Bond Correspondence, 1942-1943

f. 2353-2359 Bank of Douglas. Bond lists, 1940-1946

f. 2360 Bank of Douglas. Building improvements, 1937

f. 2361 Bank of Douglas. Building contract, 1947

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f. 2362 Bank of Douglas. Inspection reports, 1948

f. 2363 Bank of Douglas. Insurance appraisal, 1939

f. 2364-2365 Bank of Douglas. Loan reports, 1950-1953

f. 2366-2367 Bank of Douglas. Statement of condition, 1939, 1948-1957

f. 2368-2369 Bank of Douglas. Report to stockholders, 1951-1958

f. 2370-2371 Bank of Douglas. Statements, 1930-1931

Box 107


Box 108


Sub-series 4: Correspondence, 1929-1947.

f. 2395-2407 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence, 1929-June 1935

Box 109

f. 2408-2427 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence, July 1935-December 1936

Box 110

f. 2428-2451 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence, 1937- 1938

Box 111

f. 2452-2469 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence, 1939-1942

Box 112


Box 113

f. 2506 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence --- ‘A,’ 1948-1953

f. 2507 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence --- Arizona Bankers Association,

1951-1953

f. 2508 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence --- ‘B,’ 1950-1954

f. 2509 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence --- Bankers Trust Co., 1948-1953

f. 2510 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence --- ‘C,’ 1949-1954

f. 2511 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence --- California Bank, 1948-1953

f. 2512 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence --- Central Hanover Bank & Trust,

1949-1950

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f. 2513 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence --- Chamber of Commerce, 1950-1952

f. 2514 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence --- City National Bank, 1947-1952

f. 2515 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence --- Commerce Trust Company, 1947-

1950

f. 2516 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence --- Corn Exchange Bank Trust, 1949-

1950

f. 2517 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence --- ‘D’, 1949-1954

f. 2518 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence --- ‘E’, 1948-1953

f. 2519 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence --- Emery, John, 1949-1951

f. 2520 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence --- Employee Parties, 1949-1952

f. 2521 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence --- ‘F’, 1949-1955

f. 2522 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence --- ‘FDIC’, 1947-1955

f. 2523-2524 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence --- First National Bank of Arizona,

1949-1955

f. 2525-2530 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence --- G-M, 1949-1954

f. 2531 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence --- Mercantile Commerce Bank &

Trust, 1949

f. 2532 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence --- ‘N’, 1949-1952

f. 2533 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence --- National Shawmut Bank of Boston,

1949-1954

f. 2534-2537 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence --- O-S, 1948-1954

Box 114

f. 2538-2539 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence --- Sombrero Playhouse, 1949-1956

f. 2540-2542 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence --- T-V, 1949-1954

f. 2543 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence --- Valley National Bank, 1949-1955

f. 2544 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence --- W, 1949-1952

f. 2545-2548 Bank of Douglas. Correspondence re: Saturday closing, 1950-1953

f. 2549 Bank of Douglas. Sale to Walter Bimson, 1952

f. 2550 Bank of Douglas. Congratulations letters upon retirement, 1955


Sub-series 5: Bank of Douglas Branches & Other Banks, 1944-1959.

Box 115

f. 2554 Bank of Douglas. Bisbee Branch. Correspondence, 1949-1951

f. 2555-2556 Bank of Douglas. Douglas Branch. Correspondence, 1949-1954

f. 2557 Bank of Douglas. Northwest Village Branch. Correspondence, 1954

f. 2558-2559 Bank of Douglas. Phoenix (Camelback), Correspondence, 1947-1954

f. 2560-2565 Bank of Douglas. Phoenix (Downtown), 1944-1954

f. 2566 Bank of Douglas. Phoenix Building Lease, 1946-1956

f. 2567 Bank of Douglas. Phoenix Building Sale, 1958-1959

f. 2568-2570 Bank of Douglas. Scottsdale Branch. Correspondence, 1949-1956

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Box 116

f. 2571 Bank of Douglas. Tucson Development, 1946

f. 2572 Bank of Douglas. Tucson Branch (Davis Monthan). Correspondence,

1949-1954

f. 2573-2576 Bank of Douglas. Tucson Branch (North Stone). Correspondence, 1947-

1954

f. 2577-2578 Bank of Douglas. Tucson Branch (Pennington). Correspondence, 1949-

1954

f. 2579-2581 Bank of Douglas. Yuma Branch. Correspondence, 1949-1956

f. 2582-2585 Banking Correspondence. California Bank, 1934-1937

Box 117

f. 2586-2592 Banking Correspondence. Phoenix National Bank, 1928-1937

f. 2593 Phoenix National Bank (per Frank Brophy), 1972

f. 2594 Banking Correspondence. Seattle Trust & Savings Bank, 1951-1953

f. 2595 Banking Correspondence. Southern Arizona Bank & Trust, 1947-1953

Series 7: Ranching and Horse Racing, 1935-1962.

Box 118

f. 2596 Babacomari Ranch. Legal papers & Deeds, 1936

f. 2597-2611 Babacomari purchase papers, 1935-1939

f. 2612-2617 Babacomari cattle sales, 1936-1941

Box 119

f. 2618-2621 Babacomari cattle sales, 1942-1945

f. 2622-2635 Babacomari correspondence, 1937-1945

Box 120

f. 2636 Babacomari correspondence, 1952

f. 2637-2647 Babacomari - Horse breeding, 1938-1952

f. 2648 Babacomari maps, 1935

f. 2649 Babacomari publicity, 1944

f. 2650-2651 Babacomari ranch house improvements, 1936-1938

f. 2652 Babacomari ranch sales, 1940-41

f. 2653 Babacomari ranch statements, 1937, 1944-45

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Box 121

f. 2654-2659 Babacomari soil conservation work, 1937-1942

f. 2660 Babacomari. Tucson livestock show, 1941

f. 2661-2662 Horse Racing. Arizona State Fair commission, 1937-1939

f. 2663-2668 Horse Racing. Correspondence, 1935-1949

f. 2669-2673 Horse Racing. Arizona Racing Commission. Correspondence, 1950-

1953, 1961

Box 122

f. 2674-2677 Horse Racing. Arizona Racing Commission. Minutes & Financial

Reports, 1950-1953

f. 2678-2681 Horse Racing. Correspondence with C. P. Stevenson (horse trainer),

1942-1945

f. 2682-2686 Horse Racing. Legislation, 1939-1962

f. 2687 Dog Racing, 1943

f. 2688 Horse Racing --- Mexico, 1943

f. 2689 Horse Racing. Arizona Racing Commission. Rules of Racing, 1950

f. 2690 Horse Racing. Correspondence with New Mexico State Racing

Commission, 1950

f. 2691 Horse Racing. Phoenix Jockey Club, 1939

Series 8: Schools, 1930-1975.

Box 123

f. 2692-2701 American Institute for Foreign Trade, 1946-1970

f. 2702-2712 Brophy College Prep, 1930-1975

Series 9: Organizations, 1929-1975.

Box 124

f. 2713 Arizona Economic Research, 1950-1951

f. 2714 Arizona Historical Foundation, 1959-1966

f. 2715-2720 Arizona Historical Society, 1949-1975

f. 2721 Arizona Livestock Show, 1953-1954

f. 2722 Arizona Semi-Centennial. Advertising Information, 1960

f. 2723 Arizona Semi-Centennial. Arizona Story, 1960-1963

f. 2724 Arizona Semi-Centennial. Budget Information

f. 2725 Arizona Semi-Centennial. Committee members, 1960-1961

f. 2726-2729 Arizona Semi-Centennial. Correspondence, 1960-1963

f. 2730 Arizona Semi-Centennial. Medallion information, 1961-1962

f. 2731 Arizona Semi-Centennial. Programs.

f. 2732 Arizona Semi-Centennial. State Society, 1962

f. 2733-2734 Catholic Organizations, 1952-1954

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Box 125

f. 2735-2741 Catholic Organizations, 1955-1975

f. 2742 Catholic Traditionalist movement. Correspondence, 1966-1968

f. 2743 Catholic Traditionalist movement. Publications, 1966-1968

f. 2744-2752 Greyhound Park Foundation, 1954-1973

Box 126

f. 2753-2754 Greyhound Park Foundation, 1974-1975

f. 2755 Kino Memorial, 1961-1965

f. 2756 Knights of Malta, 1965-1968

f. 2757 Moral re-armament, 1967

f. 2758-2759 National Conference of Christians & Jews, 1949-1952

f. 2760 Newman Foundation, 1962-1963

f. 2761 Phoenix Historical and Museum Commission, 1971-1972

f. 2762-2763 Phoenix Livestock Show, 1950-1951

f. 2764 Polo Club, 1929-1931

f. 2765-2766 St. Francis Parish Church, 1952-1966

f. 2767 St. John of Jerusalem, 1969-1972

f. 2768-2770 St. Joseph’s Charitable Campaign, 1947-1968

f. 2771-2772 Sister Kenny Foundation Drive, 1945-1946

Series 10: Photographs, 1889-1985.

Box 127

f. 2773 Places --- Babacomari Ranch?

f. 2774 Places --- Babacomari Ranch, 1936

f. 2775 Places --- Bisbee

f. 2776 Places --- Monument Valley, 1930

f. 2777 Places --- Morenci, 1915-16

f. 2778 Places --- St. John’s Indian School, 1954

f. 2779 Places --- Tombstone --- Business --- Bank of Douglas

f. 2780 Portraits --- Brophy Family and Automobiles, 1904-1927

f. 2781 Portraits --- Brophy, Blake, ca. 1946

f. 2782 Portraits --- Brophy, Ellen Amelia Goodbody

f. 2783 Portraits --- Brophy, Frank Cullen

f. 2784 Portraits --- Brophy, Frank Cullen with horses, 1930

f. 2785 Portraits --- Brophy, Julia Clare, 1985

f. 2786 Portraits --- Brophy, Mary Patrick (Annie)

f. 2787 Portraits --- Brophy, William H., 1889 - 1914

f. 2788 Portraits --- Goodbody Family

f. 2789 Portraits --- Maxwell, Joseph

f. 2790 Portraits --- Unidentified

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f. 2791 Portraits --- Woolery, Lew C., 1946

f. 2792 Subjects --- Brophy College Preparatory School

f. 2793 Subjects --- Family Monuments

f. 2794 Subjects --- Homes --- Phoenix Home

f. 2795 Subjects --- Homes --- Unidentified

f. 2796 Subjects --- Kino Memorial, ca. 1964

f. 2797 Subjects --- World War I, 1917-1919

Series 11: Scrapbooks, 1882-1975.

Box 128

Scrapbook #1. Primarily newspaper clippings but includes some original letters and

photographs of the Brophy family in the United States and Ireland, 1871-1952. This

scrapbook has more material on William H. Brophy, including a photograph of him

taken just before his death.

Box 129

Scrapbook #2. Primarily newspaper clippings but includes some original letters and

photographs of the Brophy. This scrapbook has more material on Frank C. Brophy and

his children and grandchildren, 1910-1977

Box 130

Scrapbook #3. Primarily newspaper clippings on the career of Frank C. Brophy. This

scrapbook includes some of Brophy’s political activities as well as family clippings,

1934-1959.

Box 131

Scrapbook #4. Another family scrapbook of newspaper clippings and articles.

Box 132

Scrapbook #5. Scrapbook of the St. Joseph’s Hospital charitable campaign, 1947.

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