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  • Overview of the Collection
  • Access
  • Administrative Information
  • Cataloger's Note
  • Biographical Note
  • Scope and Content
  • Arrangement
  • Indexing: Added Entries
  • Indexing: Subjects
  • Indexing Terms

    • Overview of the Collection

    Title: Frank M. King Papers
    Dates (inclusive): 1880-1953
    Bulk dates: 1935-1953
    Collection Number: mssKing papers
    Creator: King, Frank M. (Frank Marion), 1863-
    Extent: 3,932 items in 21 boxes
    Repository: The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens. Manuscripts Department
    1151 Oxford Road
    San Marino, California 91108
    Phone: (626) 405-2129
    Email: reference@huntington.org
    URL: http://www.huntington.org
    Abstract: This collection contains the papers of American author, rancher, and cowboy Frank M. King (1863-1953), who served as a columnist and associate editor of the Western Livestock Journal. Includes manuscripts of King's writings about his life and the history of the American West and correspondence, chiefly expressing interest in King’s life in the West, his books, praise for his writing and activism on American Indian welfare issues, and submissions of personal stories.
    Language: English.

    Access

    Open to qualified researchers by prior application through the Reader Services Department. For more information, contact Reader Services.

    Administrative Information

    Publication Rights

    The Huntington Library does not require that researchers request permission to quote from or publish images of this material, nor does it charge fees for such activities. The responsibility for identifying the copyright holder, if there is one, and obtaining necessary permissions rests with the researcher.

    Preferred Citation

    [Identification of item]. Frank M. King Papers, The Huntington Library, San Marino, California.

    Provenance

    Gift of Sophie King, 1953.

    Cataloger's Note

    Because Frank M. King received numerous correspondence requesting copies of his books, a correspondence sub-series has been created (Box 19) that includes letters concerned solely with book requests. The sub-series is arranged alphabetically by author, however, some book request correspondence is included within the main Correspondence series due to additional content.

    Biographical Note

    Frank M. King (1863-1953), cowboy, ranchman, editor, and author, was born in Los Angeles, California, in 1863. King, who was one-quarter Cherokee Indian, went to Texas with his family in 1873, then to Indian Territory. He returned to Texas in 1876, engaging in cattle driving there, and moved to New Mexico in 1879. King’s formal education was extremely limited. He attended a school for two years in El Monte, California in 1880 and 1881 after which he returned to cattle driving in New Mexico and later ran a ranch in Phoenix, Arizona, with his brother Sam King. King finally settled with his wife Sophie Klos King in Los Angeles where he served as the Associate Editor for the Western Livestock Journal, wrote a column entitled “Mavericks,” and wrote books about western folklore and the cattle industry. His book titles include: Wranglin’ the Past (1935), Longhorn Trail Drivers (1940), Pioneer Western Empire Builders (1946), and Mavericks (1947). King died in November 1953 in Los Angeles.

    Scope and Content

    The collection contains 3,932 items spanning the years 1880-1953 in 20 boxes. The bulk of the material spans 1935 to 1953. There is one item from before 1900 which is a facsimile of a land resolution from 1880. The papers are divided into three series and one sub-series: Manuscripts (Boxes 1-2), Correspondence (Boxes 3-18), Correspondence: Book Requests (Box 19), and Ephemera (Box 20).
    The Manuscript series is arranged alphabetically by author. Drafts of Frank M. King’s book, Long Horn Trail Drivers , make up the majority of the manuscript material. There is a copy of the manuscript that King sent to the publisher in 1940 and one incomplete draft of the book. In addition, there are a variety of manuscripts written by Frank M. King relating his memories and stories about the American West and cattle drives, some of which were used in his books or printed in his column “Mavericks.” Many of these items are untitled short stories, folklore, and biographies. Other book materials include Frank M. King’s handwritten inscriptions, an incomplete set of chapter drafts from Pioneer Western Empire Builders , and the image proofs for Western Empire Builders. Other items in the manuscript series are short stories, memoirs, and nonfiction writings of King’s cowboy friends and associates, which King often quoted for use in his books and articles. Frank King’s Diary is blank except for a single entry on January 1, 1947. There are also nine sketches by R. S. Carroll (two of which are in Oversize).
    The Correspondence series is arranged alphabetically by author. The majority of the correspondence expresses interest in King’s life in the West, requests, praise, and questions about King’s books, praise for his writing and activism on American Indian welfare issues in his “Mavericks” column for the Western Livestock Journal, and submissions of personal stories about life in the American West. The correspondence also includes Frank M. King’s letters responding to requests for information on his book and the Western Livestock Journal. Prominent correspondents include many of the individuals who King included in his books and articles such as Bob Beverly, J.F. Hinkle, Jack Kinney, Chuck Martin, Jeff Milton, Tex Moore, R.P. Pankey, Jack Potter, Cole Railston, and Loraine M. Reynolds. In addition, the correspondence from Erle E. Howe, Loraine M. Reynolds, Laura Mohl, and “Sunflower” provides insight into Frank M. King’s work regarding American Indian rights and welfare issues. In particular, the Loraine M. Reynolds letters highlight her work with the Navajo Indians on the Alamo Indian Reservation and her critique of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Finally, the correspondence of R.A. Griffin, Tommy Madeiros, Lee M. Rice, and Shorty Wallin includes pen and pencil drawings and illustrations of cowboy and trail herding images.
    The Correspondence Sub-series is arranged alphabetically by author. All of the items are requests for King’s various books addressed to both Frank M. King and to the Western Livestock Journal. Some of the book requests include personal notes that did not contain substantive details warranting inclusion in the correspondence series.
    The Ephemera is arranged alphabetically by type. Materials include items regarding the copyright agreement and applications for King’s books, Weekly Market Reports by the Arizona Cattle Growers Association, book announcements and advertising, and newspaper and magazine clippings.
    Subjects include American Indian education; American Authors; American West Authors; E. A Brininstool; Cattle brands; Cattle trade; Cherokee Indians; Cheyenne Indians; Jesse Chisholm; Chisholm Trail; John Collier; Cowboys; Frontier and pioneer life; Crow Indians; Democratic Party; Hopi Indians; horses; Indian reservations; Indians of North America; Jesse James; Bruce Kiskaddon; Klamath Indians; Chuck Martin; Jeff Milton; Tex Moore; National Congress of American Indians; Navajo Indians; Con Price; May Davison Rhodes; Robert F. Wagner; Will Rogers; John K. Rollinson; Franklin D. Roosevelt; Sioux Nation; John H. Slaughter; Texas Cowboy Reunion; Trail of Tears; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Five Civilized Tribes Agency; United States Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes; Pancho Villa; Western stories, American West Folklore.

    Arrangement

    The papers are divided into three series and one sub-series: Manuscripts (Boxes 1-2), Correspondence (Boxes 3-18), Correspondence: Book Requests (Box 19), and Ephemera (Box 20).

    Indexing: Added Entries

    Additional contributors in this collection include:
    Adler, Jay, 1901-1990
    • Recipient in H. H. (Harry H.) Halsell, 1860-1957 letters (1942-1949) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 8 (8).
    Curry, George, 1861-1947
    • Recipient of Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863 letter [undated]. Box 10 (1).
    Lehman, Herbert H. (Herbert Henry), 1878-1963
    • Recipient in Charles H. Higgins letters (1940-1951) Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 8 (49).
    • Recipient in Erle E. Howe letters (1948-1950) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 9 (2).
    Ornduff, Donald R.
    • Recipient of Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863 letter (1936, Sep. 16). Box 10 (37).
    Rollinson, John K., b. 1882
    • Recipient of Curtis Templin letter (1944, Oct. 3). Box 17 (9).
    Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945
    • Recipient of Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863 letter (1944, Feb. 28). Box 10 (46).
    Thorp, Russell, 1877-1968
    • Recipient of Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863 letter (1939, Nov. 17). Box 10 (59).

    Indexing: Subjects

    Subjects in this collection include:
    American Indian education
    • Subject in Loraine M Reynolds letters (1946-1951) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 14 (54).
    Brininstool, E. A. (Earl Alonzo), 1870-1957.
    • Subject in W.G. Bright letter [1946?] to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 4 (29).
    • Subject in J.W. Winingar letter (1947, Dec. 4) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 18 (35).
    • Subject in Wyoming State Library letters (1949) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 18 (45).
    Cattle brands
    • Subject in -----. Material Related to Cattle Brands [undated]. Box 2 (50).
    • Subject in Ike Blasingame and Clara Blasingame letters (1951-1952) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 4 (3).
    • Subject in William J. Chisum letter (1939, Mar. 11) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 5 (27).
    • Subject in Frank F. Dickey letter (1946, Mar. 30) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 6 (56).
    • Subject in H. H. (Harry H.) Halsell, 1860-1957 letters (1942-1949) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 8 (8).
    • Subject in Sylvia Kennedy Hawkins letters (1934-1951) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 8 (29).
    • Subject in J.F. Hinkle letters (1937-1946) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 8 (62).
    • Subject in Dewey Kelly letters (1946-1947) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 9 (50).
    • Subject in Jack C. Kinney letters (1934-1948) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 11 (7).
    • Subject in Chuck Martin letters (1934-1952) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 12 (27).
    • Subject in Cole Railston letters (1938-1949] to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 14 (38).
    • Subject in C.W. Shumate letter (1939, Apr. 28) to Nelson Crow and Frank King. Box 16 (6).
    • Subject in Mrs. John Slaughter letter (1939, May 10) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 16 (14).
    • Subject in Frank Strickland letter (1937, Dec. 14) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 16 (60).
    • Subject in M.W. Thompson letter (1937, June 4) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 17 (17).
    • Subject in Ed Williams letters (1936-1945) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 18 (19).
    Cherokee Indians
    • Subject in Frank M. (Frank Marion) King b. 1863. “Correcting the Record:” [biography] [undated]. Box 1 (16).
    • Subject in Frank M. (Frank Marion) King b. 1863 letter (1949, Apr. 4) to Adams, Moser, and Culver. Box 9 (58).
    • Subject in Frank M. (Frank Marion), King b. 1863 letter (1936, July 22) to Editor Bentley. Box 9 (63).
    • Subject in ----- letter (1943, Nov. 10) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Incomplete. Box 18 (87).
    Cheyenne Indians
    • Subject in F.H. Sinclair letters (1947-1952) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 16 (10).
    Chisholm, Jesse
    • Subject in Frank M. (Frank Marion), King b. 1863. “Correcting the Record:” [biography] [undated]. Box 1 (16).
    • Subject in Frank M. (Frank Marion), King b. 1863. “Long Horn Trail Drivers:” [manuscript: draft, Ch. 5-Ch. 12] [1940]. Box 1 (22).
    • Subject in Farm and Ranch letter (1933, Mar. 20) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 7 (22).
    • Subject in Frank M. (Frank Marion), King, b. 1863 letter (1936, July 22) to Editor Bentley. Box 9 (63).
    • Subject in Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863 letter (1938, Jan. 4) to Edith King Benton. Box 9 (64).
    • Subject in Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863 letters (1938-1939) to Leo C. Harmon. Box 10 (15).
    • Subject in Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863 letter (1940, Dec.) to Guy Weadier. Box 10 (64).
    Chisholm Trail
    • Subject in Frank M. (Frank Marion), King b. 1863. “Correcting the Record:” [biography] [undated]. Box 1 (16).
    • Subject in Farm and Ranch letter (1933, Mar. 20) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 7 (22).
    Collier, John, 1884-1968
    • Subject in Erle E. Howe letters (1948-1950) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 9 (2).
    • Subject in Loraine M. Reynolds letters (1946-1951) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 14 (54).
    • Subject in Loraine M. Reynolds letters (1947-1952) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863 and Sophie King. Box 14 (55).
    Crow Indians
    • Subject in Erle E. Howe letters (1948-1950) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 9 (2).
    • Subject in F.H. Sinclair letters (1947-1952) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 16 (10).
    • Subject in Archie Stubbins letter (1948, Oct. 24) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 16 (62).
    Democratic Party (U.S.)
    • Subject in Frank M. (Frank Marion), King b. 1863 letter (1948, Dec. 3) to Clinton Presba Anderson, 1895-1975. Box 9 (60).
    • Subject in John A. Colegrove letter (1947, Nov. 7) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 5 (54).
    Hopi Indians
    • Subject in [Frank M. (Frank Marion), King b. 1863]. Untitled manuscript beginning “Rev. Fred G. Johnson mentioned is a full blood educated Hopi Indian” [undated]. Box 2 (26).
    • Subject in Ida M. Crawford letters (1950) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 6 (9).
    • Subject in Elma Dahlquist letters (1950-1952) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 6 (35).
    • Subject in Erle E. Howe letters (1948-1950) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 9 (2).
    James, Jesse, 1847-1882
    • Subject in Homa Croy letter [undated] to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 6 (24).
    • Subject in Harry M. Fleenor letter (1942, Apr. 3) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 7 (36).
    • Subject in ----- letter (1947, June 6) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 18 (88).
    Kiskaddon, Bruce, 1878-1950
    • Subject in R.W. Flanum letter (1948, Apr. 23) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 7 (35).
    • Subject in Jo Flieger letter (1933, Nov. 27) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 7 (38).
    • Subject in Mrs. Levi Griffith letter (1950, Dec. 28) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 7 (76).
    • Subject in A. B. Snyder letters (1949-1951) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 16 (36).
    • Subject in Robert Watson letter (1941, Aug. 3) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 17 (63).
    • Subject in Wyoming State Library letters (1949) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 18 (45).
    Klamath Indians
    • Subject in Ida M. Crawford letters (1950) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 6 (9).
    Martin, Chuck
    • Subject in Sylvia Kennedy Hawkins letters (1934-1951) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 8 (29).
    • Subject in Jack O. Polzin letter (1952, Oct. 24) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 14 (14).
    • Subject in H.G Pettit and Mrs. H. G. Pettit letter (1951, Jan. 20) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 13 (95).
    • Subject in Dora A. Sanford letter (1937, Aug. 2) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863 and Sophie King. Box 15 (45).
    • Subject in Raymond S. Spears letter (1949, Jan. 24) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 16 (40).
    Milton, Jeff, 1861-1947
    • Subject in Frank M. (Frank Marion), King b. 1863 letter (1947, Nov. 24) to Mildred Milton. Box 10 (33).
    • Subject in Phil Rockfellow letters (1946-1947) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 15 (27).
    Moore, Tex, b. 1865
    • Subject in Nora Cargill letter (1936, Mar. 7) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 5 (9).
    • Subject in Katherine C. Douthitt letters (1939-1943) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 6 (69).
    • Subject in Chuck Martin letters (1934-1952) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 12 (27).
    • Subject in Ephemera: Memorial program (1951, Nov. 18). Box 20 (19).
    National Congress of American Indians
    • Subject in “Sunflower” letters (1949-1951) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 16 (65).
    Navajo Indians
    • Subject in W.U. Barnes letter (1947, Dec. 22) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 3 (52).
    • Subject in Jos. Hos. and Ruth T. Buckley letter (1948, Jan. 10) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 4 (43).
    Subject L.E. Clifton letter (1947, Nov. 19) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 5 (40).
    • Subject in Ida M. Crawford letters (1950) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 6 (9).
    • Subject in Elma Dahlquist letters (1950-1952) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 6 (35).
    • Subject in Al Gloor letters (1947-1951?) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box Box 7 (57).
    • Subject in H.M. Hawkins letters (1948) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 8 (28).
    • Subject in Charles H. Higgins letters (1940-1951) Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 8 (49).
    • Subject in Erle E. Howe letters (1948-1950) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 9 (2).
    • Subject in Ralph M. Hull letter [1947-1948] to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 9 (7).
    • Subject in Marian Jackson letter (1950, Mar. 31) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 9 (21).
    • Subject in Mrs. McCoy letter [1946-1948] to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 12 (40).
    • Subject in Mrs. Everett Morgan letter (1951, Mar. 16) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 13 (37).
    • Subject in Loraine M. Reynolds letters (1946-1951) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 14 (54).
    • Subject in Loraine M. Reynolds letters (1947-1952) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863 and Sophie King. Box 14 (55).
    • Subject in Art R. Rothrock letter [1949] to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 15 (34).
    • Subject in ----- letter (1948, May 5) to Thomas E. (Thomas Edmund) Dewey, 1902- 1971. Box 18 (84)
    Potter, Jack Meyers, 1864-
    • Subject in Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. “Long Horn Trail Drivers:” [manuscript: draft, Ch. 13-Ch. 18] [before 1940]. Box 1 (23).
    • Subject in A.W. Thompson letters (1947) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 17 (14).
    Price, Con, b. 1869
    • Subject in Frank M. (Frank Marion), King b. 1863. Untitled manuscript beginning “I recently Recd letter from F.A. Bartren” [undated]. Box 2 (20).
    • Subject in W.G. Bright letter [1946?] to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 4 (29).
    • Subject in Jerome A. Peltier letters (1946-1952) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 13 (91).
    • Subject in Clyde Pool letters (1945-1946) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 14 (16).
    • Subject in A.B. Snyder letters (1949-1951) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 16 (36).
    Rogers, Will, 1879-1935
    • Subject in John A. Colegrove letter (1947, Nov. 7) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 5 (54).
    Rollinson, John K., b. 1882
    • Subject in W.G. Bright letter [1946?] to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 4 (29).
    • Subject in A.C. Newton letters (1946-1947) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 13 (60).
    • Subject in Walter Palmer letters (1932-1942) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 13 (79).
    • Subject in Clyde Pool letters (1945-1946) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 14 (16).
    • Subject in Fred Wright letter (1948, Jan. 18) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box Box 18 (41).
    Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945
    • Subject in Gid (Gideon) Graham, b. 1867 letters (1939-1942) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 7 (66).
    Sioux Nation
    • Subject in E. A. (Earl Alonzo) Brininstool, 1870-1957 letters (1941-1949) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 4 (31).
    • Subject in Elma Dahlquist letters (1950-1952) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 6 (35).
    • Subject in F.H Sinclair letters (1947-1952) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 16 (10).
    Slaughter, John H. (John Horton), 1841-1922
    • Subject in Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. “Long Horn Trail Drivers:” [manuscript, draft, Ch. 13-Ch. 18] [before 1940]. Box 1 (23).
    • Subject in -----. “Schedule of the Slaughter Family:” [family tree] [undated]. Box 2 (55).
    • Subject in Artie Slaughter Roberts letters (1946-1947) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 15 (14).
    • Subject in [Adis] Young letter (1946, June 8) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 18 (49).
    Texas Cowboy Reunion
    • Subject in H.G. Andrews letter (1951, Nov. 13) to Judge Chas. E. Coombes. Box 3 (24).
    • Subject in Clyde Burnett letter (1948, Feb. 3) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 4 (54).
    • Subject in Chas. E. Coombs letters (1940-1951) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 5 (65).
    • Subject in Walt Cousins letters (1934-1941) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 6 (72).
    • Subject in Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863 letter (1940, June 5) to E.L. Allison. Box 9 (59).
    Trail of Tears, 1838-1839
    • Subject in Joe F. Gladney letters (1947) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 7 (55).
    United States. Bureau of Indian Affairs
    • Subject in Ida M. Crawford letters (1950) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 6 (9).
    • Subject in Esther G. Dana letter [1949?] to the President, the Congress and the Citizens of the United States. Box 6 (38).
    • Subject in Leon DeCarl letter (1948, Dec. 27) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 6 (45).
    • Subject in Erle E. Howe letters (1950-1951) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863 and Sophie King. Box 9 (3).
    • Subject in Laura Mohl letters (1947-1948) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box
    • Subject in J.A Pellet and Mrs. Pellet letter (1952, Apr. 20) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 13 (90).
    • Subject in Loraine M. Reynolds letters (1946-1951) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 14 (54).
    • Subject in Art R. Rothrock letter [1949] to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 15 (34).
    United States. Bureau of Indian Affairs. Five Civilized Tribes Agency
    • Subject in Frank M. (Frank Marion), King b. 1863 letter (1949, Apr. 4) to Adams, Moses & Culver Law Offices. Box 9 (58).
    • Subject in Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863 letter (1938, Jan. 4) to Edith King Benton. Box 9 (64).
    United States. Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes
    • Subject in Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863 letter (1949, Apr. 4) to Adams, Moser, and Culver. Box 9 (58).
    Villa, Pancho, 1878-1923
    • Subject in Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. “Pancho Villa Revoltoso:” [short story] [undated]. Box 2 (7).
    • Subject in Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Untitled manuscript beginning “In 1898 Villa was 20 years old” [undated]. Box 2 (21).
    • Subject in Tim De Grazia letter (1941, Apr. 26) to Frank M. (Frank Marion) King, b. 1863. Box 6 (46).

    Indexing Terms

    The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Huntington Library's Online Catalog.  

    Subjects

    Chisholm, Jesse.
    Collier, John, 1884-1968.
    James, Jesse, 1847-1882.
    King, Frank M. (Frank Marion), b. 1863.
    Kiskaddon, Bruce, 1878-1950.
    Rogers, Will, 1879-1935.
    Villa, Pancho, 1878-1923.
    National Congress of American Indians.
    Texas Cowboy Reunion.
    United States. Bureau of Indian Affairs.
    United States. Bureau of Indian Affairs. Five Civilized Tribes Agency.
    United States. Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes.
    Indians -- Education.
    Authors, American -- 20th century -- Archives.
    Authors, American -- West (U.S.)
    Cattle brands.
    Cattle trade -- Southwest, New.
    Cherokee Indians.
    Cheyenne Indians.
    Cowboys.
    Crow Indians.
    Frontier and pioneer life -- Southwest, New.
    Hopi Indians.
    Klamath Indians.
    Navajo Indians.
    Trail of Tears, 1838-1839.
    Western stories.
    Chisholm Trail.
    Sioux Nation.
    West (U.S.) -- Folklore -- Archival resources.

    Forms/Genres

    Drawings -- West (U.S.) -- 20th century.
    Manuscripts -- West (U.S.) -- 20th century.
    Letters (correspondence) -- West (U.S.) -- 20th century.

    Additional Contributors

    Adler, Jay, 1901-1990.
    Brininstool, E. A. (Earl Alonzo), 1870-1957.
    Curry, George, 1861-1947.
    Martin, Chuck.
    Milton, Jeff, 1861-1947.
    Moore, Tex, b. 1865.
    Reynolds, Loraine M.
    Rhodes, May Davison.

    Collection Contents
    Manuscripts
    Correspondence
    Correspondence: Book Requests
    Ephemera
    Oversize
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