Yavapai: Mother of Counties

Yavapai:Mother of Counties Cradle of Statehood Elisabeth Ruffner

Prehistoric Civilization Historical Atlas of Arizona First Edition 1979 Walker, Henry P. and Bufkin, DonUniversity of Oklahoma Press

Indian Tribes Circa 1600 Historical Atlas of Arizona First Edition 1979 Walker, Henry P. and Bufkin, Don, University of Oklahoma Press

Indian Tribes Circa 1860 Historical Atlas of Arizona First Edition 1979 Walker, Henry P. and Bufkin, Don, University of Oklahoma Press

Mexican Cession and Proposed State of Deseret Historical Atlas of Arizona, First Edition 1979 Walker, Henry P. and Bufkin, Don, University of Oklahoma Press

Expansion of the United States to 1853 Studies in Arizona History. Campbell, Julie A., Tucson, AZ. Hist. Soc. 1998

Territory of New Mexico and Arizona Historical Atlas of Arizona First Edition 1979 Walker, Henry P. and Bufkin, Don, University of Oklahoma Press

The Trans-Mississippi Theater, 1861 Gone to Texas, A History of the Lone Star StateCampbell, Randolph B., New York Oxford University Press 2003

First Governor’s Party, 1863 SHM PO 1321

1864 Arizona Territory Yavapai magazine September, 2007

Arizona's Changing County Boundaries Historical Atlas of Arizona, First Edition 1979Walker, Henry P. and Bufkin, Don. University of Oklahoma Press.

Change in Arizona's Western Border How the States Got Their ShapesStein, Mark. Harper Collins, New York, 2008

Territorial Governor’s Mansion, 1864 SHM BuG 534pd

Map of Prescott, 1864Surveyed by Robert Groom SHM Map 794

Yavapai County Courthouse, 1867North Cortez Street SHM BuH 7026pb

Second Yavapai County Courthouse, 1877 SHM BuG 515p

Planting the Statehood Tree on the Plaza, 1912 SHM CiTn 237p

President William Howard TaftSigning Arizona Statehood Bill, 1912 SHM PO 1485p

Yavapai: Mother of Counties