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Prescott, Arizona
On February 23, 1863, Abraham Lincoln signed the bill that separated Arizona from New Mexico. Prescott was titled the first capital of territorial Arizona; it beat out the long-established Tucson, which contained many Southern sympathizers. Although the honor of becoming the ...
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- Biography
- Austin, Stephen Fuller
- Bartleson, John
- Bass, Charlotta A. Spear(s)
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- Bloom, Jessie S.
- Brent, Joseph Lancaster
- Carr, Jeanne Carver Smith
- Chapman, Joseph
- Dellums, Cottrell Lawrence
- Duniway, Abigail Scott
- Feldenheimer, Edith
- Foltz, Clara Shortridge
- Foote, Mary Hallock
- Frank, Ray
- Fremont, John Charles
- Gale, William Alden
- Gianforte, Greg
- Hartnell, William
- Harvey, Frederick Henry
- Irvine, James Harvey
- Jacks, David Baird
- Percival, Olive May
- Pittman, Tarea Hall
- Reed, John Thomas
- Singleton, Benjamin
- Strauss, Levi
- Sutter, Johann August
- Thrall, William H.
- Van Nuys, Isaac Newton
- Wilson, Benjamin Davis
- Winnemucca, Sarah
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- The Way West
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