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Frazier Augustus Boutelle (1840-1924) was born Sept. 12, 1840 in Troy, NY. His father, James Augustus Boutelle (1808-1889), was from Massachusetts and descended from Revolutionary War fighter Ebenezer Boutwell. (The family name has variant spellings.) Little is known about his mother, Emeline Lamb Boutelle, but by 1871 she was married to E.F. Gordon and living with a daughter in Ontario, Canada. James Boutelle relocated to northern California in the 1850s, and lived with his sister, Susan Boutell Messenger Sterling, in Arcata, CA.
In 1873 Frazier married “Dollie,” Mary Adolphine Augusto Hayden, at Vancouver, WA. Dollie was the daughter of Mary Jane and Gay S.B. Hayden, pioneers who left Wisconsin in 1850 for Vancouver. One of Dollie’s sisters, Adelle Spaulding, lived in Fairbanks, AK, and the two held shares in an Alaskan mine in the 1920s. Frazier and Dollie had one child, Henry Moss Boutelle, born June 17, 1875 at Vancouver. “Harry” attended Stanford for a year and then received a commission as a second lieutenant in the 3rd Artillery Regiment in the Philippines. He was killed in action leading the Macabebe Scouts at Aliago on Nov. 2, 1899. In memory of Harry Boutelle, his name was applied to a place in Macabebe Province, a Boston Harbor steamer of the Quartermaster’s Department, and a still-extant battery near the Presidio in San Francisco.
Frazier Boutelle’s military career began June 4, 1861, when he enlisted as one of the first volunteers of the 5th New York Cavalry, Company A. Entering as a quartermaster sergeant, he was commissioned as a second lieutenant Nov. 4, 1862. Following an injury, and promoted to first lieutenant Apr. 2, 1864. During the latter half of 1863, following an injury he was assigned as an ambulance officer to 3rd Cavalry. He was mustered out on disability Aug. 31, 1864 but returned to duty as a captain in the 5th New York on Jan. 10, 1865. Boutelle served at Antietam, Spottsylvania, Cold Harbor, Wilderness, Gettysburg, and the second battle of Bull Run. He served on the staff of Gen. J.H. Wilson, under Gen. Phil Sheridan, and was mustered out in July 19, 1865.
On Feb. 12, 1866 he reenlisted as a private in the regular Army, and was sent, via Panama, to the West to join the First Cavalry’s Company F. By Nov. 1866 Boutelle was at Fort Boise, Idaho, at the beginning of Crook’s Winter Campaign. By 1867 he was a sergeant major. He was commissioned as brevet second lieutenant Jan. 2, 1869, and confirmed May 8, and rose to first lieutenant July 31, 1873. Boutelle served in the Indian wars against the Apache, Piute, Snake, Modoc, and Nez Perce. Most of 1872 was spent in the Klamath region where he was active in the Modoc War and, in a scuffle with Scar-Faced Charlie, precipitated a battle at Lost River that subsequently gained him a brevet promotion and a citation for distinguished service. He was also given a medal during the Nez Perce conflict. Boutelle was promoted to captain on Apr. 24, 1886, and retired Aug. 27, 1895.
In June 1889 Frazier Boutelle was appointed acting superintendent of Yellowstone National Park. Established as a park in 1872, Yellowstone was initially run by civilians who found it difficult to protect the landscape and the wildlife with resources. The.
Boutelle retired from the Army a second time on Aug. 27, 1895 but immediately took up work with the Washington National Guard. In 1896 Gov. John H. McGraw appointed Boutelle to head the Guard as Adjutant-General, with the rank of brigadier general. Boutel.
Frazier Boutelle returned to duty in 1905 as a recruiting officer. He was active at the Seattle office during World War I, the oldest serving officer of his time, and when the office closed in 1919, he retired from military service for the third and final.
The Frazier Augustus Boutelle papers contain approximately 800 letters from members of the Boutelle family and photographs reflecting Boutelle's military career. The collection also includes various maps, notebooks, military awards, account books, and school papers of F. A. Boutelle's son, Harry. Most of the collection consists of family letters.
Box 1 contains correspondence from the 1870s and 1880s from F. A. Boutelle, Harry, Adelle, and Mary. These letters are to family members and discuss daily events and occurrences in the individuals' lives. Few details are given about military life, but some discuss life in frontier military posts. In a folder located in the front of box 1 is a nine page biography of Col. James Augustus Boutelle written by Donald Erlenkotter of Santa Monica, California. Also included is a three page biography listing the ancestors of James Augustus Boutelle, written in December, 1990.
Box 3 includes letters from Harry, his mother, and his father, Col. F. A. Boutelle. In folder 1893-1897 there are letters from Harry Boutelle at Stanford University to his mother and father. Correspondence to and from Harry and his parents are included in the folder labeled January to June 1898. More letters from Harry in San Francisco and on the U.S.S. Arizona to and from his parents located in the folder labeled July to August 1898. Correspondence between Col. and Mrs. Boutelle and their son Harry in Manila, Philippines are located in the folder labeled September to December 1898. Harry's letters from the Philippines to his parents, girlfriend Annie, and letters of sympathy regarding Harry's death in the war are located in the folder labeled 1899.
Box 4 consists of letters, legal papers, awards and mine papers. In the folder labeled 1900-1933, there are letters of sympathy regarding Harry's death, a telegram noting that Harry's body had been shipped to San Francsico, a 1907 letter regarding the naming of a Seattle harbor steamer after Harry, and letters pertaining to Col. F. A. Boutelle's death. In the folder labeled letter fragments and miscellaneous, there are Harry's report cards from Stanford University, speeches, awards, cards and other items. The folder labeled Vallentine case contains papers pertaining to the case. The folder labeled Frazier Boutelle commissions and other military papers contains approximately fifty papers of awards and other items. The folder labeled Spalding family mine papers contains approximately thirty papers regarding mines.
Box 5 contains miscellaneous items with no folders. Some of the items include an address book, Harry's newspaper clippings regarding "Sioux Campaign of 1890 and 1891," F. A. Boutelle's Vancouver National Bank book, and Harry's geometry notebook from a class at Stanford University.
There is no box 6.
Box 7 includes maps pertaining to the Souix Indian Reservation, Western Washington, North Dakota, and Vancouver. There are approximately fifteen maps on cloth and paper.
The collection includes 123 vintage prints, arranged by size. They fall into five groups: Frazier Boutelle's military career (1860s-1890s), Harry Boutelle's Philippines expedition (1898-1899), Yellowstone and vicinity (c. 1890), Spaulding mine near Fairbanks, Alaska (1920s), and family images (1860s-1920s). Many are dated are located by internal evidence, but Boutelle's extensive travels through the Indian wars make precise attribution difficult.
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[Identification of item], Frazier Augustus Boutelle papers, Ax 012, Special Collections & University Archives, University of Oregon Libraries, Eugene, Oregon.
Selected photographs in this collection are available online in the Frazier A. Boutelle Photographs in Oregon Digital.
Container(s): Box 1, Folder 1
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
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Box | ||
1 |
Letters
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1869-1889 |
1 |
Boutelle family letters
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2 |
Letters
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1890-1892 |
2 |
F.A. Boutelle, wife, and son
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3 |
Letters
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1893-1899 |
3 |
Harry, F.A. Boutelle and wife
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|
3 |
Harry's death in war
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4 |
Letters
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1900-1933 |
4 |
Letters and letter fragments
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|
4 |
Frazier Boutelle commissions and other military papers
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4 |
Spalding family mine papers
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4 |
Newspaper clippings
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Container(s) | Description |
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Box | |
5 |
Miscellaneous items
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5 |
Address book
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5 |
Newspaper clippings
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5 |
Bank book
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5 |
School notes
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7 |
Maps
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7 |
Various territories and reservations
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Container(s) | Description | Dates |
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Volume | ||
1 |
Commissary cash books
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1904-1914 |
2 |
Commissary cash books
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1904-1914 |
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
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Box | ||
1 |
PH119_001: [Exterior view of unidentified building, with Club Room and a notary public advertised. Two women in mule-drawn gig, men in mule-drawn wagon, and men standing about in front. Location unknown, possibly Kansas.]
1.0 photographic print
25.4 x 30.4 inches
|
1870s-1890s |
1 |
PH119_002: [Cavalry units maneuvering on parade ground, probably Fort Riley, Kansas.]
1.0 photographic print
25.4 x 30.4 inches
|
1870s-1890s |
1 |
PH119_003: [Original artwork in engraved frame, portrait of an elderly woman, probably a Boutelle family member.]
1.0 art original
25.4 x 30.4 inches
|
1870s? |
1 |
PH119_004: [Cavalry officers and non-comms posed in camp. Boutelle seated at center left, in officer's uniform, with one medal.]
1.0 photographic print
25.4 x 30.4 inches
|
1870s-1890s |
PH119_005: Montgomery, Hall, Gillette, Sundeberg, Mason, Boutelle, Brown, J. Peterson, Jordan, Carman, L. Peterson. [Group of engineers on Celilo survey. Jobs listed on back, Harry Boutelle head chainman. Hall surveyed Mexican Central RR in 1888.]
1.0 photographic print
17.3 x 25 inches
|
1894 | |
Box | ||
2 |
PH119_006: [Portrait of Harry Boutelle in uniform of second lieutenant in 3rd Artillery.]
1.0 photographic print
17.3 x 25 inches
Bushnell, H.H. of San Francisco, CA
|
1892 c |
2 |
PH119_007: [Portrait of Harry Boutelle in uniform of second lieutenant in 3rd Artillery.]
1.0 photographic print
16.9 x 22.5 inches
Elite Studio (Jones & Lotz 1880-1896) of San Francisco, CA
|
1892 c |
1 |
PH119_008: [Portrait of unidentified young woman in white dress and black belt, c. 1910? Same woman appears in another portrait from Montana, c. 1890s?]
1.0 photographic print
17.9 x 27.9 inches
Fastland
|
1910 c |
2 |
PH119_009: Indian Trader's Store. [Mules teams hauling Conestogas and freight wagons posed in front of store. Front says Helen F. Vollentine, back says T.W. Vollentine.]
1.0 photographic print
20.3 x 25.3 inches
|
1870s-1890s |
2 |
PH119_010: Inspection of F [?] of the 4th Light Artillery on Saturday inspection. [Artillery unit poised for inspection on parade ground, probably at Fort Riley.]
1.0 photographic print
20.3 x 25.3 inches
Pennell of Junction City, KS
|
1870s-1890s |
2 |
PH119_011: Officers quarters, Fort Grant, Arizona Territory [Exterior view of Mansard-roofed residences. White boy and girl stand in yard.]
1.0 photographic print
20.3 x 25.3 inches
Markey & Mutton of Fort Grant, AZ
|
1868-1871 c |
2 |
PH119_012: San Carlos, Arizona Territory. [View of the San Carlos, Arizona, military installation, used to control Apache.]
1.0 photographic print
20.3 x 25.3 inches
|
1868-1871 c |
2 |
PH119_013: Josh Trades Store, Fort Stevenson, Dakota. [Exterior view of clapboard and log buildings, with people out front. One is a woman, several are tribal.]
1.0 photographic print
20.3 x 25.3 inches
|
1870s-1890s |
2 |
PH119_014: [Five cavalry men jumping their horses over a fence.]
1.0 photographic print
20.3 x 25.3 inches
|
1870s-1890s |
2 |
PH119_015: San Carlos. [View of the San Carlos, Arizona, military installation, used to control Apache. ]
1.0 photographic print
20.3 x 25.3 inches
|
1868-1871 c |
2 |
PH119_016: Birds eye view of Fort Riley, Kansas.
1.0 photographic print
20.3 x 25.3 inches
|
1870s-1890s |
2 |
PH119_017: [Military group posed in front of tent marked Divi's Insptr. Rifle Practice. Frazier Boutelle as cavalry officer, wearing star-shaped medal, in back row right of center.]
1.0 photographic print
20.3 x 25.3 inches
|
1870s-1890s |
2 |
PH119_018: [Seven cavalrymen posing with rifles and horses in arid landscape.]
1.0 photographic print
20.3 x 25.3 inches
|
1870s-1890s |
2 |
PH119_019: Gen. F. A. Boutelle. [Portrait of Frazier Boutelle as Adjutant General of Washington National Guard, in brigadier general uniform with NGW insignia on collar and two medals.]
1.0 photographic print
20.3 x 27.2 inches
|
not yet assigned |
2 |
PH119_020: Troop C, Fort Riley, Kansas, June 1899. [Military group posed on porch of stone building. Two men have dogs, one has guitar. 2 copies]
1.0 photographic print
25.3 x 20.2 inches
|
1899 Jun |
2 |
PH119_021: K Troop 1st U.S. Cavalry [illegible] Grant A.T. [Military unit posed, with dogs, in front of single-story building, holding 1K flag. 2 copies.]
1.0 photographic print
25.3 x 20.2 inches
|
1870s-1890s |
2 |
PH119_022: 88 miles in, 71.5 min. [Cavalry group posed in front of single-story building, same as PH119-023. "Baum" penciled on back.]
1.0 photographic print
25.3 x 20.2 inches
|
1870s-1890s |
2 |
PH119_024: Colonel Boutelle, Mary Jane Hayden, Mrs. Boutelle. [Portrait of Frazier Boutelle with his wife and mother-in-law, standing on a lawn. Portion cut away.]
1.0 photographic print
24.8 x 18.1 inches
|
1900 c |
2 |
PH119_025: [Colonel Frazier Boutelle and three women, all holding rifles, posed by house in residential neighborhood. Central woman appears in other photos.]
1.0 photographic print
20.5 x 25.8 inches
|
1900 c |
2 |
PH119_026: [Group of men and two women posed on steps of big stone building. Harry Boutelle may be at left.]
1.0 photographic print
20.3 x 25.4 inches
Hill and Yard of San Jose, CA
|
1891-1892 c |
1 |
PH119_027: [Studio portrait of eight men and a dog, dressed in outdoor clothing.]
1.0 photographic print
9.5 x 11 inches
|
1870s-1890s |
1 |
PH119_028: [Cavalry officer group posed in woods. Frazier Boutelle at right, seated, with one medal and two bars on shoulder patch.]
1.0 photographic print
7.5 x 9.5 inches
|
1894 c |
1 |
PH119_029: [View across parade ground to officers quarters. Mountains in background. Probably Fort Lewis, Colorado.]
1.0 photographic print
9 x 12 inches
|
1888 |
1 |
PH119_030: [Cavalry unit lined up for review on parade ground at Fort Lewis, Colorado. Mounted band leads group.]
1.0 photographic print
9 x 11 inches
|
1888 |
1 |
PH119_031: Fort Lewis, Colorado, May 1888. [View across landscape. Military base at center, mountains in background.]
1.0 photographic print
9 x 12 inches
|
1888 May |
Box | ||
1 |
PH119_034: [Exterior view of brick building at edge of parade ground, probably Fort Lewis, Colorado. Men in uniform pose around porch.]
1.0 photographic print
9 x 13.5 inches
|
1888 |
1 |
PH119_032: Barracks, Fort Lewis, Colorado, May 1888. [Military units lined up in front of buildings.]
1.0 photographic print
9 x 12 inches
|
1888 May |
1 |
PH119_033: [Cavarly officers seated on steps of a building at Fort Lewis, Colorado. Frazier Boutelle at right.]
1.0 photographic print
7 x 9.5 inches
|
1888 |
1 |
PH119_035: [Horses in a corral, with other buildings and wagons in background. Two men, one in uniform, among horses. Probably Fort Lewis, c. 1888.]
1.0 photographic print
9 x 13.5 inches
|
1888 |
1 |
PH119_036: [Cavalrymen pose by a clapboard building. Flag may be 1K. Two dogs and a chained bear lie by group. Frazier Boutelle may be at center Probably Fort Lewis, c. 1888.]
1.0 photographic print
9 x 13.5 inches
|
1888 |
1 |
PH119_037: [Frazier Boutelle as elderly man, astride very nice horse with full bridle and McClellan saddle. Building with pillared entry in background.]
1.0 photographic print
8 x 10 inches
|
1920s c |
1 |
PH119_038: [Cavalry officers pose on porch of clapboard house, with dogs. Frazier Boutelle at left. Probably Fort Lewis, c. 1888.]
1.0 photographic print
9 x 13.5 inches
|
1888 |
2 |
PH119_039: [View into a tent. Harry Boutelle and another young man lying on tent floor, playing chess. Cadet uniforms hung on back side of tent.]
1.0 photographic print
8 x 10 inches
Pach Bros. of New York, NY
|
1892 c |
2 |
PH119_040: Encina Hall, Stanford University. [Large group of young men posed on steps and balcony of building, with '95 banner. Probably Harry Boutelle's class.]
1.0 photographic print
8 x 10 inches
Hill & Watkins of San Jose, CA
|
1891-1892 |
2 |
PH119_041: Fort Washakie and vicinity. Views of scenery in the northwestern part of Wyoming Territory. [Vollentine photo.]
1.0 photographic print
8 x 10 inches
|
1880s c |
2 |
PH119_042: Shoshone wickiups. [Tribal man holding horse, standing between two cloth-covered tipis in brushy landscape. Signed H.F. Vollentine. Back has imprint of M.D. Houghton, photographer, of Rawlins, WY.]
1.0 photographic print
8 x 10 inches
|
1880s c |
2 |
PH119_043: Perspective view of Shoshone Agency, Fort Washakie, and bluffs in the distance. [Signed H.F. Vollentine. Back has imprint of M.D. Houghton, photographer, of Rawlins, WY.]
1.0 photographic print
8 x 10 inches
Houghton, Merritt Dana of Rawlins, WY
|
1880-1884 |
2 |
PH119_044: [Group of five women, four men in uniform and a clergyman, seated in a parlor. Woman at center appears in Boutelle family images.]
1.0 photographic print
8 x 10 inches
|
1910 c |
3 |
PH119_045: [Portrait of Col. Frazier Boutelle as a young officer. In studio folder.]
1.0 photographic print
4.5 x 6.25 inches
Kurtz, W. of New York, NY
|
1865 c |
3 |
PH119_046: Cavalry scouts, Camp Boynton, Beaver Park. [Large group standing in camp at Colorado Springs, Colorado, 1894. Poley's Perfection Views, Great Rock Island Route.]
1.0 photographic print
5 x 8 inches
Poley, Horace of Colorado Springs, CO
|
1894 |
3 |
PH119_047: Cavalry company. [Mounted group posed at Colorado Springs, Colorado, 1894. Poley's Perfection Views, Great Rock Island Route.]
1.0 photographic print
5 x 8 inches
Poley, Horace of Colorado Springs, CO
|
1894 |
3 |
PH119_048: Troop C 1st Cavalry marching into San Carlos at 4 pm, marching in column of 4.
1.0 photographic print
5 x 8 inches
|
1868-1871 c |
3 |
PH119_049: [Cavalry group, primarily non-coms, seated in a camp, with rifles. Frazier Boutelle at center, in officer's uniform, wearing three medals. 2 copies]
1.0 photographic print
5 x 8 inches
|
1880s-1890s |
3 |
PH119_050: June 10, '96, Manitou, Colorado. J.N.A., J.T.Q., Dr. Grant, H. Doyle. [Three men and a woman seated on burros; men have placed their bowlers on burros' heads.] To Mr. & Mrs. Thos. H. McGill with compliments of Mr. & Mrs. J.N. Quail.
1.0 photographic print
5 x 8 inches
|
1896 Jun 10 |
3 |
PH119_051: [Frazier Boutelle, at middle age, stands on open ground. Pack of greyhounds lies at his feet; he holds the reins of a horse also lying down. Horse has McClellan saddle.]
1.0 photographic print
5 x 8 inches
|
1890s c |
3 |
PH119_052: [Portrait of Harry Moss Boutelle, age 5 years, six months.]
1.0 photographic print
5 x 8 inches
Taber, I.W. & Co. of San Francisco, CA
|
1880 |
3 |
PH119_053: Picturesque Manila. [Commercial album by G.W. Peters, Sept. 1898, by Chofre & Co. publishers of Manila, with loose images of officers and grave site. Inscribed by Harry Boutelle, son of Frazier, who was killed in Manila.]
1.0 sheet
Peters, G.W. of Manila, PI
|
1898 |
PH119_054: [Studio portrait of man and woman. Possibly Boutelle's father, Col. James Augustus Boutelle (1808-1889) of Arcata, CA, and his father's sister, Susan Boutell Messenger Sterling.]
1.0 photographic print
6 x 4 inches
Bradley & Rulofsen of San Francisco, CA
|
1850s c | |
PH119_055: [Portrait of Frazier Boutelle in uniform at middle age.]
1.0 photographic print
6 x 4 inches
Goff, Orlando Scott of Fort Custer, MT
|
1870s | |
PH119_056: [Portrait of Frazier Boutelle in uniform at middle age.]
1.0 photographic print
6 x 4 inches
Hofsteater of Vancouver, WA
|
1885-1886 c | |
PH119_057: [Portrait of Frazier Boutelle as an elderly man. He stands outside, wearing a suit and holding a basin that may be for panning gold. Possibly related to family mine in Alaska.]
1.0 photographic print
3.5 x 4.5 inches
|
1920s c | |
PH119_058: [Portrait of Harry Moss Boutelle, seated, aged 4.] For dear Uncle Gay with best love of "Harry Boy."
1.0 photographic print
4 x 7 inches
Brodeck & Co. of Walla Walla, WA
|
1879 | |
PH119_059: [Portrait of Harry Moss Boutelle, standing, aged 4.]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 7 inches
Brodeck & Co. of Walla Walla, WA
|
1879 | |
PH119_060: [Portrait of Harry Moss Boutelle, age 5 years, six months.]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 7 inches
Taber, I.W. & Co. of San Francisco, CA
|
1880 | |
PH119_061: [Portrait of Harry Moss Boutelle, age about 18 months. 2 copies]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 7 inches
Taber, I.W. & Co. of San Francisco, CA
|
1876 c | |
PH119_062: [Portrait of Harry Moss Boutelle, age about ten, posed in a top coat with a toboggan, against a snowy studio backdrop.]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 7 inches
Goff, Orlando Scott of Fort Custer, MT
|
1885 c | |
PH119_063: [Portrait of Harry Moss Boutelle, age 13 years, six months.] For dear Grandma from Harry.
1.0 photographic print
4 x 7 inches
Goff, Orlando Scott of Fort Custer, MT
|
1888 | |
PH119_064: [Portrait of Harry Moss Boutelle as a young man. 3 copies with oval masked off, one copy full image.]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 7 inches
Hofsteater of Vancouver, WA
|
1885-1886 c | |
PH119_065: [Portrait of Harry Moss Boutelle as a young man.]
1.0 photographic print
3 x 2 inches
|
1885 c | |
PH119_066: Harry's favorite hunting horse, Comanche, Fort Custer, 1885. [Harry, in uniform with rifle, stands beside horse in landscape.]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 7 inches
Goff, Orlando Scott of Bismarck, DK
|
1885 | |
PH119_067: [Portrait of Harry Moss Boutelle in uniform during service in Philippines, where he was killed.]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 7 inches
Centro Artistic Fotografia Espanola of Manila
|
1899 | |
PH119_068: Sergeants Magat and Reyes, two of our finest. [Portrait of two young Filipino men, in uniforms. Inscriptions by two different people.] Two of Harry's non-commissioned officers, both favorites.
1.0 photographic print
4 x 7 inches
|
1899 | |
PH119_069: Recuerdo de Dioncia [?] de Leon. [Portrait of a young Filipino man in uniform. Inscriptions by two different people.] This sergeant was standing a couple of feet from Harry when he was killed.]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 7 inches
|
1899 | |
PH119_070: Sergeant Q.M. Macario Ramos. [Portrait of a Filipino man in uniform. Back has inscription of friendship to Harry, extensive biography of Ramos, and note in third hand.] This man had charge of detachment that brought in Harry's body.
1.0 photographic print
4 x 7 inches
|
1899 | |
PH119_071: From Paombon, Bulacau Province. [Group of Filipino young ladies, posed in front of a bamboo structure.]
1.0 photographic print
5.5 x 4 inches
|
1899 | |
PH119_072: Paombon, Bulacau Province. [Studio portrait of Filipino gentleman, lady, and young woman.]
1.0 photographic print
5.5 x 4 inches
|
1899 | |
PH119_073: Paombon, Bulacau Province. [Studio portrait of young Filipino gentleman and lady.]
1.0 photographic print
5.5 x 4 inches
|
1899 | |
PH119_074: Paombon, Bulacau Province. [Studio portrait of young Filipino lady, wearing same clothing as different woman in PH119-073. Cropped.]
1.0 photographic print
5.5 x 2 inches
|
1899 | |
PH119_075: Paombon, Bulacau Province. [Studio portrait of Filipino lady and boy.]
1.0 photographic print
5.5 x 4 inches
|
1899 | |
PH119_076: Chinese mestizo. Paombon, Bulacau Province. [Studio portrait of young lady.]
1.0 photographic print
3.5 x 2 inches
|
1899 | |
PH119_077: [View of façade of a Spanish Baroque-style cathedral, possibly in Philippines. 1882.]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 7 inches
Parker, F. of El Paso, TX
|
1882 | |
PH119_078: [Studio portrait of Harry, in uniform, with an unidentified young woman, possibly his girl friend, Annie.]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 7 inches
Brands Studios of Chicago, IL
|
1892-1899 c | |
PH119_079: [Studio portrait of young woman of PH199-078.]
1.0 photographic print
Goff, Orlando Scott of Fort Custer, MT
|
1870s | |
PH119_080: [Studio portrait of young woman of PH199-078.]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 7 inches
Goff, Orlando Scott of Fort Custer, MT
|
1870s | |
PH119_081: Lottie Adams and Jeff. [Studio portrait of young woman with retriever.]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 7 inches
Goff, Orlando Scott of Fort Custer, MT
|
1870s | |
PH119_082: [Studio portrait of unidentified young woman.]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 7 inches
Bishop, J.E., of Chambersburg, PA
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not yet assigned | |
PH119_083: [Portrait of a boy, aged about 4, in a top coat against a snowy studio set. Joe Alishine [?] penciled on back, with H.H. Borodin and an Everett, WA address.]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 7 inches
Goff, Orlando Scott of Dickinson, ND
|
1890s? | |
PH119_084: Helen Alexander Shirrel [?] Age 17 months, 3 days.
1.0 photographic print
4 x 7 inches
Davis, G.W. of Richmond, VA
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not yet assigned | |
PH119_085: Mrs. Hayden. [Portrait of Mary Jane Hayden (1830-1913), wife of Gay S.B. Hayden, pioneer of 1850, photographed by Moorhouse. Mother of Frazier Boutelle's wife.]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 7 inches
Towne of Portland, OR
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1890s-1910s | |
PH119_086: Fort Custer, June 1, 1891. [?] M.B. [Portrait of young woman, hung on ribbon.]
1.0 photographic print
3 x 3 inches
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1891 Jun 1 | |
PH119_087: [Studio portrait of young woman in riding habit with three retrievers. Back has extensive annotation.] For dear Prince Hal from Vangie [?]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 7 inches
Goff, Orlando Scott of Fort Custer, MT
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1870s | |
PH119_088: Marion Morris Moss, Sept. 1st, 1895, 2 years old. Born August 27th, 1893. [Portrait of young girl among canna lilies, with dog at her feet.]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 7 inches
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1895 Sep 1 | |
PH119_089: Guy Hayden. [Portrait of Guy S.B. Hayden, pioneer of 1850, father in-law of Frazier Boutelle.]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 7 inches
Meiser of Vancouver, WA
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1885-1886 c | |
PH119_090: [Studio portrait of young tribal woman, probably of Umatilla Reservation. She holds martingale and bag, wears buckskin dress beaded on shoulders, beaded hat, and belt.]
1.0 photographic print
5 x 7 inches
Bowman, W.S. of Pendleton, OR (ca. 1862-1938)
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1880-1910 c | |
PH119_091: [Portrait of unidentified young woman on window seat, c. 1910. This woman appears in many family photos.]
1.0 photographic print
5 x 7 inches
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1910 c | |
PH119_092: [Sons of American Revolution marching in parade in Seattle, probably Preparedness Parade, June 10, 1919.]
1.0 photographic print
3.5 x 5 inches
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1919 Jun 10 | |
PH119_093: [Nurses wearing red cross marching in Preparedness Parade in Seattle, June 10, 1919. 2 copies.]
1.0 photographic print
3.5 x 5 inches
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1919 Jun 10 | |
PH119_094: [Landscape of rolling hills, valley with cut grain.]
1.0 photographic print
3.4 x 4.5 inches
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1910 c? | |
PH119_095: [Landscape of valley with cut grain, rolling hills in background.]
1.0 photographic print
3.4 x 4.5 inches
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1910 c? | |
PH119_096: [Unidentified elderly man, possibly Frazier Boutelle, standing in grain field.]
1.0 photographic print
3.4 x 4.5 inches
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1910 c? | |
PH119_097: On the Columbia. [View of rock pinnacle and steep bluffs on south shore of Columbia Gorge.]
1.0 photographic print
4.25 x 6.5 inches
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1880s | |
PH119_098: Max and Don. "Hawk down." Fort Custer, '85. [Two black-coated retrievers pose in field near a rural house, with a small hawk standing beside them. 2 copies.]
1.0 photographic print
4.25 x 6.5 inches
Goff, Orlando Scott of Fort Custer, MT
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1885 | |
PH119_099: Mrs. Boutelle and Mrs. Welmarth [?] on south end of formation, Mammoth Hot Springs, Sept. 9, 1890. [Two women carrying umbrellas in landscape. Crack in source negative.]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 5 inches
Boutelle, Frazier A. (1840-1924) of Washington
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1890 Sep 9 | |
PH119_100: The Orange Geyser, Mammoth Hot Springs. [Rock formation.]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 5 inches
Boutelle, Frazier A. (1840-1924) of Washington
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1890 Sep | |
PH119_101: [Unidentified woman in riding habit holding horse with side saddle. House in background.]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 5 inches
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1890 Sep | |
PH119_102: General view of camp on Nez Perce Creek, Sept. 1890.
1.0 photographic print
4 x 5 inches
Boutelle, Frazier A. (1840-1924) of Washington
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1890 Sep | |
PH119_103: Captain and Mrs. Boutelle's tent [Camp on Nez Perce Creek, Sept. 1890.]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 5 inches
Boutelle, Frazier A. (1840-1924) of Washington
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1890 Sep | |
PH119_104: The Black Warrior, or Steady. Sept. 16, 1890. [Geyser]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 5 inches
Boutelle, Frazier A. (1840-1924) of Washington
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1890 Sep 16 | |
PH119_105: Group at Excelsior, taken by Mr. Weed, Sept. 19, 1890. [Three men in uniform and three women in rocky landscape.]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 5 inches
Weed
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1890 Sep 19 | |
PH119_106: Group at the Sponge, Sept. 20, 1890. [Two men, three women and dog by geyser.]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 5 inches
Boutelle, Frazier A. (1840-1924) of Washington
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1890 Sep 20 | |
PH119_107: Group at the Great Fountain, Sept. 20, 1890. [Two men and two women on horseback.]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 5 inches
Boutelle, Frazier A. (1840-1924) of Washington
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1890 Sep 20 | |
PH119_108: Crossing Fire Hole River, September 28, 1890. [Wagon drawn by four mules, three being ridden.]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 5 inches
Boutelle, Frazier A. (1840-1924) of Washington
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1890 Sep 28 | |
PH119_109: Grotto, Upper Geyser Basin. [Rock formation in water.]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 5 inches
Boutelle, Frazier A. (1840-1924) of Washington
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1890 Sep | |
PH119_110: Riverside, Upper Geyser Basin. [Geyser.]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 5 inches
Boutelle, Frazier A. (1840-1924) of Washington
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1890 Sep | |
PH119_111: Liberty Cap, Mammoth Hot Springs, Oct. 15, 1890. [Rock formation.]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 5 inches
Boutelle, Frazier A. (1840-1924) of Washington
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1890 Oct 15 | |
PH119_112: Wagon with Troop A 1st Cavalry, fording Yellowstone below Billings en route from Oark to Fort Custer, Oct. 27, 1890.
1.0 photographic print
4 x 5 inches
Boutelle, Frazier A. (1840-1924) of Washington
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1890 Oct 27 | |
PH119_113: Troop A, 1st Cavalry, at a halt Oct. 27, 1890, en route to Fort Custer from Yellowstone Park. [Military group standing beside their mounts.]
1.0 photographic print
4 x 5 inches
Boutelle, Frazier A. (1840-1924) of Washington
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1890 Oct 27 | |
PH119_114: Troop A, 1st Cavalry on the march Oct. 27, 1890, en route from Yellowstone Park to Fort Custer.
1.0 photographic print
4 x 5 inches
Boutelle, Frazier A. (1840-1924) of Washington
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1890 Oct 27 | |
PH119_115: A street scene in Malate. [View of a street in a Philippines town, stone and bamboo structures, banana trees, Filipino men in background.]
1.0 photographic print
6.75 x 9 inches
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1889 c | |
PH119_116: [End view of shack, probably Spaulding family mine near Fairbanks.]
1.0 photographic print
2.5 x 4 inches
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1920s c | |
PH119_117: [Side view of shack, probably Spaulding family mine near Fairbanks.]
1.0 photographic print
2.5 x 4 inches
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1920s c | |
PH119_118: [Man by shack in snow, with equipment. Probably Spaulding family mine near Fairbanks.]
1.0 photographic print
2.5 x 4 inches
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1920s c | |
PH119_119: [Tent in snow. Probably Spaulding family mine near Fairbanks.]
1.0 photographic print
2.5 x 4 inches
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1920s c | |
PH119_120: [Winch in snow, with shack in background. Probably Spaulding family mine near Fairbanks.]
1.0 photographic print
2.5 x 4 inches
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1920s c | |
PH119_121: [Steel tank and winch, in snowy landscape. Probably Spaulding family mine near Fairbanks.]
1.0 photographic print
2.5 x 4 inches
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1920s c | |
PH119_122: [Man standing near mine opening, in snowy landscape. Probably Spaulding family mine near Fairbanks.]
1.0 photographic print
2.5 x 4 inches
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1920s c | |
PH119_123: [Four men by hoist at mine works. Probably Spaulding family mine near Fairbanks.]
1.0 photographic print
2.5 x 4 inches
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1920s c | |
PH119_124: [Two men with ore truck in mine. Probably Spaulding family mine near Fairbanks. 2 copies.]
1.0 photographic print
2.5 x 4 inches
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1920s c |