A Stroll Through the Past: CHEATHAM

William Calvin Cheatham (1852-1926)

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Posts in Order of Publication:

2. So Many sources, So Little Time
3. Where to Begin? (Getting to the Good Stuff)
4. Making Sense of the Census Records - Or Not
5. Coming to Arizona
6. A Little Bit of This, and a Little Bit of That
7. More to Learn
8. What He Was Up to in Maricopa County
9. New Mexico News
10. Back to Capitan - 1900
11. Back to Capitan - 1901 to 1903
12. Looking Back to Buffalo Gap - 1880's
13. Abilene, Texas - a Closer Look
14. Looking Back to Buffalo Gap - 1890 to 1894
15. Looking Back to Buffalo Gap - 1895 to 1900
16. Wrapping Up in Texas
17. Still Wrapping Up in Texas! (a.k.a. So Much Speculation!)
18. Revisiting Duncan
19. Living in Laveen
20. Not Quite Finished After All
21. But Wait! - There's More!
22. Tying Up Loose Ends

*Posts about W. C. Cheatham's wife, Amelia Virginia, can be found on the BLACKSHEAR Page.

Edmond C. Cheatham

Edmond E. Cheatham

More About the Author

Ever since she was a kid, Therese has had a curiosity about the past. She was fascinated by the old cars and abandoned houses on her grandparents' property, and at the age of ten, after finding a buffalo nickel and rusted Fanta cap in the floorboards of an old truck, decided she wanted to be an archaeologist. She did go on to earn a degree in Anthropology with a minor in History, but ended up teaching middle school, where she dug up the past using documents instead of a trowel. At one point in her life, her family referred to her as 'The Well of Scholarly Knowledge' because she would tell them everything she learned that day over the dinner table. In addition to loving history, Therese has a fondness for writing poetry, reading books, and drinking coffee. You can read about what she has been reading at her other blog, Read.Enjoy.Repeat!

A Stroll Through the Past

CHEATHAM

William Calvin Cheatham (1852-1926)

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