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VANISHED ARIZONA. Recollections of My Army Life. by Martha. Summerhayes, 1963 Vanished Arizona - Recollections of My Army Life by Martha Summerhayes, 1963 VANISHED ARIZONA - RECOLLECTIONS OF MY ARMY LIFE by Martha Summerhayes, 1960-01-01 Vanished Arizona, Recollections Of The Army Life By A New England Woman by Martha Summerhayes, 2010-09-10 Vanished Arizona, Recollections Of The Army Life By A New England Woman by Martha Summerhayes, 2010-09-10 Vanished Arizona by Milo Milton Quaife, Editor Martha Summerhayes, 1939-01-01 Vanished Arizona Recollections of My Army Life by Martha Summerhayes, 1911-01-01 Vanished Arizona - by Martha Summerhayes -, 1963 Martha Summerhayes: Frontier army wife by J. Evetts Haley, 1959 Vanished Arizona, Recollection of My Army Life of Martha Summerhayes by Milo Milton Quaife, 1939 Vanished Arizona 4TH Edition by Martha Summerhayes, 1960 VANISHED ARIZONA-RECOLLECTIONS OF THE ARMY LIFE OF A NEW ENGLAND WOMAN by Martha Summerhayes, 1979-01-01 Vanished Arizona: Recollections of My Army Life: The 1908 Edition, Unabridged by Martha Summerhayes, 1963

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21. Vanished Arizona, Recollections Of The Army Life By A New England Woman By Marth
    Vanished Arizona, Recollections of the Army Life by a New England Woman. by Martha Summerhayes. Read about Martha Summerhayes at Wikipedia.org;  
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    Extractions: @import "/resources/manybooks2004.css"; Title Author Please select a format Plucker iSilo iSiloX . Doc Rocketbook zTXT PDF PalmReader . Read online (203.5 pages) Random excerpt: air, and to say, "Gute Nacht," evening after evening, with my head buzzing and my mind a blank. After a few weeks, however, I began to understand everything she said, altho' I could not yet write or read the language, and I listened with the greatest interest to the story of her marriage with young Lieutenant Weste, of the bringing up of her four children, and of the old days in Hanover, before the Prussians took possession. She described to me the brilliant Hanoverian Court, the endless festivities and balls, the stately elegance of the old city, and the cruel misfortunes of the King. And how, a few days after the King's flight, the end of all things came to her; for she was politely informed one evening, by a big Prussian major, that she must seek other lodgingshe needed her quarters. At this point she always wept, and I sympathized. Thus I came to know military life in Germany, and I fell in love with the army, with its brilliancy and its glitter, with its struggles and its romance

22. Books By Martha Summerhayes
    Author Martha Summerhayes Entry 1049 Vanished Arizona  
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    Title. Please log in. Books by Martha Summerhayes. Here is a list of our books by Martha Summerhayes . There is 1 book by this author in our collection.  
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25. Powell's Books - Vanished Arizona: Recollections Of The Army Life Of A New Engla
    ISBN 0803291051 Subtitle Recollections of the Army Life of a New England Woman Other Summerhayes, Martha Publisher University of Nebraska Press Subject  
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    Vanished Arizona Recollections of the Army Life of a New England Woman by Martha Summerhayes Publisher Comments In 1874, when Martha Summerhayes came as bride  
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27. UW Libraries - Database Search
    and travel (7) Army spouses Summerhayes, Martha, 1844-1926 United States. Author, Summerhayes, Martha, 18441926 (3). Subject, Arizona Arizona  
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30. Summerhayes, Vanished Arizona - CHAPTER I
    her knittingwork in her hands; and she would often sigh, and say to me, in German (for dear Frau Generalin spoke no other tongue), Ach, Martha, you American  
    http://www.worldwideschool.org/library/books/hst/biography/VanishedArizona/chap1
    
    Extractions: by Martha Summerhayes Terms Contents Preface CHAPTER I ... APPENDIX CHAPTER I Germany and the Army he stalwart men of the Prussian army, the Lancers, the Dragoons, the Hussars, the clank of their sabres on the pavements, their brilliant uniforms, all made an impression upon my romantic mind, and I listened eagerly, in the quiet evenings, to tales of Hanover under King George, to stories of battles lost, and the entry of the Prussians into the old Residenz-stadt; the flight of the King, and the sorrow and chagrin which prevailed. For I was living in the family of General Weste, the former stadt-commandant of Hanover, who had served fifty years in the army and had accompanied King George on his exit from the city. He was a gallant veteran, with the rank of General-Lieutenant, ausser Dienst. A charming and dignified man, accepting philosophically the fact that Hanover had become Prussian, but loyal in his heart to his King and to old Hanover; pretending great wrath when, on the King's birthday, he found yellow and white sand strewn before his door, but unable to conceal the joyful gleam in his eye when he spoke of it. The General's wife was the daughter of a burgomaster and had been brought up in a neighboring town. She was a dear, kind soul.

31. Summerhayes, Vanished Arizona - CHAPTER III
    a kitchen. Why, Martha, said he, did you not know that women are not reckoned in at all at the War Department? A lieutenant s  
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    Extractions: by Martha Summerhayes Terms Contents Preface CHAPTER I ... APPENDIX CHAPTER III Army House-Keeping ot knowing before I left home just what was needed for house-keeping in the army, and being able to gather only vague ideas on the subject from Jack, who declared that his quarters were furnished admirably, I had taken out with me but few articles in addition to the silver and linen-chests. I began to have serious doubts on the subject of my menage, after inspecting the bachelor furnishings which had seemed so ample to my husband. But there was so much to be seen in the way of guard mount, cavalry drill, and various military functions, besides the drives to town and the concerts of the string orchestra, that I had little time to think of the practical side of life. Added to this, we were enjoying the delightful hospitality of the Wilhelms, and the Major insisted upon making me acquainted with the "real old-fashioned army toddy" several times a day,a new beverage to me, brought up in a blue-ribbon community, where wine-bibbing and whiskey drinking were rated as belonging to only the lowest classes. To be sure, my father always drank two fingers of fine cognac before dinner, but I had always considered that a sort of medicine for a man advanced in years. Taken all in all, it is not to be wondered at if I saw not much in those few days besides bright buttons, blue uniforms, and shining swords.

32. Martha Summerhayes Biography Pictures Portrait Books Online Forum
    Forum pictures biography and Martha Summerhayes books online Vanished Arizona, Recollections of the Army Life by a New England Woman.  
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33. Vanished Arizona, Recollections Of The Army Life By A New England Woman By Marth
    Vanished Arizona, Recollections of the Army Life by a New England Woman by Martha Summerhayes with annotations advancing emotional literacy education from the  
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34. Browsing The Inventory Of Kennedy's West By Title: V
    Summerhayes, Martha Vanished Arizona Recollections Of the Army Life of a New England Woman Salem, Ma. The Salem Press Co., 1911.  
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    Extractions: Barker, S. Omar Vientos De Las Sierras (Winds of the Mountains) Beulah, N.M.: S. Omar Barker, 1924. First edition with original tan illustrated board, measuring 8 x 5 1/2 inches, very good condition. Author's first book. Signed by author front flyleaf. 57 pages. Poems of New Mexico. Highly collectable.. Signed by Author. 1st Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/No Jacket. 8 Vo.. Western Verse, Western Poetry, New Mexico, Western Americana, American Poetry. Catalogs: ALL FOR SALE, Western Americana. (Inventory #001993) Langford, Nathaniel Pitt Vigilante Days and Ways Missoula, Mt.: Montana State Univ. Press, 1957. Hard Cover. Very Good/No Jacket. 8 Vo. Book is unusually bound in buckskin. Note: Front flyleaf states: This book is number 69 in a special limited edition of 200 copies of Vigilante Days and Ways, bo und in buckskin and autographed by Miss Johnson. Dorothy M. Johnson does the 21 page introduction to this book. She is the noted Assistant Professor, School of Journalism at Montana State University, Missoula. 456 pages. This book covers the Plummer Gang, John Beidler, Joseph Slade, Langford Peel, and the cohorts in Virginia City. Truly a collector's book in unusual binding and a small limitation.. LAWMEN, OUTLAWS, VIGILANTES, WESTERN AMERICANA FOR SALE. Catalogs: ALL FOR SALE, Western Americana. (Inventory #000920)

35. Browsing The Inventory Of Bookmarc's Kansas By Title: V
    Summerhayes, Martha Vanished Arizona Lincoln, Nebraska University of Nebraska Press, 1979. A trade paperback book in very good condition.  
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    Extractions: Steakley, John Vampires New York, New York, USA: ROC/Penguin Books, 1990. A trade paperback book in very good- condition. An unread, tight, clean, sound copy in color wraps with minor overall shelf wear plus some light creasing of the front cover at the top plus a small (about 0.25") closed tear on the front cover at the bottom left corner. A story about vampire hunters who are foolish enough to try to making a living at it. The basis for John Carpenter film movie of the same name. By the author of "Armor". 357p.. ISBN: 0-451-45033-7. Trade Paperback. Very Good-. 5.25"x8". Fiction Science Fiction Speculative Fiction Fantasy Horror Vampire. (Inventory #SCW01301)

36. Template
    Summerhayes, Martha. Vanished Arizona Recollections of the Army Life of a New England Woman. Lincoln University of Nebraska Press, 1979. Toles, Elsie.  
    http://jamaica.u.arizona.edu/ic/mcbride/ws200/cumb-twen.htm
    
    Extractions: Women in Southern Arizona in the Early Twentieth Century Bibliography Abstract of the Fourteenth Census of the United States – 1920 . Washington: Government Printing Office, 1923. Arizona Historical Society Elsie Toles . MS # 789. Avery, Ben. “The Woman Who Almost Became Governor.” Arizona Days and Ways Magazine The Arizona Republic . 6 Feb. 1972: 20-23. Boehringer, Louise C. “Josephine Brawley Hughes – Crusader, State Builder.” Arizona Historical Review . Jan (1930): 98-107. Brophy, Blake. “Tucson’s Arizona Inn: The Continuum of Style.” Journal of Arizona History Butchart, Ronald E. “The Frontier Teacher: Arizona, 1875-1925.” Journal of the West http://dizzy.library.arizona.edu/images/caron/heritage.html > (6 March 1999). Clark, Nancy Tisdale. “The Demise of Demon Rum in Arizona.” The Journal of Arizona History . 18 (Spring 1977): 69-89. “David King and Ida Hunt Udall.” People in THE WEST, The West Film Project and

37. Lije-twen
    These women include Ruth Murray Underhill, Erna Fergusson and Martha Summerhayes. University of New Mexico. 1969; Summerhayes, Martha. Vanished Arizona.  
    http://jamaica.u.arizona.edu/ic/mcbride/ws200/lije-twen.htm
    
    Extractions: There is a wealth of information about Ms. Sharlot Hall. Her life was very complex and together it all ties together to tell the story of her fame. She can fairly justify that in a time when women were not encouraged to follow their dreams, she successfully did. Sharlot Hall definitely did a fair share of journeying to incorporate into her stories. She was born in 1870 in Lincoln County, Kansas at Prosser Creek. She claims to have been the first white child born there. Her father's side of the family came from Scotland. He was a trapper and buffalo hunter. Her mother was an easterner of Bohemian extraction. As a child, Sharlot was surrounded by male figures. She was shown many gruesome sights and taught a more violent way of life as a child.(2 pg. 539) During the time when it was not common not usual for girls to go to school and study, her mother taught her to read at an early age and she eventually started to attend school. For her, this meant many long miles on horseback to a little room where a man of little education himself, attempted to teach a room full of children, most of them his own. Weather and natural conditions drove the Hall family from Lincoln County. They settled for about 2 years on a ranch in Barbour County, but living conditions still did not improve. Although times were rough, Sharlot and her brother still continued to attend school.(2 pg. 541) Confounded by letters they received from relative who had settled in the Arizona Territory, they began a westward journey along the Santa Fe Trail. They traveled through harsh weather conditions with 2 covered wagons, led by four horses, and also had a herd of around 20 horses. There was one day where Sharlot, who rode side saddle, was thrown off her horse and injured herself. This injury plagued her for her entire life and at some points in time, actually had her bedridden.

38. Detailed Record
    Vanished Arizona recollections of the Army life of a New England woman • By Martha Summerhayes • Publisher Lincoln University of Nebraska Press  
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39. Guidon Books -The Lakeside Classics
    $40.00. 1939 Summerhayes, Martha. Vanished Arizona Recollections of My Army Life. Edited by Milo Milton Quaife. Bookplate on endsheet  
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    Extractions: Guidon Books Presents: The Lakeside Classics Revised March 20, 2004 SOLD 1903 - Franklin, Benjamin. The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin. Previous owner's name on front endsheet. $450.00 SOLD 1922 - Long, John. John Long's Voyages and Travels in the Years 1768-1788. Edited with historical introduction and notes by Milo Milton Quaife. With map. $100.00 SOLD 1927 - Manly, William L. Death Valley in '49. Edited by Milo Milton Quaife. $75.00 SOLD 1928 - Bidwell, General John Echoes of the Past About California. and Rev. John Steele, In Camp and Cabin. Edited by Milo Milton Quaife. $45.00 SOLD 1929 - Kendall, Geo. Wilkins. Narrative of the Texan Santa Fe Expedition. Historical introduction by Milo Milton Quaife. $55.00 SOLD 1930 - Pattie, James O. The Personal Narrative of James O. Pattie of Kentucky. Edited by Timothy Flint. Historical introduction and footnotes by Milo Milton Quaife. $50.00 SOLD 1931 - Mackenzie, Alexander. Alexander Mackenzie's Voyage to the Pacific Ocean. Historical introduction and introduction by Milo Milton Quaife. $45.00 SOLD 1932 - Kinzie, Mrs. John H.

40. History Magazine - Glittering Misery
    After the birth of her son, Martha Summerhayes suffered through a prolonged recovery, while Emily FitzGerald, a doctor’s wife, contracted a postpartum  
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    Extractions: Nancy Hendrickson describes the lives of Army officers’ wives on the frontier. MARTHA SUMMERHAYES CROUCHED in the bottom of an Army wagon as it bounced towards Sanford Pass. Her husband, Jack, rode alongside, keeping a sharp lookout for marauding Apache. Her three-month-old son lay helplessly beside her. As the wagon lurched through the narrow cut in the mountains, Martha wondered if she could carry out Jack’s instructions — in case he was wounded, she was to use her loaded derringer on their son and then on herself. A year earlier, Martha was just back from an extended stay in Germany and marriage to Lieutenant Jack Summerhayes. While in Europe, Martha had fallen in love with the romance and chivalry of the army. The handsomely uniformed men “lent a brilliancy to every affair”. She remembered saying to a German general’s wife, “Oh, how fascinating it all is!” and was puzzled at the response. “Life in the army is not always so brilliant as it looks; in fact we often call it glaenzendes Elend — glittering misery.” Now, stationed far from home in “that dreaded Arizona” and steeled for an Apache attack, the glitter seemed a lifetime away and the misery too close for comfort.

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