Growth of Education in New Mexico in Early History
A summary of Arnold Rodriguez’s study on New Mexico education in transition from 1830s to 1850s. It notes literacy scarcity from the 1850 census, church leaders advancing schooling, early schools in Santa Fe and Laguna, legislative attempts to fund schooling, and the emergence of Santa Fe newspapers including El Crepusculo de la Libertad and La Verdad.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New
Arnold Rodrigez
New Mexico
Wr. Rodriguez
Historical Review
Frank D. Reeve
Pat A. F Walter
UNM
Rodriguez
John Baptist Lamy
Lamy
Heny W. Read
Santa Fe
Samuel Gorman
Laguna
Ramon Abreu
el Crepusculo de la Libertad
la Verdad
Ceran St. Vrain
el Neuvo Mexi
Residents and visitors noted across Silver City and Lordsburg
Lewis Conner and many Redrock residents traveled to Silver City on business and for family visits. Local teachers and families attended gatherings in Lordsburg while others spent weekends in Silver City, Bedrock, and Cliff visiting relatives, fishing, cattle shipping, and hunting ducks.
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Lewis Conner
Silver City
Bryant
Redrock
L. P. McHalffey
Garland McHalffey
Robert C. Martin
K. P
Lordsburg
Charles Blakey
Robert Martin
Margie Harper
Portales
Grant
Maurice
Willcox
Jack Martin
California
Chasie McReynolds
Barnes
Arch McDaniel
Charles D. Blakey
L. P McHalffey
Tom McCauley
Cliff
Bedrock
Ash Creek
R. R. Walker
Phoenix
Ariz
L. B. Lloyd
Cottonwood
Anna Martin
Marshall Fuller
Early New Mexico Church Growth and 1851 Gazette Transition
The text notes a weekly and daily edition, followed by the 1851 Santa Fe Weekly Gazette. It mentions Rodriguez' study concluding with the transition and growth of churches in early New Mexico.
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Cano
Santa Fe
Rodriguez
New Mexico
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