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Early Tuba City, Arizona: Records of the Tanner and Foutzes, part 1
My grandmother, Annie Marie Tanner, was born in Tuba City, Arizona on 18 Aug 1901. I knew she grew up in Kirtland, San Juan County, New Mexico and wondered exactly when and why the family left...
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Early Tuba City, Arizona: Records of the Tanners and Foutzes, part 2
Map of the Navajo Nation today. Notice where Tuba City, Arizona is, and where Farmington, New Mexico is. The Tanner and Foutz families were in Tuba City from about 1877 to 1903, when they moved to...
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Early Tuba City, Arizona: Records of the Tanners and Foutzes, part 4....
This is more from the U.S. Serial Set, or Senate papers, regarding the enlargement of the Navajo Reservation in 1900, which included the Tuba City area. The settlers there, including the Tanners and...
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Early Tuba City, Arizona: Records of the Tanners and Foutzes, part 5. A list...
Here is a map of the boundaries of the Navajo Reservation in 1900, with the proposed enlargement reaching the Little Colorado River. Tuba City is just east of the Little Colorado. Here is a list of the...
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Early Tuba City, Arizona: Records of the Tanners and Foutzes, part 6....
U.S. Senate, editor, Senate Documents Vol. 8, 56th Congress 1st Session, 1899-1900 (Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government, n.d.), 8: Doc. 68, pp 19-23. Schedule of improvements on land occupied by the...
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