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Benjamin Ignatius Hayes Diary
A copy, with notes of previous paging, made by Hayes for H.H. Bancroft, of portions, Oct. 16, 1849 - Jan. 14, 1850, of his overland diary kept on the Gila route to California. Supplied title page incorrectly describes it as: Diary ... of journey overland from Socorro to Warner's Ranch from Oct. 31, 1849, to Jan. 14, 1850. A digest of Captain Philip St. George Cooke's diary, Oct. 31 - Dec. 7, 1846, is inserted between the entries for Oct. 20 and Nov. 22, 1849, for which period there are no entries from Hayes' own diary (for this portion see BANC MSS C-E 64 no. 27). The last entry, Jan. 14, 1850, is incomplete and is followed by: Recapitulation [of distance travelled, Nov. 13 - Dec. 31, 1849].
Benjamin Ignatius Hayes Chapters II-VI of His Rewritten Diary
Expanded version of events, Oct. 17-Nov. 22, 1849, from Galisteo to Mimbres, on his overland journey to California on the Gila route. (Cf. C-E 79).
Materials Relating to Benjamin Ignatius Hayes
Clipping concerning the 1856 Vigilance Committee with Hayes' note stating it was written by Col. William C. Ferrell and appeared in the Star, Aug. 9, 1856; and copy, by Hayes, of note written by G.A. Flower, Oct. 4, 1873, certifying to sale of his land in California and Arizona.
Letter to Benjamin Ignatius Hayes
Concerning a tidal wave experienced 13 miles south of the Golden Gate, while on the coast steamer, Sea Bird, the summer of 1855.
Salisbury Haley Letter to Benjamin Ignatius Hayes
Concerning a tidal wave experienced 13 miles south of the Golden Gate, while on the coast steamer, Sea Bird, the summer of 1855.
Los Angeles County Indians
Pasted clippings of articles published in the Los Angeles Star. With explanation by Benjamin Ignatius Hayes.
