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    • Bayless family on porch in Tucson

    • Bayless family on porch in Tucson

    • Unknown

    • Arizona--Pima County; Tucson (Ariz.)--History--Pictorial works.

    • Bayless family on the porch of Charles Bayless' house in Tucson, AZ near the University of Arizona. From left to right: Stuart Bayless- brother of Charles, Margaret Bayless- Stuart's daughter, unknown little boy, Mrs. Stuart Bayless, and Charles...
    • 1898 Cover with Redington Cancellation

    • 1898 Cover with Redington Cancellation

    • E.O. Stratton

    • Cancellations (Philately)--United States; Post Office Archives; Arizona--History-- 1920-1940;

    • Cancelled Cover from Redington, AZ in 1898. Addressed to Mrs. Thos. F. Jones, Arletta, Washington.
    • Last Day Cancellation of Redington, Arizona

    • Last Day Cancellation of Redington, Arizona

    • Unknown

    • Cancellations (Philately)--United States; Post Office Archives; Arizona--History-- 1920-1940;

    • This last day cancellation was done the day the Redington Post Office closed on December 31, 1940.
    • Charles H. Bayless

    • Charles H. Bayless

    • Unknown

    • Post Office Archives; Arizona--History-- 1910-1940; Postmasters--United States--History.

    • Portrait of Charles Bayless, Redington postmaster from May 1, 1909- September 29, 1919. He owned the Carlink Ranch where the Rhodes family lived.
    • Redington Last Day Cover 1940

    • Redington Last Day Cover 1940

    • Unknown

    • Post Office Archives; Arizona--History-- 1920-1940; Cancellations (Philately)--United States

    • Last day cancellation from Redington, AZ December 30, 1940 before post office closure.
    • Redington Cover

    • Redington Cover

    • A. Clark

    • Post Office Archives; Arizona--History-- 1920-1940; Cancellations (Philately)--United States

    • Redington, AZ cancellation. From A. Clark to Mrs. W. A. Julian.
    • Berta Williams Interview Transcript Part Three.

    • Berta Williams Interview Transcript Part Three.

    • Berta Williams and Charlotte Cushman.

    • Post Office Archives; Arizona--History-- 1920-1940; Cancellations (Philately)--United States

    • Transcript of interview with Berta Williams, daughter of Rosa Ronquillo Rhodes on September 4, 2009. Berta recounts stories about her mother, the Post Office, and growing up in Redington, Arizona.
    • Letter of Appointment April 26, 1932

    • Letter of Appointment April 26, 1932

    • Mabel B. Cooper- Pima County Recorder

    • Post Office Archives; Women--Arizona--History-- 1920-1940;

    • Letter of Appointment to Rosa R. Rhodes as registration officer for the Redington Precinct April 26th, 1932.
    • Rosa on Her Wedding Day

    • Rosa on Her Wedding Day

    • William Rhodes, Rosa's Husband.

    • Post Office Archives; Women--Arizona--History-- 1920-1940;

    • Rosa Ronquillo Rhodes Wedding Day. Rosa married William Rhodes on June 4, 1930. Both had been previously married, so they went to Lordsburg, New Mexico to be married. Rosa's dress was made of dark green satin. This photograph was given as a...
    • 1922 Rosa Ronquillo Letter of Application

    • 1922 Rosa Ronquillo Letter of Application

    • Norman J. Roberts

    • Post Office Archives; Women--Arizona--History-- 1920-1940; Mexican American women--Employment--Southwestern States--History; Mexican Americans--Arizona--History.

    • 1922 reference letter from Postmaster Norman J. Roberts on Rosa R. Rhodes's behalf. Bottom portion reads "Although of mexican parantage, she speaks English, [and I] am of the opinion that she has had sufficient education to handle the office".
    • Arizona State Association of Postmasters Membership Card

    • Arizona State Association of Postmasters Membership Card

    • Arizona State Association of Postmasters

    • Post Office Archives; Women--Arizona--History-- 1920-1940; Postmasters--United States--History.

    • Certificate stating that Rosa R. Rhodes is a Postmaster at Redington, AZ and a member in good standing of the Arizona State Association of Postmasters, dated 1930. Signed Raymond H. Still, acting secretary.
    • Certificate of Outgoing Postmaster

    • Certificate of Outgoing Postmaster

    • Unknown

    • Post Office Archives; Women--Arizona--History-- 1920-1940; Postmasters--United States--History.

    • Certificate of outgoing and incoming Redington Postmasters in 1936. Rosa R. Rhodes is outgoing and K.J. Smallhouse is incoming. Includes a post office inventory.
    • National League of Postmasters Membership Card

    • National League of Postmasters Membership Card

    • National League of District Postmasters

    • Post Office Archives; Women--Arizona--History-- 1920-1940; Postmasters--United States--History.

    • Certificate of membership in the National League of Distruct Postmasters and receipt of dues paid by Rosa R. Rhodes, Redington, AZ in March, 1934.
    • Redington Post Office Change of Name Form

    • Redington Post Office Change of Name Form

    • Unknown

    • Post Office Archives; Women--Arizona--History-- 1920-1940; Postmasters--United States--History.

    • Official post office change of name form. Effective June 4, 1930 Rosa R. Moreno, is changed to Rosa R. Rhodes.
    • Redington Post Office 1930s

    • Redington Post Office 1930s

    • Unknown

    • Post offices--Arizona--1910-1940; Post office buildings--Arizona;

    • From 1930-1936 this building served as both the Redington Post Office and the Ronquillo-Rhodes residence on the Carlinks Ranch. Mail was originally distributed out of Rosa's daughter Berta's window on the right side of the building. Later a window...

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