These
historical
accounts
provide
a
sampling
of
stories
about
water
and
settlement
history
in
New
Mexico.
You
may
use
them
as
part
of
the
learning
modules
or
as
individual
resources
in
the
classroom.
Help
guide
students
through
a
process
of
interpreting
the
individual
accounts
by
using
the
Reading
Historical
Accounts
Worksheet
(pdf).
Hispanic
colonists
(1695-1837)
Pioneer
&
settler
stories
From
the
Library
of
Congress,
American
Life
Histories:
Manuscripts
from
the
Federal
Writers’
Project,
1936-1940.
Sarah
Belle
Adams,
Old
timers
stories,
Anthony,
New
Mexico
( pdf)
Patrick
H.
Boone,
Pioneer
ranchman
and
cattleman,
Roswell,
New
Mexico,
1938
( pdf)
Pat
Garrett-Billy
the
Kid,
Pioneer
story,
Carrizozo,
New
Mexico
( pdf)
The
Mormon
Church
west
of
the
Rio
Grande,
Settlement
of
Carson,
New
Mexico
( pdf)
The
Enchanted
Jug,
an
interview
with
Bert
Phillips,
Taos,
New
Mexico,
1936
( pdf)
Nicholas
Lopez,
Agua
Fria,
New
Mexico,
1937
( pdf)
Nemecio
Provincio,
Old
timers
stories,
Chamberino,
New
Mexico,
1937
( pdf)
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