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Kirkland, who raised the first Ameri- can flag in 1856 in the town of Tucson, was born in Petersburg, Virginia, July 12th, 1832, and emigrated to Arizona shortly after the Gadsden EARLY PIONEERS AND SETTLERS. 201 Purchase, eight or nine years before the organ- ization of the Territory. He and his wife were the first white couple married in Arizona, being married in Tucson May 26th, 1860. In 1863 and 1864, he spent a good deal of time around Wal- nut Grove mining and ranching, about which time h...e purchased the ranch located by Pauline Weaver, and there engaged in stockraising. Later he settled in the Salt Eiver Valley, where Mrs. Wayne Kitter, his daughter, was born in Phoenix on August 15th, 1871. She was born in the second house which was built in the city of Phoenix. Kirkland died in Winkleman, Ari- zona, January 19th, 1911, at the age of 78 years, and was survived by a wife and seven children.
202 HISTORY OF ARIZONA.
CHAPTER X.
EARLY PIONEERS AND SETTLERS. (CONTINUED. ) estevan ochoa — expulsion from tucson by Confederates — Return to Tucson — Mem- ber of Firm of Tully and Ochoa — Draught Oxen Run Off by Indians — "Jerked Beef Butte" — Mayor of Tucson — Served in Territorial Legislature — John F.
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Kirkland, who raised the first Ameri- can flag in 1856 in the town of Tucson, was born in Petersburg, Virginia, July 12th, 1832, and emigrated to Arizona shortly after the Gadsden EARLY PIONEERS AND SETTLERS. 201 Purchase, eight or nine years before the organ- ization of the Territory. He and his wife were the first white couple married in Arizona, being married in Tucson May 26th, 1860. In 1863 and 1864, he spent a good deal of time around Wal- nut Grove mining and ranching, about which time h...e purchased the ranch located by Pauline Weaver, and there engaged in stockraising. Later he settled in the Salt Eiver Valley, where Mrs. Wayne Kitter, his daughter, was born in Phoenix on August 15th, 1871. She was born in the second house which was built in the city of Phoenix. Kirkland died in Winkleman, Ari- zona, January 19th, 1911, at the age of 78 years, and was survived by a wife and seven children.
202 HISTORY OF ARIZONA.
CHAPTER X.
EARLY PIONEERS AND SETTLERS. (CONTINUED. ) estevan ochoa — expulsion from tucson by Confederates — Return to Tucson — Mem- ber of Firm of Tully and Ochoa — Draught Oxen Run Off by Indians — "Jerked Beef Butte" — Mayor of Tucson — Served in Territorial Legislature — John F.
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