1851 JOHN M. WASHINGTON. Two Fort Constitution Military Reports Signed by First Governor of New Mexico. Methodist 1 in the KJV reads

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1851 JOHN M. WASHINGTON. Two Fort Constitution Military Reports Signed by First Governor of New Mexico. Methodist 1 in the KJV readsA very attractive pair of Military Reports dating to July 1851 and November of 1851 regarding activities at Fort Constitution. Each measures 9. 5 x 22. 5 inches with some folds as usual and some staining. Of particular note, both are signed boldly in the lower right by Brevet Lieutenant Colonel George MacRae Washington, relative of George Washington, first Governor of New Mexico, and important negotiator with the Native Americans and native Mexicans