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FR143 J.A. Ranch
Photograph Collection, 1938-1949
4 prints.
Includes images of Hereford cattle in pen, and riders with horse remuda. The J.A. Ranch, located in Palo Duro, Texas, was founded by Col. Charles Goodnight and John Adair in 1877. Adair provided the capital, while Goodnight furnished the herd and managed the ranch. Following Adair's death in 1885, his widow, Cornelia Adair took over the ranching enterprise. Her son, James Ritchie, and his son, Montgomery, continued as owners and managers of the J.A. Ranch. In 1938, the ranch was approximately 415,000 acres with another 1,500 being cultivated.

FR144 Jaritas Ranch
Photograph Collection, 1925-1975
2 prints.
Includes images of Hereford cattle roaming in pasture.

FR145 Jinkins Hereford Ranch
Photograph Collection, 1941-1962
4 prints, 136 negatives.
Includes various images of people at an auction or sale, and at a party. Owned by the Jinkens brothers, Loyd and T. C., the Normangee, Texas ranch raised Quarterhorses and Hereford cattle.

FR146 Johnson, W.R., Polled Hereford Ranch
Photograph Collection, 1951-1956
14 prints, 45 negatives.
Includes images of Hereford cattle in pasture, cattle with people, people with horses in trailer, building, person fishing, women, and ranch sign. The Jacksboro, Texas ranch was owned by Lewis and W. R. Johnson and in 1931, its herd was known as the world's largest herd of Double Standard Polled Herefords.

FR147 Johnson's Ranch
Photograph Collection, 1925-1975
6 negatives.
Includes images of a road, a house, a person with a horse, and the roots of a tree.

FR148 Jones, A.C., Ranch
Photograph Collection, 1949
2 prints.
Includes images of Hereford cattle in the cornbelt. Owned by A. C. "Dick" Jones, the ranch was located near Corpus Christie, Texas.

FR149 Jones, F.D., Hereford Ranch
Photograph Collection, 1950
27 negatives, 58 negatives.
Includes images of people at cattle auction or sale, and people with Hereford.

FR150 Jones, George, Ranch
Photograph Collection, 1925-1975
13 prints.
Includes images of Hereford cattle in pens, men with cattle in pens, and horses in pens. The ranch's brand was a circle that was placed in the middle of the left hip. Steers were shipped to Monford Feed Yards near Greeley, Colorado, and the Marfa, Texas, ranch was involved in trading bull calves to Mexico ranchers for steer calves.