In the aftermath, of Arizona’s Tewksbury-Graham War Tom Graham, the last of the fighting Graham’s got married and settled down in Tempe. But feuds and bad blood don't die easy.  On Tuesday morning, August 2nd, 1892, he was driving a wagonload of grain on Double Buttes Road leading into town.  Beside the road Ed Tewksbury, the last of the fighting Tewksbury’s and his brother-in-law John Rhodes sat w


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