Malcolm Moncrieffe was born in Perth, Scotland, and immigrated to the United States with his older brother, William, in the 1890s. Moncrieffe settled in Big Horn, Wyoming, where he established a business raising sheep and cattle. He also played an important role in bringing the sport of polo to that area by creating a polo field on his property and taking part in importing and breeding horses for the sport.
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Malcolm Moncrieffe letter, RLC.Ms.526, Redwood Library and Athenaeum.
This collection consists of one letter from Malcolm Moncrieffe to Amos Tuck French (1863-1941), a fellow polo enthusiast, on February 19, 1930, concerning the 1929 publication,
This collection is arranged in chronological order.
Gift of George Herrick, 2008 October 27.
This collection was initially processed by Aimee Saunders in 2010.
Bent, Newell.
H. L. Herbert letters, RLC.Ms.519, Redwood Library and Athenaeum.