People · starting with A

Listed in a payment record for work in Mora County.

Attended the social union meeting.

A Mexican man found shot through the body near the heart, still alive but unable to identify his shooter.

Andres Homero is listed as having a bill allowed from the special fund.

Listed in School District No 11.

A resident of Mora in town buying supplies for his ranch.

a.k.a. Andres Maes

Listed in a payment record for work in Mora County.

Andrew Carnegie's signature was allegedly forged on notes and other papers totaling $13,750,000 in relation to Mrs. Chadwick's fraud.

a.k.a. And rew Carnegie

Andrew Head has taken a lease on the Lookout mine owned by Col Parker and J M Webster on Trujillo creek.

Hired man employed by Childs who stole from Apusy and was shot by him.

a.k.a. hired man named Andy

Executioner who hanged Pilar in the courthouse yard.

a.k.a. Andy Laird

Resident of Hachita who helped capture Santiago Montez.

Participants in the Camp Grant Massacre, along with Mexican civilians and O'odham allies.

Man who brought alfilaria grass to the Enterprise office and promoted its cultivation.

a.k.a. Mr. Campbell, Camp- bell

A. N. Low is a general manager of a railroad.

a.k.a. A N low

Miss Anna Birchfield was part of the party that visited Cook's Peak.

a.k.a. Anna Birchfield

One of the women Bob Evans and wife were traveling to bring into town from Ricolite.

Won highest scores at the card party.

a.k.a. Anna Lee Gaines

Ann Fee is the 78-year-old mother of Peter Fee, living in Brooklyn, who placed an advertisement seeking information about her son.

a.k.a. Mrs. Ann Fee

Colored lady from Camp Grant who informed J. C. Webb about the whereabouts of his brother's murderer.

a.k.a. Annie

Mrs Ann Meador is the defendant in a case brought by the state of Texas, and she is the wife of a man employed at the Towne smelter.

a.k.a. Mrs Ann Meador

Drunken cowboy who held up Jas. Mirk, robbed him, shot off his own finger, and was bound over to the grand jury.

a.k.a. drunken cowboy of the 0 Bar O ranch, the highway man

The narrator describes their experience in frontier towns and specifically at Deming on a sunny April day.

a.k.a. I

An anonymous woman who suffered from inflammation and was relieved by Sanative Wash, and whose mother bought her Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.