People · starting with A

Owner of the horse Baldy that lost the race.

a.k.a. Arthur Nichol's

Graduate from Terre Haute, Indiana, who became Second Lieutenant, Cavalry, Officers’ Reserve Corps.

A. S. Barney is listed as T. F. A. for San El Paso Route.

a.k.a. A S BARNEY

Chairman who called the school board meeting to order.

Listed as a visitor at The Timmer, from El Paso.

Owner of Exclusion No 16 (first), known as his place.

Witness listed by claimant John R. Goffar for his land claim.

a.k.a. A 5 Har rieui of li In N M

A. S. Harrison is a witness for John R. Coffar's homestead claim.

a.k.a. A 5 Harrieui

Built the house at 408 N. Cooper St. between 1883 and 1889.

a.k.a. Ashenfelters

Listed as an arrival at Tremont from Albuquerque.

Returned to his ranch yesterday.

Associate Justice Abott rendered three opinions in the Supreme Court cases.

Associate Justice Baker rendered one opinion in the Supreme Court cases.

Associate Justice Mann rendered one opinion in the Supreme Court cases.

Person from Santa Fe who reportedly lost $30,000 in a poker game in San Francisco.

A taxpayer wrote a letter to the editor.

a.k.a. A TAXPAYER

Defendant in a lawsuit, possibly deceased, with unknown heirs.

a.k.a. A T Collier

A tenderfoot was relating incidents of a journey thirty-three years ago.

A T Grigg is mentioned as owner of a company dealing in furniture, crockery, and glassware.

a.k.a. A T GRIG6, A T GRIGG

A. Thomas is a person, but no specific biographical details are known from the available sources.

Attorney Carpenter spoke on behalf of his client, stating he had known Reisen for many years.

a.k.a. Carpenter

The Attorney General was mentioned in relation to a suit against a trust.

a.k.a. torney general

Territorial attorney general who failed to answer an inquiry about supporting insane persons.

a.k.a. Breeden

Attorney General W. C. Keid will accompany Governor Thurman on the trip to Cloudcroft.

a.k.a. W C Keid