People · starting with C

C. H. Sporleder is known only from records indicating an election to an unspecified office and an unknown residence.

Cashier at The Percha Bank in Kingston, New Mexico, as of October 22, 1887.

a.k.a. C HXFF

Signatory of the mining meeting recommendation.

a.k.a. C. I. Davenport

A man well known around Palomas, hired by Sheriff Lockhart to recapture Bronco Bill in Mexico by trickery.

a.k.a. Baca

Representative for the Albuquerque Morning Journal in Chicago.

a.k.a. C J ANDERSON

Superintendent of the Indian School in Santa Fe, thought to accompany the Indians to Washington.

a.k.a. Superintendent C J Crandall

Superintendent C. J. Crandall of the Indian School in Santa Fe is thought to accompany the Indians to Washington.

a.k.a. Superintend ent C J Crandall

Fourth class cadet tied with G. Brown.

a.k.a. Kro-nauer, C. J., Jr.

C. J. Luff was part of a fishing and summer outing party.

Listed as an incorporator of the Farmers Cooperative Grain Company.

C. K. Blackington is listed as having a bill allowed from the special fund.

a.k.a. C K Iilackington

President of the State National Bank.

a.k.a. C K MOREHEAD

Clancy received 36 votes for Attorney General in the Palma precinct.

Clara left for Cedarvale Friday where her school will open.

Clarence A. Neal, Jr. was a former student (ex. '37) attending the Kansas City dinner.

a.k.a. Clarence A. Neal, Jr., ex. '37

Man credited as a hero for throwing a blazing lamp out of Schutz's store during a fire.

a.k.a. Mr. Clarence Bain, Mr. Bain

Named individual in a photograph of men in fireman uniforms from 1891.

Clarence E. Hinkle, a 1922 alumnus and Roswell attorney, gave the commencement address to the class of 1936.

a.k.a. Clarence E. Hinkle, '22

Clarence H. Cooper from Pearson, Kansas City, Missouri, is reported to have been mutilated (throat cut) during violence in Mexico.

Attended the card party.

a.k.a. Clarice Coleman

A cowboy who died after being thrown from his horse.

a.k.a. cowboy by the name of Clark

Listed as an arrival at Tremont from San Francisco.

Clark M. Carr was a defendant in the United States' lawsuit concerning land rights and accounting in New Mexico.

a.k.a. Clark M Carr

Listed as a petit juror in Grant county.