People · starting with C

Capt. John Crawford is listed as an arrival at the Timmer House from Kingston.

a.k.a. Capt. John Crawford

Commander of a unit that included Jim Bullard, John Swisshelm, and George Parker.

a.k.a. Capt. Kelly

Officer who rescued Lieut. Davis and salvaged 7500, executing a coup.

a.k.a. Capt Matlack, Matlock

A stockman who decided to have 800 head of his she stock spayed.

a.k.a. W. H. Donaldson, Donaldson

U.S. ordinance officer who converted the old adobe church in Santa Fe into a storehouse for captured cannons.

a.k.a. Capt. Shoemaker, late Capt. W. R. Shoemaker

Listed among individuals associated with Fort Bayard.

A researcher who, with Brian Kemp, analyzed the mtDNA of the Hough turkey specimen from Tularosa Cave.

Listed as an arrival at Tremont from Chicago.

Proprietor of a cigar business in Hillsboro, New Mexico.

a.k.a. CARAVJAL

Carl Christofferson came in from the mica mine of the Topeka Mica Mining company near Ribera.

a.k.a. Carl Chrlstofforson

Editor-in-Chief and an executive of the Journal Publishing Company.

a.k.a. CARL C MAQEE

A pioneer citizen of Deming killed in the Hatchet mountains while prospecting.

Carleton's column marched from California across the deserts of Arizona and New Mexico to the Rio Grande.

Executed for murder of Mrs. Julia Hoffman; attorney claimed he was Jack the Ripper.

a.k.a. Carl Ferdinand Fiegenbaum

Grandson living in Silver City who provided the photo.

a.k.a. Carl

Referred to as the 'B' troop Lady Killer, who receives many letters.

The person who provided the courtesy photo of the White House Ranch.

a.k.a. Carl Lyda

Photographer listed as subject of the photograph collection.

a.k.a. Karl Moon

Person who helped place the Gamble tombstone upright in December 1962.

A 47-year-old man killed by a premature mine blast.

a.k.a. Charley Osborne

An old-timer killed by a premature blast explosion at the Western mine in Pinos Altos.

a.k.a. Carl Osber, Charley Osborne

Carlos Martinez is listed from Questa.

Carlos Trujillo is listed as a subscriber to La Revista de Taos for 50 pesos.

Mr. Carl Tossell was part of the party that visited Cook's Peak.

a.k.a. Carl Tossell