People · starting with C

Actor in the film 'His Royal Highness' showing at Lyric Theatre.

Woman shot and killed by Jose Maria Rascon in Morenci.

Carnegie attempts to persuade the London Times to take up the question of home rule for Ireland.

Younger brother of Roman Chiquito, subject to violent insanity, who shot Nicolas Acosta.

a.k.a. Carpio

Carranza's official party denied an escort of troops to protect the train carrying American miners.

a.k.a. From Carranza Official Party

Carreo D. Caracas is a newspaper published at Caracas, Venezuela, that reported on a treasure find.

Woman deliberately shot and killed by H. Brooks at her house.

Attended the card party.

a.k.a. Carrie Race

Polo player for New Mexico Military Institute who scored the winning goal in the game against Fort Bliss.

a.k.a. Carrillo

Cash Keen is a person about whom no specific claims are recorded.

a.k.a. Cash Keen, Keen

One of the incorporators listed in the articles.

a.k.a. Cash Ramey

A Mexican man killed by Johnson's gun while standing in range of Spellman.

a.k.a. Casimiro, The Mexican Casimiro

Entryman listed in a United States Land Office notice.

Casimiro Sandoval is mentioned as being from Springer, N.M.

Party attendee from Cook's Peak.

Plaintiff in divorce case against Evander Heraldson.

Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick is the central figure in a financial fraud involving forged notes of Andrew Carnegie.

a.k.a. Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick, Mrs. Chadwick, Mis Chad

Listed as an arrival at Tremont House from Omaha.

C. A. Taylor sold bulls to W. H. Olcott.

Father of Lucy Small, residing in Central City.

A cattle raiser from New Mexico told the St. Louis Globe Democrat about cowboys preventing stampedes by singing.

Listed as a person from Chicago in a newspaper list of visitors.

Son of Jacob Bennett and a judge in Las Cruces.

a.k.a. Judge C. Bennett

The publisher of the Santa Fe New Mexican newspaper starting in July 1885.