People · starting with G

An old soldier who drives burros selling amole root and was granted a pension for wounds received at the battle of Valverde.

Teacher who uses the primary room during the day.

a.k.a. Miss Gaddis

G. Aemerry is listed as a guest from New York at the Timmer House.

Gai_ten_eh, also known as Brass Man or Always Out of Cartridges, was the successor to Victorio and head chief of the Warm Springs Apache, mentioned with reference to his family in a historical photograph collection.

a.k.a. Brass Man, Always Out of Cartridges

Individuals employed by Hall brothers who assaulted a Chinaman.

a.k.a. brutes

Incarcerated in the Yuma penitentiary.

a.k.a. Garcia

Desperate men, described as gaunt and half-starved, gathered around wagons to discuss survival movements.

G. B. Gillbett is listed as an attorney at law with an office on Main Street in Silver City.

a.k.a. g B GILLBTT

An attorney at law with an office on Bullard Street in Silver City, New Mexico in 1893.

a.k.a. g B GlLLETT

Listed among individuals associated with Kingston.

G. Biawaschis is the proprietor of two saloons, The Old Stand and The Arcade, and a short order restaurant and lodging house in Socorro, New Mexico.

a.k.a. G BIAWASCHIS

Fourth class cadet tied with C. J. Kro-nauer, Jr.

a.k.a. Brown, G.

Fifth Class principal for New Mexico Military Institute Scholarship.

Associate counsel for Barney Kerr, also attending court in Hillsboro.

a.k.a. Hon. G. D. Bantz, G. D. Bantz

Contractor who arranged a wood deal with Sheriff Whitehill but did not deliver the wood himself.

a.k.a. DeVega, De-Vega, contractor DeVega

Listed among individuals associated with Whitewater.

Listed as an arrival at Timmer House from Whitewater.

Listed as a grand juror from Grant county.

G. E. Cook is the agent in Socorro for the Royal Tailors of Chicago and the overcoat service.

a.k.a. G E COOK

Proprietor of the Chinese store who was robbed of $34.

a.k.a. Gee

Listed as associated with Clayton.

A tailor who occupied part of the G.A.R. hall.

Gene Kirker was traveling from Tombstone to a mine when attacked by Indians, and his leg was later amputated.

Governor and military chief of New Mexico who accepted the surrender of Kendall's command.

a.k.a. Armijo