People · starting with H

Listed among arrivals at Tremont House from St. Joseph, Missouri.

Tremont House guest from Cooney, N. M.

a.k.a. H. Donelly

Staff member of the rabbit edition.

A saloon-keeper with sixty-odd indictments in Dallas who organized the Bisbee holdup and was later lynched.

a.k.a. Heath

Co-owner of a ranch with Renaud in San Simon valley area.

a.k.a. Heaton

A girl prays to the Heavenly Father for water for her family.

a.k.a. God

One of the incorporators of Baker Bros Agency Inc.

a.k.a. H. E. Baker

Hebenstreet was a boxer listed at 170 lbs in the smoker matchups.

a.k.a. Hebenstreet

H E Cooper was a guest of Wm Capps on Sunday.

Hector Heeorrt is mentioned as the proprietor of the Daily Gazette.

Listed near S. C. & N. Ry. in a newspaper list of visitors.

Alumni member who paid dues in 1929-30.

The would-be murderer who barricaded himself in his house and exchanged gunfire with officers and citizens.

One of the men who transported the coffin to the scene of Hall Williams' murder.

Heknig was a wrestler listed at 165 lbs in the smoker matchups.

a.k.a. Heknig

Helen is a character in a story about married life, who slowly drew out her hat pins.

A bride-elect of November, honored at a party.

a.k.a. Helen German

Helen T Bailey married John F Hunt in San Antonio, Texas.

Heller was a boxer listed at 130 lbs in the smoker matchups.

a.k.a. Heller

Listed among individuals associated with Cincinnati.

H. E. Muse was a person mentioned in historical sources, but no specific details about their life or significance are recorded.

a.k.a. Muse, Mr. Muse

Alumni member who paid dues in 1929-30.

Graduate of New Mexico Military Institute class of 1927 and Stanford University in June 1929.

One of five Americans killed in the boat, from Missouri.