People · starting with J

Guest at Tremont House from Kansas City.

One of two men accused of deceiving and assaulting the Herring girls; previously served time for petit larceny.

J H Stockley was down from Pinos Altos last week.

Notary Public and conveyancer, real estate agent.

J. H. Tieke is listed at the Tremont from Chicago.

J. I. Brown was present at the card party.

An attorney at law located at the corner of Broadway and Main Street in Silver City, New Mexico.

a.k.a. JICnMOND P BARNES

Listed as an arrival at Tremont from El Paso.

A captain who was attacked by Indians while hauling provisions.

a.k.a. Capt. Jim Blain

Jim Bullard fought in an unknown conflict. No further details about his identity or historical significance are available.

a.k.a. Jim Bullard

Killed by Indians when about to make a sale for a quarter of a million.

Jim Cummings is a person, but no specific historical facts about him are available from the provided claims.

Jim Ireland has a majority of 2,890 votes, with some counties still to hear from.

Father of Mrs. Harvey Forsyth, pictured in the Pinos Altos ball team photo.

One of three Stein's Pass train robbers killed by Mexican federal troops after a battle near Cusihuiriachis.

Owner of a cabin at Silver Creek that was robbed of blankets and cooking utensils.

Jim McDonald of Romeo was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. Jim McDonald

Jim McSingle is offering his entire lot of 100 Plymouth Rock roosters and hens for sale, noting that with eggs at ten cents a dozen there is no money in it.

a.k.a. Jim McDingle

A man who captured a male lion some weeks prior.

a.k.a. Uncle Jim Metcalf

A well-known prospector murdered in Mangus Valley on April 24.

a.k.a. Jim Kerr, Jimmie

An old 'bum' and chronic jail bird arrested multiple times, who stole saddles from the Circle ranch.

a.k.a. Jim

Individual present at scene; may have been in a dispute with the deceased.

Jimmy Finley lost to an unknown opponent in Englewood by knockout.

Shot and killed Kirk Esty in self-defense near Duncan; surrendered at Solomonville.

a.k.a. Jim Parks, Parks