People · starting with L

American aviator released by Mexican bandits after payment of ransom.

a.k.a. Lieut Davis

Former army officer who served in the Geronimo campaign and later joined the Corralitos company.

a.k.a. Lieutenant Britton Davis, Mr. Davis

A lieutenant killed by an Indian who was sentenced to be hanged.

a.k.a. Lieutenant Mott

Officer who led a cavalry command from Fort Bayard toward the border in pursuit of the robbers.

a.k.a. Paxton

Commander of the French submarine Lutin, which disappeared during a trial.

Officer of the 9th Cavalry killed while leading a charge against fortified Indians.

A person referred to by rank and nickname.

Officer who arrested G. W. Apusy at his ranch on the Arivaipa.

a.k.a. Lieut. Watson

Officer of the day who arrived with guards to secure the scene.

a.k.a. Lieut. Whipple

Lieutenant whose battery the Lone Star gun was attached to at Santa Cruz de Rosales.

a.k.a. Lieut. John Lore

The lieutenant who arrested G. W. Apusy.

Attended the social union meeting.

a.k.a. Llla Thomas

Attended the social union meeting.

The contestee in a land contest case, residing in Lincoln, Nebraska.

a.k.a. Lillian K Hume, Lillian K HaHse

Bride of W. F. Aiken, nee Cook.

a.k.a. Lillie, Lilly

Miss Lillie Stevenson had a narrow escape on Monday evening while riding.

a.k.a. Miss Lillie Stevenson

Lindauer was a person, but no further information about their identity or historical significance is available from the provided sources.

A firm that provided Pete Jensen with letters of introduction and credit when he left Grant County.

Listed with a number (2C0) in School District No 8 Llano.

Lionel A. Sheldon was governor of New Mexico who ordered Fountain to destroy bandits.

a.k.a. Gen. Lionel A. Sheldon

The New British Minister who arrived, mentioned in news items.

a.k.a. Lionel Kacville West, Lionel Racville West

A female child abducted by a party of Mexicans, who later escaped and testified.

a.k.a. girl

Boxer also known as Harry something, mentioned in telegraph.

Miss Lizzie Baker was part of a party of Deming ladies who went to Cook's Peak to rusticate.

a.k.a. Miss Lizzie Baker