People · starting with R

Rohling is a person who co-founded an unknown entity, worked for an unknown entity, and was sentenced multiple times, but no further details are available.

A man killed by an explosion of blasting caps at the Modoc mine.

a.k.a. Bob Adams, Bob

Rolla Woodward has gone to Weatherford, Texas to attend school for the coming winter.

a.k.a. Rolla Woodnrd

A Mescalero Apache described as brave, honest, truthful, and a gentleman, grandson of war chief Cadette.

a.k.a. Roman Chiquito, Roan, Roman

A person mentioned as 'nuestro hermano' (our brother).

a.k.a. Roman Oalleiros

Two of Roosevelt's Rough Riders are working at the Gold Standard mine near Golden.

a.k.a. Roosevelts Rough Riders

A woman badly hurt in the wagon accident that killed Berry.

Man who assaulted two Mexicans at Separ and fled to Old Mexico before being captured.

a.k.a. Hidalgo

Mexican person aged 39 who died of pneumonia in Pinos Altos.

Contractors and builders offering plans and specifications on application.

a.k.a. Rosch Leupold

Young boy who delivered two sealed notes written by Brown to Claude Lewis and Ada Humes.

a.k.a. little boy by the name of Rosecranse

Alumni member who paid dues in 1929-30.

Listed in School District No 12 Cerro with an associated number.

a.k.a. Mrs Rosita Mares Jaramilla

Listed in tax list for School District No 12 Costilla.

a.k.a. Mrs Rosita Mares Jaramillo

A cowman who was with Morris Cloney at the time of his accident.

Player for Western State College Mountaineers, outstanding ball carrier and kicker.

A saloon operator in Pinos Altos during the early 1870s mining revival who later relocated to Texas.

A person mentioned at the end of the article fragment.

a.k.a. Koy Wiley, Mr Koy Wiley

Listed as an arrival at Tremont from Philadelphia.

R. P. Barnes, also known as Mr. Barnes or Barnes, was a person, but no other details about them are documented.

a.k.a. Mr. Barnes, Barnes

Assignee of Classen Bros with a communication in another column.

a.k.a. R P Hart

Listed as an arrival at Tremont from St. Louis.

RralrAman Fame is mentioned in passing, possibly as a person involved with the railroad or tourism, though details are unclear due to OCR issues.

a.k.a. RralrAman, Fame

R R Beatty of Oklahoma City stopped in Artesia.