People · starting with S

Lost watch charm skull, finder return to S A for reward.

a.k.a. S. A.

Listed among individuals in a newspaper article.

Listed as being from Albuquerque.

Listed as a professor from Forman in a newspaper list of visitors.

a.k.a. Prof. S. A. Daufor

Miss Sadie Carlton was listed among those in the opening garbled text and also mentioned as a member of the Priscilla Embroidery Club.

a.k.a. Miss Sadie Carlton

A prisoner out on $200 bonds, held on unspecified charges alongside others held for murder and assault.

a.k.a. Sadie Ray

Man brought in from Sapello country charged with horse-stealing and larceny.

a.k.a. S. A. Griffin

A man who drove up on the road and was robbed of $25 by Miller.

a.k.a. Saix

S. Alexander and family are visiting relatives and friends in Iillboro.

Student performer in Old Town School District Christmas program.

a.k.a. Salla

Older daughter of Calvin Herring, sixteen years old as of the previous April.

Salmon Abousleman is the predecessor to Nathan Salmon in the store business.

Salmon Abouslepan is associated with The Shirt Store, located at 249-253 San Francisco St.

a.k.a. SALMON ABOUSLEPAN

Salomón Lopez is listed from Taos.

Companion of the narrator who rescued him from a bear by killing the bear and its cubs.

Sam Bernard came down from Kingston on Tuesday, as reported in a local news item.

a.k.a. Sam Bernaid

Sam Butler and family returned from an outing in the mountains.

Colonel who purchased candles to illuminate the court house during a commissioners meeting.

a.k.a. Col. Sam Carpenter

Superintendent Sam Conger of the St Lazarus mine near Golden is approaching the dyke and expects a rich find.

Listed as being at The Timmer, associated with San Francisco.

Sam Eckles, Jr. left the city for the Gila to attend the old settlers' reunion.

a.k.a. SamEckles, Jr.

Person in Silver City with an uncollected license from May 1, 1889 to October 31, 1890.

Listed as an arrival at Tremont House from St. Louis.

Sam'el Eckles had a storage room broken into, resulting in a $300 loss, including valuable dresses belonging to Mrs. Eckles.

a.k.a. Sam'l Eckles