People · starting with W

Miner who narrowly escaped death in a cave-in.

a.k.a. Wm. Smith

Saloon keeper at Pinos Altos who was arrested for furious driving and fined $5 and costs.

Listed as a grand juror from Grant county.

Person who accompanied the Enterprise representative to Gila Hot Springs.

Listed as a visitor at The Timmer, from Cooney.

William Upton, 18, suffered internal injuries in the train collision.

a.k.a. Wm Upton

Person aged 47 who died of dropsy and Bright's disease in Silver City.

William Waldo Dougherty, also known as William Waldo M Dougherty, is a person whose occupation and residence are unknown.

a.k.a. WILLIAM WALDO M DOUGHERTY

Alias 'Broncho Bill,' pled guilty to unlawfully discharging a deadly weapon, shot up the town of Separ.

a.k.a. Broncho Bill

A hard character who attempted to rob miners in Separ and was arrested.

a.k.a. William Walters, Broncho Bill

William Watson was a person about whom no specific historical claims are recorded in the available sources.

a.k.a. William Watson

Husband who suspected his wife of infidelity and confronted Thos. Holman.

a.k.a. Werney

Pioneer ranch and cattleman of the Frisco River who visited the metropolis.

Willie Canole fought in Denver with no decision.

Fined $5 and costs for creating a disturbance and using boisterous language at a public entertainment.

A person whose saddle pony, saddle, and bridle were stolen.

A well-known cowboy who was stabbed by Charles Tate during an altercation at the Board of Trade.

One of several men who shipped silver bullion in the old stage coach days.

Will M. Robbins, the County Treasurer, returned from a business trip to El Paso.

a.k.a. Will M Rob ins

County Treasurer who returned from a business trip to El Paso yesterday.

a.k.a. Will M. Robins, Will M Rob ins

Listed among firemen in a 1891 photograph.

Mr. Will Tossell was part of the party that visited Cook's Peak.

a.k.a. Will Tossell

Will T. Williams is listed as a physician and surgeon with an office in Dr. Stephens' old rooms in Silver City, N.M.

a.k.a. yyiLL T WILLIAMS, M 1 Fhysician and Surgeon

A Black man who pulled the rope to execute Pilar Perez and felt honored to do so.

a.k.a. the darky Wilson