People · starting with W

Abducted by Pilar Perez, later married Wilson, was a witness in Perez's trial.

a.k.a. the heroine, she

A man who was served a warrant by a constable, escaped by locking the constable in his cabin and fleeing on horseback.

Listed on delinquent tax roll for lots 7 and 8, block 3S, Magoffin add.

A man who came into Pinos Altos camp from the Mogollons and had a warrant sworn out for him.

a.k.a. Poland

U.S. President who carried California by a small majority despite heavy republican registration.

a.k.a. President Wilson

Woodruff's name will be dropped from vice presidential possibilities.

Woof is a character in a dialogue responding to the Author.

a.k.a. Woof, VvoofW

Served as a subaltern in the Civilian Conservation Corps 3308th Company at San Antonio, New Mexico.

a.k.a. Worth C. Sherril, CCC Subaltern

W. O. Thompion is likely the proprietor of the Sierra County Advocate, as indicated by the OCR text.

W. O. Thompson is the proprietor of the Sierra County Advocate.

a.k.a. W O Thompson

One soldier was wounded during the battle.

a.k.a. one soldier

W P Allison, who accompanied Wm McCune to the mine, entered the mine with him and Fire Boss Keck and is reported among those beyond reach of rescue.

a.k.a. W P Allison

Cadet organist who played at the Baccalaureate service and broadcast organ numbers.

a.k.a. Cadet W. P. Brown

Jury member in Barney Kerr murder trial.

Listed in a newspaper column as being associated with Chicago, Illinois.

Listed as a Tremont House arrival from Omaha, Nebraska.

W. P. Sanders is listed as having a bill allowed on the wild animal bounty fund.

Listed as an arrival at Tremont, from Wichita.

Listed as being from St. Louis.

Person who performed cattle spaying work for Vic Culbertson.

a.k.a. W. R. Campbell

W. R. Eilert arrived from Milwaukee, Wis.

W. R. Fritzach is listed at the Tremont from St. Louis.

Listed as an arrival at Tremont House from Denver.

Wright Sluiw was elected secretary of the association.

a.k.a. Wright Sluiw