People · starting with W

W. H. Tyler of IuwaKo (likely Tucumcari?) is a witness named to prove continuous residence and cultivation.

a.k.a. W IlOyler

Listed as proprietor of Ward's Store.

a.k.a. H.W. Ward

Arrived at Tremont House.

Listed as a guest from El Paso at the Timmer.

Listed as a member of the grand jury.

A preacher who visited Kingston to install officers of a new Masonic lodge.

Wickersham gave an address in New York that was criticized by Senator Culberson.

The advertisement states no objection to a widow applying for the cook position.

The widow Ramon Sanchez was robbed and her adopted daughter raped near Sapello.

A widow whose address the editor is asked to give to Uncle Billy Wilson.

The surviving wife of Dick Jenkins.

The wife of the excited individual allegedly sold a large herd of cattle on the Mimbres river and fled the country with his foreman.

The woman who was shot by Frank Heflin.

a.k.a. his wife

The wife of Nachez, depicted alongside him in a photographic print.

The wife of the old German, who together with her husband occupied the largest tent in town and sold groceries and notions.

a.k.a. his wife

The unnamed wife of Thomas Alvillar of Mesilla who suddenly disappeared, allegedly eloping with another man.

a.k.a. The wife of Thomas Alvillar

Tom Woods's wife, who was accused of undue intimacy with another resident and did not deny it.

a.k.a. his wife, she

W II Graham was listed as a resident of Lordsburg, New Mexico, and one of the incorporators of the Lordsburg Oil Gas Development Company.

a.k.a. W II Gra nam iiarton smith

Wilborn, along with Chenault and Crutcher, opened the townsite of Solano on April 1, 1907.

Outlaw gang who worked for William French at the WS Ranch.

Wild Horse Jerry, also known as Reisen, was a sixty-year-old man who owned a fine farm near Haymer and was nicknamed for capturing wild horses a quarter century ago.

a.k.a. Reisen, Jerry

Willard is described as a thriving commercial city in Torrance County, destined to be the county seat.

a.k.a. Willard

Will Brady returned from a visit.

Possibly associated with merchandise or tailoring services in Hillsboro, though the text is garbled.

a.k.a. Will 1 8 pi leral ierchandise