People

Member of the coroner's jury.

a.k.a. E. L. Elhvood

Listed in a payment record for work in Mora County.

Elfego Baca, also known as JJLFECO BACA, is a person for whom no biographical details are recorded in the available sources.

a.k.a. JJLFECO BACA

Listed in tax list for School District No 8.

a.k.a. Elfldo Iienavides

Listed in a tax list for School District No. 8.

Guest at Tremont House from Kansas City.

A man whose death at Albuquerque created a vacancy on the board of trustees of the territorial insane asylum at Las Vegas.

a.k.a. Elias Garcia

Fined $10 and costs after pleading guilty to unlawfully earmarking a calf.

Elihu Root urged the selection of Henry L. Stimson for secretary of state.

a.k.a. Elihu Root

Elijah is referenced in a biblical passage as a prophet and agitator who opposed the religious and political authorities of his time.

A colored man from Vermont who served 12 years in the penitentiary for killing a negro in Grant County and worked as cook there for four years.

Well known miner of Cooney, pioneer of Mogollon mines, died at Benton House in Silver City.

a.k.a. Eli

Eliseo Ortega is the teacher who conducted the commemorative program for Lincoln's birthday.

Guest of honor at a card party.

a.k.a. Elizabeth Baldwin, Misses Elizabeth Baldwin

A contractor in Silver City who took on M. R. Koehler as a business associate in 1907.

a.k.a. Mrs. Warren

Composer of the song 'O, Fair New Mexico' introduced in Sousa's march.

a.k.a. Miss Elizabeth Garrett

Elizabeth Purdy is one of the sisters hosting Jane MrClane in Carlsbad.

a.k.a. Mlssea Lllxabcth Purdy

Person listed as a subject associated with the basketry tray specimen.

a.k.a. Miss Elizabeth Stillman

A woman who spoke with Clifford Chapin on a veranda and was accused by him of trying to ingratiate herself with John Butler.

a.k.a. Elizabeth

Pioneer of southwestern New Mexico who helped organize a hospital in Silver City's mining camp and died at age 90.

a.k.a. Elizabeth C. L. Warren, Elizabeth von Wachenhusen, Elizabeth von achcnhuscn

Wife of Robert Black, married May 26, 1863.

a.k.a. Eliza J. Ross

Subject of the collection; Apache, possibly Chiricahua.

Listed as an arrival at Tremont from El Paso.

a.k.a. Miss Ella Graham

Known as the 'Cow-Girl of the Panhandle,' authored a poem about steers.

a.k.a. Miss Ella Paxton, Cow-Girl of the Panhandle