Al Sieber person
also known as: A1 Sieber, Al Sieber
Summary: Chief of Scouts who was the victim of murderous assault by four Indians sentenced to seven years each.
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cited from Al Sieber, Chief of Scouts (1964)
Biography of Al Sieber, chief of scouts at Fort Apache, who led Apache scouts against his former adversaries during the Apache wars. Sieber operated in southwestern New Mexico during the Victorio campaign and commanded scouts at the Battle of Big Dry Wash. A key figure in the mil…
fought_in
cited from Al Sieber, Chief of Scouts (1964)
Biography of Al Sieber, chief of scouts at Fort Apache, who led Apache scouts against his former adversaries during the Apache wars. Sieber operated in southwestern New Mexico during the Victorio campaign and commanded scouts at the Battle of Big Dry Wash. A key figure in the mil…
cited from Al Sieber, Chief of Scouts (1964)
Biography of Al Sieber, chief of scouts at Fort Apache, who led Apache scouts against his former
adversaries during the Apache wars. Sieber operated in southwestern New Mexico during the Victorio
campaign and commanded scouts at the Battle of Big Dry Wash. A key figure in the mil…
cited from Al Sieber, Chief of Scouts (1964)
Biography of Al Sieber, chief of scouts at Fort Apache, who led Apache scouts against his former
adversaries during the Apache wars. Sieber operated in southwestern New Mexico during the Victorio
campaign and commanded scouts at the Battle of Big Dry Wash. A key figure in the mil…
cited from Al Sieber, Chief of Scouts (1964)
Biography of Al Sieber, chief of scouts at Fort Apache, who led Apache scouts against his former
adversaries during the Apache wars. Sieber operated in southwestern New Mexico during the Victorio
campaign and commanded scouts at the Battle of Big Dry Wash. A key figure in the mil…
led
cited from Al Sieber, Chief of Scouts (1964)
Biography of Al Sieber, chief of scouts at Fort Apache, who led Apache scouts against his former adversaries during the Apache wars. Sieber operated in southwestern New Mexico during the Victorio campaign and commanded scouts at the Battle of Big Dry Wash. A key figure in the mil…
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Chief of Scouts— 1889-11-15
cited from A special from Espaneta, New Mexico,… (1889)r Indian, twelve years; one for murder
of another Indian, ten years; one for murdering
another Indian, life imprisonment; and four
making murderous assault on Chief of Scouts,
A1 Sieber, seven years each. A Mexican was
also sentenced to one …
chief of scouts at Fort Apache
cited from Al Sieber, Chief of Scouts (1964)Biography of Al Sieber, chief of scouts at Fort Apache, who led Apache scouts against his former adversaries during the Apache wars. Sieber operated in southwestern New Mexico during the Victorio campaign and commanded scouts at the Battle of Big Dry Wash. A key figure in the mil…
chief of scouts at Fort Apache
cited from Al Sieber, Chief of Scouts (1964)Biography of Al Sieber, chief of scouts at Fort Apache, who led Apache scouts against his former
adversaries during the Apache wars. Sieber operated in southwestern New Mexico during the Victorio
campaign and commanded scouts at the Battle of Big Dry Wash. A key figure in the mil…
operated_in
cited from Al Sieber, Chief of Scouts (1964)
Biography of Al Sieber, chief of scouts at Fort Apache, who led Apache scouts against his former adversaries during the Apache wars. Sieber operated in southwestern New Mexico during the Victorio campaign and commanded scouts at the Battle of Big Dry Wash. A key figure in the mil…
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A special from Espaneta, New Mexico,… ↗
1889 · newspaper · public-domain · details
Al Sieber, Chief of Scouts ↗
Thrapp, Dan L. · 1964 · book · rights_reserved · details
Al Sieber, Chief of Scouts ↗
Thrapp, Dan L. · 1964 · book · rights_reserved · details