B. F. Cady person
also known as: Cady
Summary: A man who was killed by Indians on Deer creek ranch in Grant County.
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cited from How Cady Was Killed (1889)
How Cady Was Killed
The following particulars of the killing of
Cady is from the pen of Oscar Roberts: “He
was stopping alone on Deer creek ranch and
was found forty yards from the house with his
head all mashed, his body had decayed so th…
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1889-05-10 (1889)
How Cady Was Killed
The following particulars of the killing of
Cady is from the pen of Oscar Roberts: “He
was stopping alone on Deer creek ranch and
was found forty yards from the house with his
head all mashed, his body had decayed so…
cited from We are glad to announce, with almost posi-… (1889)
We are glad to announce, with almost posi-
tive certainty, that the various Indian rumors
of last week were without foundation,, except
the report of the killing of B. F. Cady on Deer
creek. Deer creek is in Grant County, only a
few miles fro…
killed_by
Indians
cited from How Cady Was Killed (1889) · +2 morecumlocutory. It bears the stamp of
probability in some particulars and is corrobo-
rated in others. He contradicts himself in some
of the details of the robbery and leaves room
for doubt of other statements.
From the May 10, 1889, Issue of …
Indians
cited from How Cady Was Killed (1889)How Cady Was Killed
The following particulars of the killing of
Cady is from the pen of Oscar Roberts: “He
was stopping alone on Deer creek ranch and
was found forty yards from the house with his
head all mashed, his body had decayed so th…
Indians
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1889-05-10 (1889) · +2 moreHow Cady Was Killed
The following particulars of the killing of
Cady is from the pen of Oscar Roberts: “He
was stopping alone on Deer creek ranch and
was found forty yards from the house with his
head all mashed, his body had decayed so…
Indians
cited from We are glad to announce, with almost posi-… (1889)We are glad to announce, with almost posi-
tive certainty, that the various Indian rumors
of last week were without foundation,, except
the report of the killing of B. F. Cady on Deer
creek. Deer creek is in Grant County, only a
few miles fro…
lived_at
cited from How Cady Was Killed (1889)
cumlocutory. It bears the stamp of
probability in some particulars and is corrobo-
rated in others. He contradicts himself in some
of the details of the robbery and leaves room
for doubt of other statements.
From the May 10, 1889, Issue of …
cited from How Cady Was Killed (1889)
How Cady Was Killed
The following particulars of the killing of
Cady is from the pen of Oscar Roberts: “He
was stopping alone on Deer creek ranch and
was found forty yards from the house with his
head all mashed, his body had decayed so th…
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1889-05-10 (1889)
How Cady Was Killed
The following particulars of the killing of
Cady is from the pen of Oscar Roberts: “He
was stopping alone on Deer creek ranch and
was found forty yards from the house with his
head all mashed, his body had decayed so…
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How Cady Was Killed
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1889 · newspaper · public-domain · details
Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1889-05-10
1889 · newspaper · public-domain
The largest individual sale of steers made… ↗
1889 · newspaper · public-domain · details
We are glad to announce, with almost posi-…
1889 · newspaper · public-domain