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Bill Young person

id: p_bill-young_74613d

also known as: Young

Probable 70%
Summary:  A Chinese restaurant keeper in Deming killed by Leon Heifca.
Completeness: 65/100 Grade C
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Claims (11)

killed_by

Leon Heifca1888-03-23
cited from Sheriff Laird went to El Paso a few days… (1888) · +1 more
me distance off, who ran and awak- ened the family in the house. By hard work the fire was prevented from extending to the house, and the horses were saved just in time, as the sparks were falling around them when they were led out from…
cited from Sheriff Laird went to El Paso a few days… (1888)
Sheriff Laird went to El Paso a few days ago and brought to this city Leon Heifca, the Cuban negro who killed Bill Young, a Chinese restaurant keeper in Deming. The murderer shot the Celestial in the back, and claims that the offense was non-p…
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1888-03-16 (1888)
W. Lee Thompson, well known all through this part of the country, came down from San Lorenzo on Tuesday on business at the commer- cial center of New Mexico. In conversation with Mr. Thompson it was learned that several at- tempts at incend…

lived_at

Deming1888-03-23
cited from Sheriff Laird went to El Paso a few days… (1888)
me distance off, who ran and awak- ened the family in the house. By hard work the fire was prevented from extending to the house, and the horses were saved just in time, as the sparks were falling around them when they were led out from…
cited from Sheriff Laird went to El Paso a few days… (1888)
Sheriff Laird went to El Paso a few days ago and brought to this city Leon Heifca, the Cuban negro who killed Bill Young, a Chinese restaurant keeper in Deming. The murderer shot the Celestial in the back, and claims that the offense was non-p…

occupation

Chinese restaurant keeper1888-03-23
cited from Sheriff Laird went to El Paso a few days… (1888)
me distance off, who ran and awak- ened the family in the house. By hard work the fire was prevented from extending to the house, and the horses were saved just in time, as the sparks were falling around them when they were led out from…
highbinder1888-03-23
cited from It seems that Grant County has one thing… (1888)
he back, and claims that the offense was non-payment of waiter wages for two weeks. Young was a highbinder, it is said, and claimed to have been naturalized. From Ihe March 23, 1888, Issue of The Enterprise Good For Grant The Train Robbers…
cited from Sheriff Laird went to El Paso a few days… (1888)
Sheriff Laird went to El Paso a few days ago and brought to this city Leon Heifca, the Cuban negro who killed Bill Young, a Chinese restaurant keeper in Deming. The murderer shot the Celestial in the back, and claims that the offense was non-p…
cited from Sheriff Laird went to El Paso a few days… (1888)
Sheriff Laird went to El Paso a few days ago and brought to this city Leon Heifca, the Cuban negro who killed Bill Young, a Chinese restaurant keeper in Deming. The murderer shot the Celestial in the back, and claims that the offense was non-p…
Chinese restaurant keeper
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1888-03-16 (1888)
W. Lee Thompson, well known all through this part of the country, came down from San Lorenzo on Tuesday on business at the commer- cial center of New Mexico. In conversation with Mr. Thompson it was learned that several at- tempts at incend…
highbinder
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1888-03-16 (1888)
W. Lee Thompson, well known all through this part of the country, came down from San Lorenzo on Tuesday on business at the commer- cial center of New Mexico. In conversation with Mr. Thompson it was learned that several at- tempts at incend…

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Leon Heifca worked_for Bill Young

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