Captain Henry Carrol person
also known as: Captain Henry Carrol
Summary: Officer of the Ninth Cavalry shot through the body at San Andreas, nursed by Roman Chiquito.
Completeness: 65/100 Grade C
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cited from Roman Chiquito inherits the valor of his… (1891)
tte,” the last
great war chief of the Mescaleros and the
nephew of “San Juan” the late great peace
chief of that tribe. Cadette led five hundred
Mescalero warriors on the war path; San Juan
led them to cultivate the soil, live in houses …
cited from Hatch, finding himself outgeneraled and… (1891)
rio defeated Hatch and whip-
ped the ninth cavalry at San Andreas, it was
Roman Chiquito who tenderly nursed and cared
for his friend. Captain Henry Carrol, of the
Ninth Cavalry, when that gallant officer was
shot through the body, a victim …
witnessed
shot through the body at San Andreas
cited from Hatch, finding himself outgeneraled and… (1891)rio defeated Hatch and whip-
ped the ninth cavalry at San Andreas, it was
Roman Chiquito who tenderly nursed and cared
for his friend. Captain Henry Carrol, of the
Ninth Cavalry, when that gallant officer was
shot through the body, a victim …
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Hatch, finding himself outgeneraled and… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
Roman Chiquito inherits the valor of his… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details