When did Charles Dennis live?

Charles Dennis was born around 1891-01-01 and died around 1891-01-01. Documented in Grant County, New Mexico.

What is Charles Dennis associated with?

Documented relationships include: lived_at, occupation. 4 claims extracted from primary sources.

What sources cite Charles Dennis?

2 primary sources cite this person, including: A man in Santa Fe county made an extra-… (1891); Charles Dennis, a cowman of the upper… (1891).

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born: [1891-01-01,1892-01-01)died/dissolved: [1891-01-01,1892-01-01)🌐 Q2958881id: p_charles-dennis_e3a27f

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Claims (4)

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Mimbres— 1891-05-29

cited from A man in Santa Fe county made an extra-… (1891)

W. Harris, Wm. Harris, T. W. Harris, D. Johnston, John Fricke, John Buch, Dennis Findley, John Mc- Dowred, Bush Willis, Horace McChristian, G. W. Holt, Gustav Harnish, Wm. Whalen, G. B. Honsinger, John W. Honsinger, John W. Met- calfe, W. F.…

Upper Mimbres

cited from Charles Dennis, a cowman of the upper… (1891)

Charles Dennis, a cowman of the upper Mimbres, is not favorably impressed with the new stock law which compels a ranchman to take out a license before he can kill and peddle out the carcass of one of his own animals. He thinks the law unconsti…