D. A. McDougal person
also known as: McDougal
Summary: A man from Pyramid who committed suicide by shooting himself; he was born at St. Johns, New Brunswick, and came to New Mexico about five years ago with his cousin Rev. H. J. Furneaux.
Completeness: 75/100 Grade B
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arrived_in
cited from For some days D… (1891) · +1 more
the Animas valley and went to a ranch
several miles away where he was shearing
sheep. When they came back at night they
found the house in ashes. The fire probably
caught from some embers left in the morning.
Mr. Dunagan estimates his los…
born_in
cited from For some days D… (1891)
the Animas valley and went to a ranch
several miles away where he was shearing
sheep. When they came back at night they
found the house in ashes. The fire probably
caught from some embers left in the morning.
Mr. Dunagan estimates his los…
died_in
cited from For some days D… (1891)
the Animas valley and went to a ranch
several miles away where he was shearing
sheep. When they came back at night they
found the house in ashes. The fire probably
caught from some embers left in the morning.
Mr. Dunagan estimates his los…
lived_at
cited from For some days D… (1891) · +1 more
the Animas valley and went to a ranch
several miles away where he was shearing
sheep. When they came back at night they
found the house in ashes. The fire probably
caught from some embers left in the morning.
Mr. Dunagan estimates his los…
Sources (2)
For some days D… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
Intense excitement reigned in San Pedro… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details