What is Doc Hines associated with?

Documented relationships include: owned, arrested_for, fought_in. 14 claims extracted from primary sources.

What sources cite Doc Hines?

5 primary sources cite this person, including: I was in this robbery… (1888); I was in this robbery… (1888); Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1888-01-13 (1888); and 2 more.

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Doc Hines person

id: p_doc-hines_83433d

also known as: Hines

Probable 70%

Summary: One of the men captured in the robbery.

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Claims (14)

arrested_for

train robbery— 1888-01-20

cited from I was in this robbery… (1888)

ican Central road near Chihuahua, and that Charley Small was the leader of the gang that committed the robbery. It took place at a small station 14 miles below Chihuahua named Mapula. There were five men in the job. Doc Hines, one of the …

Robbery of Mexican Central express train

cited from Train Robbers That Were Captured (1888)

Train Robbers That Were Captured News was received here last Sunday of the robbery of an express train on the Mexican Central road near Chihuahua, and that Charley Small was the leader of the gang that committed the robbery. It took place at …

The Robbery

cited from I was in this robbery… (1888)

I was in this robbery. The leader of the band was Charles Small. There were five of us in the robbery. Besides Small and myself there was a man named Charles Hudson or Hutchinson and two others whose names I did not learn. They were with us …

fought_in

train robbery— 1888-01-20

cited from I was in this robbery… (1888)

robbery of an express train on the Mexican Central road— 1888-01-20

cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1888-01-13 (1888) · +1 more

cabled over to the American papers. Grant County boys can always be relied upon for an item when away from home. ( 1 ) From ihe January 20, 1888, Issue of The Enierprise Charley Small Captured He Is the Leader of a Band of Mexican Central…