When did Drought refugee families from Oklahoma live?

Drought refugee families from Oklahoma was born around 1937-01-01 and died around 1937-01-01. Documented in Grant County, New Mexico.

What is Drought refugee families from Oklahoma associated with?

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

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Drought refugee families from Oklahoma person

Q: What sources cite Drought refugee families from Oklahoma?

1 primary source cite this person, including: _Drought_refugee_families_from_Oklahoma_on_road_to_Roswell_New_Mexico_to_chop_cotton_near_Lordsburg_New_Mexico_May_ (1937).

born: [1937-01-01,1938-01-01)died/dissolved: [1937-01-01,1938-01-01)id: p_drought-refugee-families-from-oklahoma_d007f3

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Summary: Families displaced by drought in Oklahoma were traveling to Roswell, New Mexico, to work as agricultural laborers, likely in cotton fields near Lordsburg.

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Claims (4)

lived_at

Oklahoma— prior to May

cited from _Drought_refugee_families_from_Oklahoma_on_road_to_Roswell_New_Mexico_to_chop_cotton_near_Lordsburg_New_Mexico_May_ (1937)

_Drought_refugee_families_from_Oklahoma_on_road_to_Roswell_New_Mexico_to_chop_cotton_near_Lordsburg_New_Mexico_May_ Notes: Original is 8" x 10" Subject: Agricultural laborers Subject file: Industries-Agriculture-Cotton-New Mexico Collection: Palace of the Governors Photo Arch…

traveled_to

Roswell, New Mexico— May

cited from _Drought_refugee_families_from_Oklahoma_on_road_to_Roswell_New_Mexico_to_chop_cotton_near_Lordsburg_New_Mexico_May_ (1937)

witnessed

Drought refugee migration to New Mexico (May)— May

cited from _Drought_refugee_families_from_Oklahoma_on_road_to_Roswell_New_Mexico_to_chop_cotton_near_Lordsburg_New_Mexico_May_ (1937)

worked_for

cotton agriculture near Lordsburg, New Mexico— May

cited from _Drought_refugee_families_from_Oklahoma_on_road_to_Roswell_New_Mexico_to_chop_cotton_near_Lordsburg_New_Mexico_May_ (1937)

Sources (1)

_Drought_refugee_families_from_Oklahoma_on_road_to_Roswell_New_Mexico_to_chop_cotton_near_Lordsburg_New_Mexico_May_ ↗

Lange, Dorothea · 1937 · photo · General use information available at http://www.nmhistorymuseum.org/collections/photo-archives/order-photos/#publication-policy or contact Photo Archives ([email protected]) · details

Drought refugee families from Oklahoma person

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