When did Frank Vingoe live?

Frank Vingoe was born around 1889-01-01 and died around 2000-01-01. Documented in Grant County, New Mexico.

What is Frank Vingoe associated with?

Documented relationships include: owned, co_founded, purchased. 8 claims extracted from primary sources.

What sources cite Frank Vingoe?

7 primary sources cite this person, including: It is said that several Mexicans and one… (1889); Considerable excitement was occasioned… (1890); Frank Vingoe, owner of the Little Fanny,… (1891); and 4 more.

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Frank Vingoe person

born: [1889-01-01,1890-01-01)died/dissolved: [2000-01-01,2001-01-01)id: p_frank-vingoe_14007c

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Summary: Owner and incorporator of the Little Fannie mine in the Mogollons.

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Claims (8)

co_founded

Little Fannie Mine incorporation— 1890-01-17

cited from It is said that several Mexicans and one… (1889) · +1 more

Birchfield did not have anything to say in particular, but did not appear in bad spirits. He said it was not as bad an affair as reported. He was sure that Billy King was not there at the time of the killing. It is said Walter has st…

owned

Little Fannie Mine— 1890-01-17

cited from It is said that several Mexicans and one… (1889) · +1 more

Little Fanny mine

cited from On the 20th of last month Messrs… (1891)

came loose and the buggy box slipped off throwing Mr. Smith be- tween the wheels. The stallion shied, breaking the shafts. He ran a short distance then quieted down. Mr. Smith was bruised up a little, but escaped luckily. ( 19 ) PINOS ALTOS …

Little Fanny

cited from Frank Vingoe, owner of the Little Fanny,… (1891)

Altos New Mexico Frank Vingoe, owner of the Little Fanny, one of the best producers in the Mogollons, spent several days in the city this week. Fanny still keeps up her output, which is big enough to make several men wealthy in a few yea…

Little Fanny

cited from Frank Vingoe, owner of the Little Fanny,… (1891)

Frank Vingoe, owner of the Little Fanny, one of the best producers in the Mogollons, spent several days in the city this week. Fanny still keeps up her output, which is big enough to make several men wealthy in a few years.

Little Fanny

cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1891 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1891-04-24 (1891)

purchased

$2000 indebtedness reduction

cited from Names of pupils deserving mention for… (1891)

rguson, Clyde Holt, Eusevio Benevides, Noal Lee, Susie Lee, Joe Madrid, Ollie Potter, Ramon Parra, Hiram Scott, Clyde Sergent, Orville Sergent, Elsie Warmer, Josie Weltay. — Teacher, Miss J. L. Gaddis. Names of pupils deserving mention for perfe…