What is Fred Newman associated with?

Documented relationships include: owned. 1 claim extracted from primary sources.

What sources cite Fred Newman?

1 primary source cite this person, including: The arrest of Mile O’Brien by H. E. Muse (1890).

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Fred Newman person

id: p_fred-newman_0a9214

also known as: Mr. Newman, Newman

Probable 70%

Summary: Ranch owner near the head of Black Canyon whose ranch was the site of Mike O'Brien's capture.

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Fred Newman's Ranch

cited from The arrest of Mile O’Brien by H. E. Muse (1890)

5, 1890, Issue of The EnterpriseThe arrest of Mile O’Brien by H. E. Muse is one of the most important of the year. For some months stockmen have suffered the loss of their most valuable horses, and but little knowledge could be obtained …

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The arrest of Mile O’Brien by H. E. Muse ↗

1890 · newspaper · public-domain · details