George Parker person
also known as: George Parker, George Park-er
Summary: George Parker is known only by name; no specific biographical details are recorded.
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arrested_for
cited from Early Tuesday morning Deputy Muse, ac-… (1891)
Early Tuesday morning Deputy Muse, ac-
companied by George Parker to assist in trail-
ing the runaways, took the trail and found
where the two men had been furnished with
horses and a friendly guide had shown them
the way to the top of the div…
arrived_in
cited from Early Tuesday morning Deputy Muse, ac-… (1891)
Early Tuesday morning Deputy Muse, ac-
companied by George Parker to assist in trail-
ing the runaways, took the trail and found
where the two men had been furnished with
horses and a friendly guide had shown them
the way to the top of the div…
departed_for
cited from Two Apache Indians were hanged at Flor-… (1889)
struck the wrong man. Johnny is not only a
dude and a spider, but is also a “scrapper” and
knows how to resent an insult.
From the December 13, 1889, Issue of The Enterprise
Two Apache Indians were hanged at Flor-
ence, Arizona, Friday las…
died_in
cited from George Parker, a son of Thomas Parker,… (1888)
George Parker, a son of Thomas Parker,
of Silver City, was instantly killed at Benson
last Friday night by a train backing upon him.
He was a brakeman, and is said to have been a
most exemplary young man.
train accident at Benson— last Friday night
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1888-03-02 (1888), say-
ing he would wait until the grand jury meets.
M. C. Jay’s house in Georgetown was bur-
glarized last week and $400 worth of goods
stolen. The owner offered a reward of $50
and thereby regained the property which had
been secreted in…
fought_in
Capt. Kelly's command— 1871-02-11
cited from was over the small band of citizens started to… (1888)ho was second in
command of the citizens’ party under Bullard,
and from him learns that the following named
gentlemen were members of the party: A. L.
Webb, John Jones, James Copley, William
Boyington, Tom Findley, Peter Hildreth, Hugh
Flinn…
cited from was over the small band of citizens started to… (1888)
was over the small band of citizens started to
Silver City with Bullard’s body, arriving in four
days. They were met at Mangas Springs by Ed
Moulton with a wagon, in which the body was
conveyed on into town. Jim Bullard, John
Swisshelm, George…
Capt. Kelly's command— 1871-02-11
cited from was over the small band of citizens started to… (1888)ho was second in
command of the citizens’ party under Bullard,
and from him learns that the following named
gentlemen were members of the party: A. L.
Webb, John Jones, James Copley, William
Boyington, Tom Findley, Peter Hildreth, Hugh
Flinn…
killed_by
train— 1888-03-09
cited from M… (1888) · +1 more, say-
ing he would wait until the grand jury meets.
M. C. Jay’s house in Georgetown was bur-
glarized last week and $400 worth of goods
stolen. The owner offered a reward of $50
and thereby regained the property which had
been secreted in…
cited from George Parker, a son of Thomas Parker,… (1888)
George Parker, a son of Thomas Parker,
of Silver City, was instantly killed at Benson
last Friday night by a train backing upon him.
He was a brakeman, and is said to have been a
most exemplary young man.
occupation
brakeman— 1888-03-16
cited from M… (1888) · +1 more, say-
ing he would wait until the grand jury meets.
M. C. Jay’s house in Georgetown was bur-
glarized last week and $400 worth of goods
stolen. The owner offered a reward of $50
and thereby regained the property which had
been secreted in…
brakeman
cited from George Parker, a son of Thomas Parker,… (1888)George Parker, a son of Thomas Parker,
of Silver City, was instantly killed at Benson
last Friday night by a train backing upon him.
He was a brakeman, and is said to have been a
most exemplary young man.
brakeman
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1888-03-02 (1888), say-
ing he would wait until the grand jury meets.
M. C. Jay’s house in Georgetown was bur-
glarized last week and $400 worth of goods
stolen. The owner offered a reward of $50
and thereby regained the property which had
been secreted in…
trail assistant
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1891 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1891-02-20 (1891)the flight of the jail
birds and capture of the guard had been dis-
covered by Judge Lynch on making his round
before going to bed, and he with Sheriff Lock-
hart were awaiting the return of Mr. Crowe who
came back about 4 o’clock in the…
Sources (9)
George Parker, a son of Thomas Parker,…
1888 · newspaper · public-domain
George Parker, a son of Thomas Parker,… ↗
1888 · newspaper · public-domain · details
Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1888-03-02
1888 · newspaper · public-domain
was over the small band of citizens started to… ↗
1888 · newspaper · public-domain · details
was over the small band of citizens started to…
1888 · newspaper · public-domain
Two Apache Indians were hanged at Flor-… ↗
1889 · newspaper · public-domain · details
Early Tuesday morning Deputy Muse, ac-…
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
Silver City Enterprise — 1891 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1891-02-20
1891 · newspaper · public-domain