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Gio Chan See person

id: p_gio-chan-see_1d8699

also known as: Gio Chan See

Probable 70%
Summary:  A prominent Chinese merchant from Tucson who married an American girl in Silver City.
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Completeness: 57/100 Grade D
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Claims (3)

lived_at

cited from Should the major die of his wounds this… (1891)
States army and a son-in-law of Gen. Mason, was mortally shot today by J. C. Saggs ,a neighboring ranchman, on Balcone’s Creek, near Balcone. Saggs has thus far eluded arrest. Should the major die of his wounds this would be the third dea…

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American girl
cited from Should the major die of his wounds this… (1891)
States army and a son-in-law of Gen. Mason, was mortally shot today by J. C. Saggs ,a neighboring ranchman, on Balcone’s Creek, near Balcone. Saggs has thus far eluded arrest. Should the major die of his wounds this would be the third dea…

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merchant
cited from Should the major die of his wounds this… (1891)
States army and a son-in-law of Gen. Mason, was mortally shot today by J. C. Saggs ,a neighboring ranchman, on Balcone’s Creek, near Balcone. Saggs has thus far eluded arrest. Should the major die of his wounds this would be the third dea…

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Should the major die of his wounds this… ↗

1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details