Henry was born around 1890-01-01 and died around 1890-01-01. Documented in Grant County, New Mexico.

What is Henry associated with?

Documented relationships include: acquitted_of, arrived_in. 4 claims extracted from primary sources.

What sources cite Henry?

3 primary sources cite this person, including: After he secured bail and just before he… (1890); Dick Huber came to New Mexico in 1882,… (1890); Henry left for Lordsburg and did not see… (1890).

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Henry person

born: [1890-01-01,1891-01-01)died/dissolved: [1890-01-01,1891-01-01)🌐 Q1158477id: p_henry_6a0187

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Summary: A man who was honorably discharged from a complaint of participating in the Boyle holdup and later spoke with Jim Randall in Tucson.

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Claims (4)

acquitted_of

participating in the Boyle holdup

cited from After he secured bail and just before he… (1890) · +1 more

he recog- nized him. After he secured bail and just before he started for Lordsburg he met Jim Randall on the street in Silver city. He talked with Jim and told him he though there was a man in the jail that Jim was acquainted with and …

participation in the Boyle hold up

cited from Henry left for Lordsburg and did not see… (1890)

Henry left for Lordsburg and did not see him until last week in Tucson. After congratu- lating Henry on being honorably discharged from the complaint of being a participant in the Boyle hold up, Jim said: