Indians person
also known as: Indians
Summary: Native Americans identified by moccasin tracks who killed Campbell and plundered his house.
Completeness: 65/100 Grade C
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Claims (3)
arrived_in
cited from Several days ago Colonel Head received… (1888)
Several days ago Colonel Head received
a telegram from a teamster at Separ that on
Friday last Indians passed through the Lang
ranch, in the Animas valley, on the Mexican
line, and stole four horses belonging to Head
& Hearst, and also camp supp…
fought_in
cited from taken in Tucson… (1888)
taken in Tucson. In an examination before
Court Commissioner Hughes, one of the Indians
who took part in the outbreak gave a detailed
account of the killing of both Grace and Diehl,
and the names of the Indians who commited
the murders.
killed_by
cavalry troops— 1872
cited from marched all day through the heat and were… (1891)from the rocks until we routed them from their
position. It was now almost dark and one of
our officers was twice wounded, mortally by
the last shot, a few of our horses were shot and
two men. We were now compelled to retreat
and start …
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Several days ago Colonel Head received…
1888 · newspaper · public-domain
taken in Tucson…
1888 · newspaper · public-domain
marched all day through the heat and were… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details