Isaac Siggins person
also known as: Mr. Isaac Siggins, Mr. Siggins, Siggins
Summary: A rancher in the Mogollon mountains area who offered bounties for bears killing his cattle and horses.
Completeness: 65/100 Grade C
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Claims (5)
offered
Thomas Halloway bounty of $5 per grown bear and $2.50 per cub scalp
cited from He leaves a devoted wife and four children… (1890)being engaged during
that time in the saw mill and lumber business.
He was held in high regard by the business
community. He was a kind husband and an in-
dulgent father.
He leaves a devoted wife and four children
to mourn his untimely dea…
owned
cattle and horse herds in Mogollon Mountains
cited from He leaves a devoted wife and four children… (1890)being engaged during
that time in the saw mill and lumber business.
He was held in high regard by the business
community. He was a kind husband and an in-
dulgent father.
He leaves a devoted wife and four children
to mourn his untimely dea…
purchased
cited from After resting up a day or two to put their… (1890) · +1 more
red him so thorough-
that Winkler and Halloway found it difficult
get in a shot from their Winchesters without
dangering the lives of their dogs but Hallo-
ay called off his two favorites, “Bob” and
Charlie,” and gave Winkler a chance to se…
sold_to
cited from Thos. J. Clark and Arthur Goodell brought (1891)
nel in which it was confined. The crookedness
of the river makes its total length about 800
miles. The men hunted and trapped on the way
but met only with very moderate success. They
claim to be the first who ever made the trip in
a boa…
witnessed
severe losses from bear and mountain lion depredations
cited from He leaves a devoted wife and four children… (1890)being engaged during
that time in the saw mill and lumber business.
He was held in high regard by the business
community. He was a kind husband and an in-
dulgent father.
He leaves a devoted wife and four children
to mourn his untimely dea…
Sources (4)
After resting up a day or two to put their… ↗
1890 · newspaper · public-domain · details
He leaves a devoted wife and four children… ↗
1890 · newspaper · public-domain · details
Thos. J. Clark and Arthur Goodell brought ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details