What is J. C. Saggs associated with?

Documented relationships include: occupation, lived_at. 3 claims extracted from primary sources.

What sources cite J. C. Saggs?

2 primary sources cite this person, including: Miss Lillie Stevenson had a narrow escape… (1891); Should the major die of his wounds this… (1891).

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J. C. Saggs person

id: p_j-c-saggs_b57b8d

also known as: Saggs

Probable 70%

Summary: A neighboring ranchman who shot Major Eckles and eluded arrest.

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Claims (3)

lived_at

Balcone's Creek

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…

occupation

ranchman

cited from Miss Lillie Stevenson had a narrow escape… (1891)

eny, an old resident of Kings- ton, now of Silver City, came in Friday to take a look at his old camping grounds and shake hands with his many friends. He will return home Sunday. — Shaft. Miss Lillie Stevenson had a narrow escape on Monday…

ranchman

cited from Should the major die of his wounds this… (1891)

Mentioned by (2)

Major Eckles killed_by J. C. Saggs— September 25

Major Eckles killed_by J. C. Saggs

Sources (2)

Miss Lillie Stevenson had a narrow escape… ↗

1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details

Should the major die of his wounds this… ↗

1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details