James H. Kirker person
also known as: James H. Kirker, Mr. Kirker, Kirker
Summary: Foreman at the Oso Negro mine who led a volunteer party to hunt down Geronimo's band.
Completeness: 51/100 Grade D
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Claims (2)
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cited from During the fall of 1885 a rancher came to… (1891)
day an Enter-
prise man met John M. Clayton, a miner who
had been employed for three years on the Oso
Negro, Arispe district, Sonora. The mine is
owned and operated by Tombstone parties and
is situated about 125 miles south of Tombstone,
w…
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mine foreman— 1885
cited from During the fall of 1885 a rancher came to… (1891)day an Enter-
prise man met John M. Clayton, a miner who
had been employed for three years on the Oso
Negro, Arispe district, Sonora. The mine is
owned and operated by Tombstone parties and
is situated about 125 miles south of Tombstone,
w…
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During the fall of 1885 a rancher came to… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details