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John Bullard person

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SummaryJohn Bullard was a silver prospector who arrived in southern New Mexico Territory in 1866, co-discovered a silver vein in 1870, and became a prominent citizen of Silver City before being killed by an Apache raiding party in February 1871.

Claims (13)

born_in

Mississippicirca 1834confidence 60%
cited from Synthetic — John Bullard & Silver City Founding (dogfood 2026-05-13) (1871)
John Bullard arrived in southern New Mexico Territory in 1866 with his brother James, both seeking fortunes as silver prospectors. Born in Mississippi around 1834, Bullard had served briefly in the Confederate forces before drifting west after the war's end. In 1870, John Bullar…
Mississippiconfidence 100%
cited from Silver City Enterprise — Killing of Sheriff Bullard (smoke test) (1871)
SILVER CITY, Feb. 26 — A tragic affair occurred yesterday on the road leading from this town to Pinos Altos, when Sheriff John Bullard, one of the most respected citizens of our young camp, was killed by an Apache raiding party. The encounter took place near the divide, where Bul…

co_founded

Silver City1870confidence 100%
cited from Synthetic — John Bullard & Silver City Founding (dogfood 2026-05-13) (1871)
John Bullard arrived in southern New Mexico Territory in 1866 with his brother James, both seeking fortunes as silver prospectors. Born in Mississippi around 1834, Bullard had served briefly in the Confederate forces before drifting west after the war's end. In 1870, John Bullar…
cited from Silver City Enterprise — Killing of Sheriff Bullard (smoke test) (1871)
SILVER CITY, Feb. 26 — A tragic affair occurred yesterday on the road leading from this town to Pinos Altos, when Sheriff John Bullard, one of the most respected citizens of our young camp, was killed by an Apache raiding party. The encounter took place near the divide, where Bul…

discovered

rich vein of silver ore1870confidence 100%
cited from Synthetic — John Bullard & Silver City Founding (dogfood 2026-05-13) (1871)
John Bullard arrived in southern New Mexico Territory in 1866 with his brother James, both seeking fortunes as silver prospectors. Born in Mississippi around 1834, Bullard had served briefly in the Confederate forces before drifting west after the war's end. In 1870, John Bullar…

killed_by

Apache raiding party (Feb 1871)February 1871confidence 100%
cited from Synthetic — John Bullard & Silver City Founding (dogfood 2026-05-13) (1871)
John Bullard arrived in southern New Mexico Territory in 1866 with his brother James, both seeking fortunes as silver prospectors. Born in Mississippi around 1834, Bullard had served briefly in the Confederate forces before drifting west after the war's end. In 1870, John Bullar…
Apache raiding partyFeb. 25confidence 90%
cited from Silver City Enterprise — Killing of Sheriff Bullard (smoke test) (1871)
SILVER CITY, Feb. 26 — A tragic affair occurred yesterday on the road leading from this town to Pinos Altos, when Sheriff John Bullard, one of the most respected citizens of our young camp, was killed by an Apache raiding party. The encounter took place near the divide, where Bul…

lived_at

southern New Mexico Territory1866confidence 100%
cited from Synthetic — John Bullard & Silver City Founding (dogfood 2026-05-13) (1871)
John Bullard arrived in southern New Mexico Territory in 1866 with his brother James, both seeking fortunes as silver prospectors. Born in Mississippi around 1834, Bullard had served briefly in the Confederate forces before drifting west after the war's end. In 1870, John Bullar…
Silver City1870confidence 100%
cited from Synthetic — John Bullard & Silver City Founding (dogfood 2026-05-13) (1871)
John Bullard arrived in southern New Mexico Territory in 1866 with his brother James, both seeking fortunes as silver prospectors. Born in Mississippi around 1834, Bullard had served briefly in the Confederate forces before drifting west after the war's end. In 1870, John Bullar…

occupation

Sheriffconfidence 100%
cited from Silver City Enterprise — Killing of Sheriff Bullard (smoke test) (1871)
SILVER CITY, Feb. 26 — A tragic affair occurred yesterday on the road leading from this town to Pinos Altos, when Sheriff John Bullard, one of the most respected citizens of our young camp, was killed by an Apache raiding party. The encounter took place near the divide, where Bul…

sibling_of

James Bullardconfidence 100%
cited from Synthetic — John Bullard & Silver City Founding (dogfood 2026-05-13) (1871)
John Bullard arrived in southern New Mexico Territory in 1866 with his brother James, both seeking fortunes as silver prospectors. Born in Mississippi around 1834, Bullard had served briefly in the Confederate forces before drifting west after the war's end. In 1870, John Bullar…

witnessed

Methodist chapel in Silver CityFebruary 1871confidence 60%
cited from Synthetic — John Bullard & Silver City Founding (dogfood 2026-05-13) (1871)
John Bullard arrived in southern New Mexico Territory in 1866 with his brother James, both seeking fortunes as silver prospectors. Born in Mississippi around 1834, Bullard had served briefly in the Confederate forces before drifting west after the war's end. In 1870, John Bullar…

worked_for

Confederate forcesafter Civil War began, before 1866confidence 80%
cited from Synthetic — John Bullard & Silver City Founding (dogfood 2026-05-13) (1871)
John Bullard arrived in southern New Mexico Territory in 1866 with his brother James, both seeking fortunes as silver prospectors. Born in Mississippi around 1834, Bullard had served briefly in the Confederate forces before drifting west after the war's end. In 1870, John Bullar…

Sources (2)

Silver City Enterprise — Killing of Sheriff Bullard (smoke test)

Anonymous · 1871 · newspaper · public_domain

Synthetic — John Bullard & Silver City Founding (dogfood 2026-05-13)

salars.net Phase 1 dogfood · 1871 · other · CC0