When did L. H. Little live?

L. H. Little was born around 1891-01-01 and died around 1891-01-01. Documented in Grant County, New Mexico.

What is L. H. Little associated with?

Documented relationships include: lived_at, arrived_in, departed_for. 4 claims extracted from primary sources.

What sources cite L. H. Little?

4 primary sources cite this person, including: Corbett, J… (1891); for the Burros Tuesday… (1891); The Cocopah country is waiting for a Clar-… (1891); and 1 more.

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L. H. Little person

born: [1891-01-01,1892-01-01)died/dissolved: [1891-01-01,1892-01-01)id: p_l-h-little_35bccc

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Summary: Member of a hunting party that left for the Burros on Tuesday.

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Claims (4)

arrived_in

Timmer House

cited from TIMMER HOUSE ARRIVALS (1891)

TIMMER HOUSE ARRIVALS T. W. Smith, L. C. Clapp, Las Cruces; Henry Essinger, Las Vegas; Henry Beneke, St. Louis ; Louis Stein, Guy Heyman, San Francisco ; J. B. Gilchrist, Whitewater; J. P. Hewlett, wife and child, Israel King, Mimbres ; A. A. Bel…

departed_for

The Burros

cited from The Cocopah country is waiting for a Clar-… (1891) · +1 more

elta of the Colorado, on which he trav- eled to within fifteen miles of Yuma without entering the main Colorado. He finally reached the main river by Carter’s river. The Cocopah country is waiting for a Clar- ence King and a Rider Haggard in…

lived_at

Black Hawk

cited from Corbett, J… (1891)

Corbett, J. R. Condit, O. Bulow, Deming; J. W. Hunsen, Julius Brownstein, San Francisco; Victor Van Hal, Tom Kennedy, R. P. Hart, John Balefon, Lordsburg; C. W. Merchant, Texas; H. Ellis, Cincinnati; W. M. Lacy, Min- neapolis; A. A. Bellman, Derr…

Black Hawk

cited from TIMMER HOUSE ARRIVALS (1891)