When did Miguel live?

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

What is Miguel associated with?

Documented relationships include: arrived_in, witnessed, lived_at. 7 claims extracted from primary sources.

Miguel person

Q: What sources cite Miguel?

7 primary sources cite this person, including: A correspondent recently had an interview… (1891); A correspondent recently had an interview… (1891); children, the bellowing of the crazed cattle all… (1891); and 4 more.

born: [1891-01-01,1892-01-01)died/dissolved: [1891-01-01,1892-01-01)🌐 Q15620295id: p_miguel_fc188d

Probable 70%

Summary: Cocopah Indian who witnessed the earthquake and provided an account of the disaster.

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Claims (7)

arrived_in

Yuma

cited from The force of the first shock was exceed-… (1891)

path nation that a new kind of danger had befallen their people. The force of the first shock was exceed- ingly violent, and increased with intensified force until the fourth and supposedly the last, when every man, woman and child were thro…

Yuma

cited from Jose Perez, a cattleman who arrived this… (1891)

not injured by the transpiring phenomena, broke out in a hoarse cry of distress and ran like the wild wind up the river bank toward Hanlon's. Many soon succumbed, but Miguel and Shampore even- tually made their way to Yuma, and the above …

Yuma

cited from children, the bellowing of the crazed cattle all… (1891)

children, the bellowing of the crazed cattle all served to be but the proper chorus for the ter- rible drama which was being presented. The terror of the place seemer to grow greater moment by moment, when, as if by some sudden intuition, the …

lived_at

Lower California near Colorado River

cited from A correspondent recently had an interview… (1891)

interest. Arrivals from these places are few, but are immediately seized upon for the latest news from what has apparently developed into a country of surprises and extraordinary sur- prises. A correspondent recently had an interview with Miguel…