Mrs. Gilbert person
Summary: A person from Alamo Hueco ranch who assisted at a burial.
Completeness: 24/100 Grade F
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Claims (1)
witnessed
burial of Carl Ehrman and Peter Riggs
cited from Captains Keys, who was camped at Lords-… (1890)near Hachita in
last week’s Enterprise, we have again to
chronicle the sad and tragic taking off of other
pioneer citizens of this county, namely, Carl
Ehrman and Peter Rigg, who met their fate in
the big Hatchet mountains on the day foll…
Sources (1)
Captains Keys, who was camped at Lords-… ↗
1890 · newspaper · public-domain · details