Mrs. Gonzales person
Summary: Woman captured during the Howard's Wells fight whose husband and daughter were killed by Indians.
Completeness: 67/100 Grade C
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Claims (3)
arrived_in
cavalry custody— 1872
cited from marched all day through the heat and were… (1891)from the rocks until we routed them from their
position. It was now almost dark and one of
our officers was twice wounded, mortally by
the last shot, a few of our horses were shot and
two men. We were now compelled to retreat
and start …
captured_by
the fighters (narrator's group)
cited from In this fight we captured a woman, Mrs… (1891)In this fight we captured a woman, Mrs.
Gonzales, whose husband had been burned at
the wagons and her daughter, 8 years old, had
been killed; the poor little girl’s brains lay
scattered all over a rock which had received
the fatal blow. The gra…
witnessed
killing of nine Indians
cited from In this fight we captured a woman, Mrs… (1891)In this fight we captured a woman, Mrs.
Gonzales, whose husband had been burned at
the wagons and her daughter, 8 years old, had
been killed; the poor little girl’s brains lay
scattered all over a rock which had received
the fatal blow. The gra…
Sources (2)
In this fight we captured a woman, Mrs…
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
marched all day through the heat and were… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details