Nicolas Acosta person
also known as: Nicolas Acosta
Summary: Mexican chief herder for Patrick Coglan, warm friend of Roman Chiquito's family, mortally wounded by Carpio.
Completeness: 65/100 Grade C
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Claims (3)
killed_by
cited from invited by the two girls to stop and take a cup… (1891)
k
raiser, had in his employ as chief herder a
Mexican named Nicolas Acosta, who was a
warm friend of Roman and his family and fre-
'quent visitor to Roman’s tent. One afternoon
and while Roan was absent, Acosta, in returning
from the ran…
occupation
chief herder
cited from Thoroughly disheartened, Roman Chiquito… (1891) · +1 moreand when
Roman, through his white friends, remonstrated
the agent gave as an excuse that “Roman Chi-
quito was a promising young man and that his
spiritual welfare demanded that he should not
be removed from the christianizing influences
surro…
worked_for
cited from Thoroughly disheartened, Roman Chiquito… (1891) · +1 more
and when
Roman, through his white friends, remonstrated
the agent gave as an excuse that “Roman Chi-
quito was a promising young man and that his
spiritual welfare demanded that he should not
be removed from the christianizing influences
surro…
Sources (2)
invited by the two girls to stop and take a cup… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
Thoroughly disheartened, Roman Chiquito… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details