When did Pat Devine live?

Pat Devine was born around 1883-01-01 and died around 1890-01-01. Documented in Grant County, New Mexico.

What is Pat Devine associated with?

Documented relationships include: arrested_for, fought_in, arrived_in. 16 claims extracted from primary sources.

What sources cite Pat Devine?

9 primary sources cite this person, including: Sheriff Whitehill did not expect to find… (1889); The body of a Mexican was found by the… (1889); The citizens of Hachita stated to the offi-… (1889); and 6 more.

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Pat Devine person

born: [1883-01-01,1884-01-01)died/dissolved: [1890-01-01,1891-01-01)🌐 Q7143376id: p_pat-devine_8c180d

also known as: Pat Davine, Pat Devine, Devine

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Summary: Pat Devine is a person, but no specific historical facts about them are available from the supplied claims.

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Claims (16)

arrested_for

the Hachita killing

cited from Sheriff Whitehill did not expect to find… (1889)

that King had left town before the killing occurred. It seems that Pat Devine, who has made good his escape into the Sierra Madre, is accredited with doing most of the shooting. Sheriff Whitehill did not expect to find Pat Devine in Tombs…

killing of Pat Hines

cited from Pat Devine, who is now held under $10,000… (1890)

querque, 3,794; Old Albuquerque, Los Griegos and Los Cande- larios, 2,265; Las Vegas, east, north and south towns, 4,693; Silver City, 2,252; Las Cruces, 2,416; Tierra Amarilla and Ranchos, 1,812; Los Lunas, Los Lentas and Los Chaves, 1,140; …

killing Pat Hines

cited from Pat Devine, who is now held under $10,000… (1890)

Pat Devine, who is now held under $10,000 bonds for the killing of Pat Hines at Hachita, was the hero of an Indian fight near Hachita in 1883 which is worthy of note even at this late date. Bob Anderson, then foreman for Head and Hearst, a…

arrived_in

Sierra Madre

cited from The citizens of Hachita stated to the offi-… (1889)

The citizens of Hachita stated to the offi- cers that Bradshaw was not drunk, and did what he could to keep the boys from shooting up the town. Bradshaw was then turned loose. It is also stated that King had left town before the killing occu…

bond_amount

$10,000

cited from Pat Devine, who is now held under $10,000… (1890)

built_barricade_for

Bob Anderson— 1883

cited from Pat Devine, who is now held under $10,000… (1890)

carried_to_safety

Bob Anderson— 1883

cited from Pat Devine, who is now held under $10,000… (1890)

claimed

Hines shot at him and powder burned his face

cited from The story of the killing as told above from… (1889)

The story of the killing as told above from the Liberal, is probably not correct. The Enter- prise learns on what it considers fairly good authority, that Hines was in the shaft house, was called to the door and shot. He was only hit by one …

departed_for

escape into the Sierra Madre

cited from The story of the killing as told above from… (1889) · +1 more

ent Sheriff Whitehill and Judge Jones. Hines was a poor Irishman who has been in this part of the country for some time. He for- merly worked on a section for the Southern Pacific company. Birchfieid and Bradshaw were arrested near Chase & M…

fought_in

Indian fight near Hachita— 1883

cited from Pat Devine, who is now held under $10,000… (1890)

Hachita shooting

cited from There are so many rumors in regard to… (1889)

There are so many rumors in regard to the killing at Hachita, that it seems almost im- possible to get at the real facts in the premises. From all that can be learned, it looks very bad for those who are supposed to have been impli- cated i…

Indian fight near Hachita (1883)— 1883

cited from Pat Devine, who is now held under $10,000… (1890)

held for killing

Pat Hines

cited from Pat Devine, who is now held under $10,000… (1890)

occupation

cowboy— 1889-12-27

cited from Two Apache Indians were hanged at Flor-… (1889) · +1 more

struck the wrong man. Johnny is not only a dude and a spider, but is also a “scrapper” and knows how to resent an insult. From the December 13, 1889, Issue of The Enterprise Two Apache Indians were hanged at Flor- ence, Arizona, Friday las…