Pedro Serna person
also known as: Deputy Serna, Serna
Summary: Deputy sheriff at Colorado, Dona Ana County who was attacked and shot at, and killed his assailant.
Completeness: 65/100 Grade C
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Claims (3)
killed_by
unknown Mexican hired by Pedro Miranda— 1889-11-15
cited from While Serna was begging them to keep… (1889)shut up and behave when
another Mexican whose name is not known
came out of the “baile” and also commenced to
abuse him.
While Serna was begging them to keep
quiet, the Mexican, whose name is unknown,
drew a pistol on Serna, who ran back…
lived_at
cited from James Woodward and W. A. Raymond (1889)
were found.”
James Woodward and W. A. Raymond
started Tuesday for Lake Valley, but were
obliged to return home on account of the snow
in the mountains. In the Mimbres valley the
snow was hip deep, and in the foothills of
Cook’s Peak reac…
occupation
deputy sheriff— 1889-11-15
cited from James Woodward and W. A. Raymond (1889)were found.”
James Woodward and W. A. Raymond
started Tuesday for Lake Valley, but were
obliged to return home on account of the snow
in the mountains. In the Mimbres valley the
snow was hip deep, and in the foothills of
Cook’s Peak reac…
Sources (2)
James Woodward and W. A. Raymond ↗
1889 · newspaper · public-domain · details
While Serna was begging them to keep… ↗
1889 · newspaper · public-domain · details