What is S. T. Harkey associated with?

Documented relationships include: purchased, charged_with, co_founded. 8 claims extracted from primary sources.

What sources cite S. T. Harkey?

8 primary sources cite this person, including: A bill of sale to the NAN cattle with… (1888); One S… (1888); Persons are also warned against purchas-… (1888); and 5 more.

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S. T. Harkey person

id: p_s-t-harkey_7c5201

also known as: S. T. Harkey, Harkey, Mr. S. T. Harkey

Probable 70%

Summary: Person who received a bill of sale for NAN cattle and ranch property for $21,000, accused by George F. Patrick of fraud.

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Claims (8)

charged_with

swearing out writ for arrest of Geo. F. Patrick, Wm. A. McAfee, O. N. Meyers, and J. D. Simmons for unlawful assembly— December 19

cited from The following statement is made by the… (1888)

his pistol. The following statement is made by the friends of the late A. L. McAfee, and Geo. F. Patrick. It is first but fair to state that there has been considerable trouble over the NAN brand of cattle, and that there is now a case …

co_founded

Little Fannie Mine incorporation— 1890-01-17

cited from It is said that several Mexicans and one… (1889) · +1 more

Birchfield did not have anything to say in particular, but did not appear in bad spirits. He said it was not as bad an affair as reported. He was sure that Billy King was not there at the time of the killing. It is said Walter has st…

owned

Nan Ranch claim via bill of sale from James W. Patrick— 1888-08-06

cited from Persons are also warned against purchas-… (1888)

ioned against purchas- ing or bartering for a one undivided one third interest in and to the NANW brands of cattle and horses located on what is popularly known as Nan Ranch on Chicken creek, county of Grant and territory of New Mexico, fo…

purchased

NAN cattle with ranches and houses

cited from A bill of sale to the NAN cattle with… (1888)

A bill of sale to the NAN cattle with ranches, houses and cattle of other brands be- longing to James W. Patrick and George F. Patrick, purchased from the Lassaters has been recorded. It conveys to S. T. Harkey for $21,- 000.

NAN cattle brand

cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1888-08-03 (1888) · +1 more

ed a dangerous man. He was elderly and his par- tially gray hair and beard were habitually dyed. This gave rise to a supposition that he was try- ing to disguise himself and that he was a fugi- tive. After the killing he disappeared and is …

$21,000

cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1888-08-03 (1888) · +1 more

sold_to

C. H. Dane

cited from One S… (1888)

One S. T. Harkey is now making claim to the whole of said property by virtue of a frau- dulent and fictitious bill of sale from James W. Patrick, and one C. H. Dane claims a lien on the whole of said stock by virtue of a fraudulent and fict…

worked_for

First National Bank

cited from We find the treasurer’s books to be well… (1890)

rns. The accounts of the licenses issued and the fees and commissions of the office, we could not ascertain anything about. Mr. E. Stine, deputy assessor, who was absent, and Mr. Harry Classen, the assessor, could not give us any informatio…