What is Samuel Beach Axtell associated with?

Documented relationships include: said, fought_in, occupation. 9 claims extracted from primary sources.

Samuel Beach Axtell person

Q: What sources cite Samuel Beach Axtell?

3 primary sources cite this person, including: Affidavit_of_Ezra_I_Beardsley_regarding_Samuel_Beach_Axtell (1877); Affidavit_of_Frank_Springer_concerning_Samuel_Beach_Axtell (1877); Affidavit_of_Harry_Whigham_concerning_Samuel_Beach_Axtell (1877).

id: p_samuel-beach-axtell_427f1c

also known as: Governor Axtell

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Summary: Governor of New Mexico who visited Colfax County and discussed dividing the county.

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Claims (9)

fought_in

removal of district courts from Colfax County to Taos County— 1877

cited from Affidavit_of_Frank_Springer_concerning_Samuel_Beach_Axtell (1877)

Affidavit_of_Frank_Springer_concerning_Samuel_Beach_Axtell Notes: Affidavit dated August 30, 1877 of Frank Springer, Colfax County, New Mexico, concerning his interview with Samuel Beach Axtell, Governor of New Mexico, in Governor's office in Santa Fe, concerning the removal of …

occupation

Governor of New Mexico— 1877

cited from Affidavit_of_Frank_Springer_concerning_Samuel_Beach_Axtell (1877)

owned

Una de Gato Land Grant— 1877

cited from Affidavit_of_Frank_Springer_concerning_Samuel_Beach_Axtell (1877)

proposed

dividing Colfax County— 1877

cited from Affidavit_of_Harry_Whigham_concerning_Samuel_Beach_Axtell (1877)

Affidavit_of_Harry_Whigham_concerning_Samuel_Beach_Axtell Notes: Affidavit dated August 30, 1877 of Harry Whigham, Colfax County, New Mexico, was the editor of the News and Press newspaper. His conversation with Governor Axtell upon his visit to Colfax County, asked Governor to …

refused_to_meet

Colfax County residents— 1877

cited from Affidavit_of_Harry_Whigham_concerning_Samuel_Beach_Axtell (1877)

said

no chance of moving the courts of Colfax County back from Taos County— August 30, 1877

cited from Affidavit_of_Ezra_I_Beardsley_regarding_Samuel_Beach_Axtell (1877)

Affidavit_of_Ezra_I_Beardsley_regarding_Samuel_Beach_Axtell Notes: Affidavit dated August 30, 1877 of Ezra I. Beardsley, Cimarron, Colfax County, New Mexico, saying he met Governor Samuel Beach Axtell, who told him no chance of moving the courts of Colfax County back from Taos C…

not to contact the Legislature about moving the courts— August 30, 1877

cited from Affidavit_of_Ezra_I_Beardsley_regarding_Samuel_Beach_Axtell (1877)

Legislature would probably divide Colfax, adding West part to Taos and establishing a new county on the East side— August 30, 1877

cited from Affidavit_of_Ezra_I_Beardsley_regarding_Samuel_Beach_Axtell (1877)