When did Samuel H. Eckles live?

Samuel H. Eckles was born around 1871-01-01 and died around 1888-01-01. Documented in Grant County, New Mexico.

What is Samuel H. Eckles associated with?

Documented relationships include: fought_in, occupation, witnessed. 3 claims extracted from primary sources.

What sources cite Samuel H. Eckles?

3 primary sources cite this person, including: The NAN brand of cattle, owned by Lassa-… (1888); Tom Murphy (1888); was over the small band of citizens started to… (1888).

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Samuel H. Eckles person

born: [1871-01-01,1872-01-01)died/dissolved: [1888-01-01,1889-01-01)id: p_samuel-h-eckles_28d838

also known as: Samuel H. Eckles

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Summary: Samuel H. Eckles is a person mentioned in historical sources, but no specific details about his life

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Claims (3)

fought_in

citizens' party under Bullard— 1871-02-11

cited from The NAN brand of cattle, owned by Lassa-… (1888) · +1 more

sted. Great things are yet expected from the bridal cham- ber. The NAN brand of cattle, owned by Lassa- ter brothers and numbering about 3500 head, are being rounded up and turned over to Messrs. Patrick this week. The price, including ran…

occupation

second in command of the citizens' party under Bullard

cited from Tom Murphy (1888)

Tom Murphy John Bullard was killed February 11, 1871, and was buried in Silver City about five days after that date. An Enterprise representative called on Samuel H. Eckles, who was second in command of the citizens’ party under Bullard, and fr…