W. F. Aiken person
also known as: Aiken
Summary: W. F. Aiken, also known as Aiken, is a person for whom no specific historical facts are recorded in the available claims.
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arrived_in
cited from W… (1891)
ohn Perry, on
the Mimbres, last week. It was through his
efforts that the Dry Cimarron country was first
opened up. He was an old trapper and hunter,
a big hearted pioneer who had thrown away
fortunes and died in poverty. It is such men …
Silver City
cited from W… (1891)W. F. Aiken and bride, nee Lillie Cook,
arrived Saturday last from New Orleans. In
the evening they were tendered a serenade by
the Silver City brass band. A local bard hands
in the following jingle:
cited from TIMMER HOUSE ARRIVALS (1891)
TIMMER HOUSE ARRIVALS
N. A. Raynolds, Boston; Mrs. L. J. Cadwell,
Chicago; Harry Ellis, Cincinnati; H. P. Hues,
Mimbres; Thos. B. Pheby, R. Rosenfield and
Dr. Geo. Kimball, Georgetown; K. J. Fleming,
Fort Bayard; W. F. Aiken and wife, S. B.
Bid…
cited from TIMMER HOUSE ARRIVALS (1891)
TIMMER HOUSE ARRIVALS
T. W. Smith, L. C. Clapp, Las Cruces;
Henry Essinger, Las Vegas; Henry Beneke, St.
Louis ; Louis Stein, Guy Heyman, San Francisco ;
J. B. Gilchrist, Whitewater; J. P. Hewlett, wife
and child, Israel King, Mimbres ; A. A. Bel…
cited from TIMMER HOUSE arrivals… (1891)
TIMMER HOUSE arrivals. — J. S. Hutchins, C.
A. Ligare, E. G. Griffith and W. H. Buy, Chica-
go; Howell Brown, W. B. Foster and Abe Gold,
El Paso; T. G. Carr, Dallas; Mariano Barela, A.
Barela, Las Cruces; C. V. Hugo and wife. Fort
Bayard; C. …
cited from AT THE TIMMER— W… (1891)
AT THE TIMMER— W. E. Dyas, Frank Quin,
Jas. Nieman, New York; H. F. Frierson, Chi-
cago; F. W. Smith, C. F. Raxton, Las Cruces;
A. C. Cawathers, Denver; H. S. Boice, Montana;
A. Schutz, W. A. Merchant, W. H. H. Llewellyn,
El Paso; F. Norwood,…
elected_to
Trustee of Pinos Altos School— 1891-06-01
cited from DIED IN FALL FROM TRAIN (1891)the two waters met. Much wealth
is supposed to have been taken from this locality
in times past, but as far as the Advocate s
knowledge extends this golden nugget picked
up last week by Precillano, the Mexican, is
the first found in that…
school trustee
cited from At the school election held at Pinos Altos… (1891)At the school election held at Pinos Altos
on Monday, F. M. Galloway, W. F. Aiken and
Dr. L. P. Robinson were elected trustees for
the ensuing year.
trustee of Pinos Altos school— Monday (inferred from article date June 5, 1891)
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1891 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1891-05-29 (1891) · +1 morethe two waters met. Much wealth
is supposed to have been taken from this locality
in times past, but as far as the Advocate s
knowledge extends this golden nugget picked
up last week by Precillano, the Mexican, is
the first found in that…
lived_at
cited from TIMMER HOUSE ARRIVALS (1891)
TIMMER HOUSE ARRIVALS
T. W. Smith, L. C. Clapp, Las Cruces;
Henry Essinger, Las Vegas; Henry Beneke, St.
Louis ; Louis Stein, Guy Heyman, San Francisco ;
J. B. Gilchrist, Whitewater; J. P. Hewlett, wife
and child, Israel King, Mimbres ; A. A. Bel…
married_to
cited from W… (1891)
ohn Perry, on
the Mimbres, last week. It was through his
efforts that the Dry Cimarron country was first
opened up. He was an old trapper and hunter,
a big hearted pioneer who had thrown away
fortunes and died in poverty. It is such men …
cited from W… (1891)
W. F. Aiken and bride, nee Lillie Cook,
arrived Saturday last from New Orleans. In
the evening they were tendered a serenade by
the Silver City brass band. A local bard hands
in the following jingle:
Sources (9)
At the school election held at Pinos Altos…
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
AT THE TIMMER— W…
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
DIED IN FALL FROM TRAIN ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
Silver City Enterprise — 1891 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1891-05-29
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
TIMMER HOUSE arrivals…
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
TIMMER HOUSE ARRIVALS
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
TIMMER HOUSE ARRIVALS
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
W…
1891 · newspaper · public-domain