W. H. Taylor person
also known as: W. H. Taylor
Summary: Has a ranch on the lower portion of the Mimbres river opposite pueblo ruins.
Completeness: 58/100 Grade D
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Claims (2)
owned
ranch on lower Mimbres river— 1891-07-24
cited from Mike Slattery, superintendent of the Wad-… (1891)con-
siderations of humanity and the obligations of
the offices which they swore to faithfully per-
form. Some one has proven derelict in his duty,
and as it is the province of a newspaper to ex-
pose wrong wherever discovered, the Enterprise …
cited from Pre-historic Ruins (1891)
settlements, everything goes
to prove, as all along the river for a distance of
thirty-five or forty miles, evidence of former
occupation are plainly visible. On the lower
portion of the river, opposite the ranch of W.
H. Taylor, the ruins …
Sources (2)
Mike Slattery, superintendent of the Wad-… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
Pre-historic Ruins ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details