What is Wm. Slayback associated with?

Documented relationships include: owned. 1 claim extracted from primary sources.

What sources cite Wm. Slayback?

1 primary source cite this person, including: Deputy Sheriff Cantley has brought from… (1888).

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Wm. Slayback person

id: p_wm-slayback_74d8fe

also known as: William Slayback

Probable 70%

Summary: The person from whom a horse was allegedly stolen on the Gila.

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Completeness: 44/100 Grade D

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cited from Deputy Sheriff Cantley has brought from… (1888)

Deputy Sheriff Cantley has brought from Solomonville, Arizona, a man named Slayback, who is said to have stolen a horse from Wm. Slayback, on the Gila, in this county.

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Deputy Sheriff Cantley has brought from…

1888 · newspaper · public-domain