Lordsburg is located in Grant County, New Mexico at approximately 32.3504, -108.7084.

What is Lordsburg associated with?

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

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1 primary source cite this place, including: How did Lordsburg get its name, anyhow?… (1891).

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Lordsburg place

📍 32.3504, -108.7084id: p_lordsburg_1befb3

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Summary: Lordsburg is a town in New Mexico where Edward Monier lived and died.

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co_founded

Southern Pacific Railroad

cited from How did Lordsburg get its name, anyhow?… (1891)

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Jo. Cummings arrived_in Lordsburg

Norman Buck arrived_in Lordsburg

Prof. Philpin arrived_in Lordsburg

Norman Buck arrived_in Lordsburg

Hugh M. Childress arrived_in Lordsburg

Prof. Philpin arrived_in Lordsburg

Elizabeth Warren arrived_in Lordsburg— 1882

J. J. Pearson arrived_in Lordsburg

railroad men departed_for Lordsburg

John Ward departed_for Lordsburg— 1912-11-24

Edward Monier died_in Lordsburg— 1891-01-01

Norman Buck died_in Lordsburg

W C Downey lived_at Lordsburg

S M Chase lived_at Lordsburg

Robert M Reynolds lived_at Lordsburg

M Q Hardin lived_at Lordsburg

Captain Keys lived_at Lordsburg

J. J. Taylor lived_at Lordsburg

Tom Kennedy lived_at Lordsburg— 1890-12-19

Dr. Simpson lived_at Lordsburg

A G Hardin lived_at Lordsburg

M M Crocker lived_at Lordsburg

Robert Black lived_at Lordsburg— 1891-12-25

Unnamed Insane Woman of Lordsburg lived_at Lordsburg

Norman Buck lived_at Lordsburg

K a Ownby lived_at Lordsburg

W II Graham lived_at Lordsburg

Norman Buck lived_at Lordsburg

Otter Johnson lived_at Lordsburg

B B Ownby lived_at Lordsburg

Shakespeare located approximately three miles from Lordsburg

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How did Lordsburg get its name, anyhow?… ↗

1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details