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WS ranch place

id: p_ws-ranch_5bf622

also known as: WS ranch

Probable 70%Lost place
Summary:  Ranch from which a sorrel thoroughbred stallion was stolen.
Completeness: 22/100 Grade F
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cited from Recollections of a Western Ranchman (1927)
Captain William French arrived from Ireland in 1883 and managed the WS Ranch near Alma, New Mexico. His memoir recounts the closing years of the wild frontier: Apache wars under Geronimo and Nana, the Elfego Baca affair, cattle rustling, and the outlaws who worked for him — inclu…

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William French managed WS ranch

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Recollections of a Western Ranchman

French, William · 1927 · book · public_domain · details

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