Places · starting with M

Ranch where the bodies of Fred Meyers and Bill Suggs were found several days after they were killed.

a.k.a. McCabe ranch

McEvers ranch was part of Victorio's raid.

Ranch reached during Victorio's raid.

Community represented by J W Davis.

Location of D. S. King's office.

a.k.a. Mcintosh N M

A ranch in Lincoln County raided by a posse; McKenzie is the owner.

The west fork of the river is near McKinzie's abandoned ranch.

Abandoned ranch about 27 miles north of the Gila Hot Springs on the west fork of the river.

a.k.a. McKinzie's abandoned ranch

Crossing on the Gila river where the Old Settlers Reunion is to be held.

a.k.a. McMillen crossing

A property on the Gila leased by Mr. Piper; the Holloways lived in one of the McMillen places.

a.k.a. McMillen places

Residence that Mrs Gus Salen and Mrs Bertha Mullen moved into.

Location of the Herring ranch, ten miles northeast of Pinos Altos.

a.k.a. Meadow creek

The church where the Cooper-Mullin wedding was held.

a.k.a. M. E. church

Duke Adolph Friedrich is uncle of the reigning grand duke.

a.k.a. MeCiUenhergBcnwenn

A vicinity in New Mexico with an extensive irrigation system where a sugar beet factory is planned.

One terminus of the tri-weekly overland stage line to San Francisco.

Several individuals are at the Menger hotel.

Starting point for Round Up District No. 1.

Location where Hatch invited the Mescaleros to council and then attacked them.

a.k.a. Mescalero agency, the agency

A geographic location listed as a subject for the nitrate negative.

a.k.a. mescalero reservation, mescalero apache reservation

Destination of Roman Chiquito's escape, 1200 miles from Fort Riley.

a.k.a. Mescalero country, Mescalero reservation

Town where the Hon. R. V. Newsham formerly resided.

Fountain moved to Mesilla, New Mexico in 1874.

a.k.a. Mesilla

Referenced as a 'garden spot' in an advertisement for New Mexico.

a.k.a. Mesilla Valley