Places · starting with P

Location associated with G. W. Campbell.

Pearson is mentioned in connection with Clarence H. Cooper from Kansas City, Missouri.

The Peco river is mentioned as a boundary for a property owned by Mo Gonzales.

a.k.a. Peco river, Peco

The hunting party returned from the Pecos.

X F Ross drowned in the Pecos River about five miles from Artesia.

a.k.a. Pecos river

Forest reserve where surveyors found a large quantity of good quality timber.

a.k.a. Pecos river forest reserve

G W Hazlewood investigated conditions in the Pecos valley a few weeks prior.

Mine on Walnut Creek where a picnic party was held.

a.k.a. Peerless mine

Town serving the Thamisal post office, three miles distant.

Peñasco is mentioned as a location for several individuals.

Place of residence of Bonito A. Romero according to the U.S. Land Office notice.

a.k.a. Peñasco N Méx

The Perry camp is one of the camps around Golden displaying great activity.

The house where Peter Mungall and others drank whiskey and where Jimmy was put to bed.

a.k.a. my house

The location of the killing on the Mangus river area.

a.k.a. ranch on the Mangus

Store in front of which the shootout between White and Slough occurred.

a.k.a. Peterson's store

Home city of Francis Haynes.

C. G. Lott's former home before coming to Albuquerque.

a.k.a. Philadelphia Pa

Territory represented by visitors at the Homecoming.

Phoenix is mentioned as the origin of police officer Robert Williams.

The 17th annual convention of the American Mining Congress is to be held in Phoenix, Arizona.

a.k.a. Phoenix, Ariz

A station on the Butterfield Overland Mail route in New Mexico Territory.

Location near the boundary of the land entry described in the U.S. Land Office notice.

a.k.a. Picuria Pueblo

Pierce County in Washington is where the coking industry is restricted to a limited area.

Subdivision in El Paso where G. L. N. North owned part of lots.

a.k.a. PierceFinKy add