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Calvin Herring: Grant County Rancher and Confederate Veteran

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Calvin Herring was a Grant County rancher and Confederate veteran [3][1].

He lived on a ranch on Meadow Creek with his daughters [3]. A staunch Democrat, he fought in the Confederate Army and was shot in the breast at the Battle of Gettysburg [1]. He was a respected citizen of Grant County [2]. In August 1891, after his daughters were assaulted, he died by suicide at his home using a Winchester rifle [2]. He was buried at Pinos Altos [2].

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  1. cent and would say little… (1891)
    had never feared death could not brave dishonor. A coroner’s jury was summoned who returned ' a verdict of suicide in accordance with the facts. The body was buried at Pinos Altos at 1 o’clock yesterday. Calvin H
  2. cent and would say little… (1891)
    cent and would say little. He was dazed and heart broken. He reached home about 6 :30 in the evening while the girls were milking the cows, and calling the girls to him questioned them in regard to the whol
  3. Until last Friday, Calvin Herring, with his… (1891)
    Until last Friday, Calvin Herring, with his two daughters, Sally and Lulu, lived happily at their ranch on Meadow creek, ten miles north- east of Pinos Altos. He had two sons, but both had left the home nest
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