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James Kerr: Killed in a Drunken Row on the Mangus, 1891

person James Kerr · 📝 Short · 142 words

James Kerr, also known as Jimmy Kerr, was a well-known prospector killed in a drunken altercation at Peter Mungall’s ranch on the Mangus in Grant County, New Mexico, on April 23, 1891 [chunk:4415][chunk:4629].

Jacob Bennett, father of two prominent New Mexico sons

person Jacob Bennett · 📝 Short · 60 words

Bennett of Las Cruces, died at age 92 in Marysville, Missouri, after visiting his children in New Mexico in the 1870s [chunk:4406][chunk:4429].

Isaac Siggins

person Isaac Siggins · 📝 Short · 76 words

Isaac Siggins was a rancher in the Mogollon Mountains of Grant County, New Mexico, who suffered severe losses from bear and mountain lion predation on his livestock [chunk:3106].

John J. Glanton, ferry captain killed by Yuma Indians in 1850 massacre

person Glanton · 📝 Short · 130 words

Glanton was the captain of a ferry company on the Colorado River near the Gila River junction who was killed by Yuma Indians on April 21, 1850, in a massacre that left eleven Americans dead. [chunk:4736][chunk:4740][c…

Eli Mader – Miner of Cooney and Mogollon Pioneer

person Eli Mader · 📝 Short · 76 words

Eli Mader was a prominent figure in the early mining history of Grant County, New Mexico [chunk:4348][chunk:4362].

Alexander Louis Bruno, World War II US Army Sergeant

person Alexander Louis Bruno · 📝 Short · 54 words

Alexander Louis Bruno was a United States Army sergeant who served during World War II, stationed at multiple posts across the continental United States and Hawaii [chunk:4091].

Dennis Chavez: First Native-Born Hispanic US Senator

person Dennis Chavez · 📝 Short · 113 words

Dennis Chavez, from Los Chavez, New Mexico, was the first native-born Hispanic elected to the United States Senate, serving from 1936 until his death in 1962 [chunk:4009].

Lee Linley: would-be bad man in 1891 Grant County cutting scrape

person Lee Linley · 📝 Short · 92 words

Lee Linley, also known as Linley, was a would-be bad man in Grant County, New Mexico, who engaged in a deadly cutting scrape with Jo Harris at Bob Steele’s saloon in July 1891 [chunk:4878][chunk:4879][chunk:4881].

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