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Every dated claim in the corpus, plotted in time. Each entry links to the entity it concerns and the source it came from.

64 dated claims · 13 distinct years · range 1834 – 1922

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1834

John Bullard born_in Mississippi(circa 1834)
cited from Synthetic — John Bullard & Silver City Founding (dogfood 2026-05-13)
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1860

Birch discovered gold in Bear Creek near Pinos Altos
cited from Test Source — Pinos Altos founding (Phase 2 smoke test)
Snively discovered gold in Bear Creek near Pinos Altos
cited from Test Source — Pinos Altos founding (Phase 2 smoke test)
Hicks discovered gold in Bear Creek near Pinos Altos
cited from Test Source — Pinos Altos founding (Phase 2 smoke test)
Pinos Altos witnessed influx of several thousand miners within a year of the gold discovery(1860-1861)
cited from Test Source — Pinos Altos founding (Phase 2 smoke test)
Pinos Altos witnessed population briefly rivaling that of Mesilla before Apache resistance and the Civil War scattered inhabitants(1860-1861)
cited from Test Source — Pinos Altos founding (Phase 2 smoke test)
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1861

Cochise fought_in Battle of Pinos Altos leading roughly four hundred Apache warriors alongside Mangas Coloradas(September 27, 1861)
cited from Test Source — Pinos Altos founding (Phase 2 smoke test)
Mangas Coloradas fought_in Battle of Pinos Altos leading roughly four hundred Apache warriors(September 27, 1861)
cited from Test Source — Pinos Altos founding (Phase 2 smoke test)
Samuel J. Bean owned fortified store at Pinos Altos that served as the defensive position during the 1861 battle(September 27, 1861)
cited from Test Source — Pinos Altos founding (Phase 2 smoke test)
Battle of Pinos Altos witnessed roughly thirty defenders holding the line at Samuel J. Bean's fortified store, repelling the Apache attack after several hours of close-quarters fighting(September 27, 1861)
cited from Test Source — Pinos Altos founding (Phase 2 smoke test)
Battle of Pinos Altos witnessed being sometimes counted as the southernmost battle of the Civil War, though it predated the formal Confederate Arizona campaign(September 27, 1861)
cited from Test Source — Pinos Altos founding (Phase 2 smoke test)
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1866

John Bullard lived_at southern New Mexico Territory
cited from Synthetic — John Bullard & Silver City Founding (dogfood 2026-05-13)
Pinos Altos witnessed camp largely emptied of inhabitants
cited from Test Source — Pinos Altos founding (Phase 2 smoke test)
John Bullard worked_for Confederate forces(after Civil War began, before 1866)
cited from Synthetic — John Bullard & Silver City Founding (dogfood 2026-05-13)
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1870

John Bullard co_founded Silver City
cited from Synthetic — John Bullard & Silver City Founding (dogfood 2026-05-13)
Richard Hudson discovered rich vein of silver ore
cited from Synthetic — John Bullard & Silver City Founding (dogfood 2026-05-13)
John Bullard discovered rich vein of silver ore
cited from Synthetic — John Bullard & Silver City Founding (dogfood 2026-05-13)
John Bullard lived_at Silver City
cited from Synthetic — John Bullard & Silver City Founding (dogfood 2026-05-13)
Roy Bean owned saloon at Pinos Altos during the second mining wave(early 1870s)
cited from Test Source — Pinos Altos founding (Phase 2 smoke test)
Pinos Altos witnessed revival by a second wave of mining(early 1870s)
cited from Test Source — Pinos Altos founding (Phase 2 smoke test)
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1871

John Bullard killed_by Apache raiding party (Feb 1871)(February 1871)
cited from Synthetic — John Bullard & Silver City Founding (dogfood 2026-05-13)
John Bullard witnessed Methodist chapel in Silver City(February 1871)
cited from Synthetic — John Bullard & Silver City Founding (dogfood 2026-05-13)
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1882

George Hearst owned Hearst Mining Company
cited from Test Source — Pinos Altos founding (Phase 2 smoke test)
Hearst Mining Company owned principal mining claims at Pinos Altos
cited from Test Source — Pinos Altos founding (Phase 2 smoke test)
Hearst Mining Company worked_for operated the principal Pinos Altos claims through the 1890s(1882-1899)
cited from Test Source — Pinos Altos founding (Phase 2 smoke test)
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1893

Thomas S Heflin lived_at upstairs in Exchange building(1893-07-18)
cited from Image 1 of Southwest-sentinel (Silver City, N.M.), July 18, 1893
Second F Banks lived_at corner Broadway and Main street(1893-07-18)
cited from Image 1 of Southwest-sentinel (Silver City, N.M.), July 18, 1893
H Harllee lived_at Rooms 3 and 4 over Rosenberg's Store, Sheridan Block(1893-07-18)
cited from Image 1 of Southwest-sentinel (Silver City, N.M.), July 18, 1893
Gideon D Bantz lived_at opposite White Home Saloon(1893-07-18)
cited from Image 1 of Southwest-sentinel (Silver City, N.M.), July 18, 1893
SB Gillett lived_at Main Street(1893-07-18)
cited from Image 1 of Southwest-sentinel (Silver City, N.M.), July 18, 1893
Geo T Kimball worked_for Corner Main Street and Broadway(1893-07-18)
cited from Image 1 of Southwest-sentinel (Silver City, N.M.), July 18, 1893
L L ANCHETA worked_for Enterprise Building(1893-07-18)
cited from Image 1 of Southwest-sentinel (Silver City, N.M.), July 18, 1893
JJKIL W RIGHT worked_for Enterprise Building(1893-07-18)
cited from Image 1 of Southwest-sentinel (Silver City, N.M.), July 18, 1893
James S Fiedler worked_for Silver City National Bank(1893-07-18)
cited from Image 1 of Southwest-sentinel (Silver City, N.M.), July 18, 1893
LL T Williams worked_for Dr Stephens old Rooms(1893-07-18)
cited from Image 1 of Southwest-sentinel (Silver City, N.M.), July 18, 1893
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1906

Dona Ciano Baca filed Homestead Entry serial U73U No 9075(1906-03-22)
cited from Image 4 of El independiente (Las Vegas, Nuevo México), September 1, 1910
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1907

United States of America charged_with alleged that the United States had no right or title to the land(1907-09-20)
cited from Image 1 of Santa Fe new Mexican (Santa Fe, N.M.), September 20, 1907
Ira A. Abbott elected_to presiding judge of the Second Judicial District Court(1907-09-20)
cited from Image 1 of Santa Fe new Mexican (Santa Fe, N.M.), September 20, 1907
Ira A. Abbott ruled that the Territory is merely a trustee for the lands(1907-09-20)
cited from Image 1 of Santa Fe new Mexican (Santa Fe, N.M.), September 20, 1907
Ira A. Abbott ruled that the United States has the right to demand an accounting at any time(1907-09-20)
cited from Image 1 of Santa Fe new Mexican (Santa Fe, N.M.), September 20, 1907
Ira A. Abbott ruled that the Territory is not a sovereign body(1907-09-20)
cited from Image 1 of Santa Fe new Mexican (Santa Fe, N.M.), September 20, 1907
United States of America sued Clark M. Carr(1907-09-20)
cited from Image 1 of Santa Fe new Mexican (Santa Fe, N.M.), September 20, 1907
United States of America sued American Lumber Company(1907-09-20)
cited from Image 1 of Santa Fe new Mexican (Santa Fe, N.M.), September 20, 1907
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1910

Dona Ciano Baca filed notice of intention to make Final five year Proof(1910-09-10)
cited from Image 4 of El independiente (Las Vegas, Nuevo México), September 1, 1910
The Sierra County Bank lived_at Hillsboro, New Mexico(1910-01-03)
cited from Image 1 of Sierra County advocate (Kingston, N.M.), March 18, 1910
Lea H Crews occupation Director(1910-01-03)
cited from Image 1 of Sierra County advocate (Kingston, N.M.), March 18, 1910
W T Cason occupation Director(1910-01-03)
cited from Image 1 of Sierra County advocate (Kingston, N.M.), March 18, 1910
A W OLFORD occupation Notary Public(1910-01-04)
cited from Image 1 of Sierra County advocate (Kingston, N.M.), March 18, 1910
G P McCorkle occupation President(1910-01-03)
cited from Image 1 of Sierra County advocate (Kingston, N.M.), March 18, 1910
The Sierra County Bank owned financial report as of January 3, 1910(1910-01-03)
cited from Image 1 of Sierra County advocate (Kingston, N.M.), March 18, 1910
Lea H Crews worked_for The Sierra County Bank(1910-01-03)
cited from Image 1 of Sierra County advocate (Kingston, N.M.), March 18, 1910
W T Cason worked_for The Sierra County Bank(1910-01-03)
cited from Image 1 of Sierra County advocate (Kingston, N.M.), March 18, 1910
G P McCorkle worked_for The Sierra County Bank(1910-01-03)
cited from Image 1 of Sierra County advocate (Kingston, N.M.), March 18, 1910
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1911

Columbus village election arrived_in April 7(1911-04-07)
cited from Image 2 of The Columbus courier (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.), March 27, 1914
Columbus village election elected_to trustees(1911-04-07)
cited from Image 2 of The Columbus courier (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.), March 27, 1914
Columbus village election elected_to village marshal(1911-04-07)
cited from Image 2 of The Columbus courier (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.), March 27, 1914
Columbus village election elected_to village clerk and treasurer(1911-04-07)
cited from Image 2 of The Columbus courier (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.), March 27, 1914
Columbus village election elected_to mayor(1911-04-07)
cited from Image 2 of The Columbus courier (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.), March 27, 1914
I W occupation judge of election(1911-04-07)
cited from Image 2 of The Columbus courier (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.), March 27, 1914
I W worked_for Village of Columbus(1911-04-07)
cited from Image 2 of The Columbus courier (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.), March 27, 1914
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1922

Fort Bayard arrived_in Silver City, N.M.(1922-06-17)
cited from Image 15 of Albuquerque morning journal (Albuquerque, N.M.), June 18, 1922, (CITY EDITION)
dedication of new hospital buildings at Fort Bayard date_observed 1922-06-17(1922-06-17)
cited from Image 15 of Albuquerque morning journal (Albuquerque, N.M.), June 18, 1922, (CITY EDITION)
United States Veterans Hospital No. 65 lived_at Fort Bayard(1922-06-17)
cited from Image 15 of Albuquerque morning journal (Albuquerque, N.M.), June 18, 1922, (CITY EDITION)
new infirmary ward buildings and mess hall owned United States Veterans Hospital No. 65(1922-06-17)
cited from Image 15 of Albuquerque morning journal (Albuquerque, N.M.), June 18, 1922, (CITY EDITION)