Apache Wars in Grant County, NM
Grant County sat at the heart of the Apache homeland. The Mimbres / Chihenne / Bedonkohe bands and US Army campaigns against Mangas Coloradas, Victorio, Nana, and Geronimo's group define the region's 1850-1886 history.
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Escorted nine silver bricks from Georgetown belonging to the Mimbres Mining Company.
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Mr. L Clapp Jr is cited as a source for information about the Mimbres River, mentioned at the end of the chunk.
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Wedding guest from Mimbres who gave silver napkin rings and a parasol.
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Aged mother of Thomas B. Pheby, James Pheby, and Mrs. Frank Lenoir who died at her daughter's residence in Georgetown.
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Mrs. Thompson adopted two children, but no further information about her is known.
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A Chiricahua Apache individual depicted with his wife in a photographic print.
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Location in Sonora where the White Apache (Streeter) was killed by a Mexican.
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A ranch on the Mimbres River formerly owned by Sudie's father.
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One of the four main Chiricahua Apache bands.
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A U.S. federal initiative from 1933 to 1939 that funded cultural and public works projects, including documentation of Native American ceremonies like the Jicar…
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New Mexico is the state where Columbus and the Lower Mimbres Valley are located, and where the Panama-California Exposition features local agricultural achievem…
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Authored a comprehensive survey covering mining districts in Grant County's Mimbres Resource Area.
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Property of the Mimbres Mining Company worth about $15,000, shipped from Georgetown.
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U.S. Army cavalry unit whipped by Victorio at San Andreas.
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Region where Apache bands interacted with Spanish and Mexican authorities.
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A safe weighing 1500 pounds carried off by outlaws and buried near the Mimbres River.
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A leader of scouts who surrounded Victorio's camp.
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The well-preserved skull from the male skeleton, which is of peculiar shape and believed to be of Apache or Aztec origin.
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Investigator from the United States Department of Agriculture who made a report on the Mimbres Valley.
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The Apache crawls along the iron road or railroad track at night to escape.
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A Mexican girl under sixteen who eloped with Francisco Lara and whose earlier life involved abduction by Pilar Perez, marriage to Wilson, and detention as a wit…
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8x10 glass negative photograph of Chiricahua chief Bonita.
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A Mexican man who fatally shot Deputy Sheriff Hall and was convicted of murder in the first degree.
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The Pithouse period is one of the time spans covered by the Mimbres Foundation's excavations.
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The President to whom the facts of the Apache killing of Hardie were to be reported.
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Teacher who was proud of Apache students Chas. Dickens and Mark Hopkins.
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A New Deal-era program active between 1933 and 1939 that supported artistic documentation of public works and cultural events such as the Jicarilla Apache Fiest…
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School where Apache Indian boys Chas. Dickens and Mark Hopkins studied before being sent to Carlisle.
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Ranches in the Mimbres area were sold by Israel King and the Hewlett brothers to Chicago parties.
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Unauthorized rebate granted to the Mimbres Mining Company.
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The occupant of the house where Irwin Moore fired a pistol at him in the presence of Mrs. Miller.
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Mountains near which Roman Chiquito warned settlers of Victorio's approach.
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Facilities provided at the Victorio Hotel for transient business travelers.
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Owner of a fortified store at Pinos Altos where defenders held the line during the 1861 Apache attack.
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Location where Victorio defeated Hatch and the Ninth Cavalry.
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A place to which The Kid and four Apache Indians were returned after imprisonment.
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A location and creek/meadow on the Mimbres mentioned in a route.
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A congressional document containing a report on the Mimbres Valley's water system.
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Arrested on the Mimbres on complaint of Vic Culbertson for killing cattle.
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Location 20 miles from Solomonville where the false Apache scare originated.
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Sim Eby was a person, but no details about occupation or historical significance are known.
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Region where the White Mountain Apaches are reported to be uneasy.
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Broader context in which Mimbres ceramic art is placed.
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One of the parties involved in relations with Apache bands at Janos Presidio.
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Region in which Apache groups operated under Spanish rule.
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Policies of the Spanish colonial government that Apache groups adapted to.
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A newspaper credited as the source of the Apache murderers story.
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The wife who allegedly sold cattle on the Mimbres River and fled with the foreman Jamie.
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Ranch on the Mimbres, 38 miles from the Gila Hot Springs.
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Tonto Basin in Arizona is the location of a thrilling battle with Apaches during the Indian wars.
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A tourist arrived in town from Kingston, got lost while crossing the range via the Walker route, and reached San Lorenzo on the Mimbres after four days.
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Large agricultural machinery capable of breaking 15 to 30 acres in the Mimbres Valley.
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A troop of cavalry was deployed to prevent the escape of Apache prisoners.
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One of the three skeletons unearthed at Mud Springs ranch, estimated to be thirty years old, with a peculiarly shaped skull suggesting Apache or Aztec origin.
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The first-person narrator who recounts a journey in 1867 to the San Juan country and a horse theft.
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Drainage area in Grant County containing Mimbres sites, including the Cliff and Gila region.
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At the old Mimbres crossing, a known locality in the southwest, once a harbor for travelers.
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Mountains near which Roman Chiquito warned settlers of Victorio's approach.
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Cowboy who participated in the killing of Pat Himes; formerly employed by Head & Heart at Apache Tejo and previously stabbed at the Board of Trade.
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A ranch situated on the lower portion of the river opposite pueblo ruins in the Mimbres Valley area.
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