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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The Indigenous group associated with the Jicarilla Apache Fiesta, engaged in traditional ceremonies and festivals in New Mexico.
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Group of scouts led by Al Sieber at Fort Apache.
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A specific Apache band mentioned as part of the adaptation to Spanish colonial policies.
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A Western Apache group culturally attributed as the makers of the basketry tray specimen.
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The group of four Mescalero Apaches who were imprisoned and forced to work by soldiers.
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The Mimbres Foundation conducted excavations in the Mimbres Valley.
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The Victorio Land and Cattle Company owns land needed for the Elephant Butte reclamation project.
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Apache band under Victorio, active during the San Carlos reservation period and the Apache wars in southwestern New Mexico.
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Group of Apaches reported to be uneasy and feared to go on the warpath.
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Mining company that received an unauthorized tax rebate of $500 on $25,000 valuation.
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Band estimated at fifty warriors who ambushed and killed Sheriff Bullard on the road to Pinos Altos.
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A band of Apache people in the Spanish borderlands.
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The U.S. Army, specifically Lt. Stephen Abbot, was involved in archaeological work at Fort Bayard.
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A hotel in Kingston, New Mexico, managed by Geo F. Laird and operated by Holt Cashman.
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Twenty-six members of this tribe who were the first to enter the government Indian school.
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One of the four main Chiricahua Apache bands.
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The group of Native Americans riding with Geronimo during the attack.
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The Gila Apaches conducted raids that Fort Seldon was established to protect against.
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A specific Apache band mentioned as part of the adaptation to Spanish colonial policies.
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An Apache group led by Chief Mangas Colorado.
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The Apache group under Mangas Colorado who held undisputed sway over Grant County and surrounding areas.
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Stockholders of the Mimbres Valley Cooperative Creamery Association met to elect a board of directors and plan for a creamery.
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Michael Steck served as Indian Agent for the Southern Apache, during which time reports were made about internal feuding and captive-taking among bands.
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Apache tribe headed by Victorio, to which Kaetenay was related by marriage.
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One of the Apache bands from which scouts were recruited.
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The community of White Mountain Apache people whose perspectives are represented in the Fort Apache Scout newspaper columns.
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A group of Apache scouts from the White Mountain Apache community who were the subjects and authors of newspaper columns.
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Tribe of which Bonita is a chief.
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Military fort where Al Sieber served as chief of scouts.
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Organization for which Leland Michael Darrow serves as Tribal Historian.
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The Native American group that is the subject of the mentioned treaties and appropriations.
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People whose artistic achievement is essential for understanding through the study of their pottery.
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Evidence for hierarchy examined through mortuary practices and household organization at the Mattocks site.
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A band of Apache people in the Spanish borderlands.
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Scouting party led by Parker that surrounded Victorio's camp.
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The colonial and national authorities that interacted with Apache bands through the Janos Presidio.
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The United States scouts were a group of Native Americans employed by the U.S. government during Geronimo's raid, some of whom are alleged to have attacked Ike …
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Organization associated with the study of the Mimbres culture and Native American archaeology.
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One of the four main Chiricahua Apache bands; its camp was attacked by 30 miners in 1860.
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One of the four main Chiricahua Apache bands.
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The Cureton Brothers have rented Captain Rabb's place on the Mimbres.
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School that 26 White Mountain Apache Indians arrived to attend, the first of their tribe to enter.
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The Hall brothers employed a gang of cowboys who allegedly assaulted a Chinaman while traveling through the lower Mimbres from Texas.
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The Harvey system, a network of dining rooms and services on railroads, employed Antonio Apache as a representative on the California Limited train.
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Business that formerly employed W. H. King at Apache Tejo.
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Institution that held the burden basket on loan from September 8 to September 23, 1977.
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A party of scouts who discovered and fought the Apache murderers of Freeman T. Cosper.
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A company raised by Kirker composed of Shawnee and Delaware Indians and select American and Mexican frontiersmen to fight Apaches.
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Apache tribe attacked by Hatch at the Mescalero agency, with twenty-two mostly women and children killed.
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One of the parties involved in relations with Apache bands at Janos Presidio.
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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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Authored a comprehensive survey covering mining districts in Grant County's Mimbres Resource Area.
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U.S. Army cavalry unit whipped by Victorio at San Andreas.
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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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One of the parties involved in relations with Apache bands at Janos Presidio.
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A newspaper credited as the source of the Apache murderers story.
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A troop of cavalry was deployed to prevent the escape of Apache prisoners.
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The United States of America filed a lawsuit against the American Lumber Company and Clark M. Carr over land rights and accounting.
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