Forts & Military in Grant County, NM
Fort Bayard (est. 1866) anchored US military presence in Grant County during and after the Apache campaigns; it later became a tuberculosis sanitarium and VA hospital.
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Allied force that landed in Athens and demanded artillery from King Constantine.
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Company being formed as part of the Texas National Guard.
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The New Mexican is a newspaper that published an article urging pensions for soldiers who served in the Indian wars.
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A military unit with which R. V. Newsham served before becoming post-trader at Fort Cummings.
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Company within the 1st Cavalry of New Mexico Volunteers.
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Organization collaborating on a commemoration project creating audio eulogies for Buffalo Soldiers.
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A veterans organization for Union soldiers, referred to as 'the order' in New Mexico.
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The group of four Mescalero Apaches who were imprisoned and forced to work by soldiers.
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Federal soldiers who pursued and killed the Stein's Pass robbers.
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Group of armed Mexicans who stole horses and captured US soldiers.
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The Phelps Dodge corporation operates the copper mines at Tyrone in the Burro Mountains and has decided to halt production due to unfavorable market conditions.
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Nuns or hospital staff who cared for the injured Chinamen.
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Catholic religious order that purchased the Camp Cody site for $10,000 in 1923 and built Holy Cross Sanatorium.
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The U.S. Army, specifically Lt. Stephen Abbot, was involved in archaeological work at Fort Bayard.
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The Academy of Our Lady of Lourdes was an organization with two sources, but no specific claims about its occupation or arrival were recorded.
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Group of scouts led by Al Sieber at Fort Apache.
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A mail service operating through New Mexico Territory from 1857 to 1861, using a specific route with division stations.
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Cattle company that received an unauthorized tax rebate of $615 on $30,000 valuation in 1889.
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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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The Silver City Museum is an organization, but no verified facts about its ownership or publications are available from the provided sources.
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The newspaper to which the Cooney correspondent addressed his letter.
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The government turned loose camels thirty years ago.
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Government agency associated with the photograph.
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