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.
Showing 121–180 of 360 · page 3 of 6
Location near where Heflin lived and where the orphan girl had been.
match score: 4
Epidemic that killed 426 soldiers at Camp Cody.
match score: 4
Bidder on the Fort Bayard beef contract at $4.75.
match score: 4
A soldier trailed to Fort Bayard the morning after the robbery of the Chinese store, but was released because the Chinaman could not identify him.
match score: 4
A collection of muster rolls for Companies E and L.
match score: 4
Location of Ulzana's ambush.
match score: 4
A station on the Butterfield Overland Mail route in New Mexico Territory.
match score: 4
Two wagons seen in the foreground of the photograph used for supplies.
match score: 4
A drunken gentleman who rode his horse into the White House saloon, was arrested and then released without fine due to friends intervening.
match score: 4
Status after service.
match score: 4
One of three wagons seen in the foreground of the photograph.
match score: 4
Received the Fort Bayard beef contract at $4.20 per hundred and came from his Arizona ranch.
match score: 3
Corporal of troop G, 2nd cavalry, stationed at Fort Stanton, en route to Fort Wingate for promotion examination.
match score: 3
First commander of Camp Cody, forming the 34th US Infantry Division.
match score: 3
The first black community in New Mexico, founded by 9th Cavalry veterans.
match score: 3
An attorney who secured pensions for old soldiers, including Romero and Naranjo.
match score: 3
National Guard training camp established in 1917 with capacity for 28,000, later became TB sanitarium.
match score: 3
A World War I military camp located in Deming, New Mexico, featuring tents and military buildings in an arid landscape.
match score: 3
Officer of the 6th Cavalry in command at Fort Bowie, Arizona.
match score: 3
Listed among individuals associated with Fort Bayard.
match score: 3
Captain of the cavalry and companion of Sheriff Bullard who helped defend against the Apache attack.
match score: 3
Apache chief who ambushed at Soldier Hill on December 19, 1885.
match score: 3
Colonel mentioned in the context of muster rolls for the 1st Cavalry of New Mexico Volunteers.
match score: 3
C M Gill is the head nurse at the Santa Fe Pacific hospital and will leave for St Paul, Minn to visit relatives.
match score: 3
Son of Jacob Bennett who served as quartermaster in the 8th Iowa Cavalry.
match score: 3
Corporal in troupe G, 2nd Cavalry, stationed at Fort Stanton, en route to Fort Wingate for promotion examination.
match score: 3
Class of 1930, stationed at Headquarters Troop, First Cavalry Division, Fort Bliss, Texas.
match score: 3
Doctor who performed the first surgery at the hospital and chose Elizabeth Warren as his assistant.
match score: 3
War secretary who offered Hugh Love a lieutenancy in a colored regiment.
match score: 3
Solicitor General who gave an opinion about voting rights for patients at Fort Bayard and Fort Stanton.
match score: 3
Sergeant Emil Ptiuly, of troop 14th cavalry, is to be granted a two-month furlough with permission to have the limits of the division.
match score: 3
Captain in the 1st Cavalry of New Mexico Volunteers, Company G, as per muster roll.
match score: 3
Francisco Villa commanded the soldiers who murdered foreign miners near Santa Isabel.
match score: 3
Recipient of Certificate of Eligibility for Commission as 2nd Lieutenant, Cavalry, Officers' Reserve Corps.
match score: 3
A colonel and commander of the expedition bringing reinforcements.
match score: 3
Allied force that landed in Athens and demanded artillery from King Constantine.
match score: 3
An old soldier who drives burros selling amole root and was granted a pension for wounds received at the battle of Valverde.
match score: 3
Sergeant in the 9th U.S. Cavalry, Medal of Honor recipient in 1879 for defending civilians.
match score: 3
A negro soldier indicted for murder who killed Red Dalton at Central.
match score: 3
Soldier in D troop, 10th cavalry who killed Carrie Drugg and John Dalton and wounded Horace Johnson.
match score: 3
Likely Victoriano Huerta, whose soldiers are mentioned as hanging a woman at a ranch.
match score: 3
A pioneer of Hanover Gulch who died at Grant County Hospital after signing papers for $5000 from a mining claim sale.
match score: 3
Recipient of Certificate of Eligibility for Commission as 2nd Lieutenant, Cavalry, Officers' Reserve Corps.
match score: 3
Man who died after being hit in the head with a windlass at Pinos Altos and subsequently went insane.
match score: 3
Recipient of Certificate of Eligibility for Commission as 2nd Lieutenant, Cavalry, Officers' Reserve Corps.
match score: 3
A colonel from Valencia County who visited the city and camped nearby in 1853 with his soldiers.
match score: 3
A cowboy working in the Gila roundup who was thrown from a horse and suffered a broken leg.
match score: 3
Listed as a subject of the record containing pottery fragments from Fort Bayard.
match score: 3
Sergeant in the 9th U.S. Cavalry, Medal of Honor recipient in 1879 for rescuing a comrade under Apache fire.
match score: 3
Sergeant John Mclarlhy, of company F Hill infantry, is to be granted a furlough for four months after reenlistment.
match score: 3
Son of Jacob Bennett who served as captain in a Minnesota regiment.
match score: 3
Officer of the 9th Cavalry killed while leading a charge against fortified Indians.
match score: 3
Lt. Stephen Abbot of the U.S. Army directed the excavation of pottery fragments at Fort Bayard, New Mexico.
match score: 3
Mentioned as a subject associated with archaeology and anthropology at Fort Bayard.
match score: 3
Major Furris is one of the government inspectors for the annual inspection at the New Mexico Military Institute, from the Office of the Chief of Infantry, Washi…
match score: 3
Major Newgarden is one of the government inspectors for the annual inspection at the New Mexico Military Institute, from the Office of the Chief of Infantry, Wa…
match score: 3
Major who led four companies of the 6th infantry as escort in 1829.
match score: 3
A United States cavalry sergeant who was captured by Mexican raiders while duck hunting near Fabens, Texas.
match score: 3
A well-known Grant County cowman who died after being thrown from his horse while roping a steer.
match score: 3
A teacher from Fort Bayard granted a certificate by the examining board.
match score: 3