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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John Lee Barker was one of the soldier boys who left for Fort Riley, Kansas to join the colors.
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An old soldier from Santa Cruz granted a pension for disabilities contracted in service.
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Commander of the southern department who instructed officers at Candelaria to pay the 15000 ransom.
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Listed as an arrival at Timmer House from Fort Bayard.
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A woman from Fort Bayard, N.M., who married James L. Feeney.
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Officer who led a cavalry command from Fort Bayard toward the border in pursuit of the robbers.
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Commander of the French submarine Lutin, which disappeared during a trial.
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Inspecting officer from Ft. Bliss, Cavalry.
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Paymaster who was relieved of $29,000 by highway robbers while en route to pay soldiers.
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An armed group from Mexico who stole horses and kidnapped two American soldiers.
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Mr Andrews is the vigilant Delegate mentioned in connection with urging pensioning of soldiers who served in the Indian wars.
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Listed as an arrival at Timmer House from Fort Bayard with her husband.
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Lawyer, described as a gallant ex-Confederate, who adjusted pension papers for a Union soldier for free.
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Mentioned in the context of muster rolls for the 1st Cavalry of New Mexico Volunteers.
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A Mescalero Apache described as brave, honest, truthful, and a gentleman, grandson of war chief Cadette.
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President of the United States, for whom the 9th Cavalry Band performed in Santa Fe in 1880.
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Arrived at Tremont House from Fort Bayard.
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A colored soldier who killed Albert Chapel and is now in jail.
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Colonel and commander of Boling Field, Washington, D.C., and veteran polo player.
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Veteran polo player from Lubbock, Texas.
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Captain in a Minnesota regiment, son of Jacob Bennett.
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The occupation of Von Heine, also known as Heine, was not recorded in the historical sources.
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Graduate from Washington, D.C., who became Second Lieutenant, Cavalry, Officers’ Reserve Corps.
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A resident of Fort Bayard who visited town Monday accompanied by his mother.
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Colonel commanding the aviation section attached to the base hospital at Fort Bliss, who leased the Fall residence.
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Arrived at Tremont House from Fort Bayard.
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Telegraphed from Fort Bayard regarding a Mexican with a stolen child heading toward Pinos Altos.
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Member of a committee examining hospitals.
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Veteran and sergeant in the Army Air Forces/Corps during World War II, associated with Texas, New Jersey, Illinois, New Mexico, and Washington.
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Author or narrator of the account about the Indian escape from Fort Riley.
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Italian miner severely injured in an explosion at the Key mine.
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Italian miner injured in the Key mine explosion who also suffered from erysipelas.
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Col. Galloway was a person known by several names, but no specific biographical details are recorded.
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Col. J. F. Chavez, also known as Colonel Chavez, is a person referenced in two sources, but no specific biographical or historical details are recorded.
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The entity is a private in Company M, but no specific biographical information about them is recorded in the available sources.
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A Chinese gardener and partner of Quin Sing who was brutally assaulted with an ax and pick and died from his wounds on Wednesday.
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Player for Western State College Mountaineers, left guard who suffered a slight concussion.
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Doctor who leased a copper mining claim to the Flagler outfit and tended to Woodward.
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A physician previously practicing in Silver City, New Mexico, whose former office rooms were occupied by LL T Williams.
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Ranch owner in the Mogollons who reported the details of Hall's ordeal.
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The general in command of the New Mexico department who ordered Mowry imprisoned.
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Native Americans identified by moccasin tracks who killed Campbell and plundered his house.
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Proprietor of Gila Hot Springs working to improve accommodations.
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Brakeman who received severe scalp wounds, split left hand, and badly cut right leg in the railroad accident.
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Victim of an attack by her husband, Juan Rodriguez.
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Engineer who received a bad flesh wound across the forehead, small cuts on the scalp, and bruising around the chest.
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Woman captured during the Howard's Wells fight whose husband and daughter were killed by Indians.
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An unnamed Mescalero Apache who initially hesitated but agreed to escape with Roman.
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This entity is a person classified as a peace officer, but no historical claims about death or killer are available.
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A Mexican man injured in an explosion at the Georgetown mines.
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Ralph Jule Nelson was a corporal in the U.S. Army during World War II and a prisoner of war.
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First Lieutenant in the Army Air Forces/Corps during WWII, served in various locations including New Mexico, Italy, and the European and Pacific Theaters.
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Man seriously wounded in shooting with McAfee; one of the Hudson brothers.
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Husband of Mary Luke, who accused her of poisoning him.
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