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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A detail of soldiers from Fort Bayard arrested the shooter.
match score: 10
A major hospital facility at Fort Bayard, New Mexico, dedicated to the care and treatment of tubercular World War veterans.
match score: 10
A cavalry unit (possibly a specific regiment) is shown training horses at Fort Bayard.
match score: 10
Gov. Sheldon commissioned Fountain colonel of the 1st New Mexico cavalry.
match score: 9
Fountain's company was attached to the 2nd battalion N. M. Cavalry.
match score: 9
U.S. Army cavalry unit, troupe G, to which Corporal A. M. Batson belonged.
match score: 9
U.S. Army cavalry unit to which Captain Madden belonged.
match score: 9
A U.S. Cavalry unit with Medal of Honor recipients who served at Fort Union and Fort Stanton, and whose veterans founded Blackdom.
match score: 9
Ten men of D Troop of the Tenth Cavalry passed through Hillsboro on their way to look after the Kid.
match score: 9
The cavalry unit sending reinforcements with Colonel Sibley.
match score: 9
U.S. Army cavalry unit whipped by Victorio at San Andreas.
match score: 9
The Santa Fe Pacific hospital is where W J Egand has been treated for rheumatism.
match score: 9
Hospital where the injured miners were taken for care.
match score: 9
U.S. Cavalry regiment used by Hatch to surround the Mescaleros at the agency.
match score: 9
A troop of cavalry was deployed to prevent the escape of Apache prisoners.
match score: 9
The regiment was changing stations, going from Fort Stockton to Fort Clark.
match score: 9
The military unit to which the captured soldiers belonged.
match score: 9
Soldiers who accompanied the civil officers and joined in the shooting at the escaping Montez.
match score: 9
A committee appointed to examine the conditions of the Ladies Hospital and the Sisters of Charity Hospital.
match score: 8
Military unit listed in the muster roll.
match score: 7
Performed in Silver City and made a big hit.
match score: 7
Military unit of ten men that passed through Hillsboro pursuing Kid.
match score: 7
Organization created through the efforts of Elizabeth Warren's sewing society to operate a hospital.
match score: 7
The institution whose ladies agreed to take in the abandoned infant.
match score: 7
Military unit of five men that passed through Hillsboro pursuing Kid.
match score: 7
One of the five all-black regiments created in 1866.
match score: 6
One of the first black regiments arriving at Fort Stanton and Fort Selden in 1866.
match score: 6
The 19th Infantry was stationed near the bridge and held emergency work.
match score: 6
Col. Albert J. Fountain enlisted as a private in Co. E 1st Cal. during the war.
match score: 6
A company of the 1st Cavalry of New Mexico Volunteers.
match score: 6
A company of the 1st Cavalry of New Mexico Volunteers.
match score: 6
Regiment the veteran served in.
match score: 6
Black regiment serving across multiple forts in New Mexico.
match score: 6
One of the five all-black regiments created in 1866.
match score: 6
Black regiment serving across multiple forts in New Mexico.
match score: 6
One of the five all-black regiments created in 1866.
match score: 6
US Infantry Division formed at Camp Cody under Major General Augustus P. Blocksom.
match score: 6
One of the five all-black regiments created in 1866.
match score: 6
An infantry battalion of the 11th Armored Division that Stephen Davidson Stoddard belonged to.
match score: 6
One of the first black regiments arriving at Fort Stanton and Fort Selden in 1866.
match score: 6
Four companies of the 6th infantry were detailed as the escort under Major Riley.
match score: 6
Buffalo Soldiers unit that served in WWII.
match score: 6
US Infantry Division that trained at Camp Cody from Sep 1918 to Nov 1919.
match score: 6
U.S. Army cavalry unit to which Lieutenant Smith belonged.
match score: 6
One of the five all-black regiments created in 1866.
match score: 6
Black regiments serving in New Mexico after the Civil War.
match score: 6
Ralph Jule Nelson was part of Cannon Company, 422nd Regiment, 106th Infantry.
match score: 6
The military unit in which Fountain enlisted as a private when the war broke out.
match score: 6
County Hospital is mentioned as seeking a cook.
match score: 6
A detachment of the Fifth Cavalry at Fort Wingate was ordered to proceed to Taos.
match score: 6
A hospital in Grant County with 2 county patients and 8 pay patients at time of inspection.
match score: 6
Organization involved in a commemoration project creating audio eulogies for Buffalo Soldiers.
match score: 6
Hospital that grew from the hospital Elizabeth Warren helped organize in Silver City's mining camp.
match score: 6
Hospital where Juan Rodriguez's wife was taken for recovery.
match score: 6
A hospital in Grant County with 2 pay patients at time of inspection.
match score: 6
Civil War regiment in which Hugh Love served.
match score: 5
A U.S. Army unit stationed at Fort Bayard, New Mexico, photographed on August 31, 1913.
match score: 5
A military unit to which the shot sergeant belongs.
match score: 4
Quarantined at an eastern location.
match score: 4
Military unit stationed at the post near Central; Brooks's unit with a history of raiding San Angelo.
match score: 4