Outlaws & Lawmen in Grant County, NM
Sheriffs, deputies, gunfighters, and outlaws — the Bullard brothers, Billy the Kid passing through, the Pinos Altos vigilance committees, and the Murphy-Dolan / Lincoln County War overflow.
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Hot springs near which Landro Renteria was apprehended by the posse.
match score: 2
Person who was killed; Sid Mullen was an accomplice in his killing.
match score: 2
Only child of Capt. Hurlburt, murdered and mutilated by Apaches in August 1869.
match score: 2
Wife of Capt. Hurlburt, killed by Apaches in August 1869 while defending their cabin.
match score: 2
Attack by Indians on the Frisco River that killed Juan Jose and Avaran Barrera.
match score: 2
Uprising during which Big Mike Grace and Diehl were killed.
match score: 2
Party of Indian police who pursued and arrested Carpio for the murder of Acosta.
match score: 2
Indian raiders attacked and killed Avaran Barrera.
match score: 2
Organization criticized for sympathizing with Indians accused of murders.
match score: 2
Native Americans identified by moccasin tracks who killed Campbell and plundered his house.
match score: 2
Group that killed Jim Cooney.
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A party of scouts who discovered and fought the Apache murderers of Freeman T. Cosper.
match score: 2
Epidemic that killed 426 soldiers at Camp Cody.
match score: 2
A rancher in the Mogollon mountains area who offered bounties for bears killing his cattle and horses.
match score: 2
Bondsman for Sheriff-elect James A. Lockhart.
match score: 2
Person killed by Ada Humes.
match score: 2
Shot and instantly killed a drunkard named Kennedy in Kelly's saloon at Cerrillos and is under arrest.
match score: 2
Nickname for perpetrator of Whitechapel murders; Feigenbaum's attorney claimed Feigenbaum was Jack the Ripper.
match score: 2
Murder victim from Silver City whose case against Ada Humes was tried in Las Cruces.
match score: 2
A man who rode to Bush's house, shot his dog, and was subsequently killed in a fight with Bush.
match score: 2
An outlaw gang that Doc Baker was formerly associated with.
match score: 2
The person who provided the courtesy photo of Bullard Street in 1875.
match score: 2
Man killed in a drunken row at Peter Mungall's ranch on the Mangus on April 23, 1891.
match score: 2
One of five Americans killed in the boat, from New Jersey.
match score: 2
James Turner was arrested, charged, and killed, though reasons and circumstances remain unknown.
match score: 2
Jury member in Barney Kerr murder trial.
match score: 2
J.C. Cooney was a man killed by Victorio's Apaches on April 29, 1880, at age 40, and buried at Mogollon, New Mexico.
match score: 2
A prominent physician of Tucson, shot and killed by Frank J. Heney.
match score: 2
Man from Alpine, Texas who came to Silver City seeking help to arrest his brother's murderer.
match score: 2
A member of the sheriff's posse who was called to by Kemp for a parley.
match score: 2
J.D. Birch is part of the sheriff's posse; Steve Kemp calls to him for a parley.
match score: 2
Murder victim from Alpine, Texas, brother of J. C. Webb.
match score: 2
One of two brothers killed in a cowboy row on the head of the Nigirita in Socorro county.
match score: 2
An event involving a jeweler's fortunate escape from a family of murderers in New Mexico.
match score: 2
Killed by Indians when about to make a sale for a quarter of a million.
match score: 2
One of three Stein's Pass train robbers killed by Mexican federal troops after a battle near Cusihuiriachis.
match score: 2
A well-known prospector murdered in Mangus Valley on April 24.
match score: 2
Historian who authored a chapter titled 'The West in Popular Culture: Silver City and the Enduring Legend of Billy the Kid' in the book 'Unpacking Silver City'.
match score: 2
Person whose grave is located near McKinzie's ranch; he was killed by Indians in 1887.
match score: 2
Chinese cook who shot Harry Patterson after being slapped, then surrendered to Sheriff Barela.
match score: 2
Person who sold a log cabin in Silver Creek to Victor Croenne per a bill of sale found among the dead couple's possessions.
match score: 2
Outlaw who worked for William French at the WS Ranch.
match score: 2
Employer of Hall Williams; reported him missing and helped search for the body.
match score: 2
One of three Americans named who were killed by the Yuma Indians at the houses.
match score: 2
Bondsman for Sheriff-elect James A. Lockhart.
match score: 2
One of two brothers killed in a cowboy row on the head of the Nigirita in Socorro county.
match score: 2
Accompanied Patrick to NAN ranch and was in possession of partnership horses.
match score: 2
One of three Americans named who were killed by the Yuma Indians at the houses.
match score: 2
John Hoovey fought in at least one military conflict, but the specific battles or wars are not recorded.
match score: 2
A colored man killed in the boat during the ferry massacre.
match score: 2
One of the Americans killed at the houses, from New York.
match score: 2
A well-known miner of San Pedro District killed in a fall at the Allan Story turquoise mine.
match score: 2
Johnny Bell was a person of unknown historical significance; the available sources provide no details about his life or actions.
match score: 2
One of two men who opened fire on Dick Stratton and Dud Pruett with Winchesters.
match score: 2
A volunteer who was killed in the battle with Geronimo's band.
match score: 2
Son of Henrietta Tull, killed in a wreck on Strauss Hill.
match score: 2
Passenger on train No. 53 who exhibited signs of insanity and shot at the conductor.
match score: 2
Victim shot in the arm during a robbery who grappled with his assailants.
match score: 2
Mayordomo of Hubbell's sheep herders, killed by Metzger.
match score: 2
A cowboy who shot and killed Lopez and Chavez; employed by Hill of Springer.
match score: 2