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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Josephine Stickney was a married woman who owned property, but no further details about her spouse or possessions are known.
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Bondsman for Sheriff-elect James A. Lockhart.
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Appointed as deputy gauger for New Mexico to succeed Don I. Rankin.
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A man who arrived in Silver City having in custody Jonetas Chaves, charged with murder.
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Member of the posse that pursued horse thieves from Duncan.
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The sheep killing occurred between the Juan d Dios and Putullo.
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Father killed by Indians while returning home with vegetables.
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Location where S. H. Cavitt was killed.
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Of Silver City area; brother of Col. R. F. McComas; another brother was killed by Indians near Malone.
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The reported owner of a home with three windows on Bullard Street.
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Murder victim in New York City in September 1894.
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A prospector and occasional book peddler who disappeared mysteriously about a year ago, believed to be the murder victim.
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A recently appointed justice who faced criticism for setting a $50 bail for a killing.
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Cattleman shot and killed in Ciudad Juarez by Bob Clayton and Dr. Bolton.
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Saloon and dance house owner at Bonita shot and killed by William Roberts.
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A drunkard who was shot and instantly killed by Jack Kerr.
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Killed in a shooting scrape near Duncan after a disagreement over a card game with Jim Parks.
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Encounter where Knox faced forty-two Indians, killed seven, and was himself killed.
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A lake whose waters changed from salt to fresh, attributed to the Colorado River overflow.
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One of three Stein's Pass train robbers killed by Mexican federal troops after a battle near Cusihuiriachis.
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One of the Stein's Pass train robbers killed by Mexican troops.
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Town in New Mexico approximately five miles from the location where Pat Garrett was killed.
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Lassater Bros owned cattle that were killed by unknown individuals near San Lorenzo in late 1887.
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Brothers who had two or three head of cattle killed by unknown fiends.
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Cattle company whose superintendent Thomas Lyons discovered carcasses of two cows killed by the Hall gang.
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Sheriff Whitehill received a letter from James Metcalf.
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Member of the posse that pursued horse thieves from Duncan.
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American aviator released by Mexican bandits after payment of ransom.
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A lieutenant killed by an Indian who was sentenced to be hanged.
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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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Officer of the 9th Cavalry killed while leading a charge against fortified Indians.
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Lincoln County, New Mexico, was the scene of Billy the Kid's principal exploits and his death.
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Town in New Mexico, site of the annual Lincoln County Pageant 'The Last Escape of Billy the Kid'.
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Lionel A. Sheldon was governor of New Mexico who ordered Fountain to destroy bandits.
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Hunting ground where Winkler killed a brown bear and Halloway later killed a cinnamon bear.
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Nothing is known about the person named Lockhart from the provided claims.
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Newspaper that published the stage robbery account.
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Town in Valencia County where Adelaida Jaramillo was murdered at the depot.
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Valley near Springerville, Arizona where the double murder took place.
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Macedonio Ojila was killed outright in the explosion at the Fierro mines.
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A magistrate who ordered the confiscation of the narrator's possessions.
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A car on the train that the robbers initially boarded.
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A military major who commanded a squad pursuing bandits 50 miles into Mexico.
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Location near which Judge McComas's brother was killed by Indians some years ago.
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Area where mountain lions were killing young colts belonging to ranchers.
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Location of Peter Mungall's ranch where the killing occurred.
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Location of Peter Mungall's ranch where the killing occurred.
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Location where Jimmie Kerr was murdered on April 24.
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A small station 14 miles below Chihuahua where the train robbery occurred.
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Marfa is where railroad workers returned to stand as witnesses in court cases involving killings on the railroad.
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A Mexican who was killed by Pete Spence in a shooting at Morenci on June 20th.
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Road master killed near Anthony, N.M. when he fell between train cars.
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Ranch where the bodies of Fred Meyers and Bill Suggs were found several days after they were killed.
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A ranch in Lincoln County raided by a posse; McKenzie is the owner.
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A medicine reportedly possessed by E. T. Hubbard that can cure any disease and prevent future sickness.
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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 messenger on the train who surrendered his gun and the money packages to the robbers.
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Chapel on Bullard Street where Sheriff Bullard's funeral was to be held.
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A modest religious building in early Silver City where John Bullard's funeral was held in February 1871, attended by nearly the entire town.
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Railroad company represented by Nick Pierce in the pursuit of the Stein's Pass train robbers.
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