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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A man who assisted Davenport in pursuing and firing at the robbers.
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William Hubbard is a person also known as Hubbard, Wm. Hubbard, and Bill Hubbard, but no specific historical facts about him are known from the available claims…
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Bonita merchant who shot and killed J. W. Cress over a land dispute.
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One of three masked highwaymen who attempted to rob the Boyle brothers near half way rock.
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The two men who together killed nine bears from September 1 to October 16.
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Deputy from Duncan who helped capture two horse thieves.
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One of three Americans named who were killed by the Yuma Indians at the houses.
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A woman killed during a shooting by an intoxicated soldier in Central.
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A contract for 75 cords of wood at $3.00 per cord was made between Sheriff Whitehill and G. DeVega.
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Site of a battle where many Native Americans were killed.
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Jury member in Barney Kerr murder trial.
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The disease that killed Frank Whitney.
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Murder victim from north Percha who formerly lived in Silver City.
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A member of the demi-monde who claimed to know the robbers and corroborated their identities.
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Arrested in connection with the attempted hold-up of the Boyle brothers.
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Owner of the store that caught fire when a lamp fell.
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A. H. Harllee, also known as A H Inlrd, was a person with two sources backing claims, but their occupation and elected office were unknown.
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Elected Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of New Mexico, residing in Silver City; later mentioned traveling to Kingston to install Masonic lodge officers.
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A. J. Fountain, also known as Col. A. J. Fountain, was a person whose elected office and places of residence are unknown.
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A. L. Webb was a person who fought in an unspecified conflict and was a member of an unknown organization, but no further details are recorded.
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A coiled, slightly concave basketry tray with radiating yellowish designs outlined in brown, attributed to Mescalero Apache manufacture.
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A man who wrangled with Pitman at Sperling Brothers & Taylor's store but was unarmed.
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Billy Sunday is quoted expressing his opinion on saloons and woman suffrage.
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Son of Peter S. Hall Sr., member of the Hall family of rustlers.
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Bronco William escaped from custody, fled to Palomas, Mexico, and was recaptured by Cipiano Baca.
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Captain Johnson is a member of the board investigating the charges made by Major Gardner in Manila.
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C. E. Price is alleged to have stolen Charles Castero's automobile from a garage in Venice, California.
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Charles Campbell is a person with three sources backing claims, but no specific biographical facts are known.
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A prominent lawyer from Cincinnati and father of John Slough's second wife.
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A Chiricahua Apache individual shown holding a rifle in a cabinet photographic print.
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Constable who followed and overtook the fleeing pair outside of town on horseback.
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Letter writer who participated in the 1872 fight at Howard's Wells.
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Rancher who reported losing 5 colts to mountain lions.
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A man at the head of the Cienega who had already fled when Jackson arrived.
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One of two Mexicans who robbed Ed Dickenson and Milligan's ranch; arrested by Frank McGlinchy.
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Son of Peter S. Hall Sr., member of the Hall family of rustlers.
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Doctor who made post mortem examination and acted as coroner in the Gonzalez inquest.
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Mine in Mexico where a rockfall accident caused death and destruction.
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Pioneer of southwestern New Mexico who helped organize a hospital in Silver City's mining camp and died at age 90.
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A band of Felipe's men was attributed to cutting rails near Juarez.
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Wholesale house that was set on fire and robbed.
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Frank P. Whitehill was a person also known as Frank P. Whithill and F. P. Whitehill, but no specific historical facts about his occupation or charges are known …
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A drunken man who rode his horse into the White House saloon.
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Location of the Naiad mine and where Frank Lenoir had resided for two years.
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Range foreman for Col. R. G. Head for twelve years, found frozen to death on the plains near Folsom.
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Leaders of the White Cap movement in San Miguel County; one was elected to the legislature.
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A place where Colson and Hauser stayed for several days before returning.
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A person whose place had been robbed of cigars prior to the Card burglary.
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James Copley is a person for whom the only known sourced claims are that he fought in an unspecified conflict and was a member of an unspecified group, providin…
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Individual present at scene; may have been in a dispute with the deceased.
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John Gilmo was a person of whom little is known; no specific historical actions or significance are recorded in available sources.
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John Jones fought in an unknown conflict and belonged to an unspecified group; no further details are recorded.
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Rancher who reported losing 16 colts to mountain lions.
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One of two Mexicans who robbed Ed Dickenson and Milligan's ranch; arrested by Frank McGlinchy.
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A man living at San Juan on the Mimbres who assaulted his wife with a butcher knife, took poison, and is awaiting grand jury action.
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A judge who remarked that he preferred Mexican juries in criminal cases.
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Judge who presided over Holman's examination and set bail at $500.
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Kid Lewis moved from Silver City to La Cruces with Ada Humes.
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A notorious convict who successfully escaped the penitentiary.
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A young woman who rode from Dick Hall's ranch to Dan Neil's to give the alarm.
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