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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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.
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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
Josephine Stickney was a married woman who owned property, but no further details about her spouse or possessions are known.
match score: 2
Bondsman for Sheriff-elect James A. Lockhart.
match score: 2
Appointed as deputy gauger for New Mexico to succeed Don I. Rankin.
match score: 2
A man who arrived in Silver City having in custody Jonetas Chaves, charged with murder.
match score: 2
Member of the posse that pursued horse thieves from Duncan.
match score: 2
Father killed by Indians while returning home with vegetables.
match score: 2
Of Silver City area; brother of Col. R. F. McComas; another brother was killed by Indians near Malone.
match score: 2
The reported owner of a home with three windows on Bullard Street.
match score: 2
Murder victim in New York City in September 1894.
match score: 2
A prospector and occasional book peddler who disappeared mysteriously about a year ago, believed to be the murder victim.
match score: 2
A recently appointed justice who faced criticism for setting a $50 bail for a killing.
match score: 2
Cattleman shot and killed in Ciudad Juarez by Bob Clayton and Dr. Bolton.
match score: 2
Saloon and dance house owner at Bonita shot and killed by William Roberts.
match score: 2
A drunkard who was shot and instantly killed by Jack Kerr.
match score: 2
Killed in a shooting scrape near Duncan after a disagreement over a card game with Jim Parks.
match score: 2
One of three Stein's Pass train robbers killed by Mexican federal troops after a battle near Cusihuiriachis.
match score: 2
Member of the posse that pursued horse thieves from Duncan.
match score: 2
American aviator released by Mexican bandits after payment of ransom.
match score: 2
A lieutenant killed by an Indian who was sentenced to be hanged.
match score: 2
Officer who led a cavalry command from Fort Bayard toward the border in pursuit of the robbers.
match score: 2
Officer of the 9th Cavalry killed while leading a charge against fortified Indians.
match score: 2
Lionel A. Sheldon was governor of New Mexico who ordered Fountain to destroy bandits.
match score: 2
Nothing is known about the person named Lockhart from the provided claims.
match score: 2
Macedonio Ojila was killed outright in the explosion at the Fierro mines.
match score: 2
A magistrate who ordered the confiscation of the narrator's possessions.
match score: 2
A military major who commanded a squad pursuing bandits 50 miles into Mexico.
match score: 2
A Mexican who was killed by Pete Spence in a shooting at Morenci on June 20th.
match score: 2
Road master killed near Anthony, N.M. when he fell between train cars.
match score: 2
The messenger on the train who surrendered his gun and the money packages to the robbers.
match score: 2
A thief who escaped from Deputy Taylor.
match score: 2
An individual shot and killed by C. R. Huber at a baile.
match score: 2
Michael Karilin, a German dairyman in America for about ten years, killed his wife and then cut his own throat after a violent quarrel.
match score: 2
A man killed during an Apache outbreak.
match score: 2
A woman from Pinos Altos jailed for shooting up the house of Miss Williams.
match score: 2
An older man living in a house in the woods who attempted to murder Mr. Hardy.
match score: 2
Moody's son who assisted him in attempting to murder Mr. Hardy.
match score: 2
Jury member in Barney Kerr murder trial.
match score: 2
An employee compelled by robbers to put about $5,000 in a gunny sack.
match score: 2
Owner of the stage line from Silver City to Cooney who reported killings above Alma.
match score: 2
A man who came from Colorado and resided in the area about five years before being killed.
match score: 2
A woman killed by lightning during a funeral at St. Johns Evangelical church in Kohlville, Wisconsin.
match score: 2
Mrs. Michael Karilin, a German woman admired by neighbors, was killed by her husband Michael Karilin in a domestic violence incident.
match score: 2