Spanish & Mexican Era in Grant County, NM
Before the Mexican-American War transferred Grant County to US territory in 1848, the region was a contested borderland under Spanish (to 1821) then Mexican rule, with Apache resistance shaping all of it.
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Location where the captured soldiers were held.
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The 13th annual Homecoming celebration at New Mexico Military Institute in 1939, with many visitors.
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A. A. Sedillo is an attorney at law based in Socorro, New Mexico.
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A man who shot down one of the robbers' horses during their escape.
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Ada Humes and Kid Lewis moved from Silver City to La Cruces.
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Akers is the proprietor of a business in New Mexico in 1893.
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Worked with Doheny in Kingston mines; later involved in Teapot Dome scandal.
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Applicant for public land sale, residing in Albert New Mexico.
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A newspaper published in Albuquerque, New Mexico, in 1911.
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Won the New Mexico Military Institute straw ballot in 1936.
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Clerk of the State Corporation Commission of New Mexico.
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Wars that followed the breakdown of peace between the Apache and Spanish/Mexican forces.
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A. Richardson is an attorney at law in Roswell, New Mexico.
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Killed in action in the South Pacific on March 18, 1944, during the initial landing with the First Cavalry in the Admiralty Islands; a graduate of the class of …
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Scholarship established by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Allen in memory of their son Arthur Jr., valued at $200, awarded to a Fourth Class cadet at New Mexico Militar…
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The Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railroad is mentioned as a depositor at the Kingston New Mexico Bank.
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A. Thomas is a person, but no specific biographical details are known from the available sources.
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A public stenographer with an office in Lordsburg, New Mexico.
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An 800-page reference covering Spanish exploration, mission system, Apache wars, mining booms, and territorial politics, with detailed coverage of Grant County …
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The last battle of the Mexican War, fought in March 1848.
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Belen is described as a future railroad metropolis located on the Belen Cutoff of the Santa Fe Railway, 1 mile south of Albuquerque, with a population of 1,500 …
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Mexican person aged 60 who died of pneumonia in Pinos Altos.
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Bernard S. Rodey is an attorney at law in Albuquerque, New Mexico, attending to all branches of the practice.
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A horse thief who was killed in the Animas valley alongside Fred Meyers.
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Man who shot a Mexican in self-defense on Christmas eve after being stoned.
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Billy the Kid, also known as William Bonney, was a notorious outlaw in New Mexico during the late 19th century.
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A dude ranch in Santa Fe, New Mexico, associated with the photograph collection.
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The first black community in New Mexico, founded by 9th Cavalry veterans.
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An organization that published microfilm of the Santa Fe New Mexican.
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Group claiming a three-quarters interest in the Corralitos ranch who attacked a Mexican cattle buyer.
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Bronco William escaped from custody, fled to Palomas, Mexico, and was recaptured by Cipiano Baca.
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President of The New Mexican Printing Co.
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Bronson M. Cutting is listed as the President of the New Mexican Printing Co, publisher of the Santa Fe New Mexican.
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A primary source from the Civil War era, including illustrations and descriptions of Southwest New Mexico.
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A mail service operating through New Mexico Territory from 1857 to 1861, using a specific route with division stations.
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Cananea is the most important copper camp of Mexico.
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Judge and Homecoming visitor from Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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The Easter services were held at the Cathedral.
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The publisher of the Santa Fe New Mexican newspaper starting in July 1885.
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The Certificate of Comparison is an official document certifying that the attached statement of the Progress Mining Company is a true and complete transcript of…
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Physician and surgeon with office on east side Plaza in Socorro, New Mexico.
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A newly chartered Masonic lodge in Chama, New Mexico.
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A gardener who killed a woman and committed suicide, and who previously supplied Geronimo.
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Deputy mineral surveyor and civil engineer in Silver City, New Mexico.
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General Manager of The New Mexican Printing Co.
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Charles M. Stauffer is the General Manager of the New Mexican Printing Co.
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Charles Wilber Miller is a male veteran who served as a Sergeant in the Army Air Forces/Corps during World War II in New Mexico.
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A Navajo chief's blanket collected by Dr. A.C. Peale in Pinos Altos, New Mexico, in 1872 and later exhibited at the NMNH.
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A hill in Silver City, New Mexico, described as the Mexican portion of the town, with rock and wood homes, a chapel, and the Silver City railroad depot at its b…
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Several Chinese men were killed near Fort Bayard by Mexicans.
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A specific Apache band mentioned as part of the adaptation to Spanish colonial policies.
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Colonel mentioned in the context of muster rolls for the 1st Cavalry of New Mexico Volunteers.
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A man well known around Palomas, hired by Sheriff Lockhart to recapture Bronco Bill in Mexico by trickery.
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The 3308th Company of the Civilian Conservation Corps was stationed at a camp near San Antonio, New Mexico, with documented personnel and subcamps.
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Governor who presented diplomas to eighty-four graduates at the 1938 commencement.
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Editor of the Arizona Sentinel, civil engineer, commissioned by the Mexican government to survey a concession in Lower California.
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Superintendent of New Mexico Military Institute who visited alumni clubs in Kansas City, Chicago, and Washington, D.C.
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Columbus, in Luna County, New Mexico, is highlighted for its agricultural development and publicity efforts at the Panama-California Exposition.
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A contractor who started south with provisions for work on the Deming, North Mexican and Pacific railroad grade.
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An aerial photograph of a copper processing mill in Hurley, New Mexico.
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