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.
Showing 901–960 of 1,944 · page 16 of 33
Graduate of New Mexico Military Institute class of 1926, received B.S. from University of Kansas in June 1929.
match score: 2
B B Ownby was one of the residents of Lordsburg, New Mexico, involved in the incorporation of the Lordsburg Oil Gas Development Company.
match score: 2
Collector of internal revenue for the district of New Mexico who issued a statement regarding tax repeals.
match score: 2
A bear attacked and killed a Mexican lady in a pinon grove near Los Truches, leaving behind tracks and remains.
match score: 2
A firm of attorneys practicing in Silver City, New Mexico.
match score: 2
Attended New Mexico Military Institute 1924-25, graduated from Princeton University on June 18, 1929.
match score: 2
Store in Pinos Altos where the Mexican left a gold nugget.
match score: 2
Benjamin F ttt of Una New Mexico made homestead entry.
match score: 2
Benjamin Griffin is mentioned as a rancher, possibly in connection with violence or unrest in Mexico.
match score: 2
A county in New Mexico, listed as a subject of the newspaper.
match score: 2
Home of Mariano S. Otero in New Mexico.
match score: 2
B. F. Milet is the proprietor of an establishment offering accommodations to travelers in Las Vegas, New Mexico.
match score: 2
An election for a five-member Board of Education is scheduled for April 6 in Columbus, Luna County, New Mexico.
match score: 2
A location on the Mexican border near the bandit raids.
match score: 2
A Mexican boy in charge of one herd of sheep.
match score: 2
Adjutant General who signed the telegram designating New Mexico Military Institute as an Honor school.
match score: 2
Lieutenant Britton Davis is in charge of the Corralitos company in Mexico and is a guest of the Timmer House.
match score: 2
The Bronco Rifle Team of the New Mexico Military Institute finished the season firing the William Randolph Hearst Match.
match score: 2
Graduate of New Mexico Military Institute class of 1927, received Bachelor's degree from Stanford University on June 17, 1929.
match score: 2
Black regiments serving in New Mexico after the Civil War.
match score: 2
All-black regiments created in 1866, served in various conflicts.
match score: 2
Band of New Mexico Military Institute directed by Captain Jack Fletcher.
match score: 2
Choral group of New Mexico Military Institute that performed in the pageant and baccalaureate.
match score: 2
Cameron is part of Freeman & Cameron, attorneys at law in Carlsbad, New Mexico.
match score: 2
An 1871 attack on an Apache camp by Anglo and Mexican civilians and their O'odham allies in Arizona Territory.
match score: 2
Location in Mexico where the ransom was to be paid and where the aviators were held.
match score: 2
Mountains near Lincoln where the body of a Mexican was found beside a half-skinned cow.
match score: 2
Director of the Cadet Band at New Mexico Military Institute.
match score: 2
Proprietor of a cigar business in Hillsboro, New Mexico.
match score: 2
Carleton's column marched from California across the deserts of Arizona and New Mexico to the Rio Grande.
match score: 2
The military column with which Fountain marched from California across the deserts of Arizona and New Mexico to the Rio Grande.
match score: 2
A ranch located in Old Mexico where Henry Ward and Jim Taylor were employed.
match score: 2
Polo player for New Mexico Military Institute who scored the winning goal in the game against Fort Bliss.
match score: 2
A national forest whose vicinity is shown on a New Mexico tourist map.
match score: 2
A subcamp of the Civilian Conservation Corps 3308th Company located near San Antonio, New Mexico.
match score: 2
Served as Project Superintendent for the Civilian Conservation Corps 3308th Company at San Antonio, New Mexico.
match score: 2
The publisher of the collection at the University of New Mexico Libraries.
match score: 2
Mining district in Grant County, New Mexico, containing the Ground Hog Mine.
match score: 2
C. G. Lott, aged 80, died at the residence of his daughter Mrs. W. K. Rogers.
match score: 2
Town in New Mexico, home of J. L. Thompson.
match score: 2
Charles Emil Weschke is a wholesale and retail merchant in Las Vegas, New Mexico.
match score: 2
Charles W. Henderson of the United States Geological Survey reported final figures on New Mexico's mineral production in 1913.
match score: 2
A group of desperadoes led by Charley Small who left the country for Mexico.
match score: 2
City where Campbell Hardy reportedly related his New Mexico experiences.
match score: 2
Chihuahua is a location in Mexico near which the train attack occurred and where Carranza's commander refused to provide an escort.
match score: 2
A section of Silver City, New Mexico, depicted in a photograph with rock and wood homes.
match score: 2
The Chino Copper Company is referenced in the context of a building in Hurley, New Mexico.
match score: 2
A building of the Chino Copper Company located in Hurley, New Mexico.
match score: 2
Mine in southwest New Mexico with a history described in the overview.
match score: 2
A band of Apache people in the Spanish borderlands.
match score: 2
Town in New Mexico, home of E. J. Holmes.
match score: 2
Chloride Flat, located four miles east of Silver City, New Mexico, was the site of the Breman Silver Mine and where Billy the Kid and his mother lived in 1878.
match score: 2
Cashier at The Percha Bank in Kingston, New Mexico, as of October 22, 1887.
match score: 2
The Citizen Publishing Company of Albuquerque, New Mexico, publishes the Albuquerque Citizen daily and weekly.
match score: 2
The Mexican squaw has done time before in the city bastile.
match score: 2
City in Mexico from which Ferguson eloped with the daughter of a Mexican general.
match score: 2
A rock formation in City of Rocks State Park between Silver City and Deming in southwestern New Mexico.
match score: 2
Clarence H. Cooper from Pearson, Kansas City, Missouri, is reported to have been mutilated (throat cut) during violence in Mexico.
match score: 2
Clark M. Carr was a defendant in the United States' lawsuit concerning land rights and accounting in New Mexico.
match score: 2
A meat market in Clayton, New Mexico, owned by John Sprint.
match score: 2