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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Clement is listed as a notary public and conveyancer, translator of Spanish documents, with a specialty for New Mexico.
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Location near the Mexican line, close to Deer Creek.
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This company filed incorporation papers in Curry County with T J Mabry as New Mexico agent.
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A club in Las Vegas, Nuevo Mexico, with Parker as proprietor.
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Clyde C. Caldwell was one of the incorporators of the Valley Electrical Company, residing in Chaves County, New Mexico.
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Coal is mentioned as one of the abundant mineral deposits in New Mexico, said to exceed Pennsylvania's in quantity.
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Colonel who commanded a regiment of volunteers during the Mexican War, which Kirker joined.
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The specimen Harmolita occidentalis was collected on 30 March 2020 in Colfax, New Mexico.
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Old pathfinder who crossed the plains in 1849 and narrated his journey.
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Met Colonel McIlhany in September 1848 after returning overland from California.
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Accompanied A. H. Morehead and the author to Kingston to install Masonic lodge officers.
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Colonel in command of U.S. forces of New Mexico who advanced to Chihuahua.
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An election for village trustees and other officers in Columbus, New Mexico, was scheduled for Tuesday, April 7th, under state law.
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Company within the 1st Cavalry of New Mexico Volunteers.
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Congress is referenced in connection with investigators from Arkansas and Pennsylvania examining events in Mexico.
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The construction of Ft. Sumner, a military fort in New Mexico, took place before its closure and subsequent transformation into a town.
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A station on the Butterfield Overland Mail route in New Mexico Territory.
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The road along which mangled remains of Americans and Mexicans are scattered.
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Former name of Guam, New Mexico, when it was a thriving frontier town with a railroad division point.
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A settlement in New Mexico from which the correspondent Spike wrote to the Enterprise.
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Copper production in New Mexico increased in 1913 despite lower prices.
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Location of the silver mining hacienda purchased by McKnight.
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A company in Mexico that Lieutenant Britton Davis is connected with.
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A ranch in Mexico that was the site of a shooting altercation.
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A station on the Butterfield Overland Mail route in New Mexico Territory.
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Council Bill 108 is a law intended to be enforced across New Mexico, particularly to address moral and public order issues in places like Pinos Altos.
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A station on the Butterfield Overland Mail route in New Mexico Territory.
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Cashier at the Kingston Bank in Kingston, New Mexico.
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A fairly recent church in Santa Fe, New Mexico, built in the massive pueblo style.
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Crown bridgework and fillings are dental specialties offered by Dr. Ellis PacDougall in Socorro, New Mexico.
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County in New Mexico where the incorporators reside.
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Treasurer of The Perch Lodge No. 9, I.O.O.F. in Hillsboro, New Mexico.
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The location of U. R. Henderson's office in Kingston, New Mexico.
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Son of John A. Murray who was killed in the explosion.
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Location where a Mexican woman was stabbed by a Mexican man.
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Dawson is a town in New Mexico where E. L. Carpenter is based.
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The decomposed body found in the shaft, believed to be a Mexican who died or was killed 8-10 months prior.
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J.C. Cooney was killed by Victorio's Apaches on April 29, 1880, in Mogollon, New Mexico.
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Location of B. F. Cady's ranch in Grant County, near the Mexican line at Cloverdale.
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Delegate Andrews is mentioned as saying he will hold Congress to its pledge to admit New Mexico as a state.
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Delegate J ereas introduced a bill to settle title of real estate in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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Deming, Luna County, New Mexico is the location of a new refrigerating plant and subject of freight rate discussions.
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Stations in the Deming area on the Butterfield Overland Mail route in New Mexico Territory.
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Two Mexicans and a white man are jailed at Karnes City suspected of being the murderers of Deputy Sheriff Butler.
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One of two Mexicans who robbed Ed Dickenson and Milligan's ranch; arrested by Frank McGlinchy.
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Items sold by a jeweler and manufacturer of Mexican filigree jewelry.
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Notorious character arrested for attempted hold-up of the Boyle brothers.
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Assistant General Passenger Agent (A.G.P.A.) for the Mexican Central Railway.
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A peaceable Mexican teamster who was shot and killed by R. J. Carson.
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A city in Grant County, New Mexico, that developed rapidly from a tent settlement to a substantial town with brick buildings and planned railroad connections.
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County in New Mexico where Wayne Brazil was a ranchman.
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The son of Donald W. Hamilton, a cadet at the New Mexico Military Institute.
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Resigned from the position of deputy gauger for New Mexico.
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A prominent gentleman from Guerrero County, Chihuahua, Mexico, now a refugee after starting a small revolution over tax matters.
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Dougherty Griffi is an attorney in Socorro, New Mexico.
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Dougherty Griffith are attorneys at law based in Socorro, New Mexico.
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A collector who obtained the chief blanket in Pinos Altos, New Mexico, in 1872, associated with the U.S. National Museum.
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Dr. Charles L. Mason, also known as Dr. C. L. Mason, is a person about whom no further historical details are available.
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Chicago doctor credited with saying New Mexico is best for persons with weak lungs.
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Dr. Luis Hernandez, a Spanish physician, came to Las Vegas to locate and carries documents of high commendation.
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