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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Librarian from McMaster University who inspected the Institute library in November 1936.
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H. Winter is a person about whom no biographical details are known from the available sources.
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One of the eight identified women in the 1897 graduation photograph.
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Ike Knight is a person, but no specific historical facts about their life or significance are known from the available sources.
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Judge Ira A. Abbott presided over the Second Judicial District Court and ruled on demurrers in timber suits involving the United States and the American Lumber …
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Captain who played the Star Spangled Banner at the graduation ceremonies.
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Early figure associated with Pinos Altos.
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The entity Jake Bidd lacks documented biographical details; only that his place of residence and employer are unknown.
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Person aged 54 who died of pneumonia or grippe in Pinos Altos.
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Listed as a guest at the Tremont from Albuquerque.
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Proprietor of the Mountain Pride hotel at Kingston who shot Dr. Mason dead.
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Judge from Portales who delivered an address at the graduation.
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One of the incorporators of Baker Bros Agency Inc.
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Person aged 39 who died of pneumonia in Pinos Altos.
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A person from Eagle who visited Hillsboro.
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Defendant in a lawsuit brought by Charles Bottom over a burro.
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Brakeman who received severe scalp wounds, split left hand, and badly cut right leg in the railroad accident.
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One of the incorporators of Baker Bros Agency Inc.
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J J BERGMANS is listed as a médico cirujano in an advertisement.
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J J Fitzgerrell is listed as a real estate agent and notary public in the newspaper.
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No information is available about JJ I Pickett's life or occupation.
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Elected Grand Marshal, residing in Socorro.
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A member of the Pine Cienega gang, college-educated, arrested at Tempe, Arizona, wanted in Texas for multiple crimes including shooting an officer.
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Burly Bronco fullback who performed well in the Thanksgiving football game.
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Late of Hillsboro, party to a mining deal recorded on July 28th.
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Listed among individuals associated with Kingston.
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A popular man from Hillsboro who died, reportedly from prussic acid taken with suicidal intent.
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John C. Plemmons transacted business in Hillsboro on Wednesday.
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A cowboy who arrived from the ranch in Holbrook, Arizona, and won a bet by marrying a girl within an hour.
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Field recorder and collector of the song Canción Ranchera.
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Major John F Pearce of Albuquerque was appointed a delegate to the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States.
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Guest at the Timmer House from Kingston.
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Listed among individuals associated with Kingston.
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A Cooney prospector who left for Riverside, California, and owns a valuable block there.
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A man who escaped the Georgetown lock-up after being arrested for burning a residence.
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One of the boys of early days; returned home to Kingston.
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Chemistry instructor who first affiliated with the Institute in 1905.
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Listed among individuals associated with Kingston.
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John Moffat was a person for whom only unknown arrival locations are recorded, with no further details available.
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Made a big stake in Kingston years ago; just returned from prospecting in Sonora and is headed back to Kingston.
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John Pearson is listed as a subscriber to La Revista de Taos for 500 pesos.
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Person aged 51 who died of pneumonia in Pinos Altos.
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A freighter killed by Indians, whose killers were returned to Arizona from Ohio penitentiary.
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Person aged 29 who died of pneumonia in Pinos Altos.
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Person aged 22 who died of pneumonia in Pinos Altos.
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Jose D Sena was the clerk of the Supreme Court at his post.
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Mormon official who returned to Salt Lake City after nine years of exile following a polygamy indictment.
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A person from Eagle who visited Hillsboro.
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Elected Grand Sword Bearer, residing in Las Vegas.
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Author of an illustrated travel account through the Southwest during the Civil War era.
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Gentleman from Pinos Altos who attended the picnic at the Peerless mine.
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A witness for the homestead claim of Antonio Jose Mares.
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Hosted tea for visitors in Kingston and did not have bread on the table.
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A prospector and occasional book peddler who disappeared mysteriously about a year ago, believed to be the murder victim.
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Julius Staab, a member of the board of bar examiners, was designated to go to Clovis to examine the matter of Fred McDonald.
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Justice of the court before which John Doyle was bound over.
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Cattleman shot and killed in Ciudad Juarez by Bob Clayton and Dr. Bolton.
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Listed as associated with Albuquerque.
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Listed among individuals in a newspaper article.
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One of the eight identified women in the 1897 graduation photograph.
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