Women in Grant County in Grant County, NM
Women homesteaders, business owners, teachers, midwives, suffragists, and the often-uncited daughters and wives whose names appear in the margins of primary sources.
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Rider who accomplished a famous horseback ride from Santa Fe to Independence, Missouri.
match score: 11
Federal commission that published an annual report on railroad passenger casualties.
match score: 10
A woman from Pinos Altos jailed for shooting up the house of Miss Williams.
match score: 10
A woman who, along with her husband, hosted a farewell party for Miss Frances R. Newcomb.
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Mrs Disnmann, from Tarishnd, is a state officer in the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, serving as superintendent of prison reform.
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Mrs Sanburna sells geraniums at her novelty store.
match score: 10
Mrs. W. S. Harroun was the president of the Woman's Board of Trade and received a letter from the editor of the New Mexican.
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Miss Adair is listed among the ladies composing a jolly crowd.
match score: 9
The House Committee on Territories will vote on bills for admission of Arizona and New Mexico.
match score: 9
The sister of Arthur Baker's first wife, whom he brought west and married.
match score: 9
The board of commissioners is censured by the grand jury for failing to protect the interests of the people.
match score: 9
A club in which Mrs. Warren was a moving spirit.
match score: 9
County commissioners called before the grand jury but unable to explain irregularities.
match score: 9
The article mentions changes on the Commissioner’s record, referring to official records of the county or mining district.
match score: 9
The committee compared stubs not appearing as cancelled with the commissioner's proceedings record.
match score: 9
Official record of the County Commissioner showing allowed warrant amounts.
match score: 9
The county commissioners who accepted C. C. Shoemaker's resignation as treasurer.
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Court commissioner who examined Indian prisoners regarding murders of Grace and Diehl.
match score: 9
12-year-old daughter of Apolonio Gomez who died of tonsilitis on January 21.
match score: 9
A church mission for which H. H. Betts served as treasurer.
match score: 9
A woman who visited a cell to sell candy and fruits.
match score: 9
John Bragaw is one of Grant county's commissioners.
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The county commissioners are being petitioned to bridge the Gila.
match score: 9
A group of women described in morally charged terms who appear in Pinos Altos, especially on payday, causing public scandal.
match score: 9
Lodge in Roy, N. M., which passed resolutions on the death of Sister Grace W Gibbs.
match score: 9
Wife of Capt. Hurlburt, killed by Apaches in August 1869 while defending their cabin.
match score: 9
Wife of Felix Knox, traveling with him from Silver City to Clifton in spring 1882.
match score: 9
Only the name Lizzie Black, also referred to as Miss Lizzie Black, is known; no occupation or other details are recorded.
match score: 9
A remedy patented by Dr. J. H. Terrill for lost manhood and seminal emissions, which he claims never fails to cure.
match score: 9
Miss Milliken is listed among the ladies composing a jolly crowd.
match score: 9
A guest present at the farewell party for Miss Frances R. Newcomb.
match score: 9
Miss A. M. Duffy is listed as an arrival at the Timmer House from Jacksonville.
match score: 9
A woman honored with a farewell party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Betts.
match score: 9
Miss Grayson has been visiting Mrs. U. Hopper in Hillsborough.
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Miss Irma Muse returned Sunday from an outing in the country.
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Miss Lizzie Criger of Hermosa is visiting her sister Mrs. Caylor in Hillsborough.
match score: 9
Miss Maggie Muhone was a person, but no specific historical facts about her are known from available sources.
match score: 9
Miss Mary Portwood is listed as an arrival at the Timmer House from Texas.
match score: 9
Nursery company based in Louisiana, Missouri, selling fruit trees and ornamentals.
match score: 9
Miss Starrott was a guest at the Priscilla Embroidery Club meeting.
match score: 9
A woman whose house was shot up by Miss Cordelia.
match score: 9
Governor Curry's mother died in Dodge City, where he spent two years of his youth.
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The mother of John A. Murray's children committed suicide over two years ago by taking an overdose of morphine on a street in Silver City.
match score: 9
A medicinal product sold to women during pregnancy to ease childbirth.
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Mr and Mrs Win F Hall visited ftinfon this week.
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Co-host of the reception and dance, entertained in the afternoon complimentary to her mother Mrs. J.W. Gillespie.
match score: 9
Mrs A. M. Smith is selling Dr. C. M. Mc3iH's famous Orange Blossom from 125 Lean Street.
match score: 9
Mrs AM Smith sells Dr MoGUV's Orange blossom at 126 Leon Street.
match score: 9
Woman whose birthday was celebrated at a party at White House ranch.
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Mrs. Bin and J W Mitchell returned from Cloudcroft.
match score: 9
Mrs B McGee returned to her home in Kingston, Ontario after visiting her daughter in Butte City, Montana.
match score: 9
Wife of Mr. Bush who provided food from her garden to campers.
match score: 9
Mrs. Carter is the principal of the school at Hurley.
match score: 9
Mrs. Caylor of Hillsborough is hosting her sister Miss Lizzie Criger.
match score: 9
Wife of C. C. Crews who left Hillsboro for El Paso.
match score: 9
Wife of John Doyle who charged him with shooting at her through a back window in her store.
match score: 9
Mrs C E Bryan is president of Wade Hampton chapter UDC and proposed a memorial combining public bath and museum.
match score: 9
Mrs. Clara S. Her is mentioned in connection with Judge Edwards' death.
match score: 9
Mrs Crum was among those present at the Priscilla Embroidery Club meeting.
match score: 9
Wife of Dick Hall who rode ahead to warn the men at Bates' ranch of the approaching posse.
match score: 9