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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Donor of the William McDonald Spencer Memorial Scholarship from Carrizozo, New Mexico.
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Returned from a trip to El Paso.
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Listed among visitors or residents from Clifton.
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Gave teas for the benefit of the lot fund.
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Wedding guest who gave a set of linen towels.
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Listed in a newspaper column as being associated with El Paso.
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Attended the social union meeting with her husband.
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Will leave next Monday for the east with her son.
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Mrs. Nellie W. Miller received a second grade teachers certificate in Sierra county.
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Brother of Mrs. O. S. Warren, whose name appears at a news stand.
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A man who shot his wife, child, and himself in Severance, Kansas.
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S. A. Sollenberger received a first grade teachers certificate in Sierra county.
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Five-year-old son who was too overcome with emotion to testify intelligently.
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Severo Sanchez is the Republican candidate for County Commissioner.
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Former chairman of the board of county commissioners during part of the reported transactions, now a non-resident who did not appear before the grand jury.
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Listed as guests at the Timmer from Pinos Altos.
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Abducted by Pilar Perez, later married Wilson, was a witness in Perez's trial.
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A member of the demi-monde who claimed to know the robbers and corroborated their identities.
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Ada M. Cutler's occupation is unknown.
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Clerk of the State Corporation Commission of New Mexico.
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A stenographer and bookkeeper from New York who moved west with his wife's sister.
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One of the eight identified women in the 1897 graduation photograph.
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Elected secretary of City Civil Service Commission, born and reared in El Paso, son of Judge B. F. Jenkins, formerly an automobile salesman.
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Billy Sunday is quoted expressing his opinion on saloons and woman suffrage.
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Listed as a person from Pyramid in a newspaper list of visitors.
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Mormon leader who had seven wives at the time.
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Executed for murder of Mrs. Julia Hoffman; attorney claimed he was Jack the Ripper.
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A former neighbor of Childress who swore out the warrant for his arrest, claiming Childress eloped with his wife.
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Local agent for Missouri Nursery Company, based in Room 5 Deckert Building.
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A large number of cowmen in southern Arizona are spaying their female stock to relieve their ranges.
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David is a married man who came home late and was asked by his wife about a Bible quotation.
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The dead parties are individuals who registered at Mrs. Moore's house.
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Guest at H. D. Gilbert's surprise party.
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Guest at H. D. Gilbert's surprise party.
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Guest at H. D. Gilbert's surprise party.
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Announced as candidate for commissioner of the general land office subject to state Democratic convention.
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Mining consultant and future capitalist who examined mines and obtained patents, based in Silver City.
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Clerk of the State Corporation Commission.
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Announces as candidate for county commissioner (or similar), but text truncated.
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Eliseo Ortega is the teacher who conducted the commemorative program for Lincoln's birthday.
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Guest of honor at a card party.
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A contractor in Silver City who took on M. R. Koehler as a business associate in 1907.
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Composer of the song 'O, Fair New Mexico' introduced in Sousa's march.
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Person listed as a subject associated with the basketry tray specimen.
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Pioneer of southwestern New Mexico who helped organize a hospital in Silver City's mining camp and died at age 90.
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Listed as an arrival at Tremont from El Paso.
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Known as the 'Cow-Girl of the Panhandle,' authored a poem about steers.
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Emerson received 16 votes for Land Commissioner in the Palma precinct.
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Sergeant Emil Ptiuly, of troop 14th cavalry, is to be granted a two-month furlough with permission to have the limits of the division.
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One of the eight identified women in the 1897 graduation photograph.
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Ervien received 35 votes for Land Commissioner in the Palma precinct.
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One of the eight identified women in the 1897 graduation photograph.
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The foreman of the excited individual accompanied the wife in fleeing with the proceeds.
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Honoree of a farewell party who departed for Boston, Massachusetts.
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Recipient of Certificate of Eligibility for Commission as 2nd Lieutenant, Cavalry, Officers' Reserve Corps.
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Attorney General Frank W Clancy issued an opinion that women are eligible for school directors.
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Clerk of the State Corporation Commission of New Mexico who certified the articles of incorporation.
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Geo W. Armijo served as Clerk of the State Corporation Commission of New Mexico and certified the incorporation filing.
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Resigned as secretary of City Civil Service Commission.
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Party attendee from Cook's Peak.
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