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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Alameda Street is the location of the Purdy sisters' home in Carlsbad.
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A ranch where Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert resided.
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Listed as an arrival at Tremont from Pueblo with his wife.
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A L Cole is a defendant in a lawsuit along with his wife Lou Allie Cole and unknown claimants under them.
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Host of the reception and dance with his wife at their new home Windcrest.
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Mr and Mrs Alfred Mitchell and maid of New York are at the Menger.
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Son of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Wikoff, co-owner of the residences destroyed.
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A person (surname not given) present at the farewell party for Miss Frances R. Newcomb.
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The location where Michael and his wife had lived for about ten years before the murder.
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Andrew Carnegie's signature was allegedly forged on notes and other papers totaling $13,750,000 in relation to Mrs. Chadwick's fraud.
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Miss Anna Birchfield was part of the party that visited Cook's Peak.
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One of the women Bob Evans and wife were traveling to bring into town from Ricolite.
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Antonio J Baca's wife gave birth to a son at Peralta, Valencia County.
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Person whose address was written in pencil on the margin of the Weekly Missouri Republican as Monterey.
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An attack by Apaches on a cabin where a man's wife and child were murdered and mutilated.
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Residence of Emmy Porter (Mrs. Joe Porter).
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August 1869 attack in which Apaches killed Hurlburt's wife and child at their cabin near Silver City.
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The painting by Pedro Bruno that depicts children and women with a Brazilian national flag.
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The election in which women may be nominated for school director positions, following Clancy's opinion.
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A. P. Wallach and wife are listed among arrivals at Tremont House from St. Paul.
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Father of Arthur L. Allen Jr., who with his wife established a scholarship at New Mexico Military Institute in memory of their son.
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Fiance of Miss Frances Gillespie, announced engagement at a dance given by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kerr.
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The baby of Mrs. Jesse Shanklin was dropped into the arms of a friend and was slightly burned.
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A mother bear and her two cubs that the narrator encountered, and later were killed by Sam.
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A location where Mrs. Wm. Featherman's husband resides.
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Bernardo López Mercantile Co is mentioned as a business in Kansas City, Missouri.
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A woman whose face was badly beaten and who was released on bail.
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Woman who assaulted Ruby Fowler with a stone in a towel, bound over for grand jury.
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A woman considerably injured in the wagon accident that killed Berry.
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Assistant in presenting Certificates of Eligibility for Commissions.
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The event in which Billy the Kid killed a blacksmith who insulted his mother at Chloride Flat, believed to be his first killing.
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Black was present at the farewell party for Miss Newcomb.
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Insulted Billy the Kid's mother and was killed by Billy the Kid.
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Blane is a person whose voice was mistaken by Mrs. Moore.
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A new pair of blankets went missing from the section house.
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Man who narrowly escaped drowning in the Gila River along with his wife.
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Younger sister of Roman Chiquito described as the belle of the Mescalero tribe.
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The Booklovers Library is seeking intelligent men or women to work as librarians in Roswell and neighboring towns.
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Hometown of the bride, Miss Hessle Glidden.
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A bridge is to be built, with a commission to select the site.
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A burden basket bought by L.K. Hopkins in Spring 1882 at Fort Wingate, reportedly used by Apache chief Victorio and possibly collected from his wife.
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Butte City, Montana is where Mrs J A Leahy resides and where Mrs B McGee had been visiting.
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U.S. Commissioner at Deming, N.M., before whom the commutation proof will be made.
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The Socorro Chieftain launched a campaign to stop unmarried couples from living together as man and wife, threatening legal action.
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A Boston jeweler who related his experiences in New Mexico from ten years prior.
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Destination of Mrs. McMillen's journey, described as her home.
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Items offered for sale by the female vendor.
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Captain in command of the Anti-scandal Society's trip who resigned his commission when he found his authority ineffective.
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Mrs Murray Carleton and Mrs George Kettle came from the Carleton ranch near Watrous.
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A camp where fast women were no longer allowed on the streets.
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Woman shot and killed by Jose Maria Rascon in Morenci.
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Woman deliberately shot and killed by H. Brooks at her house.
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Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Shinley attended the party for H. D. Gilbert.
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Listed with his wife from Pinos Altos in a newspaper list of visitors.
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Street in Temple, Texas where Mrs. Josie Cameron resides.
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The certificate of incorporation for The Production Oil Company of Clovis, number 10378, was filed with the State Corporation Commission.
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C. G. Lott, aged 80, died at the residence of his daughter Mrs. W. K. Rogers.
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Man arrested for burglarizing M. C. Jay's house in Georgetown; he and Mrs. Miller kept a dive there.
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A gardener who killed a woman and committed suicide, and who previously supplied Geronimo.
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Alumnus from Harrisonville, Missouri, listed as attending the alumni meeting.
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