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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A hotel in Kingston owned and operated by Mrs. Hiler.
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A freighter over the Santa Fe trail between 1842 and 1852, also known as Don Benito Jueves, who eloped with a girl from Durango and sold his mule train to James…
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Husband of Mrs. Gonzales, burned at the wagons by Indians.
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Mr H A Kinder recently occupied a house that Mr and Mrs J B Badger are moving into.
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Hosted a Progressive Fan-Tan party with his wife.
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A man who, with his wife, kept the stage stand at one of the McMillen places and was accused of poisoning Piper's yeast.
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Husband of Mrs. Moore who assisted in opening the locked room door from inside.
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Father of a seven-year-old daughter who was lost in the hills.
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A man traveling with his wife to Hot Springs for rheumatism treatment.
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Attended the Fan-Tan party with his wife.
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Corporation Commissioner M S Groves has gone to Carlsbad.
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Corporation Commissioner M. S. Groves has gone to Carlsbad.
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A ranch presently owned by C. C. Harkey and wife.
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A man married to Minnie L. Stockton, daughter of Captain T. B. Stockton.
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Newcomb was present at the farewell party for Miss Newcomb.
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The office held by Frank W Clancy, who issued an opinion on women's eligibility for school directors.
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The board designated Julius Staab to examine the protest against Fred McDonald's bar admission.
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The publication from whose March 1952 issue the foregoing article about Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Warren was taken.
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The probable institution from which the women graduated.
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The New York Herald published an advertisement placed by Mrs. Ann Fee seeking information about her son.
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A newspaper that discovered Arthur Baker brought his wife's sister instead of his wife.
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Mrs. G. O. Smith expects to have eighteen night-blooming cereus plants open out tonight.
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Home of Mrs. Henrietta Tull.
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Location of the double suicide of Miss Higgles and Mrs. Doyle on a Saturday evening.
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Nueva Grandes Chihuahua Mexico is the residence of Senora Ella Bell Goldner, who claims to be the daughter of Nathaniel Bell.
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Mr. and Mrs. Obe Foote were present at the card party.
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An oil painting is mentioned in relation to Mrs. F. Blount.
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A female bear with two cubs that chased the narrator.
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A German merchant who, with his wife, ran a tent store selling groceries and notions, and owned a wagon outfit which he sold to the narrator's party.
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Cash taken from Miss Downs' room during the robbery.
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Possibly a misspelling; refers to an opera house booking or beer brand.
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Dr MoGUV's famous Orange blossom is for sale by Mrs AM Smith.
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A fraternal organization whose Grand Chapter presented a silver plaque to Mrs. Warren on its 25th anniversary.
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An orphan girl who was adopted by Mrs. Thompson after worrying local officials.
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A gypsy woman claiming to be the queen of four tribes and daughter of the last king of the Pharisees.
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A prisoner serving life for murdering his wife at Socorro.
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Wife of Frank W. Smith, named in Mrs. Handy's claims about the doctor.
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The location where the peace commission members had been staying before their return.
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Miss Pauline French is a player in Henry C. Dixey's company.
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Pearson is mentioned in connection with Clarence H. Cooper from Kansas City, Missouri.
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Formerly a Bear Creek cowman, arrested in Tucson, Arizona, for swindling Zeckendorf & Company.
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Peter Fee is a lost son last heard of in New Mexico gold mines, sought by his mother.
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Daughter of Dionicio Parra, aged 15, who ran away with Francisco Lara and was recaptured.
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Newspaper that reported the story of the lost wife from Silver City.
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A newspaper that editorialized about a law prohibiting women from entering saloons.
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Mr and Mrs P J Emenaker and daughter Margaret returned yesterday from Roclada where they had been for the past week.
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A club that met at Mrs Bundy's home and planned to meet next with Mrs Tom Clary.
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The wife and foreman fled the country taking the proceeds of the cattle.
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Prof Long is a young man of liberal education and is well fitted for the position which he occupies at the school, with enough teaching experience to understand…
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A very fat purse left on the coach seat by Miss J. Gaddis.
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Ralph Hadley was married to Miss Hessle Glidden in a wedding ceremony.
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Deceased husband of the widow Sanchez; she has been a widow for about a year.
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Cadet from Albuquerque, New Mexico, who received Certificate of Eligibility for Commission.
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Member of the Pine Cienega rustlers, missing since about September 8th.
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A woman found dead in her dwelling, killed by a blow to the head with an ax.
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A report on statehood is missing along with Senator Smith.
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The Republican National Platform favors the immediate admission of New Mexico and Arizona as separate states.
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Mrs. R. Hudson attended the celebration for H. D. Gilbert.
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The quarries operated by Mrs. Lydia J. Cadwell, also known as the 'Ricolite Queen'.
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Destination of Bob Evans and wife when they nearly drowned crossing the Gila River.
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