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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Quarries in Grant county sold by Mrs. Caldwell to capitalists.
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County from which a destitute woman with six blind children was sent away by authorities.
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Thirteen armed and masked men robbed the widow Ramon Sanchez and raped her adopted daughter.
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Married Miss Mayne Phaler; known as a soldier, globe trotter, and all-around man; served in Spanish-American War and on Governor Taft's staff; friend of Congres…
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The occupant of the house where Irwin Moore fired a pistol at him in the presence of Mrs. Miller.
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Listed as an arrival at Timmer House from Nebraska City with his wife.
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Brother and nephew of Mrs. Chiles who participated in the assault on Thompson.
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John W Condon was from Roclada; Mr and Mrs P J Emenaker returned from Roclada.
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A woman badly hurt in the wagon accident that killed Berry.
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Member of the Pine Cienega rustlers, missing since about September 8th.
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Cadet from Menard, Texas, who received Certificate of Eligibility for Commission.
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Russell Howell and his family left for Silver City after visiting Socorro as guests of Mrs. Phoebe Howell.
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Older daughter of Calvin Herring, sixteen years old as of the previous April.
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Colonel who purchased candles to illuminate the court house during a commissioners meeting.
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Sam'el Eckles had a storage room broken into, resulting in a $300 loss, including valuable dresses belonging to Mrs. Eckles.
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A wash that relieved inflammation for the anonymous woman.
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Location where Joseph F. Smith engaged in missionary work for two years.
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Santa Fe is the city where the State Corporation Commission of New Mexico signed and sealed the certificate of incorporation for the Lordsburg Oil Gas Developme…
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The Santa Fe trade continued to grow without intermission until the present time.
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A location from which Miss Maggie Muhone visited.
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Wife from Deadwood who left her husband, as noted in a posted notice.
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Colored woman shot and instantly killed by Nelson at Chapman's dance house.
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A woman who locked Ada in an outbuilding to conceal her from officers.
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Scotts City, Missouri, is associated with John R. Lockhart.
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Introduced a bill to increase mileage fees of witnesses attending commissioners court in several states/territories.
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Senora Ella Bell Goldner is a principal party in a legal battle over the estate of Nathaniel Bell, claiming to be his daughter.
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Office above which Mrs. O. E. Colby opened dressmaking parlors.
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Location above which Mrs. O. E. Colby opened dressmaking parlors.
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John Doyle and Mrs. C. Doyle had a separation on account of unpleasant domestic relations.
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A sergeant from troop D, 10th cavalry, was shot at Fort Bayard over a dispute involving a woman.
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Donated by Mrs. A. Schutz.
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A set of linen towels is mentioned in relation to Mrs. W. M. Slough.
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Listed among arrivals at Tremont House from St. Joseph, Missouri.
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An odd character ranching above Clifton on the Blue who went missing.
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Sigfried Grunsfeld married Mrs. Franco Frank at the Highland Hotel.
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Newspaper to which Mrs. Warren gave an interview in 1932.
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The town the husband departed from in search of his fleeing wife.
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Donated by Mr. and Mrs. Kilbum.
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A plaque presented by the Grand Chapter of the O.E.S. to Mrs. Warren on its 25th anniversary.
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William Werney carried a six shooter during his investigation of his wife's alleged infidelity.
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Slough's father-in-law is said to have induced Slough's wife to leave him, according to Slough's story.
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A snog bunga na on wheels is a housing situation used by Miss Rea Dennis.
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Listed among arrivals at Tremont House from St. Louis, Missouri.
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An intoxicated soldier who killed a woman and a peace officer in Central.
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The route from southwest Missouri to El Paso and on to the Pacific coast via Mesilla and the Mimbres.
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A Spanish lace shawl is mentioned in relation to Mrs. F. Blount.
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Weapon used to shoot Mrs. Roberts.
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Origin of W. E. Osborne, likely a misspelling of 'S. Princus' in New York.
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Congress passed a bill with provisions for the admission of a new state comprising New Mexico and Arizona, pending public approval.
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The State of New Mexico is the state under whose laws the Board of County Commissioners must act.
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Stewart Jackson and Mrs Gertrude Fisher were quietly married in El Paso on Tuesday afternoon.
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Miss Trace Miller will sing a solo at this church.
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Funeral home handling the transfer of Mrs. Vanhoozier's body.
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Daughter of Charles Gamble.
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The seven-year-old daughter of Mr. Summers who was lost and later found at Feagles' ranch.
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Funds of the Sunday school of which Miss Mary is treasurer, stolen by John Evans.
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The supplementary premium list is being prepared by the State fair commission to double prizes for blooded range cattle and hogs.
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Tarishnd is the hometown of Mrs Disnmann, a state officer in the Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
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City in Texas where Mrs. Josie Cameron lives.
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A woman charged with adultery who married Petronilo Jaramillo in court and pleaded guilty.
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