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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The Bradfield Regulator Co, based in Atlanta, Ga, manufactures Mothers Friend, a product for pregnant women.
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A company based in Atlanta, Georgia that manufactures and sells Mothers Friend.
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Two young women who were deceived by men pretending to marry them.
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The hotel on Broadway where Pearson met Mr. Gaddis and confronted his wife.
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An unnamed man who arrived in Phoenix from Silver City searching for his fleeing wife Susan.
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An unnamed woman who claims to be the wife of the injured prisoner and hired a doctor to treat him.
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An elderly German merchant in Doming whose tent was wrecked and who was robbed with his wife.
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The individuals whose names were given by the woman to Dr. Stephens, and for whom evidence was awaited.
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Individuals who arrived at Central with Manley and Mrs. Chiles.
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A facility located within or adjacent to the hotel where Mr. Gaddis went after leaving Pearson and his wife.
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The trappers accompanied Mr. Hardy when they discovered two women digging a grave.
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The trial involved Mrs. Hiler and her husband, and Bill Hubbard took intense interest in it.
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The two Indian girls, sisters of Carpio, were the only witnesses against him and testified in the Apache language.
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The villain is described as having good intent in the context of inflicting knife wounds on the woman.
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Location where Mrs. Gonzales' husband was burned.
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Group of men who committed the robbery and rape.
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Colonel from Missouri who influenced a congressional bill in January 1825 to mark out a road.
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Man accused by William Werney of ruining his family and charged with rape.
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Listed among arrivals at Tremont House from Kansas City, Missouri.
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Represented the trust company, had Utter arrested, and was himself tried for breaking in; case dismissed.
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Thos. Pheby is the son of Mrs. Pheby.
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Disease that caused the death of the daughter of Apolonio Gomez.
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The Towne smelter is where Mrs Ann Meador's husband is employed.
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Miss Trace Miller will sing a solo at St Pauls English Lutheran church.
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Resulted in conviction of Perez; woman was released.
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Twenty-two Mescaleros, mostly women and children, were left dead after the attack.
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Documents taken by Redford Job from Miss Downs' room, which he supposed to be checks.
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The Senate is concerned about the disappearance of Senator Smith and the missing report on statehood.
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A person who left a devoted wife and four children to mourn his untimely death.
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An eight-month-old girl left by her mother with a Mexican family and later taken in by the hospital.
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An excited individual arrived in Phoenix from Silver City in search of his fleeing wife and foreman.
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A man who stabbed a woman with a knife and subsequently fled.
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This group refers to the high-status courtesans or women of doubtful reputation who attended the ball.
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A country reported to have continual warfare and ten women to one man.
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Place from which J. W. H. Hall and wife arrived.
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Item belonging to Mrs. Pennington stolen by the burglar.
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The vaults of the office are mentioned as missing material bills and cancelled warrants.
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Husband of the murdered woman Lucy Croenne, who left for El Paso on Tuesday.
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A county mentioned in the context of a candidate for commissioner of the general land office.
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6-year-old daughter of Jerome Meyers, prophesied to become world's greatest dancer.
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Ranch where Miss Higgles and Mrs. Doyle lived or worked.
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Ranch where Miss Higgles worked as governess and Mrs. Doyle resided.
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Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy of which Mrs Bryan is president.
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The Wade Park Bank was where Ira Reynolds held securities for Mrs. Chadwick.
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Wagon train carrying women, children, and supplies, attacked by Indians.
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Cadet from Long Beach, California, who received Certificate of Eligibility for Commission.
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Saloon where the woman was seen the night before her death.
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The article compares the Commissioner’s record with warrant stubs to detect alterations.
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Mrs Murray Carleton is of Watrous and the Carleton ranch is near Watrous.
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W. Beege is the Secretary of the Belen Town and Improvement Company, though the name may be misspelled in OCR.
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A resident of Fort Bayard who visited town Monday accompanied by his mother.
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Wedding of John McIiaobMn's daughter Hazel, which occurred last Wednesday.
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A quiet, pretty wedding service held Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs I H Hadley.
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Express company used to ship Thomas Ingram's remains to Springfield, Missouri.
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Insurance company seeking admission to do business in New Mexico.
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Location of the home where Mrs. Vanhoozier died.
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Missouri town that was the western starting point of Ferguson's freighting route on the Santa Fe trail.
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Home where a robbery was attempted and Miss Maggie Whitehill fired at burglars.
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Place from which Mrs. Thomas Lyons was brought in after being injured.
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William Bryden and his wife attended the funeral of Thomas D. Bryden.
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