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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Guest at the wedding dinner, spouse of the officiating clergyman.
match score: 7
Guest from Los Angeles at the Womans Club meeting.
match score: 7
Guest at H. D. Gilbert's surprise party.
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Owner of a hardware store that was burglarized by Charley Wing.
match score: 7
A teacher from Fort Bayard granted a certificate by the examining board.
match score: 7
Guest from Fairfax, Oklahoma at the Womans Club meeting.
match score: 7
Five-year-old girl shot through the head while trying to take a pistol from smaller children.
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A young girl who was accidentally shot and killed while trying to take a pistol away from smaller children.
match score: 7
Recipient of a letter expressing sympathy for her husband's death.
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State regulatory body whose Republican members were elected.
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Seven-year-old son who testified he saw Dr. Mason and his mother on the bed together.
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Photograph shows three women on porch of hospital; two cars parked in front of building.
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Nuns or hospital staff who cared for the injured Chinamen.
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Hospital where the wounded Chinamen were taken for treatment.
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Hospital where the injured miners were taken for care.
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Hospital where John Bell and General Gilchrist were treated.
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The starting point of the southern overland route.
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Hometown of Thomas Ingram's parents where his remains were shipped.
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The state body certifying the incorporation.
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Home city of J. W. Patrick.
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Origin of $15,000 worth of merchandise delivered to Santa Fe in 1822.
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Approximately 60 tickets were issued to view inside the enclosure or from offices.
match score: 7
Occupants of Moody's house who bought goods and were later found digging a grave.
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A woman who visited the city selling corsets and arranged for a Mexican family to care for her infant.
match score: 7
Reference to Mrs. Stickney as a widow with $10,000,000.
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Tickets issued for admission to the enclosure around the scaffold for Pilar's execution.
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Fifteen-year-old adopted daughter who was raped by four of the masked men.
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Mrs Ann Meador is the defendant in a case brought by the state of Texas, and she is the wife of a man employed at the Towne smelter.
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The annual report of the Interstate Commerce Commission for 1907 was made public, detailing railroad casualties.
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An anonymous woman who suffered from inflammation and was relieved by Sanative Wash, and whose mother bought her Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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The Board of County Commissioners of Grant County is required by law to proclaim the election and publish notice in newspapers.
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Defendant in a lawsuit mentioned in a legal notice, likely responsible for a mission school.
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Daughter of Charles W. White, married John P. Slough after his divorce.
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A colored woman remarked on the street that the fine would injure the town.
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The commissioners court administered the road building under Judge Sweeney.
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The commissioners met as a Board of Commissioners in Hillsboro on November 9, 1903.
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The Corporation Commission is prepared to hear complaints of shippers.
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8-year-old daughter of Mrs. Gonzales who was killed, with her brains scattered on a rock from a fatal blow.
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David's wife questioned him about the quotation that when man and woman are married they become one.
match score: 6
Mrs. English is listed among the ladies composing a jolly crowd.
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Party given Monday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Betts for Miss Newcomb.
match score: 6
Mrs. Fetterly is listed among the ladies composing a jolly crowd.
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First grade teachers certificates were received by Alice Barnes, August Mayer, S. A. Sollenberger, and L. T. Gould.
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Daughter of Mrs. J.W. Gillespie, engaged to Arthur L. McKnight, mentioned as being received at a reception and dance.
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Wife of Frank Heflin who was shot by him and had suffered abuse.
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Daughter of Gen. Mason and wife of Maj. Eckles.
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The article refers to 'the Gentlewoman' in a generic context of the afternoon call.
match score: 6
A graduate elocution teacher offering lessons at the high school building for $4 per month.
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Sepia image of eight women in white dresses holding bouquets, mounted on matte board, from 1897.
match score: 6
Grandmother of the captured woman, shot through the heart while attempting to escape.
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Calvin Herring's daughters, who were milking cows and questioned about the affair.
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Mrs. Houseman is listed among the ladies composing a jolly crowd.
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Location of state capitol in Mississippi.
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Teacher of Second Primary class.
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A fair-haired child of about eleven years, residing on Yankie Street with her mother.
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Resides on Yankie Street with her daughter; has lived there for over a year for the purpose of educating the girl.
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Josephine Stickney was a married woman who owned property, but no further details about her spouse or possessions are known.
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Previous location of Mrs. E. V. Emanuel.
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The infant daughter of Felix Knox, traveling with the family in spring 1882.
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A law that prohibits women from entering saloons for drinking or other purposes, effective May 19, with penalties for proprietors who allow it.
match score: 6