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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Miss Audrey Smith was part of a party of Deming ladies who went to Cook's Peak to rusticate.
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U.S. Commissioner appointed to conduct the survey of the road.
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A rancher from the Mangas who captured a female mountain lion.
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The board met on November 6 and 7, 1895, to review and approve reports and bills.
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Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick is the central figure in a financial fraud involving forged notes of Andrew Carnegie.
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A saloon keeper in Juarez arrested and sentenced to be shot for killing a woman.
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C. C. Anderson and his wife hosted a surprise party at their new home.
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A woman who lived in the same house as Ada Humes.
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A Silver City demimonde woman who attacked Charles Allingham with a boulder.
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Mrs. E. J. Lenoir was part of a fishing and summer outing party with her two daughters.
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Mrs. Emily Piper of Forney, Texas, testifies that Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills cured her husband of jaundice and skin eruptions.
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Daughter of Charles Gamble, wife of Joe Porter of Apache Creek.
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Mrs. F. B. Kingsbery of New York was listed as a guest at the Tremont.
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Mrs. Franco Frank married Sigfried Grunsfeld at the Highland Hotel.
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Miss Frances Maestas left yesterday afternoon on a week's trip to Denver.
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One of the Misses Ott who attended the picnic at the Peerless mine.
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Mrs. Fred Singer was part of a party that visited Cook's Peak and made a land entry of the mountain peak.
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Teacher who uses the primary room during the day.
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U.S. Commissioner appointed to conduct the survey of the road.
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Mrs Gertrude Fisher and Stewart Jackson were quietly married in El Paso on Tuesday afternoon.
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A beautiful girl, daughter of a Mexican general, whom Ferguson eloped with from the City of Durango in 1842; she was raised by Ferguson's mother and married Fer…
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High school teacher held responsible by a coroner's jury for murder of Mrs. Mary Newman Roberts.
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Deceased member of Harmony Lodge No 24, Daughters of Rebekah, described as a faithful and efficient officer.
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Deceased woman, age 42, died from pneumonia in Albuquerque.
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Resident of Niota, Illinois; mother of John Tull and recipient of a $3,000 payment.
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Miss Hessle Glidden of Boulder, Colorado, married Ralph Hadley.
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Chairman of the State Corporation Commission of New Mexico who signed the certificate.
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Miss Ida Lenoir was one of the two accomplished daughters of Mrs. E. J. Lenoir, part of a fishing and summer outing party.
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Arrested at Pinos Altos for wife beating and horse stealing.
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Jane MrClane of Roswell is expected to visit the Purdy sisters on Alameda Street.
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Miss J. Gaddis came in from the Mogollons after finishing her school there.
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Partner in the saloon business at Lordsburg who shot at Cummings over his wife's affair.
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Mrs. J. L. Williams is visiting from Malaga.
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County commissioner who claimed ignorance of financial irregularities and had implicit confidence in the clerk's integrity.
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Mrs Josle Cameron of Temple, Texas, is quoted recommending HERBINE for sick headache.
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An ex-convict known as Red, sentenced to ten years servitude for killing a woman in Juarez.
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Mrs. Keeler was part of a party that visited Cook's Peak.
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A killing on the railroad involving a man and a woman occurred in December near Marfa, leading to court cases.
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A woman from Fort Bayard, N.M., who married James L. Feeney.
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Attendee at the farewell party for Miss Newcomb.
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Miss Lillie Stevenson had a narrow escape on Monday evening while riding.
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Miss Lizzie Baker was part of a party of Deming ladies who went to Cook's Peak to rusticate.
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Mrs. Lou Gatton was summering at the spring and joined the dance.
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A woman in charge of Nettie's Place who was killed by Charles Baine.
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A young woman who rode from Dick Hall's ranch to Dan Neil's to give the alarm.
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Mrs. Lydia J. Cadwell, the 'Ricolite Queen', accompanied by her superintendent H. Fitzsimmons, left for the quarries.
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Wife of C. C. Smart who allegedly eloped with Hugh M. Childress, accompanied by her two little girls.
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Woman who heard burglars at the Whitehill residence and fired through the door at them.
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The girl's mother is thirsty.
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48-year-old woman who died after falling into a well on Market Street.
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Mary Luke, also known as Mrs. Mary Luke, was a person, but no further information is known.
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Wife of Dr. David Roberts who was fatally shot.
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One of the Misses Ott who attended the picnic at the Peerless mine.
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Daughter of Edward Pennington who discovered the burglary upon returning from school.
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Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gastaway, party attendee from Cook's Peak.
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Miss Maud Lenoir was one of the two accomplished daughters of Mrs. E. J. Lenoir, part of a fishing and summer outing party.
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Miss Maud Wayfield preceded the party to Cook's Peak on Saturday.
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Miss M. Drake was summering at the spring and joined the dance.
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Miss Minnie Drake was part of a fishing party that went up the West Fork.
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Recording secretary of the Liberty Bell Association and regent for the Columbian liberty bell in Washington who made a statement about the missing funds.
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