Last First, Middle Born Died
Name Date Date Note
Allen Frank C 5-00-1852 12-20-1925
Blazer Almer Newton 6-19-1865 3-00-1949 Son of Joseph Hoy Blazer and Julia M McWade
Blazeer Arthur David 5-31-1922 8-16-2000
Blazer Genetta Fay (Pruit) 1-01-1898 7-05-1980
Blazer Jason Alan 8-15-1974 10-13-1998 Born - Albuquerque, died - Las Cruces
Blazer Joseph Hoy 8-20-1829 10-31-1898 Husband of Lucy E Jobes and Julia M McWade
Blazer Julia M (McWade) 3-16-1848 10-06-1924 Wife of Joseph Hoy Blazer
Blazer Paul Almer 7-31-1890 2-27-1966 Son of Almer Newton Blazer and husband of
Mary Esther McMurry
Blazer Thomas John 12-21-1963 9-28-1979
Brewer Ricahrd M 2-19-1850 4-04-1878 Born - Saint Albans, Franklin, VT
Bryan Dale 8-09-1886 12-24-1957 US Army
Davidson James Douglass 5-05-1916 5-14-1916
Dodd Ara Pruit 11-22-1904 2-11-1990
Heckman Anny Eaby 9-03-2000
Heckman Fred Russell 11-03-1936 2-17-1999
Hiles Ausborn 6-11-1911 4-29-1969
Hiles Queenie L 3-23-1888 10-00-1983
Hiles William J 1869 1965
Kaytah Martin 1867 2-15-1934
Landrie James Frank 8-23-1934 10-11-1999
Landrie Olive Rose 12-11-1908 6-03-1976
Mackey Katherine (Miller) 11-24-1901 9-00-1991 Born - Mescalero, died - Maricopa Co., AZ
Marble Ruth Lois 6-10-1924 7-18-1978
Miller Samuel 11-00-1847 11-06-1911 Born - PA, died - Otero County,
Civil War Veteran
McNatt Abbie Ann 10-06-1882 6-00-1981
McNatt James Hawkins 6-17-1869 1-23-1955
McNatt Stanley Rolland 2-05-1911 12-27-1982
Pruit A R 10-06-1912 1-16-1994
Pruit Myrtle Smith 4-13-1917 10-14-1994
Roberts Andrew "Buckshot" 4-05-1878 US Army (1)
Saenz Camilo 7-22-1879 7-23-1923 Born - NM, died - Otero County
Saenz Cecilia B 11-22-1893 1-00-1973
Saenz Jose Blanco 2-13-1896 10-01-1920 US Army
Saenz Juanita B 1856 1911
Saenz Manuel Blanco 8-15-1891 12-23-1964 US Army
Villareal Ramona F 1883 1976
Villescas Lucyana S 1803 3-23-1932
Weisler Barbara Ann 12-07-1944 12-06-1967
(1) Western Outlaw, Frontiersman. He was known as Bill Williams in Texas, fought during the
Civil War, was a Texas Ranger, a hunter under Buffalo Bill Cody and a deadly gunslinger.
The moniker "Buckshot" came from a load of buckshot which crippled his left arm.
During the Lincoln County War New Mexico, he was a member of the Dolan group who ambushed
and killed John Tunstall. On April 4, 1878, "The Regulators" under constable Dick Brewer
stopped at Blazer's Mill for a meal. Others in this group were, George Coe, Charlie Bowdre,
John Middleton and Billy the Kid. Shortly after their arrival Buckshot Roberts wandered into
their midst. Bowdre pulled a gun and ordered Roberts to surrender, but he said "Not much,
Mary Ann", whipped up his rifle and the shooting begin. He killed Middleton, wounded Coe
and the Kid. He himself was shot in the abdomen by Bowdre. By now they were all outside,
firing and hitting nothing. Dick Brewer, tried to maneuver into position when he was fatally
shot in the head by Roberts. Shortly after, the rest of the Regulators scattered and rode off
leaving Roberts who died the next day from his wound. Ironically, it was later proved he had
nothing to do with killing Tunstall. (bio by: John "J-Cat" Griffith)
(2) Western Rancher and Lawman. On March 1, 1878, at the beginning of the Lincoln County War,
New Mexico, he was appointed constable by the Magistrate. His group known as "The Regulators"
included Billy the Kid and other deputies. There purpose was serving arrest warrants to
members of the Dolan Gang for the ambush and murder of John Tunstall. On April 4, 1878,
he led the Regulators to Blazer's Mills to eat. While they were there, Buckshot Roberts,
a man they held a warrant for, arrived and a wild gunfight ensued. During the gunfight
two Regulators were wounded and one killed. Constable Brewer received a fatal wound from
"Buckshot" Roberts who died also the next day from his wounds. Constable Dick
Brewer and "Buckshot" Roberts were buried side by side. (bio by: John "J-Cat" Griffith)
