Blazer family.

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Pioneer family at Mescalero, New Mexico, where Joseph H. Blazer took over the operation of a sawmill in 1868. The family mill was the scene of a battle during the Lincoln County War. Blazer became prominent in the region, serving as a postmaster and county commissioner. In 1874 Blazer was licensed as a trader on the Mescalero reservation. His son, A.N. (Almer Newman), assisted Blazer with mill and trading post operations. Paul A. Blazer, A.N.'s son, served as water commissioner of Tularosa Canyon. Joseph H. Blazer's daughter, Emma, married J. Howard Thompson, the first physician assigned to the reservation.

From the description of Blazer family papers, 1864-1965. (New Mexico State University). WorldCat record id: 45007071

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creatorOf Blazer family. Blazer family papers, 1864-1965. New Mexico State University
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associatedWith Blazer, A. N. (Almer N.), 1865-1949. person
associatedWith Blazer, Joseph H. person
associatedWith Blazer, Julia M., ca. 1846-1924. person
associatedWith Blazer, Noel E. person
associatedWith Blazer, Paul A. person
associatedWith Blazer's Mill. corporateBody
associatedWith Eddy, J. Arthur. person
associatedWith Leigh, William Robinson, 1866-1955. person
associatedWith Morrison, William Vincent, 1906- person
associatedWith Thompson, Emma Blazer. person
associatedWith Thompson, John Howard, 1851-1930. person
associatedWith United States. Bureau of Indian Affairs. Mescalero Agency. corporateBody
Place Name Admin Code Country
Tularosa (N.M.)
Otero County (N.M.)
New Mexico--Otero County
New Mexico--Lincoln County
Mescalero Indian Reservation (N.M.)
Lincoln County (N.M.)
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Mescalero Indians
Mescalero Indians
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Active 1965

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