Flying H cowhands, NM

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Beverly Roberts

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04/29/2012

Flying H cowhands, NM

Another group of Flying H cowboys, names unknown, late 1920s thru 1930s. West of Artesia NM, foothills of the Sacramento mountains.

Date & Place: circa 1930 at Flying H Ranch in Hope, Eddy County, New Mexico USA

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Beverly Roberts

I received my BA in English in 2005 and now tutor writing at UTPB. I have been doing genealogy for 30+ years. I'm interested in Brown, Sellers, Yost, Willingham, Reid, Wozencraft, Morrow, Roberts, Barton, Addison, Campbell, Rutherford, Mason etc. etc.

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