Nathan B. Robinson—June 1, 1882. Killed by Apaches near Reidhead.
Nathan C. Tenney—June 24, 1882. Unintentionally shot by Mexicans in course of riot at St. Johns.
Jacob S. Ferrin—July 19, 1882. Killed by Apaches 12 miles east of San
Carlos.
Mrs. W.N. Fife—Sept. 11, 1884. Murdered at her home in the Sulphur Springs Valley. She had given a Mexican dinner and was rewarded by a shot in the back. A 13-year-old daughter was saved by the timely arrival of a Mexican employee. The murderer, only known as Jesus, was captured the following day by a posse of settlers and, after full determination of guilt, was hanged to a tree. The murderer's skull now is in possession of Dr. Ezra Rich of Ogden, Utah.
Lorenzo and Seth Wright—Dec. 1, 1885. Ambushed by Apaches in Gila
Valley.
Frank Thurston—May 23, 1886. Killed by Apaches six miles west of Pima.
Lot Smith—June 20, 1892. Killed by Navajos near Tuba.
Chas. L. Flake—Dec. 8, 1892. Killed by fugitive criminal at Snowflake.
Horatio Merrill and 14-year-old daughter, Eliza—Dec. 3, 1895. Killed by Apaches at Ash Springs, 30 miles east of Pima. This crime has been charged to the infamous Apache Kid.
Isaac Benj. Jones—May 12, 1897. Killed at El Dorado Canyon, near the Colorado River. While freighting ore to a mill, he was ambushed and shot from his wagon by a Paiute, Avote, who murdered several other whites before being run down and killed by Indians on Cottonwood Island, where he had taken refuge.