Index
Index This index does not include individual entries for those men who are only listed as casualties in the Appendix. If one of the casualties is also referred to in the body of the text, he is included in the index. If an entry is italicized, it indicates that the reference to the individual or organization is on a figure, map, or photograph. Abo Pass, 16 Abreau, Captain Francisco (First New Mexico Volunteers), 36,130 Adair, Captain Isaac (Seventh Texas Mounted Volunteers), 124,126, 157n9 Alamosa, 21 Albuquerque, 3, 11, 15, 103, 105, 107-10 Alexander, Captain William (FourthTexas Mounted Volunteers),57, 98,123,125, 157n9 Apache Indians, 16,41, 88,108, 110,115, 148nl9 Apache Canyon, 108, 121 Archer, Captain Samuel (Union Headquarters), 128 Arizona, 3, 5-6 Arizona Rangers (Second Texas Mounted Rifles), 33, 44, 124-25, 135-36 Armijo, Colonel Manuel (First New Mexico Militia), 26, 59,127-28, 131 artillery: description of, 105,151nl3,153n9, 161n2,161n5(ch9), 161nlO;use of at Valverde, 31, 80,86, 155n37, 161n4, 161n9,161nl3. See also Bennett,Lieutenant Jordan; Bradford, Lieutenant James; Hall's Battery; McGuinness, Lieutenant Joseph; McRae's Battery; Reily, Lieutenant John; Teel's Battery; Wood, Lieutenant William Baca, Major Luis (Third New Mexico Volunteers ), 131 Baca, Captain Romdn (Second New Mexico Volunteers), 130 Baca, First Lieutenant Saturnine (Second New Mexico Volunteers), 35 Baca y Delgado, Captain Manuel (Second New Mexico Volunteers),130 Baca y Padilla, Captain Marcos (Second New Mexico Volunteers),130 Baca y Salazar,Lieutenant Colonel Jesus M. (Second New Mexico Volunteers),34, 58, 130 Baca y Ulibarri, Major Faustino (Third New Mexico Volunteers), 131 bands, 35-36, 74 Barrientos, Captain Saturnine (Fifth New Mexico Volunteers), 36,105,127,131, 141, 157nl, 160n23, 164n31 Bascom, Captain George (Sixteenth U.S. Infantry commanding Company C, Seventh U.S. Infantry),88, 102, 104, 127, 129, 137-38, 162nl2 Bass, Lieutenant Demetrius (Fifth Texas Mounted Volunteers),70,102,134 Baum, Private Benjamin (First New Mexico Volunteers), 28, 137 Baylor's Command (see Second Texas Mounted Rifles) Baylor, Lieutenant Colonel John R. (Second Texas Mounted Rifles), 12,41, 61,148nl9 Belen,3, 16,144,166nl8 Bell, Lieutenant Joseph M. (Fifth New Mexico Volunteers attached to McRae's Battery), 50, 86-89, 87, 129, 152n25,162nl5 Benjamin, Judah (Confederate Secretaryof State), 104 177 Bennett, Lieutenant Jordan (TeePs Battery, Second Texas Mounted Rifles), 51,75, 126, 148n21, 155n37 Bergman, Captain Edward (First New Mexico Volunteers), 130 Berry, Private Harrison (Colorado Volunteers), 99, 140, 144, 164nlO Bill, Chief Surgeon Joseph H. (Union Headquarters ), 99,128 Bosque Bonita, 22 Bosque Farms (see Los Pinos) Bradford, Lieutenant James (Teel's Battery, Second Texas Mounted Rifles), 44,51, 53, 55-57,64,126, 148n21,155n37 Branch, Captain Ricardo (Third New Mexico Volunteers), 131, 153n8,157nl brevet ranks, 117,146n6(ch2) brigade (definition of), 147nll Brigands (Second Texas Mounted Rifles), 44, 124-25, 135-36,154nl5 Brosee, Captain John (Third New Mexico Volunteers), 131 Brotherton, Captain David (Fifth U.S. Infantry ), 48, 55, 64, 73-74, 93,127,129, 142, 154nlO, 157nl, 160n23, 166n24 Brown, Private Hugh (Colorado Volunteers), 37,137 Buckholts, Captain Charles (FourthTexas Mounted Volunteers), 123,125, 157n9 California, 1, 3, 6, 12,120, 147n9 Campbell, Captain George W. (Fifth Texas Mounted Volunteers), 58,123,126, 157n9 Canadian River,3, 15-16 Canby, Colonel Edward R. S.: activities before battle, 14-16, 21-23, 25, 27-29, 32-39, 143; assessments of, 6,45,104,111-20; attitude toward New MexicoVolunteers, 14, 23, 25, 28, 99, 104-5,115-16,144, 163n26; biographical information, 13-14, 109-10; movements, activities, and locations during the battle, 42-43,51-52, 59, 65, 71-73, 75-85, 77, 81, 83, 89-99, 93, 156n38,157n5,158nl5,160n23, 163n28; organizational affiliation, 26, 127-28, 143; personal relationship with Sibley, 13-14, 100, 148nl3; post-battle activities, 99-102,104-5,107,117,144, 163n26 Carson, Colonel Christopher "Kit" (First New Mexico Volunteers), 26, 33, 35,44-45, 52, 56, 65, 71, 73, 77, 89, 92-94, 110, 113, 115, 119, 127,128, 130, 157n5, 160n23, 161nlO casualties, 28, 36-37, 55, 57, 61, 68-70, 72, 88-89, 95, 97-106, 120-21, 132-44, 151n7, 157n2,159nlO, 159nl3, 159nl7, 162nl5, 163n29,163n8(chlO), 164nlO, 164n36, 166nl7 Chac6n, Captain Rafael (First New Mexico Volunteers), 20-22, 27-29, 33, 35-36,42, 44, 46, 59, 61, 64, 102, 115,130, 151n7, 153n8, 154nl3, 157n41,157nl(ch6), 158nll Chavez, Major Jos£ F. (First New Mexico Volunteers), 127,130 Chavez...
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