Old Lea County, N.M.
Blog Posts
History
“Uncle Bill” Oden Talks About the Old Days
Creation of Lea County
Founding of Eunice
Founding of Jal
Founding of Tatum
Hat Ranch
Hobbs and New Hobbs
Hobbs Oil Field
Hobbs’ First Teacher
Joe Cooper Recalls Early Days In Jal
Joseph C. Lea, Namesake of Lea County
Lea County Fair and Rodeo
Oil Discovery in Jal
Old Baldy
Open Range Cowboy Association
Pioneer Woman Tells of First Days of Jal
Power’s Motel
Ranches
Buckeye Sheep Ranch
High Lonesome Ranch
Texas & New Mexico Railway
The Linam Buffalo Herd
The Monument in Monument
The Peveler Family
The Rock Hill Neighborhood of Lovington
Tootie Schnaubert and Tootie’s Cashway
William Rufus Shafter and the Monument
1950 Rededication of the World War II Memorial
Towns and Communities
Buckeye
Buckeye Related Pages from the 1940 Federal Census
David L. Minton’s Buckeye Photos
Caprock
Crossroads
Humble City
Knowles
Maljamar
McDonald
Monument
Nadine
Oil Center
Pearl
Plainview
Prairieview
People
A. J. Crawford
Addison “Add” Jones
Allen Clinton Heard
Archie Dow Wood
Charlie Campbell
Dale “Tuffy” Cooper
Deputy Sheriff J. M. Clifton
Dr. Allen Price Terrell
Fern Sawyer
Harold L. Runnels
Henry Clay McGonagill
J. L. Burke, Jr.
Jack Danglade
Jake McClure
Jimmy Franklin
John Scharbauer
John Thomas Easley and Lorena Lee Anderson
Max Evans
Pearl Ditmore – Owner/Operator of Pearl’s Restaurant in Lovington
Sister Mary Fides (formerly Agnes Cecelia Gough)
The Fort Family
The Hobbs Family
The Lee Family
The Madera Family and the Pitchfork Ranch
Tom and Evelyn Linebery
William Middleton Nelson “Bob” Beverly
William Standifer Williams and Minnie Alice Anderson Williams
Pioneer Families
Byers and Hobbs Families
Clyde D. Woolworth and the Woolworth Family
Samuel Rose Cooper, Early Settler
The Causey Brothers
The Cowden Family
The James B. Love Family
The Joseph Hall Graham Family
The Knowles Family
The Robert F. Love Family
Walter Colquitt Cochran
Obituaries
Obituaries, A-E
Obituaries, F-J
Obituaries, K-O
Obituaries, P-T
Obituaries, U-Z
Contact Us
Buckeye Related Pages from the 1940 Federal Census
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