Rumaldo Manzanares, 1900, one of the first settlers of La Plaza de los Manzanares (a.k.a Manzanares, Garcia, in Costilla County). He moved to Colorado from Tierra Amarilla in northern New Mexico.
Notice that Pedro Gonzalez has submitted final homesteading claim for non-coal land in Walsenburg district, with 4 Hispanic witnesses
Policarpio ran a cattle and sheep ranch operation near Trinidad with his brother Juan Antonio and his father
Notice in paper by shepherds registering the brand marks for their sheep, 1899
Description of how Hispanic farmers along Purgatoire River in Las Animas County threshed grain
Hispanics owned flocks of goats that they grazed outside Trinidad
Hilario Herminio Paiz (Herman) sits on a horse-drawn plow on his ranch in Gulnare (Las Animas County), 1915
Mexican charro-style saddle with a wide seat, big slick horn, and bull-nose style tapaderos. Used by Antonio Cipriano Gutierrez (1842-1929) of Colfax County, New Mexico, and Las Animas County, Colorado.
