A NEW MEXICO INDEX: W

8/22/2005

Waatsa, Bryant, Jr. (Zuni jeweler) - ZVS

WAC   see      Western Athletic Conference

Wacha, Laura (Bernardo painter) - p. 90 & 127

Wacondo, Elizabeth (Laguna Pueblo librarian) - Albuquerque Journal, 10-26-97, p. B-1+

Waddingham, Wilson (1st owner of the Bell Ranch) - TGTTW

Wade, Charlie & Dorothy (jazz musician, award-winning gardener & northern NM Living Treasures) - LTCGS

Wade, Edward Clements (Las Cruces District Attorney) - MVP

Wadsworth, Bertha (Hopi basket weaver) - HBWANF

Wagner, Jim (Taos artist & craftsmen) - RGHSFC p. 56+

Wagner, Roy (Taos realist painter of the contemporary cowboy in acrylic) - CWA

Wagner, Sallie (founding member of the Archeological Society of America, a fellow of the School of American Research, former owner of a trading post at Wide Ruins, now Santa Fe author & a Living Treasure of northern NM) - EDTSF;  LTCGS;  SFH&G p. 177+

Wagon Mound, NM - MTNVL

Wait (Waite), Frederick T. "Dash" (gunman involved in the Lincoln Co. War) - EWL&O;  LCWDH

Waitzkin, Howard (UNM professor & the director of the Division of Community Medicine in the Department of Family & Community Medicine at UNM & author of Second Sickness Contradiction of Capitalist Health Care) - Albuquerque Journal, 4-14-02, p. F-6

Waldrip, Sophie Rodriguez (San Miguel teacher & State Supervisor of Education for Sandoval county) - SWSW

Waldron, Tom (NM steel sculptor) - CAINM

Waldrum, Harold Joe (T or C painter, etcher & linocut artist) - LTW;  S&VIR p. 27;  SOQCA p. 91 & 128

Walker, Ally (actress) - Albuquerque Journal, 10-13-93, p. B-7

Walker, Kenneth (Cerrillos WWII Medal of Honor winner, for whom Walker Air Force Base in Roswell was named) - LGMRR p. 24;  NMABM p. 502

Walker, Lillie (Navajo weaver) - RWW p. 102-103

Walker, Stephen (English filmmaker, writer & director of an Emmy Award-winning documentary on Hiroshima & author of Shockwave: Countdown to Hiroshima*) - Albuquerque Journal, 7-31-05, p. F-6+

Walker, W. Stuart (Albuquerque Transcendental painter) - AMAL;  TONMT

Walker Air Force Base (Roswell) - RUOTP;   TOH2 p. 20+;      see also         Walker, Kenneth

Walker Air Force Base Elementary School (Roswell) - TOH2 p. 184+

Walking by the River         see      Nailor, Gerald

Wall, Jim (CEO of AMREP Southwest) - "Albuquerque's Who's Who", New Mexico Business Journal, 9-85,    p. 45+

Wall, Marisa (NMSU associate professor of horticulture) - Albuquerque Journal, Sage, 10-97, p. 7+

Wallace, Lewis [Lew] (Union general, during the US Civil War, territorial governor of NM & author of Ben Hur: a Tale of the Christ) - AMWE;  CWREH;  FFOLC;  GIBLUC;  GRWVG;  GSILC;  HONMR2;  HOTLCW;  KOTS;  LCWDH;  LM;  NEWMX;  NMTY;  NTGSF;  RRR p. 85+;  SBSNA;  SWH;          see also     Wallace, Susan Arnold Elston

Wallace, Michael (Albuquerque muralist of Calabacillas Arroyo) - Albuquerque Journal, 11-28-97, p. C-1

Wallace, Susan Arnold Elston (wife of Territorial Governor Lew Wallace & author) - NEWMX;  NONMW;  SWH

Wallace, Wayne (Estancia Valley farmer) - DATNM p. 179+

Walley, Augustus (Buffalo Soldier who won the US Army Medal of Honor, during the Apache Campaign)  BDOA;  BVBSMH;    see also         Buffalo Soldiers

Wallis, Martha Hyer (Santa Fe actress & owner of a renowned house & garden) - BAWHH p. 132+

Wallis, Michael (part-time Santa Fe resident, essayist included in En Divina Luz: the Penitente Moradas of New Mexico & author of Route 66: the Mother Road) - Albuquerque Journal, 10-21-01, p. F-8+;  Albuquerque Journal, 07-15-01, p. F-8+ 

Walsh, Charles F. (aviator who flew the 1st plane in NM) - RRR p. 111+;  SFTBS

Walston, Jim (Albuquerque realist carbon pencil delineator of ranch life) - A&AONM;  AONM2;  CWA

Walter, Paul A.F. (Santa Fe New Mexican & New Mexico Historical Review editor, director of the Santa Fe Fiesta & Associate Director of the Museum of New Mexico) - HEWAFR;  TAATP

Walters, Anna Lee (Pawnee-Otoe-Missouria author & editor, educated at the Institute of American Indian Arts, in Santa Fe) - DNAL;  GUNA;  LAI;  STTAIL

Walters, Curt (realist oil painter of the Southwestern landscape, born in Las Cruces) - CWA;  LTW;  SBSNA

Walters, Gertrude (Canoncito Navajo author & poet) - NPW

Walters, Mary (1st woman appointed to the NM State Supreme Court) - AT;  SATW p. 32;  Albuquerque Journal, 10-26-94, p. C-3

Walters, Robert (abstract expressionist painter, printmaker, architect & retired UNM professor emeritus of architecture) - Albuquerque Journal, 4-20-03, p. F-3;  Albuquerque Journal, 3-15-98, p. D-4;  Albuquerque Journal, 10-19-97, p. D-2

Walters, William (train robber, thief, member of the Black Jack Ketchum gang & escape artist) - EWL&O;  ROBRR;  TTASPRFA;                     see also         Bronco Bill

Waltz (traditional Hispanic folk music) - FFMNM p. 4

Waltz of the Broom (El Valse de la Escoba) - LRCAT p. 142+

Waltz of the Scarves (El Valse de los Panos) - LRCAT p. 143+

Wamsley, Suanne (Ruidoso equine artist) - A&AONM;  AONM2;  AONM3

Wa-pa-wa-gie          see      Fragua, Laura

Waquie, Aloysius (Jemez runner, known as "King of the Mountain") - ATH;  DATNM p. 100+

Waquie, Corina (Jemez Pueblo fry bread maker & mother of Al Waquie, interview) - SFTBS p. 102

War Eagles Air Museum (Santa Teresa, NM) - NMWS

Ward, Johnny          see      Moore, Bad Man

Ward House, in Las Vegas - HITAT

Warder, William (Mora-born muralist who is responsible for starting the NM Artist-in-Residence Program) - AMAL;  TONMT

Wardwell, Gwen (Santa Fe owner of Eden Landscapes) - Albuquerque Journal, 11-2-97, Sage, p. 9+

Warfield, Susan      see      Yonkers, Susan

Warm Mountain      see      Aguilar, Jose Vicente

Warner, Edith (Pennsylvania high school teacher who opened a tea room & served the members of the Manhattan Project; author of In the Shadow of Los Alamos: Selected Writings of Edith Warner; she is profiled in The House at Otowi Bridge by Peggy Pond Church & fictionalized in Frank Waters’ Woman at Otowi Crossing) - SWH

Warner, Estella Ford (physician, public health administrator & the 1st woman to receive a commission in the US military corp.) - NONMW;  SATW p. 46+  

Warner, Jack (Silver City-area author of Shikar, an adventure novel set in northern Georgia) - Albuquerque Journal, 9-7-03, p. F-7

Warner, Lane (Santa Fe executive chef for La Fonda, honored by the James Beard Foundation) - Santa Fean, 6-03, p. 84+

Warner, Sharon Oard (UNM assistant professor, director of the creative writing program there, founding director of the Taos Summer Writers’ Conference, editor & novelist) - Albuquerque Journal, 4-30-00, p. F-7

Warren, Adelina Otero (author, educator & 1930's political activist) - EHA;   see also        

Otero-Warren, Adelina

Otero-Warren, Maria Adelina E.

Otero-Warren, Nina

Warren, Nina Otero

 

 

Warren, Elizabeth C. (organizer of Silver City’s 1st hospital) - SATW p. 39

Warren, Nancy Hunter (Santa Fe researcher at the Laboratory of Anthropology, photographer & author) - Albuquerque Journal, 8-27-95, p. C-14

Warren, Nina Otero (author, suffragist, educator & 1930's businesswoman) - HHNM;          see also        

Otero-Warren, Adelina

Otero-Warren, Maria Adelina E.

Otero-Warren, Nina

Warren, Adelina Otero

 

 

Warren House (Silver City hotel) - HITAT;  New Mexico Magazine, 4-96, p. 22

Warrior, Della (Santa Fe president of the Institute of American Indian Arts) - SANFEORG p. 89 & 113

Washington, George (Lincoln Co. War participant) - WROLC

Washington, Col. John Marshall (Provisional Governor & Civil War participant) - RWS35P;  SBSNA;  TINM

Wasp, Tarantula Hawk (NM State Insect)           see      New Mexico State Symbols

Wasson, Susan (part-time bookseller at Bookworks & lobbyist who's convinced several major publishers to buy books from small presses & republish them) - Albuquerque Journal, 12-29-02, p. F-8+

Waste Isolation Pilot Project (Carlsbad) - ANM p. 197+;  Albuquerque Journal, 6-6-99, p. B-1+;  Albuquerque Journal, 3-28-99, p. B-1+

Waste Isolation Pilot Project - 1st Shipment from LANL - Albuquerque Journal, 3-26-99, p. A-1+

Watchempino, Laura (Acoma Pueblo poet & journalist) - REACNAL

Water in NM, Origins - SPAPAT p. 123+

Water in 20th Century NM - E20NMH p. 29+;  HONMR2;  New Mexico Historical Review, 7-00, p. 397+;  Albuquerque Journal, 9-19-99, p. D-16+; see also         Rio Hondo Reclamation Project

Waterman, Ron (Southwest Air Ranger pilot) - DATNM p. 147+

Waters, Barbara (Taos psychotherapist, teacher, author of Celebrating the Coyote, about her life with her husband, Frank Waters) - Book Talk, 7-99, p. 8

Waters, Elizabeth (instructor of modern dance & professional dancer) - NONMW;  SATW p. 49

Waters, Frank (famed Taos author) - BLSGGR;  ENCFROW;  GUW;  L&LWSW;  LHAW;  LNMEF p. 50+;  LoELoC;  OSNS p. 6+;  SERPTN;  SWH;  TIAV;  TLL;  UVMDLH;  WTSW;  Books of the Southwest, Fall 98, p. 5;  Book Talk, 10-98, p. 14;  Book Talk, 9-95, p. 6+;  obituary - Albuquerque Journal, 6-4-95, p. D-8;      see also         Frank Waters Foundation

(Bette) Waters House, in Las Cruces - HITAT

Watrous, Samuel (Sapello trader) - OHNM p. 52+;  TWTV p. 39

Watrous, NM - MTNVL

Watson-Jones, Virginia (Capitan co-author of Capitan, New Mexico, 1900-2000, Home of Smokey Bear, the Living Symbol) - New Mexico Magazine, 3-02, p. 14

Wattan           see      Sweezy, Carl (Arapaho artist)

Watterson, Bill (Ohio-born cartoonist who lived in New Mexico in the late 1980s, most well-known for his Calvin & Hobbes cartoon strips & books) - The Plain Dealer, 12-20-98

Watts, Cynthia Star Flower Dunlap (San Ildefonso Pueblo potter) - FFIPP p. 261

Watts, John (18-year-old who spent seven months in Santa Fe just before the Civil War & who kept a journal of his time there) - WWWYW;  Albuquerque Journal, 5-23-99, p. F-5

Watts, Patricia (Activities Director of Sandia High School & host of "Fourth Culture" TV show, honored by the N.A.A.C.P.) - Albuquerque Journal, 2-23-94, p. C-3

Wauneka, Annie Dodge (1st woman member of the Navajo Tribal Council) - AIW;  CNNAH;  HWGBW;  IW13;  NONMW;  PL&P;  SATW p. 47

Wauneka, Katie (Navajo weaver) - SNGLOM

WaveFront Sciences (Albuquerque) - New Mexico Magazine, 2-99, p. 62

Weaver, Dennis (actor & Taos owner of two Earthship houses) - USDSA p. 140+;  see also         Reynolds, Michael

Weaver, R.C. "Doc" (Santa Fe watercolorist) - A&AONM

Weaving, Hispanic - CWTTT;  LRCAT p. 69+;  NMVA;  TNHAC p. 109+       see also

Archuleta, Epifania (Eppie)

Chimayo Blankets

Chimayó Weavings

Coronado, Cordelia

Ikat

Jerga

Martínez, Agueda Salazar

Ortega, David

Ortega, Nicacio & Virginia

Rio Grande Blanket

Saltillo

Tierra Wools

Trujillo, Irvin & Lisa

Trujillo, Jacobo O. "Jake"

Vallero

 

Weaving, Indian - NMVA               see also        

Bayeta

Chief Blanket

Eye-Dazzlers

Germantown

Indigo

Navajo Rugs

Navajo Weavers

Saxony

Teec Nos Pos

Two Grey Hills

 

 

Webb, James J. (Santa Fe Trail trader & later Senator from Connecticut) - NMRR

Webb, Jeannie (Albuquerque Police Dept.) - Albuquerque Journal, 12-3-95, Sage, p. 16+

Webb, John Joshua (former sheriff, then Las Vegas outlaw) - EWL&O;  RATRG p. 49+;  WOTWW

Webb, Laura (member of the NM’s earliest black women’s club, the Home Circle Club) - SHWSPP

Webb, Melody (author of her memoirs, A Woman in the Great Outdoors: Adventures in the National Park Service, who received her PhD in history from UNM & did historic preservation work in Santa Fe) - Albuquerque Journal, 12-14-03, p. F-7

Webb, Todd (Santa Fe photographer) - AOTWCNM

Wechsler, Nick (Albuquerque actor on TV’s "Roswell" & "Team Knight Rider") - Albuquerque Journal, 10-8-99, C-1+;  Albuquerque Journal, 9-19-97, C-1+

Wedding Customs in Albuquerque’s North Valley - SRPLOH p. 68+

Wedding Songs (traditional Hispanic) - MDLVH p. 128+;     see also         Entriega de los Novios  &  Marcha de los Novios

Wedding Vases (traditonal Pueblo pottery design) - SCPT

Wedge-Weave (type of Navajo rug) - WIBNB;     see also         Navajo Rugs  &  Weaving, Indian

Weeds in NM - Albuquerque Journal, 7-25-99, p. A-1+

Weft Ikat blankets (traditional, Hispanic weavings) - TNHAC p. 124+;            see also         Ikat

Wegrzyn, Dory (development director for the Sawmill Community Land Trust) - Mirage, Spring 1998, p. 12+

Weigle, Marta (Albuquerque professor of anthropology, English, & American Studies, chair of the Dept. of American Studies at UNM; expert historian & folklorist) - L&LWSW

Weininger, Dave (Santa Fe founding partner of Daylight Chemical Information Systems & inventor of SMILES, a chemical nomenclature system) - INFOMESA

Weinman, Michael & Latifa (owners & builders of the Islamic Musalla, a Muslim mosque in Taos) - NMSRSP p. 64+

Weinstein, Mark      see      SuperGroups.com Inc.

Weinzirl, John (UNM professor & author of more than 45 journal articles about climatology, bacteriology & tuberculosis) - AFC3CR

Weishaus, Joel (Albuquerque poet) - New Mexico Magazine, 2-99, p. 42

Weisman, John (novelist of Jack in the Box, including the character of Ed Howard, the Santa Fe ex-CIA agent who worked for the NM Legislative Finance Committee, & later defected to Russia) - Albuquerque Journal, 8-7-05, p. F-6

Weisskopf, Victor (Manhattan Project physicist) - H’SW;  MOTAB;  SECRE

Welsh, Arthur “Curly” (has devoted 25 years to Santa Fe, after 64 previous years of dedication to NM in general, to his hometown of Peña Blanca, to Albuquerque & to his country.  In WW II he joined the Army & served in the Philippines & Japan, while his wife was raising two small children on his corporal's pay.  After the war he built an enormously successful real estate agency in Albuquerque.  He served as president of many organizations: the March of Dimes, the Girl Scouts, the Fellowship of Christians & Jews, the Game Protective Association, the Highway 85 Association, the Albuquerque Board of Realtors & the Chamber of Commerce. He was an elder in the Presbyterian Church, & active in the Elks. He was a founder of the Albuquerque Osteopathic Hospital, now Carrie Tingley Hospital.  He & his wife moved to Santa Fe 25 years ago. He plunged into local affairs, including the state’s unofficial good-will-ambassador organization, the NM Amigos; the Santa Fe Don Quixotes; the First Presbyterian Church; & the Santa Fe chapter of the Westerners.  He’s recognized nationally & in NM as a Realtor Emeritus & is a Santa Fe Living Treasure) - http://livingtreasures.kxx.com/ltset.html

Welch, Gerrell "Tiny" (Tatum metal worker who made every street sign in Eunice & Tatum, as well as having an international clientele) - APLNO p. 78

Wells, C.J. (Santa Fe Arikara/Picuris painter, printmaker & musician) - ANA p. 48

Wells, Cady (Jacona & Santa Fe abstract painter) - AINMP;  AOTWCNM;  LAOT;  MODPA;  T&SFAE;  TMAN;  TONMT;  VINMA p. 29+

Wells, Frank (Ebenezer Baptist pastor & Hobbs Gas Co. opponent) - DATNM p. 157+

Wells Fargo in NM - Albuquerque Journal, Business Outlook, 9-27-99, p. 1+

Welsome, Eileen (former Albuquerque Tribune Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter & author of The Plutonium Files: America’s Secret Medical Experiments in the Cold War) - Albuquerque Journal, 10-31-99, p. F-5

Wertheim, Robert (CEO of Southwest Mortgage Co.) - "Albuquerque's Who's Who", New Mexico Business Journal, 9-85, p. 45+

Wesley, Nona (Taos interior designer, muralist & artist) - BAWHH p. 48+

Wesley, Tillier (Santa Fe Creek acrylic painter) - AONM3

WESST Corp. - Albuquerque Journal, 10-6-96, Sage, p. 6

West, Archie (Cerrillos rancher, cowboy, poet & musician) - APLNO p. 33

West, Cynthia (Cerro Gordo artist, poet, painter & co-owner with Reno Myerson, healer & bodyworker, of a renowned house & garden) - SFH&G p. 102+

West, Harold "Hal" (Santa Fe painter, print maker & serigrapher, & father of Jerry) - AMAL;  AOTC&C;  TONMT

West, James (outlaw hanged in Las Vegas) - IHINM p. 51+;  WSGR p. 35+

West, Jerry (Santa Fe muralist & painter) - AOTWCNM;  NMO p. 169+

West, Joseph Rodman [Rodney] (US Civil War Union Major-General who served with Carleton & the 1st California Volunteers in NM & Arizona) - GIBLUC;  TINM

West, Sondra L. Cohn (Albuquerque’s 1st female city council member) - AT

West, W. Richard, Jr. (director of the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian) - EAI;  Native Peoples, 11-12-1-99, p. 59;  Albuquerque Journal, 5-25-90, p. C-1

West By Southwest (Farmington furniture design co.) - RGHSFC p. 127

West Malpais Wilderness - NMWAT

West Potrillo Mountains Wilderness Study Area (southeast of Las Cruces) - NMWAT

Western Athletic Conference (UNM quits) - Albuquerque Journal, 12-27-98, p. D-1+;  Albuquerque Journal, 5-27-98, p. A-1+ & D-1+

Western Edge Press (Santa Fe publishing house which acquired Sherman Asher Publishing) - Albuquerque Journal, 11-24-02, p. F-6

Westlake, Inez B. (Albuquerque designer) - PDADASW;  PUBLODEC p. 33

Weston, Edward (photographer who worked extensively in NM) - AOTWCNM;  UVMDLH

Westphall, Victor (founder of the DAV Vietnam Veteran’s National Memorial & author) - LLLMV;  New Mexico Magazine, 7-01, p. 22+      see also         Vietnam Chapel

Westwork Architects         see      Sperry, Glade, Jr.

Wetherill, John (explorer on the Rainbow Bridge-Monument Valley Expedition) - GETESA;  INDTR

Wetherill, Marietta Palmer (wife of Mesa Verde & Chaco explorer Richard) - QOW;  RWA;  TTASPRFA

Wetherill, Richard (Mesa Verde & Chaco explorer) - CIHA;  DUA p. 146+;  GETESA;  MEFSP;  RWA;  SAD;   see also         Chaco Canyon

Wetteland, John (Cedar Crest MVP of the 1996 World Series) - Albuquerque Journal, 10-28-96, p. B-1+

Whalen, Richard (former professor who has hand-cast in lead, hundreds of Civil War soldiers) - Albuquerque Journal, 1-3-99, p. F-1+

Wheeler, Grant (NM train robber) - ATRG p. 140+;  EWL&O

Wheeler, Linda Hustitio (Zuni jeweler) - ZVS

Wheeler, Thom (Taos woodworker & sculptor) - AAHII p. 75+;  HITAT

Wheeler Peak Wilderness (Sangre de Cristo Mountains) - NMWAT

Wheels Museum (proposed Albuquerque Museum) - Albuquerque Journal, 7-20-03, p. A-1+;  Albuquerque Journal, 5-25-03, p. B-1+

Wheelwright, Mary Cabot (Taos founder of the Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian) - DOTD;  HIS;  QOW;  SATW p. 62

Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian, Santa Fe - EDTSF;   NTGSF p. 116

Whipple, Amiel (topographical engineer who in 1853 led an exploring expedition past El Morro) - RWS35P

Whipple, Greg (Silver City painter & sculptor) - AONM3

Whiptail Lizard, New Mexico (NM State Reptile) - Albuquerque Journal, 6-20-03, p. A-2;            see also             New Mexico State Symbols

"Whiskey Jim"        see      Greathouse, Jim

Whitcraft, Dorothea Fricke (art educator, painter & founder of the New Mexico Art League) - NONMW;  SATW p. 10

White, Amelia Elizabeth (Santa Fe anthropologist, benefactor to the School of American Research, the Laboratory of Anthropology, the Museum of Navajo Ceremonial Art, popularizer of native crafts & sister of Martha) - AOTC&C;  EDTSF;  HIS;  MSF;  PIPTM

White, Aurora Lucero (author, folklorist, Assistant Superintendent of Instruction for the NM public schools & San Miguel Co. Superintendent of Schools) - SWH;        see also         Lucero, Aurora  &  Lucero-White Lea, Aurora

White, Charlotte (widow of sculptor Boris Gilbertson, & owner of the Vigil House in the Barrio de Guadalupe, in Santa Fe) - SFH&G p. 201+

White, Ed (State Fair Superintendent of the Poultry & Rabbit Dept.) - SFTBS p. 96

White, Elizabeth (Hopi potter) - A&II

White, James (Santa Fe trail merchant whose wife & daughter were kidnapped by Jicarilla Apaches) - LONM p. 282+;  RRR p. 29

White, James Phelps (prominent southeastern NM rancher) - FFSSNM

White, Martha (Santa Fe popularizer of native crafts) - AOTC&C;  EDTSF

White, Mary Gerry (Cedar Crest environmental consultant & editor of Decommissioning, Decontamination, & Environmental Restoration at Contaminated Nuclear Sites; author of New Mountains to Climb: Sedan Crater, Nevada Test Site*, a compilation of short stories, poems & her illustrations & Shades of Old Chaparral) - Albuquerque Journal, 8-7-05, p. F-5;  Albuquerque Journal, 11-18-01, p. F-8

White, Paul (Artesia owner of Blanco Engineering & author of Blossoms of Steel) - Mirage, Winter 1998, p. 4

White, Phelps (Roswell rancher & owner of the White House) - HITAT

White, R. Lee (Santa Fe-educated Brulé Sioux painter) - ANA p. 48

White, Robert R. (Albuquerque art historian & author) - Book Talk, 10-98, p. 16;  LNMEF p. 146+

White, Robin (Urban Outreach Environmental Education Specialist for the Petroglyph National Monument) - Albuquerque Woman, 1/2-95, p. 18+;       see also         Petroglyph National Monument

White, Stanford (prestigious NYC architect who designed the Ramona School in Santa Fe) - MSF

White Caps (Las Vegas protestor group formed to protect their land & rights, or vigilantes) - FTNL;  OA;             see also         Gorras Blancas, Las

White Café (Gallup) - NMR66OT p. 103+

White Coral Beads (San Ildefonso Pueblo artist)           see      Peña, Tonita

White Mountain Wilderness - NMWAT

White Oaks, NM - Albuquerque Journal, 7-26-98, p. C-1+       see also         Hoyle House

White Oaks Ghost - AAGLC

White Rock Canyon Petroglyphs - New Mexico Magazine, 4-98, p. 52+

White Sands Asteroid-Hunting Program         see      Lincoln Laboratory  &  LINEAR (Lincoln Near-Earth Asteroid Research project)

White Sands Missile Range - Albuquerque Journal, 9-19-99, C-11;             see also        

Bridal Couple

Charles, Bula

Prather, John

White Sands National Monument - LAMNM;  MONGH;  NMSRSP p. 190+;  NMWAT;  Albuquerque Journal, 9-19-99, C-11;  New Mexico Magazine, 2-99, p. 37+;  Used as Movie Locations - 100YFNM p. 65+

White-Hosmer, Paula        see      Hosmer, Paula

Whitehorse, Emmi (Santa Fe Navajo abstract oil painter) - AOTWCNM;  CAINM;  LTW;  MotW;  SANFEORG p. 104 & 115;  Santa Fean, 8-01, p. 121

Whitehorse, Randy Lee    see      White, R. Lee

Whiteman, James Ridgley (Clovis painter, designer & printer) - TONMT

Whiterock, Cecelia & John (mother & son Navajo potters) - NPT&I

Whiteside, Lucy Jane [Mother] (Zuni Mt. firefighter, rancher, midwife & businesswoman) - MMT&ZM;  SATW p. 38

Whitetail Deer (mammal) - FOTR p. 29+

Whitethorne, Baje (Navajo author of Sunpainters: Eclipse of the Navajo Sun & the illustrator of Native American legends including Father’s Boots*, Monster Birds: a Navajo Folktale, Monster Slayer: a Navajo Folktale & Sika & the Raven*.  His watercolor paintings appear at the Heard Museum, The Smithsonian Museum, The Field Museum, the Gallup Indian Ceremonial & the Museum of Northern Arizona. In 1998 he was named by the Arizona Library Association as an Outstanding Contributor to Children's Literature) - Albuquerque Journal, 8-14-05, p. F-4;  Native Peoples, 7/8-02, p. 88

Whitlock, Ann (former University of Miami professor of theater set & costume design, now Albuquerque watercolor artist) - Albuquerque Journal, 8-25-02, p. F-1+

Whitlock, Dr. J.M. (1st physician to practice in Las Vegas) - WOTWW

Whitlow, Cheryl (Albuquerque librarian & painter) - AONM3

Whitlow, James (Albuquerque painter & musician) - AONM2;  AONM3

Whitmire Canyon Wilderness Study Area - NMWAT

Whitney, James G. (killer of Manuel B. Otero) - MU&MY p. 33+

Whittlesey, Charles (Albuquerque architect who designed the California Mission-style Alvarado Hotel in downtown Albuquerque, the Grand Canyon’s El Tovar Hotel & the Albuquerque Press Club, originally his home, on Highland Park Circle) - AFC3CR;    see also         Albuquerque Press Club  &   Alvarado Hotel

Whitworth, Kathy (NM golfer) - FTRWIS;  HWGBW;  OWA;  SATW p. 57+

Whooping Cranes - SotC                         see also        

Birds, Migratory

Cranes

Sandhill Cranes

Widdison, Jerold G. (City of Albuquerque Transportation Dept., Planning & Programming Division employee, author of New Mexico Then & Now: Contemporary Rephotography, co-author of Archaeological Investigations at Los Esteros Reservoir, The Climate of New Mexico, & contributor to New Mexico in Maps) - Albuquerque Journal, 9-28-03, p. F-8

Widenmann, Robert A. (Deputy involved in the Lincoln Co. War) - EWL&O;  LCWDH

Widger, Katy (Edgewood fiber artist & author of Color Wheel Fabric Dyeing) - Albuquerque Journal, 5-23-99, p. F-1+

Wier, Nevada (Santa Fe editorial travel photographer for National Geographic) - New Mexico Magazine, 7-01, p. 59;  Albuquerque Journal, Sage, 5-4-97, 12+

Wierwille, Tim (Ruidoso potter) - A&AONM

Wiggins, K. Douglas (Roswell painter & sculptor) - AONM2

Wiggins, Lorna (Albuquerque’s YWCA’s legal counsel) - Albuquerque Journal, 2-23-97 p. C-6

Wigner, Eugene Paul (Manhattan Project scientist) - MOTAB;  POSNP

Wilcox, Deborah Bauer (Albuquerque painter) - AONM2

Wild Bunch (robbers) - ATRG p. 132+

Wild Oats (Albuquerque health food stores) - Albuquerque Journal, Business Outlook, 4-21-99, p. 1+

Wild Rivers Recreation Area (Rio Grande Rift) - FGMPW

Will, Blanca (Santa Fe sculptor, educator, painter & tile artist) - TONMT

Willaford, Jason (Silver City encaustic painter, who uses wax on wood & canvas to create paintings of everything from graffiti to bulls & donkeys to cowgirls) - SOQCA p. 92 & 128+;  Southwest Art, 6-28-03

Willeto, Charlie (Navajo carver & the subject of the book, Collective Willeto, the Visionary Carvings of a Navajo Artist) - PSNFA;   Albuquerque Journal, 7-7-02, p. F-6

Willeto, Elizabeth    see     Ignacio, Elizabeth Willeto

Willeto, Harold (Navajo carver) - PSNFA

Willeto, Leonard (Navajo carver) - PSNFA

Willeto, Robin (Navajo carver) - PSNFA

Willi Spiegelberg House, in Santa Fe - OSFT p. 109;              see also         Spiegelberg, Willi  &  Spiegelberg Family

Williams, Anna (Seminole/black Las Cruces farmer & entrepreneur) - BNMBW

Williams, Ben [Shotgun] (US Marshal & Doña Ana Co. Deputy Sheriff) - GMOW p. 25+;  TTASPRFA

Williams, Bett (Santa Fe author of the Generation X novel: Girl Walking Backwards) - Albuquerque Journal, 11-15-98, p. F-5

Williams, Cathy (NM woman who served in the Buffalo Soldiers as a man) - BNMBW;  SATW p. 4+;        see also     Buffalo Soldiers

Williams, Clara Belle Drisdale (1st black graduate of New Mexico A & M) - NONMW;  SATW p. 42+

Williams, Ed             see     

Black Jack

Christian, William T. "Black Jack"

Ketchum, Black Jack (Thomas)

Williams, Eleanor (champion trick rider, Quemado rancher, poet & painter) - QOW

Williams, Ellen (Army laundress and nurse) - WNMF

Williams, Dr. James (Las Cruces surgeon, & during WWII, a Tuskegee Airman) - NMABM p. 498;  VIWWII

Williams, Jayne Simmons (Clovis multi-media painter) - AONM2

Williams, Katheryn (Clovis-born Santa Fe realist painter of adobe buildings) - CWA

Williams, Lorraine (Navajo potter) - PBAIW;  PSNFA

Williams, Moses (Buffalo Soldier who won the US Army Medal of Honor, in NM) - BDOA;  BVBSMH;  FMTM p.161+            see also         Buffalo Soldiers

Williams, O.W. (judge, lawyer & miner) - RRR p. 81+

Williams, "Old" Bill (trapper, explorer & mountain man) - WWC

Williams, Pauline (playwright who began writing at UNM) - SWH

Williams, Robin (Santa Fe magazine columnist, conductor of design for non-designers workshops, & computer author) - Albuquerque Journal, 11-4-01, F-9

Williams, Rose (Navajo potter & mother of Alice Cling) - NPT&I;  TPGB

Williams, Sue (NM painter) - SWHA

Williams, Theolia Sylvester Mayes (prominent Gallup black evangelist) - BNMBW

Williams, Walter Jon (Albuquerque science fiction author) - New Mexico Magazine, 2-99, p. 79+;   Albuquerque Journal, 3-24-92, p. B-1

Williamson, Jack (Portales' award-winning, influential & prolific science fiction author) - Albuquerque Journal, Venue, 2-13-04;  New Mexico Magazine, 2-99, p. 69+

Williamson, Tom (archaeologist who co-discovered a duck-billed Parasaurolophus dinosaur in the De-Na-Zin Wilderness) - New Mexico Magazine, 2-97, p. 19;  Albuquerque Journal, 2-5-96, p. A-1;  Albuquerque Journal, 8-26-95, p. D-1

Willie, Roger (Navajo artist & actor who starred in Windtalkers, the movie about the Navajo Code Talkers)  Albuquerque Journal; 5-12-02, p. A-1

Willis, Brooks (Farmington-born, Taos painter, UNM instructor & collage artist) - AMAL;  TONMT

Willis, Joseph Roy [J.R.] (Gallup, later Albuquerque painter, illustrator, muralist, cartoonist, photographer, postcard artist & curio shop entrepreneur) - AFC3CR;  AMAL;  E20NMH p. 199+

Willman, Cheryl (team leader of leukemia gene research at UNM) - Albuquerque Journal, 9-5-93, Sage, p. 10;  Mirage, Spring 1993, p. 16

Willson, Harry (Albuquerque author & owner of Amador Publishers) - Albuquerque Tribune, 12-13-96 p. B-9;  Albuquerque Journal, 11-19-95, p. I-16+;  Albuquerque Journal, 4-16-95, p. C-12+

Wilmeth, Ernest, II (NM sculptor) - AONM2

Wilson, Audrey Spencer (Navajo weaver) - RWW p. 54 & 86-87

Wilson, Billy             see      Anderson, David L.

Wilson, Chris (Albuquerque historian of New Mexican neighborhoods & architecture, professor of Cultural Landscape Studies at UNM, & author) - Albuquerque Journal, 3-24-02, p. F-6;  Albuquerque Journal, 2-24-02, p. F-6+;  Albuquerque Journal, 5-30-99, p. F-5

Wilson, Clara & Jimmy (Navajo potters) - TPGB

Wilson, Elsie Jim (Navajo weaver) - RWW p. 36

Wilson, Heather (US Representative) - Albuquerque Journal, 11-5-98, p. A-1;  Albuquerque Journal, 11-4-98, p. A-1;  Albuquerque Journal, 6-26-98, p. A-1+;  Albuquerque Journal, 6-24-98, p. A-1+;         see also     Hone, Jay (her husband)

Wilson, Jane Adeline (woman who escaped from the Comanches) - FMTM p. 2+;  RRR p. 57+

Wilson, Jane S. (editor, author & Manhattan Project physicist's wife) - STAN&MDO

Wilson, Jimmy & Clara (Navajo potters) - NPT&I;  TPGB

Wilson, John B. "Juan Bautista" (Lincoln justice of the peace, during the Lincoln Co. War) - EWL&O;  LCWDH

Wilson, John (Las Cruces former archaeologist for the Museum of NM, historian, professional consultant in historical & archaeological research, author & editor) - New Mexico Magazine, 3-02, p. 12+

Wilson, Keith (Clovis-born, Las Cruces poet, retired NMSU professor emeritus, twice-nominated for the National Book Award) - L&LWSW;  NMPR;  SWH;  Albuquerque Journal, 3-15-98, p. C-10+

Wilson, Larry (Santa Fe dinosaur sculptor) - Albuquerque Journal, 4-20-97, p. C-6+

Wilson, Laura E. (landscape architect who worked for the National Park Service & is now retired.  She worked for over 30 years to make Santa Fe a more beautiful & enjoyable place to live.  Her concern over the increasing congestion of traffic launched Ms. Wilson as a local activist involved with quality of life issues. She organized her neighborhood association & was active in organizing other neighborhood associations to move toward preserving & improving local parks such as City Park on Pueblo Drive, just west of Don Diego Avenue, developed the Railyard Park off Guadalupe Street & Entrada Park at the intersection of Cerrillos Road & Don Diego.  She’s been named a Santa Fe Living Treasure) - http://livingtreasures.kxx.com/ltset.hhtml

 

Wilson, Luther (editor of UNM Press) - Albuquerque Journal, 7-17-05, p. F-5

Wilson, Dr. Robert (member of the Albuquerque team who competed in the National Poetry Slam Championships) - Albuquerque Journal, 7-28-96, p. D-15+

Wilson, Vernon Coke (lawman in NM, TX & AZ) - EWL&O

Wilson, Wally (Roswell native, radio announcer & author of U.F.O.cabulary Is Easy…Just Read Between the Dots!, a collection of humorous stories) - Albuquerque Journal, 9-15-02, p. F-8

Wilson, William (killer of Bob Casey, Rio Hondo rancher & 1st man legally hanged in Lincoln Co.) - EWL&O;  GRWVG;  WSGR p. 52+

Wilton, Anna K. [Keener, Anna E.] (Gallup, Taos, director of the ENMU Art Department & Santa Fe painter, lithographer & wood sculptor) - AMAL;  TONMT

Windom, Barbara (Tesuque interior designer)               see      Casa Alegre

Windsong Gallery (Taos) - AAGSOC p. 85+

Wink, Susan (Roswell clay artist) - SOQCA p. 93 & 129

Winkler, Gershon (Cuba, NM rabbi & author of many religious books, including Magic of the Ordinary: Recovering the Shamanic in Judaism & The Way of the Boundary Crosser: an Introduction to Jewish Flexidoxy) - Albuquerque Journal; 5-11-03, p. F-6

Windtalkers movie (about the Navajo Code Talkers) - Native Peoples, 7/8-02, p. 90;  Albuquerque Journal;   5-12-02, p. A-1;  Santa Fean, 11/12-00, p. 21

Wine & Chile Fiesta in Santa Fe - Santa Fean, 9-00, p. 83+

Wine in NM - Santa Fean, 9-01, p. 58+;  Albuquerque Journal, 9-6-95, p. B-1+;  history - NMVA;  SRPLOH p. 109

Winfield, Armand G. (plastics pioneer & founder of UNM’s Training & Research Institute for Plastics) - Albuquerque Journal, 11-19-95, p. A-1+

Winner, Vickie (Ruidoso sculptor) - A&AONM

Winogrand, Garry (photographer of the distinguished photograph, Albuquerque, New Mexico) - NMO p. 175+

Winona Art & Study Club (1930's black Albuquerque women’s club) - SHWSPP

Wipff, Dan (former president of Sandia Federal S&L) - "Albuquerque's Who's Who", New Mexico Business Journal, 9-85, p. 45+

WIPP              see      Waste Isolation Pilot Project

Wirt, Emmet (San Juan Basin character & friend of the Jicarilla Apaches) - CHSNMP p. 88+

Wirth, Nancy Meem (Santa Fe potter & daughter of Faith & John Gaw Meem) - SANFEORG p. 93 & 129;            see also         Meem, Faith  &  Meem, John Gaw

Wirtz, Jack (general manager of Page & Wirtz Construction) - "Albuquerque's Who's Who", New Mexico Business Journal, 9-85, p. 45+

Wise, Audra (Albuquerque actress & model) - Albuquerque Journal, 6-25-99, p. C-1+

Wise, Joe (Santa Fe cardiologist, historical novelist & author of a travel book) - Albuquerque Journal, 10-5-03, p. F-7;  Albuquerque Journal, 6-9-02 p. F-6

Wishart, Catherine (Albuquerque award-winning make-up artist who grew up in New Zealand, journalist, teacher of goddess classes for over 10 years, & author of Teen Goddess: How to Look, Love & Live Like a Goddess, for young adults) - Albuquerque Journal, 9-28-03, p. F-8 

Witchcraft - NMVA;  YISFE

Witches of San Rafaél - M&MONM p. 95+

Witches of Taos - Santa Fean, 5-01, p. 23+

Witemeyer, Hugh (UNM English professor, author of Poetry of Ezra Pound & co-author of Ezra Pound and Senator Bronson Cutting: a Political Correspondence) - Albuquerque Journal, 4-11-04, p. F-7

Withers, Arnold Moore (archaeologist & husband of Malcolm) - AROC p. 250

Withers, Malcolm (Clovis-born anthropologist, now Santa Fe santera) - SMCSS

Withington Wilderness (Datil-Mogollon Volcanic Plateau) - NMWAT

Witkin, Joel-Peter (Albuquerque photographer) - AOTWCNM

Witt, David L. (Taos art historian, curator of the Harwood Foundation, & author) - Santa Fean, 11/12/02, p. 20;  Albuquerque Journal, 11-10-02, p. F-8+

Witter Bynner House (Santa Fe) - NTGSF         see also         Bynner, Witter

Wittick, Ben (19th century photographer who came to NM as the official photographer for the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad, probably the most famous in NM at that time) - PHINM;  New Mexico Magazine, 7-01, p. 32+

Wolf, Christin [McKenzie, Jerry] (Clayton, NM-born, now Albuquerque jewelry designer) - MESD

Wolf, Tom (Taos ecologist for The Land Center, former college professor, & author of In Fire's Way: A Practical Guide to Life in the Wildfire Zone & Near Horizons: a Weekender's Guide to Easy Getaways From Albuquerque) - Albuquerque Journal, 4-27-03, p. F-6

Wolf-Dogs - Santa Fean, 12-97/1-98, p. 36+

Wolfe, Brenda L., Ph.D. (clinical psychologist specializing in the treatment of eating disorders, substance abuse, & post-traumatic stress. She is involved in research collaborations at UNM, & is the co-author with Robert J. Meyers, of Get Your Loved One Sober: Alternatives to Nagging, Pleading, & Threatening) Albuquerque Journal, 2-15-04, p. F-7

Wolfe, Corinne (Santa Fe national winner of the 1986 Social Worker of the Year & a Living Treasure of northern NM) - LTCGS

Wolfe, Florida (manager of Las Ojitas Ranch) - SATW p. 27

Wolfe, Swain (Montana novelist of The Parrot Trainer, a romance set in contemporary NM, involving an art dealer who finds a cache of Mimbres pottery - Albuquerque Journal, 2-9-03, p. F-8

Wolfe, Wayne E. (Santa Fe representational landscape painter of Western mountains) - CWA;  LTW

Wolfert, Lela Bele (Albuquerque romance author) - Albuquerque Journal, 1-19-03, p. F-7;  Albuquerque Journal, 5-11-01, p. D-1+

Wolfskill, William (1800s Taos trapper) - JSMMAW

Wolverines (small mammals) - FOTR p. 18

Wolves (Lobo) - FOTR p. 62+

Women’s Basketball at UNM (began in 1898) - Mirage, Winter 1998, p. 26+

Women’s Board of Trade (Santa Fe) - CABAL             see also         Bartlett, Cora L.

Women’s Care of New Mexico    see      Shattuck, Jane

Women’s Economic Self-Sufficiency Team (WESST Corp.) - Albuquerque Journal, 10-6-96, Sage, p. 6

Women’s Roles in Colonial NM - NMC400Y p. 18+

Wood, K. Rose (early Santa Fe social worker, campaigner for NM women’s community property rights, founder & 1st director of the State Agency on Aging & a Living Treasure of northern NM) - LTCGS;  NMWIP;  SHWSPP

Wood, Margaret (Santa Fe author of A Painter’s Kitchen, based on her years as Georgia O’Keeffe’s companion & chef) - Albuquerque Journal, 7-16-97, p. B-1+

Wood, Mary Antonia (Albuquerque wood artist) - FOFRDF p. 50

Wood, Nancy (Taos & Santa Fe photographer, poet & author) - CSFA p. 69+;  DOTD;  SERPTN;  New Mexico Magazine, 7-99, p. 12;  Book Talk, 7-99, p. 6;  Albuquerque Journal, 3-21-99, p. F-5;  Book Talk, 10-98, p. 3;  Albuquerque Journal, 10-19-97, p. C-7+

Wood, Richard L. (associate professor of sociology at UNM & winner of the 2003 Best Book Award, awarded by the Sociology of Religion section of the American Sociological Association for Faith in Action: Religion, Race, & Democratic Organizing in America) - Albuquerque Journal, 10-19-03, p. F-7

Wood, Summer (northern NM, designer & builder of small houses, & novelist of Arroyo) - Publisher’s Weekly, 4-30-01, p. 50;  Albuquerque Journal, 5-27-01, p. F-7

Wood House (Professor J.A.), in Santa Fe - OSFT p. 121

Woodbury, Nathalie (anthropologist of the Zuni) - DOTD;  HIS

Woodham, Ray (CEO of Presbyterian Health Services) - Albuquerque Journal, 10-30-94, p. I-7

Woodhouse, Charles E. (Albuquerque associate professor emeritus of sociology at UNM & co-author of Santa Fe: a Modern History, 1880-1990) - Albuquerque Journal, 11-11-01, p. F-7

Woodman, Donald (Belen artist who helped restore the Belen Hotel) - New Mexico Magazine, 5-99, p. 44+

Woodruff, Joan Leslie (Albuquerque-born Pueblo Indian short story author & novelist of Ghost in the Rainbow, a crime novel, with NM journalist Myra Whitehawk, who is drawn into the unfolding drama; the Native American novel, Neighbors, also set in NM & a short story collection, Wishes & Windmills*) - Albuquerque Journal, 8-14-05, p. F-6

Woods, Brent (Buffalo Soldier who won the US Army Medal of Honor, during the Apache Campaign) - BDOA;  BVBSMH;    see also         Buffalo Soldiers

Woods, Jack D. (Taos traditional painter & sculptor) - A&AONM;  AONM2;  AONM3;  CWA

Woods, Stuart (part-time Santa Fe novelist) - CSFA p. 81;  Albuquerque Tribune, 12-3-91, p. C-1

Woodward, Dorothy (UNM history professor & major on the wing staff of the NM Civil Air Patrol) - NONMW            

Woody, Elizabeth (Wasco/Navajo/Yakima artist & poet, educated in Santa Fe) - DDCWN;  HPCNAW;  REL;  RTG;  SFTEOTB

Woody, Jack (Santa Fe’s Twin Palms Publishers’ owner) - Albuquerque Journal, 5-12-96, p. C-12+

Woolam, Christopher (Taos builder & furniture maker) - RGHSFC p. 66+

Woolf, Alice (Cuba owner of the biggest piñon) - STAYAW p. 78+

Woolsey, Carl E. (Taos painter, some of whose WPA art can be seen in Carlsbad & Santa Fe) - TONMT

Wootton "Uncle Dick" Richard Lacy (mountain man & builder of the Raton Pass & it’s tollgate-keeper) - ADOAB p. 168;  AMWE;  ASIPC;  MYUOT p. 68+;  SATPAR;  TATRV

Workman, Everly John "Jack" (UNM physicist who led the work on the development of the radio proximity fuse, during WWII) - Albuquerque Journal, 9-19-99, C-10+

World Championship Poetry Bout, origins - UVMDLH

World War I, Effects on NM - HONMR2

World War II, Effects on NM - BTBAIA p. 64+;  HONMR2

World War II, Justice Department Camps in NM - New Mexico Historical Review, 1-74, p. 93+;     see also

Internment Camps in NM during WWII

POW Camps in NM during WWII

Roswell Prisoner of War Camp

World War II, Justice Department Camps, in Lordsburg - MSTIA p. 73+

World War II, Justice Department Camps, in Santa Fe - E20NMH p. 213+;  MSTIA p. 73+

World's Largest All-Wooden Structure - ATHOTB p. 8+

World’s Longest Passenger Tramway - SPHSP p. 3

Worley Family (Worley Mills & Sun Mark Grains owners) - "Generations of Influence", New Mexico Business Journal, 6-90, p. 14

Wörrlein, Günther & Joan (Lamy furniture makers) - RGHSFC p. 115;  New Mexico Magazine, 4-96, p. 43+

Worthington, Nick (Texas outlaw killed in Cimarron) - EWL&O

Wortley Hotel (Lincoln, NM) - ADOAB p. 118+

Wounded Face, Tex (Mandan/Hidatsa modernist sculptor of Indian symbolism, in alabaster & bronze, educated in Santa Fe) - ANA p. 49;  CWA

WPA (Works Progress Administration) - Art in NM - NDITS;  SNH&HA;  TONMT;  Santa Fean, 8-01, p. 53+;   Albuquerque Journal, 10-19-97, p. D-1+ 

WPA Music Project            see      Federal Music Project

WPA Projects in NM - MTMOI p. 53+;  SHWSPP;  STOEH;     see also         Federal Arts Project in NM

WPA Weaving Projects - SNH&HA

Wrede, Joseph (Taos executive chef for Joseph's Table, honored by the James Beard Foundation) - Santa Fean, 6-03, p. 84+

Wren, Jim (Los Alamos astronomer) - Albuquerque Journal, 3-26-99, p. B-1+

Wright, Jay (Albuquerque born & raised, now Vermont poet) - Albuquerque Journal, 10-3-99, p. F-6

Wright, Sharon (senior VP for Sunwest Bank) - Albuquerque Journal, 2-23-97 p. C-7

Wright’s Trading Post - PDADASW;  PUBLODEC p. 30+

Writers’ Editions (1930s cooperative group of writers founded by Alice Corbin Henderson & Haniel Long) - LNMEF p. 14+;          see also        

Corbin, Alice

Henderson, Alice Corbin

Long, Haniel

W S Ranch (northwest of Silver City) - RRR p. 69+

Wurlitzer, Helene V.B. (Socorro & Taos patron of the arts & founder of the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation which established a residency program for musicians, writers & artists) - TAATP

Wyaco, Virgil (Zuni tribal government official & author of A Zuni Life: a Pueblo Indian in Two Worlds) - New Mexico Historical Review, 1-99, p. 95+

Wyeth, Henriette (San Patricio painter & wife of painter Peter Hurd) - CERC;  EWAW p. 220+;  HITAT;  RUOTP;  SBSNA;  VINMA p. 72+;  Santa Fean, 1/2-97, p. 32+             see also        

de la Fuente, Peter

Hurd, Michael

Hurd, Peter

Rogers, Peter

Wylder, Meldrum K. (turn-of-the-century pediatrician who delivered more than 15,000 babies in the Albuquerque area, physician who was instrumental in the formation of the NM Department of Public Health & author of his autobiography, Rio Grande Medicine Man) - AFC3CR

Wynn, Dudley (innovative UNM English professor, Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences & vice president of the University) - AFC3CR

Wynne, Bruce (Santa Fe-educated Spokane sculptor) - ANA p. 49

Wynne, Louis (Albuquerque clinical psychologist & novelist of Deliver Us from Evil) - Albuquerque Journal, 10-26-03, p. F-7;  Albuquerque Journal, 2-23-03, p. F-6

 

 

 

 

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