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Additional HAMBLIN Surnames in ST. JOHNS WESTSIDE Cemetery
Additional HAMBLIN Surnames in APACHE County
HAMBLIN, GertrudeHAMBLIN, Obid AllendHAMBLIN, Ida DeeHAMBLIN, Lloyd OtisHAMBLIN, Annie L.HAMBLIN, William H.HAMBLIN, EdwinHAMBLIN, InfantHAMBLIN, Frances I.HAMBLIN, AnnieHAMBLIN, FrancisHAMBLIN, Frances J.HAMBLIN, FrederickHAMBLIN, Martha AnnHAMBLIN, VevaHAMBLIN, Lynn M.HAMBLIN, Amber PlumbHAMBLIN, David RichardHAMBLIN, Jacob V.HAMBLIN, Sarah PriscillaHAMBLIN, Willard ColemanHAMBLIN, Sarah I.HAMBLIN, G. OscarHAMBLIN, Junius P.HAMBLIN, PaulHAMBLIN, Betty LouiseHAMBLIN, George O.HAMBLIN, Thora J.HAMBLIN, Fanny AdelineHAMBLIN, JosephHAMBLIN, JacobHAMBLIN, Willard OttoHAMBLIN, Jacob PerryHAMBLIN, Lucy PercilaHAMBLIN, Karol Lee
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Submitted: 6/24/06 • Approved: 7/11/09 • Last Updated: 3/23/18 • R41777-G0-S3
Born Aug. 10, 1863
Died June 27, 1936
Duane was born in Mountain Meadows, Washington, Utah to William Haynes and Betsey Leavett Hamblin
Died at Saint Johns, Apache, Arizona.
He was married to Susan Virginia Greer Hamblin who is buried next to him..
Duane was one of the original 13 enlisted Arizona Rangers. He was involved in the Ranger's first big shoot out when on Oct 8, 1901 a posse consisting of Duane, fellow Ranger, Carlos Tofoya and several civilians tracked the notorious outlaw and horse thief, Bill Smith, to their camp on Reservation Creek in the wilderness of the White Mountains. In the gun battle that ensued Carlos and Bill Maxwell, a civilian, were fatally shot. Duane was in the midst of the shooting but escaped unscratched. Two bandits were wounded, but they all managed to get away. Carlos was the only Ranger killed on active duty in the 8 years of their existence.
Contributed on 6/24/06 by dolly83
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