Barber Homer McSween Susan

Susan Homer McSween Barber  the Cattle Queen of the area

She was married to Alexander McSween, who was killed in the Lincoln County War. She later married George Barber and they owned a large ranch near White Oaks, New Mexico. In her later years, she was known as the “Cattle Queen of New Mexico.

” MARRIED ALEXANDER A.MCSWEEN AT AGE 29.ON 23 AUGUST 1873 IN ATCHINSON,KANSAS. SEE LINCOLN COUNTY WAR HISTORY OR BILLY THE KID HISTORY. ∼ She was married to Alexander McSween, who was killed in the Lincoln County War. She later married George Barber and they owned a large ranch near White Oaks, New Mexico. In her later years, she was known as the “Cattle Queen of New Mexico.”

 

 

 

name:	Susan Ellen Mcsween
Birth Date:	30 Dec 1845
Birth Place:	Gettysburg, Adams County, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Death Date:	3 Jan 1931
Death Place:	Lincoln, Lincoln County, New Mexico, United States of America
Cemetery:	Cedarvale Cemetery
Burial or Cremation Place:	White Oaks, Lincoln County, New Mexico, United States of America
Has Bio?:	Y
Father:	Peter Hummer
Mother:	Elizabeth Hummer
Spouse:	Alexander Angus McSween
URL:	https://www.findagrave.com/mem…

Newspaper Clippings

• 10 Newspaper Articles for McSween
• 63 entire State of New Mexico

Lincoln County Ownership

 

Results for your Search by Grantee: BARBER SUSAN

For official copies of documents, please visit the County office.

Type	Grantee	Rec	Book	Page	#	Date	Grantor		Description	Doc#
WD	BARBER SUSAN E	1	O	246	2	1892	LITTELL MARY			189210246
		1					LITTELL WILLIAM J			189210246
	Track	Unit	Block 37	Lot 4	Parcel	E/2	WHITE OAKS O P			189210246
WD	BARBER SUSAN E	1	F	311	2	1885	BATES SEBRIAN			188510311
	Section 33	Township 10S	Range 10E						NE/4 S/2 NW/4 SW/4	188510311
WD	BARBER SUSAN E	1	H	290	2	1887	CLARK CHARLES T			188710290
		1					CLARK LYLLIS N			188710290
	Track	Unit	Block	Lot 8	Parcel		CITY LODE-LINCOLN AVE W O			188710290
WD	BARBER SUSAN E	1	H	429	3	1887	GLASS ANNIE			188710429
		1					GLASS J GILBERT			188710429
	Track	Unit	Block 33	Lot	Parcel	LOTS 1-2 5	WHITE OAKS O P			188710429
WD	BARBER SUSAN E	1	H	432	2	1887	MCPHERSON E S			188710432
	Track	Unit	Block 38	Lot 6	Parcel		WHITE OAKS O P			188710432
	Track	Unit	Block 22	Lot 6	Parcel		WHITE OAKS O P			188710432
DEED	BARBER SUSAN E	1	A	163	1	1888	CRONIN M			188810163
	Track	Unit	Block 45	Lot 4	Parcel		NOGAL TOWNSITE			188810163
WD	BARBER SUSAN E	1	J	247	3	1888	TUCKER ADDIE			188810247
	Track	Unit	Block	Lot 9-10	Parcel		CITY LODE-PLACER ST W O			188810247
WD	BARBER SUSAN E	1	J	297	2	1888	HEMAN M LULU			188810297
		1					HEMAN THEODORE W			188810297
	Track	Unit	Block 13	Lot 8	Parcel		WHITE OAKS O P			188810297
WD	BARBER SUSAN E	1	J	306	2	1888	NUE AH			188810306
	Track	Unit	Block 38	Lot 1	Parcel	PART	WHITE OAKS O P			188810306
QCD	BARBER SUSAN E	1	J	308	2	1888	TALIAFERRO ELLA M			188810308
		1					TALIAFERRO JONES			188810308
	Track	Unit	Block 38	Lot 1	Parcel	PART	WHITE OAKS O P			188810308
WD	BARBER SUSAN E	1	J	457	2	1888	HAMILTON CHARLES M			188810457
		1					HAMILTON SARAH A			188810457
	Track	Unit	Block 30	Lot 7	Parcel	PART	WHITE OAKS O P			188810457
QCD	BARBER SUSAN E	1	K	29	1	1888	TRUBY BESSIE			188810029
		1					TRUBY CHARLES D			188810029
		1					TRUBY KATE			188810029
		1					TRUBY PHILLIP			188810029
	Track	Unit	Block 5	Lot	Parcel	LOTS 2 6	WHITE OAKS O P			188810029
WD	BARBER SUSAN E	1	K	30	2					188810030
		1					FRAZIER SUSAN A FKA			188810030
		1					TRUBY C DEC’D			188810030
		1					TRUBY SUSAN A			188810030
	Track	Unit	Block 5	Lot	Parcel	LOTS 2 6	WHITE OAKS O P			188810030
WD	BARBER SUSAN E	1	K	445	2	1889	PRICE ELMORE		OTERO COUNTY PROPERTY	188910445

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It was reported that in 1923 her home in White Oaks caught fire and Susan jumped out the second story window. Below is from the site here

…”In the summer of 1923 her house burned out from under her for the second time in her life, forcing her to jump from an upstairs window to safety. Unhurt but now nearly destitute, she moved a short distance into a shack on Lincoln Avenue. It was there in July 1926 that the Marshall Bond/Miguel A. Otero party, formed to interview and photograph survivors of the Lincoln County War, found her. Always charming and gracious, she continued to keep up appearances in spite of the spartan conditions in which she lived.10...”

More than likely, the picture shown below is Susan’s home that burnt to the ground

I say this because it doesn’t fit any other house structure in White Oaks, and this is the only picture we have of Susan Barber McSween Home below

Susan Baber Estate After Death to Shield and Minnie Zimmerman her Niece

Type	Grantee	Rec	Book	Page	#	Filed	Grantor	Instrument	Description	Doc#
WD	SHIELD EDGAR P	1	A-14	335	1	19310109	BARBER SUSAN E	19301208		193110335

 

Her old lot in Lincoln below