The people who make a town · Arizona Territory

People of
Redstone Crossing.

Lawmen, families, shopkeepers, travelers and strangers. Every face has a history.

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Chancy McCord Jesse Lovett Elena Aldrete

From the Redstone archives

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Portrait illustration of Jesse Lovett
Sheriff

Jesse Lovett

The sheriff of Redstone Crossing. He has served the town for seven years when Coldwater Pass begins.

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Portrait illustration of Levi Lovett
Family

Levi Lovett

Jesse Lovett’s younger brother, raised in the Lovett household.

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Portrait illustration of Chancy McCord
Business proprietor

Chancy McCord

Proprietor of the Quarter Note, a central meeting place in town.

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Portrait illustration of Elena Aldrete
Town

Elena Aldrete

Widowed proprietor of a lunch counter on Front Street. She came from Sonora.

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Portrait illustration of Sterling Bragg
Stranger

Sterling Bragg

A stranger whose arrival unsettles Redstone Crossing.

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Portrait illustration of Gary Lovett
Family

Gary Lovett

The elder Lovett, whose homestead lies east of Redstone Crossing.

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Portrait illustration of Amos Kettle
Town

Amos Kettle

Mercantile proprietor. He has operated the store for eleven years in 1882.

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Portrait illustration of Harlan Cross
Rancher

Harlan Cross

Runs a major cattle operation east of Redstone Crossing.

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Portrait illustration of Pete Dunbar
Town

Pete Dunbar

Blacksmith with a forge at the south end of Front Street. Originally from Ohio.

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Portrait illustration of Denny Marsh
Stranger

Denny Marsh

A young former hired guard whose history intersects with events at Coldwater Pass.

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