James King, Mystery Man
James King, hombre misterioso
James King, Mystery Man
The name of James King, Denver is on the back of the this photograph. But why are the names Mary Baylor, Helen Baylor, Helen Gillette, and Ysleta, Texas also written repeatedly on the back? The Baylor girls were the daughters of a Texas Ranger stationed at Ysleta, Texas, and Helen married another ranger.
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