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310: 55: 1742: 80: 301:, a longtime family friend, from Franklin, Missouri to Santa Fe, New Mexico. Simeon's role in the Santa Fe Trail commerce was that of setting up a trading post in New Mexico thus creating a steady flow of business for the Turley brothers to transport goods to and from Missouri. Accordingly, about 1830, Simeon established a home, trading post, mill, and distillery on the Rio Hondo. By all accounts, the site was hugely successful and was recently referred to as "the 1753: 751: 87: 62: 323:
escaped the distillery at night only to be encountered a short distance away by a local friend who instead of getting help for Simeon, revealed Simeon's hiding spot to the insurgents who murdered him on January 21, 1847. Only a few of Turley's men successfully escaped the attack on the mill and distillery:
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of Colorado bought whiskey for $ 2.25 per gallon and sold it for $ 1.00 per pint, a markup of more than 300 percent. Profit was even greater for trade with the Indian tribes because the whiskey was usually watered down. Turley became one of the richest men in New Mexico as a result of his whiskey and
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before Walmart." Plains Indian tribes would, for example, sell raw buffalo robes to Turley's Mill & Distillery where the robes were prepped for sale on the Santa Fe Trail trade caravan. "In 1843, Simeon Turley in Arroyo Hondo, New Mexico wrote to his brother Jesse in Arrow Rock, Missouri that he
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The primary structure was about 140 x 50 yards and took over a year to complete with more than 100 laborers. It was at least two stories tall plus a cellar, with the first floor consisting of basalt stone masonry and the second story adobe. The walls for each floor were about one yard thick and 13
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The mill dam on the Rio Hondo was created by building a fitted-stone abutment from each side of the wall of the canyon bottom and filling it in with earth. High waters would wash the earth away leaving the abutment, thus lessening flooding. The earth was relatively easy to replace when the waters
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The site was never rebuilt by friends or family. Simeon and his common law wife Maria Rosita Vigil y Romero had seven children who were identified in his 1847 estate papers as: Maria Alvina, Maria Pabla, Jose Andres, Thomacito, Juan de Dios, Jose Manuel, and Jose Narsisco Vigil y Romero. Maria
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shifted to Turley's Mill and Distillery which was besieged by about 500 Mexicans and Taos Puebloans. Eight to ten men were trapped inside the walls of the mill and distillery. Turley's Mill and Distillery was destroyed the following day. Simeon, who suffered from a bad leg since childhood had
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Simeon was apparently well-liked by locals and traders and was described by George Ruxton, who had visited the distillery just a couple of days before it was destroyed, as one who would open up his graneries to the hungry and his purse to the poor. However, on January 20, 1847, the
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In 1830, the consumption of alcohol in the United States peaked at 7.1 gallons annually per capita. (By contrast, 21st century per capita alcohol consumption by Americans is about 2 gallons per year.) In the 1830s and 1840s, Turley's distillery was a large producer of the
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On the south side of the Rio Hondo on a bluff overlooking the large Turley Mill and Distillery was a long building housing the various employees, e.g., the coopers, the millers, the blacksmiths, the weavers, the farmers, the ranchers, etc. Nearby is the Taos
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of January 1847 and the mill and distillery site was all but destroyed. Simeon Turley is buried in the Kit Carson Memorial Cemetery in Taos. The mill and distillery site was listed on the State of New Mexico Register of Cultural Properties in 1969 and on the
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Turley grew various crops for flour and meal in the long valley on both sides of the Rio Hondo. Wheat was the basis for the famous, strong whiskey, "Taos Lightning," produced at the distillery. Simeon also mined small quantities of gold on his property.
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Rosita was granted $ 2098.50 and she and her named children were “granted all the rights titles and interest to all the land accumulating eleven hundred varas, likewise the houses, distilleries, mills…” Jesse Turley was the Legatus of the Estate and
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residents of New Mexico were also large consumers of Turley's product, which was later called "Taos Lightening." Until the American conquest of New Mexico in 1846, Turley's distillery was outside the jurisdiction of the U.S.
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Mitchell, Beth; Miller, Amelia F.; Turley Hetzler, Ruth Jean; Lindgren, Patricia Kelley; Carlisle, Denzil; Buck, Camellus Wilson; Smith, Mary Edna Mansfield; Smith, Gladys Harden; Isbell, Ray; Turley, Lester F. (1981).
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Mitchell, Beth; Miller, Amelia F.; Turley Hetzler, Ruth Jean; Lindgren, Patricia Kelley; Carlisle, Denzil; Buck, Camellus Wilson; Smith, Mary Edna Mansfield; Smith, Gladys Harden; Isbell, Ray; Turley, Lester F. (1981).
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Mitchell, Beth; Miller, Amelia F.; Turley Hetzler, Ruth Jean; Lindgren, Patricia Kelley; Carlisle, Denzil; Buck, Camellus Wilson; Smith, Mary Edna Mansfield; Smith, Gladys Harden; Isbell, Ray; Turley, Lester F. (1981).
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Mitchell, Beth; Miller, Amelia F.; Turley Hetzler, Ruth Jean; Lindgren, Patricia Kelley; Carlisle, Denzil; Buck, Camellus Wilson; Smith, Mary Edna Mansfield; Smith, Gladys Harden; Isbell, Ray; Turley, Lester F. (1981).
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Mitchell, Beth; Miller, Amelia F.; Turley Hetzler, Ruth Jean; Lindgren, Patricia Kelley; Carlisle, Denzil; Buck, Camellus Wilson; Smith, Mary Edna Mansfield; Smith, Gladys Harden; Isbell, Ray; Turley, Lester F. (1981).
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Mitchell, Beth; Miller, Amelia F.; Turley Hetzler, Ruth Jean; Lindgren, Patricia Kelley; Carlisle, Denzil; Buck, Camellus Wilson; Smith, Mary Edna Mansfield; Smith, Gladys Harden; Isbell, Ray; Turley, Lester F. (1981).
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Mitchell, Beth; Miller, Amelia F.; Turley Hetzler, Ruth Jean; Lindgren, Patricia Kelley; Carlisle, Denzil; Buck, Camellus Wilson; Smith, Mary Edna Mansfield; Smith, Gladys Harden; Isbell, Ray; Turley, Lester F. (1981).
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Simeon's older brothers, Stephen Turley (1786–1851) and Jesse B. Turley (1801–1861) were instrumental in arranging Simeon's move from Kentucky to New Mexico. In 1811 Stephen and Jesse settled in the
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Lyckman, Ernest (1988). "A Review of the Ranch, Trading Post, Mill and Distillery of Simeon Turley, Canoncito, Arroyo Hondo, Taos County, New Mexico 1830–1847".
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Lyckman, Ernest (1988). "A Review of the Ranch, Trading Post, Mill and Distillery of Simeon Turley, Canoncito, Arroyo Hondo, Taos County, New Mexico 1830–1847".
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feet tall. James Josiah Webb said that he knew of only three stores in New Mexico that had wooden plank floors and one of those was Turley's Mill and Distillery
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river valleys, and sent the robes and pelts by wagon train to Missouri for them to be sold. The profits from the whiskey trade were large.
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to Benjamin Turley (1762–1812) and Nancy Ann Marllor (Noland) Turley (1765-?). Benjamin Turley had served as a private in the
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to Santa Fe and Taos. Stephen and Jesse are purported to have led an 1826 merchant caravan that carried 16-year-old
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and established the mill and distillery as a popular trading post and "watering hole." Simeon was murdered in the
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Attempts by the U.S. and Mexican governments to control the trade in alcohol were mostly ineffectual.
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Indians who frequented Bent's Fort said that whiskey was first among the good things of life. The
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became Turley's traveling salesman. Autobees loaded two 10-gallon barrels of whiskey on each
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region in Missouri where they soon actively engaged in Santa Fe Trail commerce from
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consumed in New Mexico and Colorado, especially by the Indian tribes. In 1835, the
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was the judge. They signed the estate settlement papers on October 11, 1847
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who escaped before the insurgents arrived and rushed to Santa Fe to inform
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Simeon Turley, founder of the Turley Mill and Distillery, was born in
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Ruins of Turley Mill and Distillery Destroyed in 1847 Revolt in Taos
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was shipping him '200 buffalo robes and a load of beaver.' "
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under Colonel Archibald Orme's Regiment, Middle Battalion,
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of a mule train and proceeded north from Taos through the
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U.S. National Register of Historic Places
Turley Mill and Distillery Site is located in New Mexico
Turley Mill and Distillery Site is located in the United States
Taos, New Mexico
36°32′23″N 105°37′19″W / 36.53972°N 105.62194°W / 36.53972; -105.62194
78001833
Rio Hondo
Taos, New Mexico
Franklin, Missouri
Santa Fe Trail
Arroyo Hondo
Taos Revolt
National Register of Historic Places
Arroyo Hondo
Trapper's Trail
Colorado
Texas panhandle
Madison County, Kentucky
American War for Independence
Montgomery County, Maryland
Lamine township
Boone's Lick
Franklin, Missouri
Kit Carson
Walmart

Taos Revolt
John David Albert
Fort Bent
Thomas Tate Tobin

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