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Gregg's Commerce of the Prairies, 1831-1839, part 2

Note 139 — Chapter XXV · {IX} CONCLUSION OF THE SANTA FÉ TRADE

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Mora is on a stream of the same name, for which see our volume xix, p. 252, note 73 (Gregg), and is the seat of Mora County. The first settlement was made in 1832, but repulsed by Indians; not until 1840, therefore, could the place be called permanent. In the revolution of 1847, Mora was involved against the United States whose troops burned the town in reprisal. The present population is about seven hundred.—Ed.

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