1982 Issue 1 - Mesa County Genealogical Society
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1982 Issue 1 - Mesa County Genealogical Society
Mesa Dwe llers CO Territor b.28Feb.1861 d.1Aug.1876 State Lake of CO Co. 'b.Sep.1861 Gunnison Co. b. 1877 Mesa Co. b. 1883 QUARTERLYPUBLICATIONOF THE MESA CO. GENEALOGICALSOCIETY VOLUME II t9<3~ NUMBER-L Mesa Co. Genealogical Society P.O. Box 1506 Grand Junction CO 81502 ,- -'.>. r SOCIETY ESTABLISHED 1980 MEMBERSHIP YEAR MARCH 1 TO MARCH 1 MEETINGS SECOND THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH FRIENDSHIP ROOM, VALLEY FEDERAL BUILDING. 1982 OFFICERS President Pat Allen Vice President Betty Buffington Alice Devine Secretary Treasurer Corresponding Dorothy Sec. Publisity Historian QUARTERLY PUBLISHED Inscho Phyllis George Marteal Johnson Gene H. George APR. ,JUL., OCT. ,&JAN.1 Publisher Gene H. George Typing Cynthia Hoyt Printing Betty Buffington Harriet Hamlin Mailing Betty Buffington Phyllis George Dorothy Inscho SOCIETY NEWS. 'The March meeting was held March 12, 1982 in the Friendship Room. ~lection of officers for the 1982 year were conducted, reelecting the 1981 officers. The president, Pat Allen suggested a display at Mesa Mall for Saturday, April 24, to get exposure for the Society. It was decided to put on the display with her spearheading the project. The April 8, 1982 meeting was planned to be held at the L.D.S. Genealogy Library and to be directed by Edgar Warner. Gene George was appointed to head up and coordinate the Centennial Display. Treasurer's March Report 1, 1981 thru Feb. Balance INCOME Dues Researh EXPENSES Colo. .f 106.00 25 00 \ Fee Income $ 200.17 Council Dues Seminar Expense Supplies Newsletter Postage; ' . 39.42 of Supplies on sf A Research Fee Expense Cemetery Records E~. P.O. Box Rent '" as of 3/1/81 $ 366.00 Seminar Income Sale Int. Fw'd 28, 1982 15.99 552.41 552.41 752.58 $ 10.00 6.05 80.61 26.00 30.01 64.53 64.48 46.52 $ 328.20 328.20 $ '424.38 Bal. 2/28/82 An officers meeting was held April 7 at the home of Gene and Phyllis George, with Pat Allen, Betty Buffington, Alice Devine, Dorothy Inscho, and the Georges present. The Mesa Mall and Centennial displays were discussed. Funds were allotted for the Centennial display. A decision was made to purchase reference books, without fail, for the Society. Money for this has been budgeted since inception, with no purchases made. Due to other commitments, the quarterly had not been completed for April 1982. It was decided to get it out one month late and Gene George was asked to take over as editor and will put for~every effort to meet the April, July, October and January 1st deadlines. The May meeting agenda was set. It will be held as usual in the Friendship Room with a short business meeting followed by a workshop. and bring their books, quarterlies, and research Plans are to just do some good old research. All members are asked to come material to share with The Centennial Display will be set up in the old J.C. Penney building on Main Alice Devine, Merle Sparks, Randy Hoyt, Billie Richardson, Imojene Wiley, Dorothy Layman, and Pat Allen have all agreed to participate in this display. More participants are welcomed. Contact Gene George. ./ ,~ others.. St. The April meeting was held as planned at the L.D.S. Library with a good attendance. A short business meeting was held discussing the May meeting, table at the Mall and information for the quarterly. Dorothy Inscho reported she had paid the fee and mailed the membership list to Colo. Council of Genealogical Societies which - 1 would allow members in good standing to purchase D.P.L. Library cards, if they desired. The rest of the evening was spent in the library with the librarians answering questions and showing people what was available and how to use their system. It was an informative evening and we extend our thanks and appreciation to the L.D.S. Librarians. A British lecture team will be speaking in Denver, May 7 and 8, sponsered by the Columbine Genealogical and Historical Society. Costs are $25-full seminar, $10Friday night only. More information and reg~stration forms may be obtained from Pat Allen. Some dues still need to be paid. EDITORIAL President's Message-Pat Allen History and genealogy travel hand in hand. The Grand Junction Centennial is an excellent opportunity for us to let people know we are here. If you are interested in putting something in our display at the Hospitality Center, please call the chairman, Mr. Gene George 245-4340. Our project to record the tombstones of Mesa County is not to get started again after the Centennial celebration. If you have a portable typewriter, can help, call Pat Allen 245-0505. would you type records complete. We will at St. Matthews? try If you The Colorado Council of Genealogical Societies is looking for someone willing to do paid research in the county. If you are interested, call Pat Allen 245-0505. <,-_/ We need some ideas for programs this fall. Do you want speakers, workshops, or what? Would you be willing to help put on a program, speak on research in special areas, or conduct classes? There is a lot of talent out there just waiting to be used. Let's help one another by sharing our books, newsletters and quarterlies. Editorial-Gene H. George The Society has been organized for about 2 years and has done a pretty good job of staying together and working on its goals. More members are needed and more reason to become a member. This is like the chicken and the egg. More members would create more reason to join and more reason to join would attract more members. Even with that delema, we can still do somethingabout it. Let's each < one try to find someone to interest in the Society and get them to join. Let's each one put forth all effort to create a research library. Some suggestions for storing this material have been made, none of them real good, but at least a start. It would seem to me that every member has generated a file on some on~ or some family they don't want but can't throwaway. Giving these would be a start and solve some of your own storage problems. If each one donated just one book they might have, that isn't a treasure to them, a library would be born. Some of the members are willing to store and pack this material to meetings and do whatever is necessary to start a library. What you say we get one going? REMEMBERTHE MAY MEETING. 0' 2 INFORMATION Dorothy Layman, 1255 Walnut, Grand Junction, ph. 245-5816 has pamphlets on Jackson Co. IL, History of St. Andrews Parish, Jackson Co. Residents 1850, Old Brownsville Days, Cemeteries of Jackson Co., Vol. II (Carbonate Township). Will check for your interests. ON USE OF SASE ENVELOPES: While most of us who have been doing genealogical research fora number of years are aware of the importance of submitting self addressed, stamped envelopes with all queries we may send out, not everyone realizes the importance of using the correct size envelope. Most any reply received would require at least a standard #10 (9! x 4 1/8) rather than the smaller standard # 6 3/4 (6~ x 3 5/8) size. Now it seems the Post Office obwithin another envelope jects to mail in which such a folded # 10 is included of the same size, the suggestion is the use of a #11 envelope for outside, thereby permitting a standard #10 to be included for your SASE without folding. OF INTEREST taken from FAMILY FOLKLORE, published by Smithsonian Institution 9. What expressions are used in your family? Did they come from specific incidents? Are there stories which explain their origin? Is a particular member of the family especially adept at creating expressions? 10. How are holidays celebrated in your family? What holidays are most important --national, religious or family? What innovations has your family made in holiday celebrations? Has your family created entirely new holidays? - - 11. Does your family hold reunions? How often when where - who is invited? Who comes? Who are the organizers and hosts? What occurs during the reunion? Are there traditional foods, customs, activities? Are stories and photographs exchanged? Are records (oral, written, visual) kept? By whom? 12. Have any recipes been preserved in your family from past generations? What was their origin. How were they passed down - by word of mouth, by observation, by written recipes? Are th~ still in use today? When? By whom? Does grandmothers apple pie taste as good now that it's made by her granddaughter? 13. What other people (friends, household help, etc.) have been incorporated into your family? When? Why? Were these people given family titles such as aunt or cousin? Did they participate fully in family activities? 14. Is there a family cemetery or burial plot? Who is buried with whom? Why? Who makes burial place decisions? If there are grave markers, what type of information is recorded on them? 15. Does your family have any heirlooms, objects of sentimental or monetary value that have been handed down? What are they? Are there stories connected~ with them? Do you know their origin and line of passage through the generations? If they pass to you, will you continue to tradition, sell the objects, or give them to museums? ~ 16. Does your family have photo albums, scrapbooks, slides, home movies? Who created them? Whose pictures are contained in them? Whose responsibility is their upkeep? When are they displayed? To whom? Are they specially arranged and edited? Does their appearance elicit commentary? What kind? By whom? Is the showing of these images a happy occasion? 3 QUERIES Merle E. Sparks, 1530 ~lenwood Ave. Grand Jet. CO 81501, would like to correspond with anyone having info on John SMITH b about 1825 TN m Sarah S. DYKE Dec1867. They lived TN and MO with 7 children. The youngest Henry M. Ann Woodward Tussy Wolf Fairking b PN 1824 da of Richard & Lydia WOODWARD. She m (1) Richard TUSSY, (2) Absalom WOLF & (3) Christopher FAIRKING. William Henry OGG b Perry Co. OH, 25Sep1842.m Mary Elizabeth WOLF 15Feb1877. Ralph Sparks Jr, 1530 Glenwood Ave. Grand Jet. CO 81501, would like info on Margaret Mary WOLF m Robert SPARKS 1878 Ft. Scott KS. Her father was Amos WOLF and sister Jane. Richard CONINE m Mariah Jane BEAN 1839, Carroll Parish LA. John M. HINMAN m Francis L. BROWNING Aug1858. Both supposedly b OH. Phyllis George, 1420 E. Sherwood Dr. Grand Jet. JONES m Emma DALE 23Mar1886, Coffey Co. KS. CO 81501 would like info on John W. Ellen O. McClui~ 482 Selan Ct. Grand Jet. 81501, would like info on Harriet MC CLUIR, Monty Co. IN. Marteal J~hnson, 2098 Hodesha Way Grand Jet. CO 81503 (303-241-0168) seeks info on Preston & Mary HOLCOMB b KY. Their son William Russell HOLCOMB b 20Aug1820 KY m Diamtha PEYTON b 2~1ar1823 ~I, c Jerry, John, Husea, b KY, William Preston, Tom & . Hester b Bates Co. MO. Also George W. RUSSELL b 23Junl825 TN, m TN 1845 Mary P. (Polly) PETTERSON, b 10Jul1821 TN, c Mary Jane 30Mar1857, m John Jackson LAYMAN, Henry Caldora, George, William & Nancy, all b Bolivar, Polk CO. MO. Also, Daniel LAYMAN b about 1818 TN, m 6Dec1849, Jefferson Co. TN. Anna Adaline PATE, b 5Janl880 KS or TN. c. John Jackson LAYMAN b 12Apr1851 TN, m 2Apr1874 Bolivar, Polk CO. MO. Mary Jane RUSSELL. r4ESA COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY DUES: $12.00 per year NEW MEMBERSHIP Miss/Ms. Mrs./Mr. Maiden Street Occupation County (Present or before "J MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION RENEWAL MEMBERSHIP Name z~ City & State retirement) Phone I (We) belong to the fallowing genealogical I (We) belong to the follwoing historical I to the following patriotic (We) belong societies(Use reverse if needed): societies: or hereditary societies: Date: Signature NOTE: Please print or type. Where space is limited The following pages are part of the 1883-1912 Mesa will be printed in the quarterly until complete. 4 of Applicant - use reverse side. County Marriage Records. They v MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES, MESA COUNTY, COLORADO.BOOK# 1 STARTING 1883 IN CHRONOLOGICALORDER. COLUMNSARE: CERTIFICATE #,PAGE #, GROOM, BRIDE &DATE. 1 2 4 3 5 6 8 7 9 10 11 1 Moses Graham 1 Merritt L. Wimberger Rachel Gordon Mary M. Trewitt Mrs. Dora L. Davis May D. Nelson Annie M. Greene Lillian Bowne Mollie Borte 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 4 4 Charles W. Steel Leonard R. Hill Patrick H. Westmoreland John D. Lester William Meikee Edward Ceury (sic) J.M.Cameron G.R. Midwood George L. Hart 12 13 14 15 16 17 4 5 5 5 E. Howard Patrick J. Walsh MathewH. McKee E. A. Thorpe 6 Laba n S. Robinson 18 19 24 20 21 22 23 25 28 26 27 29 30 31 32 6 7 Patrick William 7 7 8 8 8 L.N. Bradley Frank S. Whitson Harley H. Hulbert 9 9 10 10 10 11 11 Job C. Pane Chas. E. Michell M.O. Whitehead Walter S. Sullivan George W. Thurston Robert E. Mongomery C.A. Stewart 33 34 35 11 12 12 37 38 39 42 41 12 13 Mathew J. Farrell J.W. Weyer Gleason W. Shutt Saguache, Saguache Co. CO R.H. Day Maggie Mercer Mrs. Lillian B. Coleman Ernest Bishop 13 T.C. Clayton 14 Richard S. Street 40 14 Gunnison, Gunnison 6 J. A. Wellington Co. Eliza B. Russell Mrs. Lillie LaRoux Maggie Carney Francis C. Smith Gunnison, Gunnison Ella Welch Kittie E. Welsh Addie Jones Ella Byington Julia Willson Almedia Taylor Coldwater r ~ 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 McGinnis W. Dening Robert Estes Mehaffy Charles E. Hollenbock 9 John John C. Burgman 13 14 15 15 15 16 W.W.Smith, John H. Parton Shafer Mary A. Hughs Mrs. Melissa Cartwright Amelia R. Lampham Emma Cantonwine Mrs. Ellen Flelcher Esther M. Kent Ailelaide L. McClintock Emma Keene Mrs. Nellie J. Hughes Nettie Marshall Mary Hart England Johana Sheely Katie B. Brannan Mary Virden Mrs. Anna Butt Joni Duncan Ida May John Barnicle Lottie S. Purdy Binnie E. Fenn Ellen Murphy 1 Mar Apr Jun Jun Jun Aug Sep Sep Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov Oct Dec Dec Jan Feb 1883 1883 1883 1883 1883 1883 1883 1883 1883 1883 1883 1883 1883 1883 1883 1883 1884 1884 12 12 14 20 30 1 10 1 23 16 17 6 24 3 16 Feb Feb Apr Mar Mar Apr Apr Jun Jun Jun Jun Aug Sep Oct Oct 1884 1884 1884 1884 1884 1884 1884 1884 1884 1884 1884 1884 1884 1884 1884 MI Mary Welsh Mrs. Rachael Butler Nellie Kelly Geneveve Pickard Ironton, Ouray Co. CO Thomas McCaffrey Lizzie Cavanaugh Montrose, Montrose Co. CO Montrose, Montrose S.P.P.P. Anderson Antonetta Ordway Mrs. Jennie 0 Neil Patrick F. Sullivan John Vaughn Katie Haggerty Josie Lohmar James T. MCleary 16 Wilber E. 16 ,Boonchi, Co. 20 15 24 12 15 16 3 2 10 6 6 6 8 14 25 25 21 9 21 Oct 1884 2 Nov 1884 13 Nov 1884 29 24 25 3 4 Nov Jan Jan Feb Feb 1884 1885 "1885 1885 1885 "< 25 Jan 1885 Co. CO 26 9 16 26 21 27 1 Feb Apr May May Jun Jul Aug 1885 1885 1885 1885 1885 1885 1885 50 17 52 53 17 54 55 18 18 56 57 58 60 61 59 63 62 65 66 64 67 68 69 70 71 18 19 n 73 74 76 77 78 75 79 80 17 19 19 20 20 20 21 21 21 22 22 22 23 23 23 24 24 24 25 25 25 26 26 26 81 82 84 85 86 87 83 27 27 88 89 90 92 91 94 97 95 29 96 98 32 99 100 101 103 27 28 28 28 29 29 30 30 30 31 31 31 32 William Shay Luanna Little Grand Valley, Emery, Lincoln Kiggens Mathew Ke110g Garfield Co. CO M.P. Sellers Emanuel Albert Groves Montrose, Montrose Co. CO J.P. Brown Hugh Norton Chancy R. Brandeberry J.E. Sherman GeorgeA. Jackson W.N. Cofield Jacob O. Vought Walter H. Weld Edward Skinner Robert A. Orr S.L.G. Atkinson A.J. McCune John C. Sumner Charles G. Squire Edward Greoile(sie) Malins W.S. Kelly L.C. Paddison William Evans William A. Marsh Joseph H. Blakeslee Henry Dobbie William T. Hammond Wallie Morrison Albert A. Miller Alexander Jayne Montrose, Montrose Co. CO David N. Welsh F .M. Gillum Frank A. Collins Sandford W. Brothers Joseph Bieser Charles L. Fluke George J.D. Williams UT (both) Mary Eva Bertholf Fannie M. Spence Newport Co. RI Sarah Elizabeth Reeser James A. Comins Elihu S. Oldham Chas. H. Spink Chas. B. Hays John W. Hawxhurst William Vamoy W.F. Eads J. Austin Hall Courtland P. Bliss Joseph Reither 32 Walter A.S. (sic) Abbey 33 33 33 Albert F. Poff Clarence C.J. Nichols Charles Herbert Shilling Aspen, Pitkin Co. CO Gibson Mary Priscilla Voit Cimarron, Montrose Elecora Burtho1f Lucy Ella Mrs. Kate Ella Katie 18 Aug 1885 6 Sep 1885 30 Sep 1885 11 Oct 1885 17 Oet 1885 Co. CO 1 1 5 6 7 3 21 3 7 8 23 5 24 29 2 17 7 22 29 1 1 15 Johnson Webb Stella Hainer Monroe Johnson M. Ivard Mary Munro Mrs. Nancy L. San burn Mrs. Minnie Kennedy Mary B. Alphin (sic) Maggie Owen Mrs. Jennie N. Sumner Adelia Webb Ma ttie L Bayne Jennie Dailey Alice E. Flecher Mary McDonald H. Rosetta Harris Lizzie A. Sanders Evelyn A. Chandler Katie M. Knowles Li11iaIT Sullivan Mrs. Irene E. Bomgardner C.A. Sweeney Montrose, Montrose Co. CO Martha J. Atwell De1lie E. Arner Fannie E. Lawson Sophia Larkee (sic) Mina S.S. Splettstoser Minnie M. Barnaby Louie E. Haigler Gunnison, Gunnison Co. CO Sarah A. Barnes Ida M. Brooks 28 Oet 1886 20 Dec 1886 22 Dee 1886 27 Dee 1886 29 Dee 1886 5 Jan 1887 2 Jan 1887 12 Jan 1887 29 Jan 1887 Uenago Co. PA Flora P. Hartshorn Mrs. Caroline Kramer St. Louis, St. Louis Alice Corinne Alphen Katie E. Nelson Eva King Edith White 2 Co. 1885 1885 1885 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 10 Oet 1886 13 Oct 1886 13 Oet 1886 29 12 6 3 13 25 Mary Jane Crouse Mrs. Mary B. Jackson Elmeada Bertholf Sarah Tucker Mrs. Matilda J. Shott Mrs. Jennie Lee Nov Nov Nov Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Mar Mar Feb Apr Apr Apr May Jun Ju1 Ju1 Ju1 Sep Sep Sep MO Jan Feb Mar May Jun May 1887 1887 1887 1887 1887 1887 5 Jun 1887 6 Aug 1887 20 Sep 1887 28 Sep 1887 12 Oct 1887 28 Oct 1887 '\ _/ /' 104 105 106 107 102 108 109 110 112 111 113 115 114 118 34 34 34 35 35 35 36 36 36 37 37 37 38 38 116 117 119 120 121 122 123 124 38 37 39 39 40 40 40 41 126 127 130 41 41 42 130 132 42 42 129 131 129 133 134 135 136 43 43 43 44 44 44 45 137 45 138 140 45 45 139 141 142 144 145 146 143 149 148 147 150 145 146 149 45 46 47 47 47 48 48 48 49 49 49 50 50 50 Annie J. Brown 27 Oct 30 Oct Gra.-ce. A.Philman 20 Nov Mrs. Eva Cartwright 20 Nov Jennie Davis Clara Farmer 4 Dec Sarah Metcalf 5 Dec Kate Weston 25 Dee 1 Jan Nellie Jeane Nichols 15 Feb May Eastman Ella L. Shattuck 29 Jan 19 Mar Julia Ladynski Theresa Rusk J.Apr 4 Apr Mrs. Mary Josephine Poggio Mrs. G.M. Brown 10 May Cincinatti, Hamilton Co. OH Fannie Buzzard 17 Apr Susie Buzzard 17 Apr 6 Jun Maggie Sumsden (sic) Ella A. Florida 14 Jul 14 Jul Clara E. Joseph Emma Dixon 22 Aug Mary Johnson 23 Aug 5 Sep Sophia McKnight Frank A. Mohany Chas. D. Donahoe Thos. J. Foster W.O. Cartmel W.F. Hurlburt Martin V.B. Evesson Horace T. DeLong J.S. Stephens Benjamin J. Snyder Henry L. Palmer Abert F. Habich J.W. Russell' John Dowlin R.S. Mow Charles Wood George R. Stoddard Harvey C. Bucklin Wm. G. Connely Melvin C. Whitehead Herbert Stroud Edward Rhinehart Jesse J. Sharp Pocatella, Idaho John Carmichael F.C. Jugler Charles F. Herbst Ouray, CO C.E. Hosman Ralph W. Ostrom Co. CO Parachute, Garfield Jose Ramirez Frank M. Fikes Delta, Delta Co. CO W.L. Mills A.C. Mills Charles H. Goyn Duff Cameron Asa A. Tracy John G. Crawford Hugh McKean(sic) Eugene Johnson Addison J. McCune Edward M. Hardy Thomas C. Murray Geor~e E. Haskell 1888 1888 1888 1888 1888 1888 1888 1888 Territory Mary o. Palmer Mary Ritter Har~iet J. King Arapahoe.Co. CO Jennie Heshington Pearl D. Neel Parachuter Garfield David S. Dickie Elizabeth S. Bryan Bertha E. Mow Charles W. Goldsby T.D. Denney Nina H.L. Craig John Ward Jennie Smelt (sic) Gaylord Murray Laura J. Bomgardner Hattie A. Shattack J.J. Long Jonathan B. Payne Ana E. Davenport (groom's name not on certificate) Heber Gavin Lulu Billips ThomasJ. Chopper J.G. O'Neil 1887 1887 1887 1887 1'887 1887 1887 1888 1888 1888 1888 1888 1888 1888 Sarah Braunum Minnie J. Rowell Delta, Delta Co. CO Louisa M. Jackson Mary E. Legrand Jennie L. Baxter Aravesta Grace Steele Nancy Waller Effie Mahany Mrs. Mary Thompson Mary C. Sorensen Sadie Dixon Minnie Springsteele Emma B. Kent Agnes M. Fletcher Mrs. B.A. Griffiths Hattie A. Brown 3 1 Oct 1888 10 Oet 1888 17 Nov 1888 22 Nov 1888 21 Nov 1888 Co. CO 14 15 30 15 19 24 27 Nov Nov Sep Dee Dee Dee Dee 1888 1888 1888 1888 1888 1888 1888 1 Jan 1889 18 Jan 1889 23 Jan 1889 23 7 24 12 23 5 9 9 6 7 13 26 4 5 Jan Mar Mar May May Juh May Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jul Jul 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 148 150 51 51 156 157 158 51 52 52 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 169 167 168 171 174 176 1 73 172 175 175~ 177 178 1 79 180 181 185 186 187 182 189 184 188 183 190 191 192 52 53 53 53 54 54 54 55 55 55 56 56 56 57 57 57 58 58 58 58 59 59 60 60 61 60 61 61 62 62 62 63 63 193 194 195 196 197 200 201 198 203 202 202 205 207 206 211 212 210 ' 63 64 64 64 65 65 65 66 66 66 67 67 67 68 68 68 69 Edgar F. Cartmel Robert L. Fuller Greenriver, Emery Co. UT J.C. Duckett B.G. Shell Erving C. Varney Charles Griffith Fred W. Halbauer John Phillips Michael P. Drummy Elihu Olham George W. Carson Francis D. Kiefer Chas. B. Smith John A. Kiggens Walter Champlin John B. Mann Jackson J. Bush Asa R. Palmer Clifton A. Eakins Chas. E. Scales Thomas Cox William V. Oldham E.A. Street William A. Beerbower William H. Crawford William H. Violett John A. Wellington Thomas Bo Crawford E.R. Gallagher Lawrence S. Heath C.B. Nichols William Bunco Jacob Posner Nicola J. Fasiana William W. Bragg Frank H. Morris Leroy Elam G.P. Rogers W.C. Boniface A.J. Craig F.L. Truesdale Frank O. DeLaMatyr Charles A. Ross George D. Hallock Samuel T. Stewart William Hughes J.W. Roberts Frank Haskell BrisonP. Blair Charles O. Moons Emery Co. UT Territory Frank W. Griswold John W. Hart Charles C. Knowles George W. Knowles Lewis Harms Ida A. Loback Florence L. Hatris Greenriver, Emery Co. UT Mrs. Mary E. Chapman Sallie E. Chamberlin Rilla Stewart Ouray, Ouray Co. CO Mery Hardesty Ida Tisdale Ella McMullen Teresa B. McGreevy Sarah E. McBride Maud Schroeder Mabel C. Steele Hamie Jensen Eva May Jones Mary Wills Carah D. McCrary Lucille C. Rusk Lizzie M. Tilson Nora E. Tilson Emma Goldsby Clara Siminco Minnie E. Baker Ella B. Babbitt Flora L. deBeque Delia Arman Minnie Ritchie Amanda McKay Rea Grunhand Rose Gordon Mary C. Hull Phillena C. Arbuckle Mamie pollock Maggie Rice Angealina M. Catalana Mamie McCarthy Hannah Sorenson Effie Wooten Josephine Toupaine Clara T. Roff Viola White Mary F. Mitchell Graee R. Phelps Lavonia Bille Duckett Luey Norton Anna Meyer Lizzie Ewing Mrs. L.J. Cypert Margaret Sheedy Nellie J. Tucker Phoebe J. Randall Emery Co. Ut Territory Mary Hastings Mary Morgan Ida Trickle Lizzie C. Voils Elizabeth Ponsford 4 4 Jul 1889 12 Jul 1889 21 Aug 1889 22 Sep 1889 26 Sep 1889 5 21 7 6 26 12 20 10 30 27 28 31 25 25 22 2 18 Oct Oct Nov Nov Oct Nov Nov Dec Nov Nov Nov Dee Dec Dec Dee Mar Mar 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1890 1890 26 !1ar 1890 3 16 1 5 3 8 8 11 16 29 17 24 25 13 12 24 31 24 10 15 13 '19 30 28 25 29 12 Apr Apr May May Jun Jun Jun May Jun May Jun Jun Jun Jul Aug Aug Aug Sep Oet Oct Nov Nov Noy Noy Noy Noy Dee 1890 1890 1890 1890 1890 1890 1890 1890 1890 1890 1890 1890 1890 1890 1890 1890 1890 1890 1890 1890 1890 1890 1890 1890 1890 1890 1890 17 23 24 1 1 Dee Dee Dee Jan Jan 1890 1890 1890 1891 1891 " . '-,/