EARLY GUNNISON COUNTY RESIDENTS I-L

These names are taken from local histories, diaries, early newspapers and other sources EXCEPT vital records.

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Name	Comments	Source
Idzenton, Louis	had slate claim on mouth of Yule Creek in 1905, carried mail from Marble to Crystal	Book 52 Page 38, 126, 131
Ill, Florence	guest of honor at Col. Channing Meek's party prior to 1912	Book 56 Page 17
Imobersteg, Robert	1880 Gunnison settler, dtr married a Spann	Book 44 Page 34 Book 50 Page 337
Indian Henry		Book 50 Page 29-30
Ingersoll, Ernest		Book 50 Page 16, 58, 111-112, 163, 211, 257, 309
Ingham, GT		Book 50 Page 87, 126, 179, 188, 342, 407, 413
Ingram, Lester	photo on 1910 Pitkin baseball team	Book 50 Page 186
Innes, Monte	led 1988 Tin Cup parade	Book 29 Page 159
Ireland, Billy	partner of Charlie McLaughlin in Dorchester saloon, miner	Book 29 Page 80, 81
Irie, Sam	photo in Tin Cup, worked on Gunnison Co roads in 1908	Book 23 Page 10, 22,
Irie, Simeon	worked for Leslie E Keeley	Book 30 Page 177, 230
Irions, Nellie (Mrs.)	had boarding house in 1929 Marble	Book 57 Page 193
Irwin		Book 50 Page 131, 261-274, 426
Irwin Club		Book 50 Page 269-270
Irwin, Dick	disc gold at Irwin in 1879, photo, namesake of Irwin town	Book 50 Page 262-264, 338
Irwin, George		Book 50 Page 395-396, 404, 406
Isler, Ruby	ran 1950 Marble Trading Post	Book 57 Page 198
Ives, MS	signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble	Book 52 Page 337
Ivey, Ida	wife of thomas, mother of Thomas	Book 29 Page 178
Ivey, Thomas	father of Thomas, husb of Ida	Book 29 Page 178
Ivey, Thomas	son of Thomas and Ida. d 1899, bur Protestant knoll in tin cup	Book 29 Page 178
Izett, AL	signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble	Book 52 Page 337
Izett, AL (Mrs)	signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble	Book 52 Page 337
Izett, Arch	Marble resident, moved to Gunnison and had Ford dealership by 1917	Book 52 Page 272
Jack, "Old Lady"	Schofield resident, niece of Jim Bridger	Book 39 Page 307
Jack, Ellen	Gunnison Co resident, wrote Fate of a Fairy, "Mrs Capt Jack - Daredevil of the West", cause of courtroom brawl	Book 41 Page 196 Book 52 Page 13
Jack, Ellen E. “Captain”		Book 50 Page 251
Jackson, Andrew		Book 50 Page 29-32
Jackson, Helen Hunt		Book 50 Page 57, 202-203, 252, 258, 274
Jackson, John		Book 50 Page 29
Jackson, Nina	Marble resident in 1886	Book 52 Page 13
Jackson, WH	photographer w/Hayden Survey	Book 30 Page 1
Jackson, William		Book 50 Page 178
Jackson, William H		Book 50 Page 11, 13, 16
Jacobs, HS		Book 50 Page 339
James, Frank	hid out in Capt Stiles' cabin	Book 23 Page 85
James, HM	signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble	Book 52 Page 337
James, Jesse	hid out in Capt Stiles' cabin	Book 23 Page 85
James, Richard	d 1884JAN24 Company name: COLORADO COAL AND IRON  Mine name: CRESTED BUTTE Cause of death/comments: EXPLOSION OF GAS AND DUST;BD. WALSENBURG	Colorado Archives
James, Tom	Tin Cup miner in 1878	Book 30 Page 38
Jameson, Andy		Book 50 Page 370-371
Jamison brothers	owners of Los Tagus mine	Book 30 Page 90, 91
Jamison, Andrew	1856-1883, arriv Tin Cup ca 1882, town marshall, painter, killed by William Taylor in barroom brawl 6 May 1883 supposedly over a love triangle, bur Boot Hill in Tin Cup, age 27 at death, uncle was James Jamison who is buried next to him	Book 24 Page 399 Book 30 Page 145 Book 29 Page 176, 37, 38
Jamison, Bob and Mrs.	had stillborn child in Tin Cup	Book 29 Page 182
Jamison, child	stillborn child of Bob and Mrs. Jamison, bur in brickyard just below Protestant knoll in Tin Cup Cem	Book 29 Page 182
Jamison, James	Fell down shaft at Tin Cup Gulch mine while drunk and died, bur Boot Hill cem in Tin Cup, d Mar 1890 at age 52, uncle of Andrew, bur next to Andrew	Book 29 Page 176 internet
Jamison, Mrs.	wife of Andrew Jamison, moved to Cripple Creek and married a Mr. Couch after Andy was murdered	Book 29 Page 38
Janke, Harold	1st grader in 1912 in Marble	Book 56 Page 104
Jarrell, John	1910 stationery printer in Marble	Book 57 Page 179
Jarrell, John J	Conductor on Treasury Mtn RR in 1911, worked at Marble Booster	Book 52 Page 107, 203
Jarvis, Royal		Book 50 Page 144
Jarvis, WE	had mining claim in Gothic in 1887	Book 52 Page 17
Jarvis, WE (Mrs)	Gunnison resident in 1887	Book 52 Page 17
Jay, Manuel (Dr.)	1903 Gunnison Doctor,
Jayne, MR	1916 Marble marshall	Book 57 Page 187
Jaynes, William	signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble	Book 52 Page 337
Jeans, Charles	1011 Marble town treasurer	Book 57 Page 180
Jefferson		Book 50 Page 85
Jeffries, Ben	d 1884JAN24  Occupation: DRIVER Company name: COLORADO COAL AND IRON  Mine name: CRESTED BUTTE Cause of death/comments: EXPLOSION OF GAS AND DUST	Colorado Archives
Jenkins, James	disc gold ca 1896 on Jenkins Mtn	Book 30 Page 242 Book 29 Page 89
Jenkins, Jesse	Taylor Dam caretaker, son Denis, dtr Barbara Crain & hubby Joe	Book 29 Page 117-118
Jenkins, Loreta	Taylor Dam caretaker	Book 29 Page 117-118
Jennings, “Wort”		Book 50 Page 295-296
Jennings, Dr.	mentioned in 1887 Crystal River Current	Book 52 Page 17
Jennings, JA	sold cigars in 1923 Marble	Book 57 Page 190
Jennings, JD	game Warden	Book 30 Page 233
Jennings, Jim	travelled from his ranch to Crested Butte for provisions in 1887	Book 52 Page 28
Jennings, John & David		Book 50 Page 253-256
Jensen, Andrew	d 1927APR8 Nationality: SWEDE  Occupation: CRANEMAN Cause of death/comments: FELL FROM BOOM OF STEAM SHOVEL	Colorado Archives
Jerome, John L	owner in Crystal River RR Co.  in 1898	Book 57 Page 30
Jesmer, Jasper	1929 Marble barber	Book 57 Page 193
Jessop, Asa	d Sep 1906, bur Protestant knoll in Tin Cup	Book 29 Page 179
Jewell, Lucille M	1931 Marble teacher	Book 52 Page 346
Jewell, WR	1905 Yule RR promoter	Book 52 Page 107
Jocknick, Sidney	prospector, cowboy and rancher, wrote Early Days on the Western Slope of Colorado	Book 30 Page 13, 29, 70 Book 44 Page 32, 33, 74
Jocknick, Sidney		Book 50 Page 21-23, 36, 43
Johns, CC	Tin Cup mail carrier	Book 30 Page 191
Johns, Emily R	1901 Marble teacher	Book 52 Page 235, 346
Johns, LM	Tin Cup mail carrier	Book 30 Page 191
Johnson & Steinmeyer	had mining claims in Bunn Basin in 1887	Book 52 Page 28
Johnson, A and wife	signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble	Book 52 Page 337
Johnson, AA	staked marble claim in 1886	Book 57 Page 12, 171
Johnson, AE "Andy"	his son was bn 10 Oct 1886 on McClure's Ranch, reported in Crystal River Current, his wife visited Marble in 1887	Book 52 Page 13, 28
Johnson, Al		Book 50 Page 78, 245, 247, 423, 426-428
Johnson, Al A.	Marble resident, published Crystal River Current, op hotel, post office and general store, bro Fred, photo of his store, member Gunnison County Snowshoe Club, carried mail from Crested Butte to Crystal	Book 39 Page 308 Book 52 Page 16, 20, 31, 264, 266
Johnson, Andy (Mrs.)	attended Crystal "hop" dance in 1887 and provided vocal instrumental music	Book 52 Page 255
Johnson, Anton		Book 50 Page 292
Johnson, Capt.	incorporator of Tin Cup Town Company in 1879	Book 30 Page 39
Johnson, Charlie	involved with Anthracite mine in 1887	Book 52 Page 17, 28
Johnson, Cora	Per 1900 Marble census bn May 1876 in CO, boarder of OF Thomas	Book 52 Page 347
Johnson, Demetra	Marble resident, 1945 photo	Book 52 Page 160
Johnson, Demetrios	Marble resident, 1945 photo	Book 52 Page 160
Johnson, FC	seized Grey Copper lode on Elk Mtn (Rock Creek) from Ronald Morrison in 1887	Book 52 Page 20, 31
Johnson, Fred	Marble resident, mailman, member Gunnison County Snowshoe Club	Book 39 Page 308 Book 52 Page 264
Johnson, Fred		Book 50 Page 78
Johnson, Gus	visited Marble in 1905, from Pueblo, forfeited Humboldt mining claim in 1912	Book 52 Page 38, 331
Johnson, Harry	Tin Cup res, waiter at a party, photo	Book 23 Page 49, 53
Johnson, Helen	Per 1900 Marble census bn Aug 1898, boarder of OF Thomas	Book 52 Page 347
Johnson, Helmer		Book 50 Page 328
Johnson, Henry L "Old Shaky"	Marble photographer, self photo, did some mining in South America, his cameras in Marble Museum	Book 52 Page 174-175, 190-191 Book 56 Page 12, 28, 65, 194, 198, 201, 279 Book 57 Page 60, 139, 187
Johnson, HS	mgr Colorado White Marble Company in 1925	Book 57 Page 191
Johnson, IL	of Culpepper VA, owned lease on Gold Cup mines, moved to Pitkin area ca 1918	Book 30 Page 188, 210, 235
Johnson, J.C. (Mrs)	teacher in Crystal in 1887	Book 52 Page 235, 346
Johnson, John	signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble	Book 52 Page 337
Johnson, John C (Dr)		Book 50 Page 147, 259, 433
Johnson, John C. (Dr.)	on faculty of Western State College in 1923, d 1973, photo	Book 44 Page 53, 54 Book 50 Page 147
Johnson, Luella		Book 50 Page 210
Johnson, Nelson	owner of Arcade Lode near Tin Cup	Book 30 Page 91
Johnson, Oscar	photo	Book 50 Page 152
Johnson, Samuel	of Denver, leased Red Buck Lode in 1933	Book 30 Page 252
Johnson, Sarah	90 in 2000 and living in Clifton, CO, mar Mr. Trine, dtr of Samuel	Kathleen Haney khaney@wic.net
Trine, Sarah Johnson	dtr of Samuel, age 90 in 2000 and living in Clifton, CO	Kathleen Haney khaney@wic.net
Johnson, Frank	son of Samuel	Kathleen Haney khaney@wic.net
Johnson, Samuel	had Johnsons Restaurant , kids Frank Johnson and Sarah Johnson Trine. Sarah is 90 and she is still living in Clifton, CO.	Kathleen Haney khaney@wic.net
Johnson, Thanos	Marble resident, 1945 photo, artist	Book 52 Page 160, 240, 251, 271, 309
Johnson's Restaraunt	established in Gunnison in 1900	Book 44 Page 46
Johnston, Albert J	incorporator of Tin Cup Town Company in 1879	Book 30 Page 39
Johnston, Albert Sidney (Gen.)		Book 50 Page 7-8
Johnston, Ernestine	1929 Marble teacher	Book 52 Page 346
Johnstone, Andrew	d 1913SEP10 Nat: AMERICAN  Occupation: TIPPLEMAN Age at death: 17  Company name: UTAH FUEL  Mine name: SOMERSET Cause of death/comments: FALL OF TIPPLE	Colorado Archives
Jones Gulch		Book 50 Page 188
Jones, Captain		Book 50 Page 188
Jones, Charlie		Book 50 Page 291
Jones, Dave & Meredith	operated Marble General Store in 1992	Book 52 Page 257
Jones, Deacon	part of Deacon Group who owned Tin Cup mining claims, good judge of whiskey and town peeping tom, d 8 Sep 1903 bur in Boot Hill in Tin Cup	Book 30 Page 185 Book 29 Page 176
Jones, E	had marble claim in 1885	Book 57 Page 12
Jones, EL	had ranch on the Muddy in 1886, reported in Crystal River Current	Book 52 Page 13
Jones, Evan	of Marble, got into it with bears in 1905	Book 52 Page 38 Book 57 Page 47
Jones, Fairolee (Mrs)	signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble	Book 52 Page 337
Jones, Gad		Book 50 Page 342
Jones, JB	Pres of Gray-Knox Marble Co in Knoxville TN, incorp Tennessee-Colorado Marble Co in 1925	Book 57 Page 116, 117
Jones, Jim		Book 50 Page 151
Jones, Joseph	Tin Cup resident, mar Carrie Murdie in Leadville on Easter of 1904 or 1905	Book 23 Page 89 Book 29 Page 107
Jones, WL	d 1884JAN24 Company name: COLORADO COAL AND IRON  Mine name: CRESTED BUTTE Cause of death/comments: EXPLOSION OF GAS AND DUST	Colorado Archives
Jones, Woodie	photo on 1910 Pitkin baseball team	Book 50 Page 186
Jordan, James		Book 50 Page 224
Jordan, JO	arriv Gothic from Boston in 1887, had Jenny Lynd mine in Gothic	Book 52 Page 17, 28
Jorgensen/Jorgenson, Ben H	Colorado highway commissioner, prop of Marble City Hotel, signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble	Book 44 Page 31 Book 52 Page 151, 188, 337
Judd, CC	signed 1912 petition to evict Sylvia Smith from Marble	Book 52 Page 337
Judd, Garwood H	mayor of Gothic, 1880-1930, photo	Book 39 Page 306 Book 50 Page 258
Judd, Mr.	had lead mine in Rustler Gulch near Gothic in 1887	Book 52 Page 17, 28
Judy, CT (Mr and Mrs)	rel of Anne Clickner Gollagher in Covington, IN, mov to Buena Vista CO in 1907	Book 23 Page 30, 87
Judy, Ruth	dtr of CT	Book 23 Page 30, 87
Judy, Zoe	dtr of CT	Book 23 Page 30, 87
Julian, Susie	her father started Gunnison freight company in 1879, mar George L Miller	Book 44 Page 45
June, Andy Le		Book 50 Page 108
Kaggin, Carl	bur Tin Cup - location unknown	Book 29 Page 182
Kallar, William	d 1903JUN26 Nationality: AUSTRIAN  Occupation: ROCK MINER Age at death: 31  Marital Status: S  Company name:   Mine name: CRESTED BUTTE Cause of death/comments: FALL OF ROCK	Colorado Archives
Kallenberger, Fred	1963 Marble Church director	Book 52 Page 252
Kathaberof, William		Book 50 Page 224
Kaudy, William	d 25 May 1898, bur Protestant knoll in Tin Cup, a mason	Book 29 Page 179
Kaupin, Paul	bur Protestant knoll in Tin Cup	Book 29 Page 179
Kavnah, Louis	1940s miner on Forest Hill	Book 30 Page 261
Keane, HB		Book 50 Page 326
Kebler		Book 50 Page 275
Kebler Pass		Book 50 Page 100, 426
Kebler, JA	supt of Whitebreast coal Co. Also involved with Anthracite mine, owner in Crystal River RR co.	Book 50 Page 275-276 Book 52 Page 17, 30
Kebler, JT	involved in Osgood marble quarries	Book 52 Page 287
Kebler, Mr.	made trip from Glenwood to Crested Butte in 1887, worked for Osgood Co.	Book 52 Page 17, 28
Keeley, Leslie E	doctor, had mine on Rothschild Mtn, used gold injections in Keeley cure	Book 30 Page 177, 230
Keelor brothers	bid to pay taxes on Colorado Yule Company in 1918	Book 57 Page 106
Keene		Book 50 Page 111
Keene marble quarry	near Marble	Book 52 Page 287, 323
Keene, Stephen W	org Denver syndicate in 1890 to purchase Yule Creek marble quarries	Book 57 Page 17-23, 60, 61
Keith, EW	Denver mining engineer and geologist in	Book 57 Page 121
Kelley, James P	photo, ran Gunnison cow camp, lived in NM in 1932, early Gunnison rancher, mar Annie Tingueley of Trinidad on Xmas Day 1875	Book 44 Page 32, 33, 37 Book 50 Page 21-24, 36, 43-45
Kelley, Prof. James Herbert	Pres State Normal School at Gunnison (Western State College) in 1914	Book 44 Page 52-53
Kellogg, HJ		Book 50 Page 164-165, 363
Kellogg, Jack	helped Henry Olney publish Hillerton Occident in 1879	Book 30 Page 44
Kellogg’s Spur		Book 50 Page 164
Kelly brothers	involved in marble mines in Marble, their marble used in Colo State Capitol bldg	Book 39 Page 309 Book 57 Page 25
Kelly, Walter		Book 50 Page 183, 401
Kemer, George		Book 50 Page 360
Kemer, George W	early settler of Tin Cup	Book 30 Page 14
Kendrick, FB	signed 1912 petition to evict Sylvia Smith from Marble, draftsman for Colo Yule Company	Book 52 Page 337 Book 56 Page 99
Kennard, Samuel	officer of Dora Mining Company of St. Louis	Book 30 Page 175
Kennedy, Bob	employee of Leslie Keeley, got gold watch fob	Book 30 Page 177
Kennedy, John		Book 50 Page 412
Kennison, Ken	of Sweetwater TX, fixed Tin Cup's first telephone	Book 29 Page 123
Kent’s Gulch		Book 50 Page 9
Kern, Richard		Book 50 Page 5, 7
Kerr, Frank	d 1923APR19 Nationality: AMERICAN  Occupation: INSIDE ENGINEER Age at death: 55  Marital Status: M  Surving children: 4  Company name: ROSS COAL CO.  Mine name: HORACE Cause of death/comments: CRUSHED UNDER A SNOWSLIDE	Colorado Archives
Kerr, John	drove govt livestock to Los Pinos in 1871	Book 44 Page 31
Kerr, V Carolyn	bur Marble Cem, Jun 1932-Oct 1971	Donna Drummond
Kerr, William	d 1898MAR16 Nationality: SCOTCH  Occupation: TRAMWAY CLEANER Age at death: 44  Marital Status: M  Surving children: 3  Mine name: CRESTED BUTTE Cause of death/comments: CRUSHED BY CAR	Colorado Archives
Kerr, William A	Crested Butte native, worked on Taylor Dam, forest ranger	Book 30 Page 258, 259, 262, 299
Ketcham, Marie	guest at Tin Cup party	Book 23 Page 49
Ketcham, Mr or Miss?	Tin Cup teacher	Book 23 Page 74
Keyes, AA	d 11 Apr 1908, bur Boot hill in Tin Cup, very tall, had finest team of horses in Tin Cup, rancher north of Tin Cup	Book 29 Page 176
Keyes, Dr.	from Colorado Spgs, had interest in Buffalo Lode near Marble	Book 52 Page 11
Keyes, FB	owned NK Carlton mine on Gold Hill near Tin Cup	Book 30 Page 72
Keyes, Leslie	squatted on Churchill ranch	Book 29 Page 107
Keyes, LH	Tin Cup resident and town marshall	Book 23 Page 29 Book 30 Page 69
Kezar		Book 50 Page 94-95, 113, 165-167
Kezar Basin		Book 50 Page 6
Kezar obelisk	in Gunnison Cem	Book 44 Page 41
Kezar, Gardner H		Book 50 Page 166
Kick, HJ	railroad express agent  & telegraph in 1925 Marble	Book 57 Page 191
Kimbal, HS	located Ohio Lode near Tin Cup	Book 30 Page 46
Kimberly, GM		Book 50 Page 92
Kimbrell, Hank & Pat	proprietors of Beaver Lake Lodge in Marble	Book 52 Page 161
Kimbrell, John		Book 50 Page 289
Kimbrellville		Book 50 Page 288
Kindig, Richard H	took train photo at Camp Genter in 1941, RR photographer	Book 52 Page 127 Book 56 Page 165
King, CC	Tin Cup saloonkeeper ca 1880	Book 30 Page 56, 97 Book 29 Page 30
King, CG	of Leadville, financed Tom Brewster and Tom James in Tin Cup in 1878	Book 30 Page 38
King, Clarence		Book 50 Page 13
King, Henry	signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble, 1911 master mechanic at Colo Yule Mine	Book 52 Page 337 Book 56 Page 18, 295
King, Iber	d 1884JAN24 Occupation: MINER Company name: COLORADO COAL AND IRON  Mine name: CRESTED BUTTE Cause of death/comments: EXPLOSION OF GAS AND DUST	Colorado Archives
King, Jack	One of first settlers to Aspen, killed in mine explosion in Crested Butte that killed 57 people	Book 62 Page 26, 121
King, WH		Book 50 Page 266
King, WT	d 1884JAN24 Company name: COLORADO COAL AND IRON  Mine name: CRESTED BUTTE Cause of death/comments: EXPLOSION OF GAS AND DUST	Colorado Archives
King’s Ranch		Book 50 Page 100, 129, 266-267, 347
Kingman, Oliver (Rev)	Episcopal minister in Marble in 1912	Book 52 Page 270 Book 57 Page 55, 186
Kingsbury, A Veil "Capt.	owned lead mines on White House Mtn	Book 52 Page 13
Kingsbury, NE		Book 50 Page 401
Kinkaid, John	participated in Gunnison Co Democrat convention in 1881, Tin Cup town attorney, Mason, ran for Colo Democratic Senator in 1886, also spelled Kinkade	Book 30 Page 87, 114, 117, 135 Book 29 Page 54 Book 52 Page 16, 20, 31
Kinnev, GN	signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble	Book 52 Page 337
Kipp, Father	Catholic priest, photo	Book 50 Page 140
Kirchover, John	engineer on Willow Creek dredge, mar Tin Cup teacher Anna Gill and moved to CA	Book 23 Page 75
Kirk	see Tracy, Hodgson & Kirk	Book 52 Page 38
Kirk & Bemus	1906 Marble freighters and livery	Book 57 Page 176
Kirk & Shaw	had stage line to Marble in 1900	Book 52 Page 44
Kirk, Henry W	1900 teamster in Marble	Book 52 Page 38 Book 57 Page 177, 190
Kirk, HW	signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble	Book 52 Page 337
Kirk, Tracy O	had saloon in Marble in 1907	Book 57 Page 177
Kirkbe, old man	Gunnison resident	Book 41 Page 198
Kirkwood, Samuel J		Book 50 Page 29
Kissee		Book 50 Page 289-290
Kissel, Tom	Marble newlywed in 1923	Book 52 Page 260
Kitto, JJ	of Texas, worked at Taylor Park Res	Book 29 Page 131
Klatt, Joseph Leo	of CA who disappeared 19 May 1963 while swimming off coast, disc voting under false name of John Ruppert in Marble in 1965, mgr of Beaver Lake Lodge	Book 57 Page 149
Klauber, Alfred	moved w/family to Tin Cup in 1879, bro Sidney	Book 30 Page 52
Klauber, JJ	1886-1888, bur Tin Cup - Jewish knoll	Book 29 Page 175
Klauber, Sidney	son of JS and B, 2 Sep 1881-1 Oct 1886, bur Tin Cup cem - Jewish knoll	Book 29 Page 175
Klauber, Sidney	1st boy born in Tin Cup or Hillerton, bro Alfred	Book 30 Page 52
Klauber, SJ	postmaster and owner of liquor and cigar store in Hillerton in 1882	Book 30 Page 52, 100 Book 29 Page 59
Kline Falls	on Crystal River upstream from Marble	Book 52 Page 291
Kline, Robert Hays (Dr.)	of Philadelphia, early investor in Marble townsite	Book 52 Page 143 Book 57 Page 16, 19-22
Kline, WH	1896 Marble carpenter	Book 57 Page 172
Kneedler, Elmer	photo in Marble in 1942	Book 52 Page 261
Knight, Edward Jennings (Rev)	first Episc bishop of Western CO, 1908 consecrated St Paul's in Marble and d several days later in Glenwood	Book 57 Page 55
Knouse, Homer V	signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble, involved in same accident that killed Col. Channing Meek.	Book 52 Page 337 Book 56 Page 57
Knouse, HV (Mrs)	signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble	Book 52 Page 337
Knowlton, RF		Book 50 Page 253
Knox, Viola	Tin Cup/Almont postmistress	Book 29 Page 148
Kobey, Cyril	2nd grader in 1912 in Marble	Book 56 Page 104
Kobey, Ike	Marble resident, moved to Gunnison by 1917 as bookkeeper for Izett bros.	Book 52 Page 272
Kobey, IM	mentioned in Marble Booster in 1915, signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble, 1909 clothier	Book 52 Page 203, 336, 337 Book 57 Page 178
Kobey, IM (Mrs)	signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble	Book 52 Page 337
Kobey, Mr.	at 1911 Marble play	Book 52 Page 236
Kobey's Clothing Store	in Marble, photo	Book 52 Page 148, 170-171, 198, 266
Koehler, Gustave	d 1884SEP4 Occupation: MINER Company name:   Mine name: CRESTED BUTTE	Colorado Archives
Korn, Dan	left Denver prospecting in 1879, bro Phil, died age 102 prob in Leadville or Denver	Book 23 Page 15-17
Korn, Frank D	photo on horse in Tin Cup, son of Phil, from PA, rancher & miner, he and his mother died in Salida in 1933, had Alhambra mine in 1929, d 1933	Book 23 Page 10, 17, 22, 29, 84, Book 30 Page 222, 227, 228, 230, 247, 251 Book 29 Page 26, 48, 63, 138, 141, 142, 144
Korn, John Philip "Phil"	left Denver prospecting in 1879, bro Dan, grandson Dan Harrington, had bootery in Denver & Tin Cup, d Salida 1916, photo, built home in Tin Cup in 1883	Book 23 Page 15-17, 29, 56, 96 Book 30 Page 178 Book 29 Page 32, 58
Korn, Marie	wife of Phil Korn, died 1932, bur Salida, son Frank	Book 23 Page 17 Book 29 Page 31, 137, 142, 144
Korn, Philip	Tin Cup resident and shoemaker	Book 29 Page 34
Koyle, Rev. CH		Book 50 Page 140
Kranst, Joseph	d 1884JAN24  Occupation: MINER Company name: COLORADO COAL AND IRON  Mine name: CRESTED BUTTE Cause of death/comments: EXPLOSION OF GAS AND DUST	Colorado Archives
Kreutzer, William		Book 50 Page 304, 318-319
Kreutzer, William R	Colo 1st forest ranger, arriv Tin Cup 1905, Super of Gunnison Reserve 1907, photo	Book 23 Page 33, 34, 35,57 Book 30 Page 206, 207, 208, 213, 218, 232, 245, 289
Kubler		Book 50 Page 352-353
Kubler Coal Mine		Book 50 Page 106, 353
Kubler, FG		Book 50 Page 92, 126
Kuhles, Clayton	Marble resident in 1970s, in Garfield Jail in 1980 for stealing bulldozer, found innocent	Book 52 Page 217, 218
Kuhles, Clyde	1963 Marble Church director	Book 52 Page 252
Kyle, Marshal Jim		Book 50 Page 271
LaCapra, Vince		Book 50 Page 411
Lacey, John		Book 50 Page 265
LaCount, James		Book 50 Page 160
LaCroix, Ginger Marshall	of OK, Tin cup summer resident	Book 29 Page 155
LaJeune, A	See LeJeune
Lake, Henry F Jr.	son of Sr., newspaperman, editor of Gunnison News-Champion in 1911	Book 44 Page 80 Book 56 Page 12
Lake, Henry F Sr.	namesake of mining camp on upper Tomichi 1878-79	Book 44 Page 80
Lake, Rial	grandson of Henry Lake Sr., Dir of Communications at Western State	Book 44 Page 80
Lake/Lakes, Arthur	geologist formerly with School of Mines	Book 50 Page 155, 214, 273 Book 57 Page 26, 40
Lamb, Gus	one of first gold prospectors to Tin Cup in 1859, joined Confederate Army	Book 23 Page 5, 6, 7 Book 30 Page 9, 10, 11, 14 Book 29 Page 3-7
Lamb, Gus		Book 50 Page 359, 361
Lamb, LaVee Beck	1940 Marble teacher	Book 52 Page 346
Lambert & Miller	had 1897 Marble Saloon	Book 57 Page 173
Lambert, Irena (Mrs)	signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble	Book 52 Page 337
Lambert, JH	listed in 1900 Marble Census as HOH, bn May 1844 in NJ, real estate agent	Book 52 Page 347
Lambertson, John	1940s miner at Star mine, 1900 photo in Dorchester	Book 30 Page 261 Book 29 Page 122 Book 50 Page 380
Lannan, Matt	mining partner of Sim Sutton in Bertha Gulch	Book 29 Page 99
Larkin Hotel	on 1914 Marble map, photo	Book 52 Page 164, 211, 212, 213 Book 56 Page 32-33
Larkin, Arthur	3rd grader in 1912 in Marble	Book 56 Page 104 Book 56 Page 166
Larkin, EP	ran Larkin Hotel in 1911	Book 52 Page 211 Book 56 Page 187
Larkin, Helen	6th/7th grader in 1912 in Marble	Book 56 Page 104
Larkin, James R "Gus"	Gen Mgr of Crested Butte in 1965
Larkin, JH	signed 1912 petition to evict Sylvia Smith from Marble	Book 52 Page 337
Larkin, Joe	1917 Marble resident	Book 52 Page 272
Larkin, Maggie (Miss)	ran Larkin Hotel in 1911, signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble	Book 52 Page 211, 337 Book 57 Page 178
Larkin, Mary (Miss)	signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble	Book 52 Page 337 Book 57 Page 178
Larkin, Minnie (Miss)	ran Larkin Hotel in 1911	Book 52 Page 211 Book 57 Page 178
Larkin, Phil	signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble	Book 52 Page 337
Larkins, Doc		Book 50 Page 270
Larsen, Gus	visited Marble in 1905, may have been from Pueblo, seized Humboldt mining claim from Gus Johnson in 1912	Book 52 Page 38, 331
Larsen, John	mgr Star, Independence and X-Ten-U-8 mines near Glacier Siding ca 1917	Book 30 Page 231 Book 52 Page 38
Larson, PR	sold gen merchandise in Marble	Book 52 Page 151
Lathrop, Lewis		Book 50 Page 109, 114, 117-119, 182, 216
LaTourette Saloon	in Tin Cup	Book 23 Page 43
LaTourette, Charlie		Book 50 Page 370, 372-373
LaTourette, Emma Curtis	wife of Charley, bn IN, mar Charley in KS, aunt of Charles Curtis VP candidate in 1928 national election, horsewoman	Book 23 Page 28,30, 59 Book 30 Page 57, 124
LaTourette, Koertenius "Charley"	uncle of Anne Clickner, aka "Korty" and "Charley", killed Tin Cup Town Marshall Harry Rivers, bn Fountain Co IN. Served 115th IN Regiment, then 133rd, then 154th as 1st Lt Co C, mar Emma Curtis in KS ca 1872, arriv Tin Cup ca 1879, operated White House Saloon, photo of his cabin & saloon, d 1912	Book 23 Page 28,30, 59, 60, 61, 87 Book 30 Page 56, 93, 97, 103, 109, 111, 117, 153, 208, 209, 213, 223 Book 29 Page 30, 36, 37
LaTourette, Victorine Sprankle	Tin Cup res, adopted dtr of Charley and Emma LaTourette	Book 23 Page 52, 60, 74
Laturn Brothers	had 1894 lumber company in Marble	Book 57 Page 171
Laughrey, Maggie C	ran Pacific Hotel in Tin Cup, mar Frank Emerson	Book 24 Page 397
Lauretti, Emil	1st grader in 1912 in Marble	Book 56 Page 104
Lauretti, Mike	5th grader in 1912 in Marble	Book 56 Page 104
Lawrence, JS		Book 50 Page 327
Lawson, AF	Gunnison city attorney in 1886, part owner in Last Chance mine and some boss claims on Sheep Mtn,	Book 52 Page 13, 20, 31
Lawson, John	part owner in Last Chance mine on Sheep Mtn	Book 52 Page 28
Layson, Marie		Book 23 Page 2
Leahy, Thomas J	Tin Cup town marshall, killed Frank Emerson in 1882 and was sentenced to 12 years in CO State Pen	Book 24 Page 397 Book 30 Page 113, 122, 37
Leahy, Tom		Book 50 Page 370
Leavitt, Mrs.	written about in 1923 Marble poem	Book 57 Page 115
Lee, HF	signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble	Book 52 Page 337
Lee, Mable (Mrs)	signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble	Book 52 Page 337
Lee, Margaret	1949 Ragged Mtn teacher	Book 52 Page 346
Lees, CF	placer miner at Union Park, found gravel	Book 30 Page 94
Lees, John (Mrs)	bur Protestant knoll in Tin Cup, photo	Book 29 Page 179, 49
Lees, John F	bot claim from CG King, Brewster and James in 1883, JP	Book 30 Page 38, 156
Lefebvre, Esther	from Paris, she personally managed Lefebvre Mine for awhile	Book 30 Page 220
LeFebvre, Madame Esther		Book 50 Page 380-381
Legget, James	reported to have brought surveyors to Osgood Marble quarry in 1900	Book 52 Page 289
Lehman, Lee	early Gunnison settler	Book 44 Page 34
Lehow & Holgate	1909 Marble carpenters	Book 57 Page 178
Lehow, Oscar	brother of Mrs. LC Summers, came to Marble for visit in 1917	Book 52 Page 272
LeJeune, Andrew	mine operator from Tin Cup, d April 1918, mgr of Blistered Horn mine, died 1918	Book 30 Page 13, 165, 169, 188, 195, 211, 212, 222 Book 29 Page 68 Book 23 Page 87
LeJune, Andy		Book 50 Page 108
LeMay, John	Marble town trustee	Book 52 Page 213
Lemy, CM		Book 50 Page 401
Lenihan, WA	signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble	Book 52 Page 337
Leonard family	Gunnison ranchers	Book 44 Page 31
Leonard, Anita	Almont postmistress	Book 29 Page 148
Leonard, Charles		Book 50 Page 264
Leonard, Clarence	witness to 1943 air crash, bot cabins from Eleanor Perry in Tin Cup in 1959	Book 30 Page 262, 280 Book 29 Page 153
Leonard, Esther	bot cabins from Eleanor Perry in Tin Cup in 1959	Book 30 Page 280 Book 29 Page 153
Leonard, Samuel G	Super of Gold Cup mine	Book 30 Page 188
Leroux, Antoine	Taos guide who led John Gunnison 1853 expedition	Book 50 Page 4, 6 Book 57 Page 5
Leuders, Herman		Book 50 Page 23
Levy, Earl		Book 50 Page 118
Lewellen, Mary Leda	1939 Marble teacher	Book 52 Page 346
Lewis, ??	bur Tin Cup - location unknown	Book 29 Page 182
Lewis, Ben		Book 50 Page 130-131, 138, 141-143, 292, 399
Lewis, BW	of Gunnison, bot claim on Cross Mtn	Book 30 Page 163
Lewis, CW	ran for mayor of Virginia City in 1880	Book 30 Page 65
Lewis, Ed	signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble	Book 52 Page 337
Lewis, Ed (Mrs)	signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble	Book 52 Page 337
Lewis, Mack		Book 50 Page 292
Lickiss, Wayne		Book 50 Page 135
Liegl, Oscar	bur Marble Cem, 26 Sep 1911-2 Dec 1911	Donna Drummond
Lierle, Edna	Tin Cup school photo	Book 23 Page 70
Lierle, George	Tin Cup photographer	Book 29 Page 145
Light, Dr. Mason	photo in Gunnison Navy	Book 44 Page 9
Lightley, Frank		Book 50 Page 319
Lightley, George		Book 50 Page 305
Lightly, Frank	early Gunnison settler, photo	Book 44 Page 34 Book 50 Page 319
Ligier, LR	had marble claim in 1885	Book 57 Page 12
Limerick, Charlie	photo of his cabin which was moved to Marble	Book 52 Page 190
Lincoln, WS	sup of Colorado Cons Yule Co in 1925	Book 57 Page 117, 192
Lindberg, John		Book 50 Page 346
Lindbloom, Walt	helped build Corrigan home in Tin Cup	Book 29 Page 122
Lindquist, Karin	1973 Marble town trustee	Book 52 Page 192
Lindsey, EE	Denver & Rio Grande RR relief fireman in 1923, his wife and mother lived in Spavenburg TX, killed in train boiler explosion, d in Salida Hospital 3 Sep 1923	Book 44 Page 48-50
Liotis, James	bn 11 Jul 1892 in Cabevele Greece, registered for WWI draft in Gunnison Co	posted by Linda Sparzak on Gunn Co Forum page
Lipson, Bob	Marble resident	Book 56 Page 149
Lipson, Pete	photo of him in Marble	Book 52 Page 176
Lipson, PR	signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble, sold general merchandise	Book 52 Page 337 Book 57 Page 182
Lipson, RP	1909 general merchandiser in Marble - this is probably PR Lipson	Book 57 Page 178
Lisa, Manuel		Book 50 Page 4
Listen, James O	postmaster for Red Mountain in 1880
Liston, James		Book 50 Page 378
Littell, Henry and Ira		Book 50 Page 219, 221
Little, LH	super of Abbeyville smelter	Book 30 Page 117
Little, Norton M	helped reorganize Colo Yule Marble Co	Book 56 Page 144
Little, Sam	Gunnison rancher	Book 44 Page 30, 31
Livingston, Jim	worked at Anthracite mine in 1887	Book 52 Page 17
Lloyd, Dick	doing contract work for Frank Parish in Parish Basin in 1886	Book 52 Page 13, 17
Lloyd, Harry		Book 50 Page 392
Lloyd, Will	had a mine in 1887 with Dick Lloyd, suffered from rheumatism, Oddfellow	Book 52 Page 17
Lobdell, Harvey	Gunnison resident	Book 44 Page 30
Locke, Miss	1914 Marble teacher	Book 52 Page 337
Lockett, E.S.		Book 50 Page 289
Lockhart, JJ	miner on Buck lode in 1887	Book 52 Page 28
Lockwood, AA	signed 1912 petition to evict Sylvia Smith from Marble	Book 52 Page 337
Long, Annie M	signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble	Book 52 Page 337
Long, Buss	Colo Yule motorman	Book 56 Page 166, 169, 173
Long, Frank de		Book 50 Page 396
Long, Lon	staked Silver Cup lode in Tin Cup	Book 30 Page 36
Long, Ted	signed 1912 petition to evict Sylvia Smith from Marble	Book 52 Page 337
Lore, EK	from Gunnison, started Bowerman Herald in 1904	Book 39 Page 283
Lore, Ellis	1880s photo in front of Pitkin Bank	Book 50 Page 184
Lore, ER		Book 50 Page 190, 196-197, 331
Loring, William		Book 50 Page 8
Lotis, G	listed on census in 1860 in South Park	Book 30 Page 14
Lottale, Peter	listed in 1900 Marble Census as bn Mar 1859 in Italy, saloonkeeper	Book 52 Page 347
Lottes/Lottis, Fred	followed Taylor, Gray and Lamb to Tin Cup, prosp 1st at Cherry Creek then CA Gulch, placer mine at Union Park, died Feb 1900, bur Leadville	Book 23 Page 6 Book 30 Page 10, 13, 17, 18, 92, 177
Lottis, Fred		Book 50 Page 10, 50, 188, 360-362
Loudermilk, Kareen	Marble resident in 1950s, mar Lt. Benjamin R Man  in Marble 3 Oct year? sister of Raquel	Book 52 Page 249, 250 Book 57 Page 145, 146
Loudermilk, Raquel	Marble resident in 1950s, sister of Kareen	Book 52 Page 249, 250 Book 57 Page 146
Loudermilk, Wade & Wilma	of  Buckeye AZ, renovated Beaver Lake Lodge in Marble,	Book 52 Page 192 Book 56 Page 175 Book 57 Page 144, 148, 198
Loughrey, Maggie		Book 50 Page 372
Loughrey, Maggie C	wife of Frank Emerson, ran Pacific Hotel in Tin cup	Book 30 Page 122 Book 29 Page 30
Loutsenhizer, OD		Book 50 Page 36, 150-151
Love, Mark and wife	snowshoed from St. Elmo to Tin Cup in 1927	Book 29 Page 62
Lovejoy, AL	missionary, travelled through Tomichi Creek area in 1842 on way from Oregon to the East	Book 30 Page 5
Lovsey, Charlie	son of James, came over divide from Crested Butte in 1887	Book 52 Page 17
Lovsey, James	son Charlie, came over