EARLY GUNNISON COUNTY RESIDENTS U-Z
These names are taken from local histories, diaries, early newspapers and other sources EXCEPT vital records.
Instructions: After locating a person in this list, jot down the book and page numbers or other source given. Then click here to get further details on the source
| Name | Comments | Source |
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Udlock, Rev. Dr. Frederick E |
Presbyterian Minister in Marble in 1980s |
Book 52 Page 252, 253 |
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Uhr, Frank |
d 1908MAY25 Nationality: AUSTRIAN Occupation: MINER Age at death: 28 Marital Status: S Company name: Mine name: CRESTED BUTTE Cause of death/comments: FALL OF ROCK |
Colorado Archives |
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Uhren, William S |
became editor of Garfield Banner in 1881 |
Book 30 Page 100 |
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Ule Brothers |
Book 50 Page 262 |
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Usher, Albert |
1900 Marble school child |
Book 52 Page 235 |
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Usher, Bertie |
involved in 1900 Marble Sunday School |
Book 52 Page 247 |
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Usher, Jim |
hurt foot with a pick in 1887 |
Book 52 Page 17 |
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Utley, Mr. |
surveyor for road to Osgood marble quarry in 1900 |
Book 52 Page 289 |
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Utt, David |
Book 50 Page 253 |
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Vader family |
Gunnison ranchers |
Book 44 Page 31 |
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Vader, Frank |
Gunnison Co resident 1908 |
Book 23 Page 88 |
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Vader, Mrs. Mark |
Gunnison Cem caretaker |
Book 29 Page 105 |
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Vader, Palmer |
early Gunnison settler |
Book 44 Page 34 |
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Vader, Paul Sr. |
Quartz Creek rancher |
Book 30 Page 314 |
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Vader, PH |
1905 photo |
Book 50 Page 319 |
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Vallery, Oscar |
1897 Marble baseball player |
Book 57 Page 29 |
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Vance, Ed N |
US Forest ranger, installed phone from Tin Cup to Dorchester |
Book 23 Page 35 Book 30 Page 213 |
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Vandemoer, John |
Book 50 Page 203, 364 |
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Vanderbilt, Cornelius |
Book 50 Page 141 |
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Vanderbilt, William |
Book 50 Page 267 |
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Vanderpost, Mrs. |
Marble resident, 1945 photo, wife of early ranger |
Book 52 Page 160 |
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Vanderventer, DR |
had 1916 Marble bakery, had 1923 boarding house |
Book 57 Page 187, 190 |
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Vanderwilt, John W |
School of Mines President in 1936 |
Book 57 Page 129, 130 |
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Vanguard |
Book 50 Page 161-162 |
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VanNess, Elizabeth |
mother of Harry Morris |
Book 23 Page 26 |
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VanOstern, WV |
Book 50 Page 276 |
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VanPelt, Nelson |
Book 50 Page 113 |
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VanZandt, Charles |
played Basso in 1911 Marble play |
Book 52 Page 235 |
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Veil, A |
owner in Bonanza and Lead Chief lead mines on White House Mtn |
Book 52 Page 13 |
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Vidal, Albine |
wife of Regis, bur Gunnison Cem |
Book 24 Page 367 |
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Vidal, Bertha |
photo, dtr of Regis |
Book 50 Page 343 |
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Vidal, Dollie |
dtr of Regis and Albine Vidal, mar Gad Jones, bought out family ranch, photo |
Book 24 Page 367 Book 50 Page 342-343 |
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Vidal, Josephine |
dtr of Regis, bur Gunnison Cem |
Book 24 Page 367 |
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Vidal, Louena |
dtr of Regis, photo |
Book 50 Page 343 |
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Vidal, Matilda |
photo, dtr of Regis |
Book 50 Page 343 |
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Vidal, Nanette |
dtr of Regis, photo |
Book 50 Page 343 |
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Vidal, Pearl |
dtr of Regis, bur Gunnison Cem |
Book 24 Page 367 |
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Vidal, Phillip |
bro of Regis, Gunnison County homesteader, of Paris |
Book 24 Page 367 Book 50 Page 342-343 |
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Vidal, Regis |
1839-1901, Paris immigrant who arriv Gunnison Co in 1875 w/bro Phillip. Wife Albine, son Robert and 8 dtrs including Dollie, Josephine and Pearl. Bur Gunnison Cemetery |
Book 24 Page 367 Book 50 Page 342-343 |
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Vidal, Robert |
only son of Vidal, bur Gunnison Cem |
Book 24 Page 367 |
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Vidal, Sophie |
photo, dtr of Regis |
Book 50 Page 343 |
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Violet, Col. OH |
editor of Tin Cup Record in 1881, democrat, div wife 1881, mov to Denver, mar Eliza A Cochran |
Book 30 Page 79, 87, 97, 100, 114, 123 Book 50 Page 468 |
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Violet, Mrs. OH |
had stunning shawl on display at 1882 mining expo for the Gunnison Co exhibit |
Book 30 Page 129, 133 |
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Virginia City |
Tin Cup incorporated under this name in 1880 |
Book 23 Page 9 |
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Vizina, F |
accident while cutting firewood ca 1880 |
Book 30 Page 81 |
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Volkman, Mr. and Mrs. |
1905 Redstone residents |
Book 52 Page 38 |
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VonMueller, William |
worked at Marble Booster, 1917 Marble marshall |
Book 50 Page 135 Book 52 Page 203 Book 57 Page 188 |
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Wade, Mrs. |
sang at 1912 Marble PTA meeting |
Book 52 Page 239 |
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Wagner, Mr. |
Gunnison Co Deputy Dist Attorney in 1912 |
Book 56 Page 191 |
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Wagner, Virginia |
bn 17 Apr 1927 in Glenwood Spgs, dtr of William Wagner and Bertha Heuschkel, mar Martin Cerise, move to Gunnison in 1975 |
Book 60 Page 148-167 |
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Wahl & Witter |
Gunnison Co stage/hack line |
Book 30 Page 60, 61 |
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Wahl, Charles F |
disc Anna Dedrika mine in Tin Cup, had claim on Cross Mtn in 1886, part of Deacon Group who owned Tin Cup mining claims, killed Clanson Gregg in 1886 over love triangle with Charlie's common law German wife, married her after the murder |
Book 30 Page 36, 162, 163, 185, 212 Book 29 Page 176, 42, 43, 55 |
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Wait, Lee |
mayor of Gothic |
Book 39 Page 306 |
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Waite, George |
Book 50 Page 12, 249 |
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Waite, Lewis |
Book 50 Page 12, 46, 249, 256 |
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Waldron, Mr. |
took over Jimmie Mack mine in 1886, from NJ |
Book 29 Page 13, 14 |
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Walker, FA (Prof.) |
1911 Marble teacher |
Book 52 Page 236, 346 Book 57 Page 181 |
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Walker, Isaac |
Book 50 Page 36 |
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Walker, Robert |
owned Little Art Studio in Gunnison |
Book 44 Page 62 |
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Walker, Tom |
Book 50 Page 36 |
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Wall |
see Mead, Wall & Hart |
Book 52 Page 13 |
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Wallace, Betty |
Gunnison County historian |
Book 44 Page 7 |
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Wallgren, Mr. |
1900 roadmaster in either Gunnison, Pitkin or Garfield Counties |
Book 52 Page 59 |
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Walpole, Peter |
Book 50 Page 193-194 |
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Walsh & Brooks Grocery |
in Marble, photo, written about in poem |
Book 52 Page 228 Book 57 Page 114 |
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Walsh, "Dad" |
Marble roadmaster in 1917 |
Book 52 Page 272 |
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Walsh, "Joker" |
1917 Marble resident |
Book 52 Page 272 |
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Walsh, ER |
signed 1912 petition to evict Sylvia Smith from Marble |
Book 52 Page 337 |
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Walsh, James |
d 1884JAN24 Company name: COLORADO COAL AND IRON Mine name: CRESTED BUTTE Cause of death/comments: EXPLOSION OF GAS AND DUST |
Colorado Archives |
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Walsh, John J "Joker" |
owned Marble bakery in 1911, signed 1912 petition to evict Sylvia Smith from Marble, sold out and moved from Marble in 1941 |
Book 52 Page 170, 337 Book 57 Page 138, 178 |
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Walsh, Mr. |
Tin Cup saloonkeeper ca 1880, see Miller & Walsh |
Book 30 Page 56, 97 |
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Walsh, Mrs. C. |
bur Protestant knoll in Tin Cup, d Oct 29, age 36 |
Book 29 Page 180 |
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Walsh, Thomas (Mrs.) |
1912 Marble resident, signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble |
Book 52 Page 336, 337 |
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Walter, RJ |
worked on Gunnison Co exhibit to 1882 mining expo |
Book 30 Page 127 Book 50 Page 252 |
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Walther, Arnold |
engineer for the SR&SJ RR |
Book 56 Page 154 |
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Walther, Mr. |
fireman for Crystal River & San Juan RR |
Book 52 Page 118 |
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Walton, JA |
signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble |
Book 52 Page 337 |
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Walton, James A (Rev.) |
in Marble in 1911, 1912 had Congregational Church (Union) in Marble |
Book 52 Page 236, 238, 335, 340 Book 56 Page 192 Book 57 Page 181 |
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Walton, Katherine |
1911 Marble student |
Book 52 Page 236 |
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Walton, Metta Meads (Mrs.) |
signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble |
Book 52 Page 337 |
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Walton, Ralph O Jr. |
Pres Crested Butte Dev Corp |
Book 44 Page 58 |
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Wamsley, Lon |
Book 50 Page 347 |
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Ward, Charles |
guest at Tin Cup party |
Book 23 Page 49 |
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Ward, Elva M (Miss) |
1912 Marble resident, signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble |
Book 52 Page 336, 337 |
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Ward, Eva |
involved in 1900 Marble Sunday School |
Book 52 Page 243 |
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Ward, Jack |
Tin Cup gunfighter, became preacher |
Book 30 Page 86 |
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Ward, Lela |
involved in 1900 Marble Sunday School |
Book 52 Page 243 |
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Ward, NW |
signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble |
Book 52 Page 337 |
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Ward, NW (Mrs.) |
signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble |
Book 52 Page 337 |
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Wardjohn, WW |
Book 50 Page 352 |
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Wardrum, Steven K |
Marble town trustee in 1980 |
Book 52 Page 217 |
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Wareham, Dolly E |
b El Paso Co, CO, moved to Gunnison CO at age 5, mar Frank Wareham 7 Nov 1897, d 28 Oct 1907 in Tin Cup at age 30, left 5 kids including babe of 6 weeks, survivors were her parents, 4 sis, 3 bro, and husb |
Book 23 Page 91 |
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Wareham, Ethel |
thrown from coach |
Book 30 Page 209 |
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Wareham, Frank |
Gunnison Co resident, his sister and son Frank lived in Salida, wife Dolly E |
Book 23 Page 87 |
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Warenski, Karl |
Book 50 Page 176-177 |
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Warman, Cy |
Book 50 Page 1 |
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Warner, Ella (Miss) |
1st Tin Cup schoolteacher |
Book 30 Page 79, 80 |
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Warner, Hank |
owned Black Hawk lode in Tin Cup |
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Warner, HS |
injured while cutting firewood ca 1880 |
Book 30 Page 81 |
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Warner, JE |
cutting firewood ca 1880 |
Book 30 Page 81 |
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Warner, Major M. Rush |
mgr Gunnison Improvement Company |
Book 30 Page 89 |
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Warner, Mr |
install phone line from Tin Cup to Pitkin in 1907, prob was a US forest ranger |
Book 23 Page 35 |
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Warren, Edward R |
US Deputy Marshall Surveyor in Crested Butte in 1887 |
Book 52 Page 31 |
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Warren, Rocky |
built airstrip on Cranor property, of Gunnison |
Book 30 Page 264 |
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Washburn, Winnifred (Miss) |
from Denver, taught school in Marble in 1905 |
Book 57 Page 48 |
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Waskey, family |
From KS, Tin Cup summer residents |
Book 30 Page 250 |
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Watkins, LL |
Book 50 Page 292 |
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Watson, DM |
located Ohio Lode near Tin Cup |
Book 30 Page 46 |
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Watson, Jed |
Book 50 Page 178 |
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Watson, Pat |
Taylor Park resident |
Book 29 Page 128 |
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Watson, Sheriff |
Gunnison County/Tin Cup sheriff in 1900 |
Book 30 Page 183 |
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Watson's cabin |
1896 photo of it in Taylor Park |
Book 30 Page 173 |
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Watt, James |
Book 50 Page 305 |
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Watt, Margaret E |
1924 Marble teacher |
Book 52 Page 346 |
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Watters, Stephen S |
1885 Gunnison settler |
Book 44 Page 34 Book 50 Page 309 |
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Wattson, Henry A "Hank" |
namesake of Wattson's Camp at confluence of IL Creek and Taylor River, involved in Taylor Park RR, owned Mills and Goodale placers |
Book 30 Page 239 Book 29 Page 85, 86 Book 50 Page 377 |
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Waugh, William |
Book 50 Page 299 |
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Waunita |
Ute maiden, namesake of Waunita Hot Spgs |
Book 44 Page 83 |
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Wavell, Art |
Book 50 Page 392 |
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Weant, SD |
had 1909 Marble meat market |
Book 57 Page 178 |
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Webb, Dolly Duncan |
1906 Marble teacher |
Book 52 Page 235, 346 |
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Webb, Mr. |
1908 Marble hunter/guide |
Book 57 Page 178 |
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Weber, Stephen |
signed 1912 petition to evict Sylvia Smith from Marble |
Book 52 Page 337 |
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Webster, HM |
in Gunnison town, namesake of Webster Bldg |
Book 44 Page 40, 45 |
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Weeks, CB |
super at Abbeyville smelter |
Book 30 Page 117 Book 50 Page 373 |
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Weisenberg, 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 |
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Weiss, Chester (Mr & Mrs) |
owned rental cabins in Tin Cup |
Book 23 Page 101 |
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Weiss, Louis (Dr.) |
Book 50 Page 296 |
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Welch, Edith |
Book 50 Page 198 |
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Wells, AM |
mining engineer from Denver |
Book 30 Page 188 |
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West, Arthur |
Marble watchmaker & Jeweler in 1911, signed 1912 petition to evict Sylvia Smith from Marble |
Book 52 Page 261, 337 Book 57 Page 180 |
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Westergard, N |
signed 1912 petition to evict Sylvia Smith from Marble |
Book 52 Page 337 |
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Westgate, Rev. HS |
Book 50 Page 140 |
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Weston, Abbie |
photo in 1885 Tin Cup, first wife of John, she died 5 Jun 1888 age 55 yrs, 6 months 28 days, and is bur in Protestant knoll Tin Cup, dtr Maude |
Book 23 Page 14 Book 24 Page 396 Book 29 Page 180 |
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Weston, John |
had store and Pacific hotel in Tin Cup and St. Elmo, d 1897, dtr Maude, first wife Abbie |
Book 23 Page 27 Book 24 Page 396 Book 30 Page 122, 191 Book 29 Page 54 |
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Weston, Maude |
dtr of Abbie and John Weston, bur Iron City Cem near St. Elmo |
Book 24 Page 396 Book 29 Page 180 |
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Whalen, WH "Bill" |
1921 Gunnison Co Commissioner |
Book 57 Page 112, 132 |
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Whalin, William H |
Abbeyville constable, had supply and rest station to serve freighters, mar Sarah A Rhodes of Tin Cup |
Book 30 Page 156, 160 |
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Wheeler, B Clark |
mentioned in 16 Oct 1886 Crystal River Current |
Book 52 Page 16 |
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Wheeler, JB |
had marble claim in 1885 |
Book 57 Page 12 |
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Wheeler, Lt. George |
Book 50 Page 13, 252 |
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Whicher, Rev. Isaac |
Book 50 Page 397 |
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Whig, George W |
bur Protestant knoll in Tin Cup |
Book 29 Page 180 |
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Whinnery family |
Gunnison ranchers |
Book 44 Page 31 |
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Whinnery, Charles |
Gunnison County assessor in 1935 |
Book 57 Page 127 |
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Whinnery, WS |
photo near Lake City |
Book 50 Page 306 |
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Whipp, Owen |
d 1896DEC17 Mine name: FAIRVIEW Cause of death/comments: EXPLOSION WHILE THAWING POWDER |
Colorado Archives |
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Whipple, WR |
US Deputy Mineral Surveyor in 1879 - surveyed in Hillerton |
Book 30 Page 44 |
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White, Frank |
wife Miriam S, Tin Cup summer resident, worked on cleaning up cemetery |
Book 29 Page 180, 50 |
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White, George S |
d 2 Jan 1883, of Hampton IA, mar Rose Lumley, bur Protestant knoll in Tin Cup, 1st Mason to die in Tin Cup, niece was Grace Lumley |
Book 29 Page 180, 53 internet |
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White, Josiah |
Book 50 Page 21 |
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White, Miriam S |
wife of Frank White, bur Protestant knoll in Tin Cup, 20 Jul 1921-28 Apr 1983, summer resident of Tin Cup |
Book 29 Page 180, 50 internet |
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White, Rosa |
mgr Abbeyville school |
Book 30 Page 156 |
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Whitehorn, Chet |
photo on 1910 Pitkin baseball team |
Book 50 Page 186 |
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Whitelaw, Robert & wife |
1st whites to Tin Cup, w/infant in 1864, scared away by Indians |
Book 23 Page 57 |
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Whiteman, Fred |
1897 Marble baseball player |
Book 57 Page 29 |
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Whiteman, Mary V |
1913 Marble teacher |
Book 52 Page 346 |
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Whitfield, Charles E |
built Bullion saloon/hotel with Charles LaTourette, Tin Cup Clerk and Recorder |
Book 30 Page 57, 87, 97, 103, 109, 114 |
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Whitman, Marcus |
missionary, travelled through Tomichi Creek area in 1842 on way from Oregon to the East |
Book 30 Page 5 Book 50 Page 4, 5, 7 Book 57 Page 5 |
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Whitney |
ran hack/stage line in Gunnison Co |
Book 30 Page 60 |
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Whittenberger house |
in Tin Cup |
Book 29 Page 140 |
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Whittenberger, Harold |
Tin Cup res, photo |
Book 23 Page 52, 70, 71, 74 |
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Whittenberger, Mildred |
Tin Cup res, photo |
Book 23 Page 52, 70, 71, 74 |
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Whittenberger, Peter |
Tin Cup resident, lost his saloon in 1906 fire |
Book 23 Page 41, 42 Book 30 Page 209 |
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Widdicombe, J |
signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble |
Book 52 Page 337 |
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Wigginton, William M (Judge) |
Marble resident in 1907, had hotel and was JP |
Book 57 Page 52, 177 |
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Wiik, Sven |
Book 50 Page 435 |
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Wilding, EW |
Tin Cup resident, grocer in 1887 |
Book 23 Page 87 Book 30 Page 161 Book 29 Page 175 |
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Wilding, Fred "Lord" |
Tin Cup resident, Englishman with income from English estate, miner, grocer, may be same as EW Wilding |
Book 29 Page 42, 43 |
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Wiley & Draper |
ran Marble City Hotel in 1909 |
Book 57 Page 178 |
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Wiley, Dean |
son of Mrs JS Wiley Parent. raised by Alex Parent, bn Tin Cup, son of John S Wiley, helped Alex with the mail runs, moved to CA |
Book 30 Page 249 Book 29 Page 62 internet |
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Wiley, Elmer D |
Tin Cup Draft Registrant for WWI |
Book 30 Page 229 |
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Wiley, John S |
father of Dean, wife Mary B Wiley, after his death his widow married Alex Parent |
Book 30 Page 249 |
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Wiley, Mary B. |
of Pitkin, b 22 Nov 1869 d 31 Mar 1901, bur Protestant knoll in Tin Cup, widow of John S Wiley, remar Alex Parent of Tin Cup, and died age 31, after 4 mos of marriage, leaving a 6 yr old boy named Dean |
Book 23 Page 90, 249 Book 30 Page 249 Book 29 Page 178 |
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Wiliford, JE |
from Luttrell TN marble quarry, worked for Osgood marble quarry |
Book 52 Page 289 |
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Willard, JH |
1879 Tin Cup Board of Directors |
Book 30 Page 41 |
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Williams & Batt |
had mining claims on Sheep Mtn near Marble, one mine named the Silver Chief |
Book 52 Page 13, 28 |
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Williams Brothers Gen Store |
in Marble, photo |
Book 52 Page 184-185, 195, 198, 218, 273 |
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Williams, Bertha |
Tin Cup resident, teacher, photo |
Book 23 Page 52, 71, 74 Book 29 Page 44 |
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Williams, Bill |
Book 50 Page 4 |
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Williams, Bob |
native of Wales, worked at Johns Hopkins University, lived in Marble and coached football in 1910 |
Book 52 Page 269 |
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Williams, C Ambrose |
1898 Crystal Snow Shoe Club photo, Marble resident, 1945 photo, signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble |
Book 50 Page 248 Book 52 Page 160, 230, 231, 243, 244, 245, 249, 250, 264, 272, 277, 336, 337 Book 57 Page 146 |
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Williams, DA (Mrs.) |
signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble |
Book 52 Page 337 |
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Williams, Dwight A |
1933 Marble teacher |
Book 52 Page 346 |
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Williams, ER |
photo on 1910 Pitkin baseball team |
Book 50 Page 186 |
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Williams, Evan |
editor of Crystal River Current, Marble town trustee in 1899, listed in 1900 Marble Census as living with his partner R Thompson, bn Jun 1862 in Wales, printer |
Book 52 Page 8, 17, 143, 144, 145, 148, 150, 347 Book 57 Page 35, 171, 172 |
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Williams, Ezekiel |
Book 50 Page 4 |
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Williams, Frank |
Oddfellow, had iron mining claim, member Gunnison County Snowshoe Club |
Book 50 Page 428 Book 52 Page 17, 264, 266 |
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Williams, Hank |
Book 50 Page 183 |
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Williams, Harry |
guest at Tin Cup party |
Book 23 Page 49 |
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Williams, Helen |
1900 Marble teacher, photo |
Book 52 Page 235, 238, 243, 346 |
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Williams, HH |
moved to Marble in 1886, signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble, his house damaged in flood of 1941, had gen merchandise store in Marble in 1905, aka HH William |
Book 52 Page 25, 337 Book 57 Page 135, 176 |
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Williams, Horace |
founder of Williams Brothers store in Marble, grandson John, photo, home hurt in flood in 1941 |
Book 52 Page 200, 203, 204, 230, 231, 244, 282 |
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Williams, Joe |
photo taken at Colo Yule Marble Co |
Book 56 Page 132 |
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Williams, John |
d 1884JAN24 Company name: COLORADO COAL AND IRON Mine name: CRESTED BUTTE Cause of death/comments: EXPLOSION OF GAS AND DUST |
Colorado Archives |
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Williams, John |
Marble resident |
Book 57 Page 108 |
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Williams, John |
Marble resident, 1945 photo, grandson of Horace Williams |
Book 52 Page 160, 200, 230, 231, 235, 243, 244, 249, 250, 272, 336 Book 57 Page 146 |
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Williams, John A |
signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble, 1908 Asst Postmaster in Marble, 1911 postmaster |
Book 52 Page 337 Book 57 Page 177, 178, 181 |
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Williams, Miss |
from NY, visited Pauline Tischhauser in Marble in 1905 w/friend Miss Owens |
Book 52 Page 38 |
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Williams, Mrs. |
1917 Marble resident |
Book 52 Page 272 |
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Williams, Mrs. Horace |
1898 Crystal Snow Shoe Club photo |
Book 50 Page 248 |
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Williams, Robert |
photo |
Book 50 Page 105, 191 |
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Williams, RR |
1880s photo in front of Pitkin Bank |
Book 50 Page 184 |
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Williams, Thomas |
d 1884JAN24 Company name: COLORADO COAL AND IRON Mine name: CRESTED BUTTE Cause of death/comments: EXPLOSION OF GAS AND DUST |
Colorado Archives |
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Williams, Tom |
Marble resident, worked for Henry Thode in 1917 |
Book 52 Page 272 |
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Williamson, Becky & Tommy |
Book 23 Page 2 |
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Williamson, James |
d 1902NOV10 Nationality: SCOTCHMAN Occupation: FOREMAN Yrs Mine Exp: 5 Age at death: 45 Marital Status: M Mine name: AUTHRACITE Cause of death/comments: FALL OF ROCK |
Colorado Archives |
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Williamson, Tom &Rebecca B |
Tin cup summer resident |
Book 30 Page 273 Book 29 Page 47, 58, 150, 153 |
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Willis, FB |
he and crew sorted ore at Jimmy Mack mine |
Book 30 Page 88 Book 50 Page 370 |
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Willis, LB |
Abbeyville marshall |
Book 30 Page 86 |
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Willis, Marshall |
early corrupt Tin Cup sheriff |
Book 24 Page 397 Book 30 Page 69 |
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Willson, AM (Mrs.) |
signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble |
Book 52 Page 337 |
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Willson, AM (Professor) |
Marble resident in 1912, Marble school principal in 1912 |
Book 52 Page 336, 346 Book 57 Page 182 |
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Willson, AW |
signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble |
Book 52 Page 337 |
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Willson, Helen |
4th grader in 1912 in Marble |
Book 56 Page 104 |
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Willson, Joe |
Book 50 Page 347 |
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Willson, Lois |
high school student in 1912 Marble |
Book 56 Page 104 |
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Willson, Ruth |
6th/7th grader in 1912 in Marble |
Book 56 Page 104 |
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Wilson family |
Gunnison ranchers |
Book 44 Page 31 |
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Wilson, Dick |
Book 50 Page 155 |
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Wilson, George B |
supt at Colo Yule Quarry in 1913 |
Book 56 Page 104, 246, 255, 256 |
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Wilson, J.D.K. |
1894 mining engineer in Marble |
Book 57 Page 172 |
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Wilson, John & Joan |
Gunnison County benefactors |
Book 44 Page 26, 31 |
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Wilson, Lucinda |
guest at Tin Cup party |
Book 23 Page 49 |
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Wilson, Mr. |
helped establish Hillerton town in 1879 |
Book 30 Page 44 |
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Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. |
attended Crystal "hop" dance in 1887 and played the music there |
Book 52 Page 255 |
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Wilson, Rhoda |
guest at Tin Cup party, Tin Cup school photo, mar Mr Delucchi, telephone operator |
Book 23 Page 49, 70 Book 30 Page 215 |
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Wilson, Roberta |
her mother ran Tin Cup Hotel, sister Lucinda, mar Mr Delucci |
Book 23 Page 41 |
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Wilson, WA (Mrs.) |
ran Marble City Hotel in Marble in 1894 |
Book 57 Page 171, 172 |
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Wilson, WM |
incorporator of Tin Cup Town Company in 1879, 1st Treasurer |
Book 30 Page 39, 41 |
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Winn & Brownell Saloon |
in Marble, written about in 1923 poem, had cigars and billiards in 1925 Marble |
Book 52 Page 270 Book 57 Page 114, 191 |
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Winsheimer, Lawrence |
Tin Cup trustee and freighter, English Jew, bur Tin Cup - location unknown, d 1905 |
Book 30 Page 178, 191 Book 29 Page 183, 99 |
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Winsheimer, Mr L |
guest at Tin Cup party |
Book 23 Page 49 |
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Winsheimer, twin sons |
twin sons of Lawrence and Mrs., d 1905, bur Tin Cup - location unknown |
Book 29 Page 183 |
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Winslow, CW |
1880s photo in front of Pitkin Bank |
Book 50 Page 184 |
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Winsor, Daniel |
Book 50 Page 194 |
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Winters, Curt |
acq Timberline Trail Boys Camp in 1979 |
Book 30 Page 305, 314 Book 29 Page 156 |
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Winters, Fred |
yardman for Denver Rio Grande RR, photo |
Book 50 Page 116 |
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Winters, Joy |
runs Frenchy's Cafe in Tin Cup |
Book 29 Page 156 |
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Wise, Harry |
killed in snowslide in 1900 |
Book 29 Page 87 |
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Wise, JC |
miner in Aspen and Marble |
Book 52 Page 11 |
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Wiseman, Jerome |
Book 50 Page 318 |
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Witowiski & Dunbar |
Gunnison Co stage |
Book 30 Page 60 |
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Wittenberger, Harold |
1905 Tin Cup pupil |
Book 29 Page 44 |
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Witter |
See Wahl and Witter |
Book 30 Page 61, 62 |
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Wolfe Placer |
photo |
Book 29 Page 32, 33 |
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Wolfe, Charlie |
bro of Oscar, bur Tin Cup - location unknown, d several years before 1916 |
Book 29 Page 183, 31, 33 |
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Wolfe, Louis |
officer of Beaver Mining and Milling |
Book 30 Page 186 |
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Wolfe, OF |
Tin Cup freighter |
Book 30 Page 191 |
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Wolfe, Oscar |
Gunnison Co resident, had the grip in 1908, he and his bro owned Wolfe Placer, bur in grave he dug for someone else, d April 1916 bur Tin Cup - 1 acct says Boot hill another says protestant knoll, brother Charlie, dead in cabin for a week before he was discovered. |
Book 23 Page 87 Book 24 Page 400 Book 30 Page 65 Book 29 Page 181, 183, 31, 33, 137, 138 |
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Wolkman, William |
had 1906 Marble meat market |
Book 57 Page 176 |
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Woll, Abbie |
played gramophone in Tin Cup, photo, 1905 Tin Cup pupil |
Book 23 Page 52, 70, 74 Book 29 Page 44 |
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Woll, Charles |
owned part of Italian mine in Tin Cup |
Book 23 Page 95 |
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Woll, Maude |
see Maude Woll Dobbins, guest at Tin Cup party, saw man shot, photo, visited aunt Mrs James McCluggage in Douglass Co KS in 1907, 1905 Tin Cup pupil |
Book 23 Page 27, 49,52, 56, 69, 70, 71, 73, 88 Book 29 Page 44 |
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Woll, Mrs |
Tin Cup resident |
Book 23 Page 20 |
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Woll, Mrs WW |
Tin Cup resident |
Book 23 Page 52 |
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Woll, Wilford |
photo in Tin Cup |
Book 23 Page 22,52, 73 |
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Woll, Will W |
arriv Tin Cup 1881, bought Masonic bldg and had store in Tin Cup, moved to Chaffee Co & had groc store and was undersheriff there, from Indiana, JP, postmaster, pharmacist and undertaker |
Book 23 Page 27, 28, 43, 69, 87, 95 Book 30 Page 186, 191, 197, 235 Book 29 Page 54 Book 50 Page 368 |
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Woll-Niederhut Store |
in Tin Cup |
Book 23 Page 42, 63, 70, 213 |
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Womack, bob |
Book 50 Page 291 |
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Wood, Al |
signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble |
Book 52 Page 337 |
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Wood, David |
Freighter to Tin Cup over Cottonwood Pass |
Book 30 Page 38, 160 Book 50 Page 74-76, 169, 264, 362 |
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Wood, Martia A |
listed in 1900 Marble Census as wife of WW, bn Sep 1863 in IL |
Book 52 Page 347 |
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Wood, Paul M |
listed in 1900 Marble Census as son of WW, bn Nov 1895 in Colo |
Book 52 Page 347 |
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Wood, Sam |
Book 30 Page 75 |
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Wood, Seth H |
Tin Cup lawyer in 1880, mayor, mason |
Book 30 Page 65, 87, 97 Book 29 Page 52 |
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Wood, William W |
sold lot at W 2nd and State Streets to church in 1908. Lot was either in Marble or Aspen |
Book 52 Page 247 Book 57 Page 28 |
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Wood, WW |
Marble miner in 1886, attended 1909 Halloween party at Holland Ranch near Marble, played violin, listed in 1900 Marble Census as HOH, bn Oct 1840 in OH, real estate agent, wife Martia, |
Book 52 Page 13, 256, 347 Book 57 Page 172 |
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Woods, John |
ran saloon/way station in Dorchester |
Book 29 Page 83 |
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Woods, Mr. |
of Kansas City, organizer of Pieplant mine |
Book 29 Page 91, 92 |
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Woods, Olive |
Tin Cup teacher |
Book 23 Page 74 |
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Woods, Paul Walter |
son of William Walter Woods, photo |
Book 52 Page 156, 157 |
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Woods, William Walter "Billy" |
miner and founder of Marble, 1873 photo w/curls, red hair, spent time in Deadwood SD, son Paul Walter Woods, d Apr 1923 of heart attack at home in Marble at age 82, bur at childhood home in IL |
Book 39 Page 308 Book 50 Page 234 Book 52 Page 143, 144, 156, 301 Book 57 Page 9, 10, 16, 19, 35, 52, 113, 118, 172 |
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Woodward, BF |
Book 50 Page 347 |
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Woodward, Carlton family |
Tin Cup residents |
Book 23 Page 104 |
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Woodward, Monta B |
22 Nov 1899-21 Jun 1980, bur Protestant knoll in Tin Cup, summer resident |
Book 29 Page 181 |
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Woodward, Murrell T |
bur Protestant knoll in Tin Cup, 17 Aug 1898 - 10 Dec 1980, summer resident |
Book 29 Page 181 |
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Woodward, Pansy |
recitation at 1912 Marble PTA meeting, teacher |
Book 52 Page 239, 346 |
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Woodward, RJ |
local gen mgr of CR & ssSJ RR in 1913, signed 1912 petition to evict Sylvia Smith from Marble |
Book 52 Page 337 |
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Woodward, RJ (Mrs) |
signed 1912 resolution to kick Sylvia Smith out of Marble |
Book 52 Page 337 |
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Wooton, "Uncle Dick" |
Book 50 Page 4 |
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Wright & Tracy |
had saloon in Marble in 1901 |
Book 57 Page 175 |
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Wright, Bruce |
3rd grader in 1912 in Marble |
Book 56 Page 104 |
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Wright, Carl and wife |
from OK, bought Tin Cup jail and use it as a summer home, jail photos |
Book 23 Page 75, 76 Book 30 Page 296 |
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Wright, Charles |
d 1884NOV10 Occupation: MULE DRIVER Company name: COLORADO FUEL CO. Mine name: ANTHRACITE Cause of death/comments: RUN OVER BY CAR |
Colorado Archives |
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Wright, GP |
Book 50 Page 192 |
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Wright, HC |
Book 50 Page 97-98 |
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Wright, Mamie |
1898 Crystal Snow Shoe Club photo |
Book 50 Page 248 |
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Wright, Pearl and Joe |
operated PO and store at Ohio City since 1920s |
Book 30 Page 288 Book 50 Page 191 |
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Wright, Ray |
of Crystal, arrested 1899 for public drunkeness |
Book 52 Page 145 |
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Wright, Roy |
1898 Crystal Snow Shoe Club photo |
Book 50 Page 248 |
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Wright, Wilbur |
coal miner in 1886 |
Book 52 Page 13 |
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Wylie, EL |
Book 50 Page 343 |
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Wyse, Christie |
Tin Cup photo collection |
Book 23 Page 53 |
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Wyse, Harry |
d Enterprise Mine ca 1900 |
Book 30 Page 177, 178 |
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Yale, George |
Book 50 Page 43, 45, 94, 312, 382 |
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Yates |
Book 50 Page 43 |
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Yelenick's Store |
liquor store in Crested Butte |
Book 44 Page 55 |
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Yetter, Mart |
miner, left Gunnison County to move to CA in 1887 |
Book 52 Page 28 |
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Yewell, Horace |
involved in tricycle accident near Redstone/Marble in 1900 |
Book 52 Page 71 |
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York, Henry |
visited friends in Marble in 1905 |
Book 52 Page 38 |
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Yorke, Amy |
1927 Marble teacher |
Book 52 Page 346 |
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Youmans, Harry |
Book 50 Page 150-151, 165, 305 |
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Youmans, Irving |
Book 50 Page 301 |
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Youmans, Peggy |
Book 50 Page 153 |
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Young, John D |
wrote 1860 account of prospecting in CO |
Book 30 Page 23 |
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Youngberger, Gus |
owned Independent Mine in Tin Cup |
Book 23 Page 95 |
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Yule, George |
miner at Yule Creek (Marble), Gunnison Sheriff 1880-1881, photo, mar Lizzie A McBurney 15 Jan 1896, Gunnison Co Sheriff, Gunnison Co Commissioner, d 1909-10 |
Book 39 Page 39 Book 44 Page 33, 39 Book 52 Page 10, 287 Book 57 Page 9, 66 |
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Yule, William |
early Gunnison settler |
Book 44 Page 33 Book 50 Page 43, 312 |
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Zak, John F |
d 1948FEB9 Occupation: MINER Age at death: 44 Company name: CLARK COAL Mine name: EDWARD Cause of death/comments: HEART FAILURE |
Colorado Archives |
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Zeller, Charles |
1913 Marble grocer and meat dealer |
Book 57 Page 184 |
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Zenaro, Oro |
d 1909AUG17 Nationality: ITALIAN Occupation: MINER Yrs Mine Exp: Age at death: 46 Marital Status: S Company name: Mine name: ALPINE Cause of death/comments: FALL OF ROCK |
Colorado Archives |
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Zugelder & Russell |
Book 50 Page 138 |
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Zugelder, FG |
of Gunnison |
Book 52 Page 323 |
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Zugelder, Frank |
Gunnison Volunteer fireman, juror on Sylvia Smith trial |
Book 44 Page 46 Book 57 Page 80 |
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Zugelder, Helen |
photo collection |
Book 50 Page 343 |
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Zugelder, John |
Gunnison volunteer fireman |
Book 44 Page 46 |
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Zupancis, John |
bn and mar in Yugoslavia to Mary Obester, sons Peter, Blaise, and Julius all born in Yugo, youngest son Luis bn & died as infant and is buried in Aspen, dtr Elizabeth Zupancis Callahan, worked in coal mines in Crested Butte then at steel mill in Pueblo, then in Aspen the smelter, Smuggler, Silver Shack and Molly Gibson mines, died age 95 |
Book 60 Page 141 |
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Zupancis, Mary Obester |
bn and mar in Yugoslavia to John Zupancis, sons Peter, Blaise, and Julius all born in Yugo, youngest son Luis bn & died as infant and is buried in Aspen, dtr Elizabeth Zupancis Callahan, husband worked in coal mines in Crested Butte then at steel mill in Pueblo, then in Aspen the smelter, Smuggler, Silver Shack and Molly Gibson mines, died age 90 |
Book 60 Page 141 |
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