
These names are taken from local histories, diaries, early newspapers and other sources EXCEPT vital records. If you find the name of your ancestor here, please jot down the Book and Page number in the right hand column and then CLICK HERE for details on the source.
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Name |
Comments |
Source |
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Aaron, John |
Received 1884 Patent to Scottish Chief Lode and Arthur Lode in Pitkin Co |
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Abernathy, D |
Accompanied Sheriff Hooper from Aspen to White River Country during Meeker Massacre in 1887 |
Book 62 Page 88 |
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Ackerman, DF |
Received 1891 Patent to Silver Dollar Lode and 1892 Patent Silver City/Boston Lode in Pitkin Co |
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Ackerman, Ted |
Ran Independence House, later moved to Aspen |
Book 62 Page 94 Book 63 Page 86, 87 |
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Acorn, Robert |
1892 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 159 |
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Adair, Jenny |
Aspen resident, had a sawmill, colorful character, got in fights with Mrs. Guerin, aunt of Jack Dalton's wife, never married, supposedly haunts Aspen |
Book 60 Page 579-581 |
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Adair, John W |
Supt of Josephine Mining company |
Book 62 Page 66 |
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Adair, Joseph |
Aspen town trustee |
Book 62 Page 38 |
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Adair, JW (heirs of) |
Received 1893 Patent on Mining Claim in Pitkin Co |
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Adair, JW (Mrs) |
Earliest female Aspen settler |
Book 62 Page 66 |
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Adair, Martha J |
Received 1898 and 1924 Land Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Adair, Mr. |
Ashcroft mail carrier, killed in 1885 avalanche, had bro living in Aspen |
Book 62 Page 85 |
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Adams, Alva (Governor) |
Colorado Governor |
Book 65 - Pitkin County Page |
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Adams, Fred |
Aspen moonshiner |
Book 60 Page 155 |
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Adams, FW |
Received 1895 Patent on Pride of the West Mining Claim in Pitkin Co |
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Adams, George S |
Received 1895 Patent on Snow Bird Adams Mining Claim in Pitkin Co |
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Aims, Charles D |
Received 1891 Patent on Grand Fink Mining Claim in Pitkin Co |
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Albert, George |
Early prospector, came to Aspen area in 1879 |
Book 62 Page 63 |
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Albert, George W |
Received 1895 Patent on Louise Fink Mining Claim in Pitkin Co |
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Alexander, HT |
Accompanied Sheriff Hooper from Aspen to White River Country during Meeker Massacre in 1887 |
Book 62 Page 88 |
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Alford, Esther Jane |
maiden name unk, mar 1st George Alford, son George, killed in mine accident, mar 2nd John Henry Strong, sons Ernest and John Henry, 1865-1941, photo |
Book 60 Page 485-491 |
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Allen, August |
Received 1919 Land Patent in Pitkin Co |
Book 62 Page 68 |
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Allen, Caroline Gordon |
Received 1892 Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Allen, Charles |
visitor from Aspen for Aspen Day at Leadville Ice Carnival |
Book 1 Page 363 Book 62 Page 68 |
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Allen, DR |
Received 1891 Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Allen, HB |
Accompanied Sheriff Hooper from Aspen to White River Country during Meeker Massacre in 1887, 1882 Aspen Deputy Marshall |
Book 62 Page 68, 84,88 |
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Allison, R J |
Received 1888 & 1890 Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Alman, Frank |
Received 1891 Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Alsop, Samuel Jr. |
Received 1886 Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Alva, Helen |
Played in early Aspen Opera The Kings Fool |
Book 62 Page 32 |
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Amerbany, William |
Early prospector, came to Aspen area in 1879 |
Book 62 Page 63 |
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Anderson, A P |
Received several Mining Patents in Pitkin Co |
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Anderson, Albert |
Received Mining/Land Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Anderson, Alice |
Received Mining/Land Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Anderson, Anna |
bn Sweden 1894, mar August Anderson, dtr Hazel |
Book 60 Page 303 |
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Anderson, August |
father of Hazel, mar Anna Anderson, bn Norway, worked in Midnight and Durant mines |
Book 60 Page 303 |
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Anderson, Bert |
son of Bill |
Book 60 Page 88 |
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Anderson, Bill |
husb of Hildur Hoaglund Anderson, b 1898 in Utah, raised in Silt, sheared sheep for Williams family, mar 23 May 1927, sons Bert, Ed and Jim, dtr Margie |
Book 60 Page 87 |
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Anderson, Bill "Rattlesnake Billy" |
1863-1931, bootlegger, died when his house burned down while making hootch |
Book 60 Page 585-586 |
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Anderson, Carl |
Death Date: 1897MAY21County: PIT Company name: Mine name: SMUGGGLER Cause of death/comments: CAVE OF DRIFT |
CO State Archives |
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Anderson, Charles B |
Received Mining/Land Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Anderson, Curt |
Pitkin county newspaperman |
Book 65 - Pitkin County Page |
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Anderson, Ed |
son of Bill |
Book 60 Page 88 |
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Anderson, Eric |
1892 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 160 |
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Anderson, Hazel |
dtr of August and Anna Anderson, b 9 Mar 1926 in Aspen, photo, mar Frank Loushin, 2 kids |
Book 60 Page 303-306 |
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Anderson, Hildur Hoaglund |
see Hildur Hoaglund, Woody Creek schoolteacher, played accordion |
Book 60 Page 83, 170, 265 |
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Anderson, Jim |
son of Bill |
Book 60 Page 88 |
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Anderson, Margie |
dtr of Bill Anderson |
Book 60 Page 88 |
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Anderson, Mrs. |
Aspen hairdresser |
Book 60 Page 467 |
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Anderson, Olof |
Received Mining/Land Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Anderson, Ted |
tipped over outhouse in Aspen and fell in |
Book 60 Page 318 |
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Andreatta, Annie |
bn 4 Oct 1899 d 23 July 1980 in Denver, Spring Gulch/Marble resident, mar Grisenti |
Mary Pat Bowers |
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Andreatta, Benjamin |
bn 9 Sep 1863 Segonzano Italy, Spring Gulch and Marble resident |
Mary Pat Bowers |
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Andreatta, Benjamin Jr |
bn 1900 died flash flood 4 July 1925 in McGrath WY, Spring Gulch/Marble resident |
Mary Pat Bowers |
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Andreatta, Domenica Leonardelli |
bn 1873 Italy, d Denver 1929, Spring Gulch/Marble resident |
Mary Pat Bowers |
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Andreatta, Elizabeth |
bn marble 24 May 1909, d 16 Sep 1991 in Denver, mar Paterson |
Mary Pat Bowers |
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Andreatta, Gelio |
bn 24 May 1902 Spring Gulch or Redstone, d 1 Aug 1987 |
Mary Pat Bowers |
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Andreatta, Josephine |
bn 6 June 1905 Spring Gulch, dtr Mary Pat Bowers, mar Carberry |
Mary Pat Bowers |
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Andreatta, Nathaline |
bn Marble 24 Dec 1910, d 9 Dec 1992 in Denver |
Mary Pat Bowers |
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Andreatta, William |
bn 15 Feb 1901 at marion CO, d 20 Jul 1901, bur Marion Cem near Spring Gulch |
Mary Pat Bowers |
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Andrews, Carl E |
Received Mining/Land Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Annis, George |
had sheep near Aspen |
Book 60 Page 360 |
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Annis, George C |
Received Mining/Land Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Ansel, Gladys |
Played in early Aspen Opera The Kings Fool |
Book 62 Page 32 |
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Antinelli, Tony |
Aspen accordion player |
Book 60 Page 92 |
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Arbaney, Alex |
Received Mining/Land Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Arbaney, Bucky |
son of Emergy |
Book 60 Page 490 |
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Arbaney, Emery |
owned a sawmill, sold it to John Strong, son Bucky |
Book 60 Page 490 |
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Arbaney, Etienne |
Received Mining/Land Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Arbaney, Fierman |
Received Mining/Land Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Arbaney, Flavian |
cousin of Delbert Gerbaz who was born & raised in Val d'Aosta, Italy |
Book 60 Page 239-249 |
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Arbaney, Laurent |
Received Mining/Land Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Arbaney, Laurent Jr. |
Received Mining/Land Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Arbaney, Mary |
Received Mining/Land Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Arens, W |
Received Mining/Land Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Arey, Joseph |
Received Mining/Land Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Arkell,
Enola E |
Received Mining/Land Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Arkill, Ed |
Accompanied Sheriff Hooper from Aspen to White River Country during Meeker Massacre in 1887 |
Book 62 Page 88 |
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Arlian family |
kids attended Woody Creek school |
Book 60 Page 522 |
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Arlian, Brice |
son of Josephine and Laurent Arlian, sold ranch to Cerise family |
Book 60 Page 91, 158 |
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Arlian, Brice |
Aspen resident, mar George Stringer's dtr |
Book 60 Page 573 |
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Arlian, Jennie |
bn Italy 1 Jan 1906, dtr of Josephine and Laurent Arlian, sis of Palmira, photo |
Book 60 Page 90 |
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Arlian, Josephine |
wife of Laurent Arlian, bn Italy in 1876, from St. Barthlema Italy in 1913, with kids Jennie, Margaret and Brice. Kids Linda and Palmira bn in America |
Book 60 Page 90 |
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Arlian, Laurent |
husb of Josephine, kids Jennie, Margaret, Brice, Linda and Palmira, bn Italy in 1876, imm to America in 1910, worked in Aspen for his cousin Mike Arlian |
Book 60 Page 90 |
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Arlian, Linda |
dtr of Josephine and Laurent Arlian |
Book 60 Page 91 |
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Arlian, Margaret |
dtr of Josephine and Laurent Arlian |
Book 60 Page 91 |
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Arlian, Mike |
cousin of Laurent, bot ranch near Aspen in 1908, worked in Leadville and Woody Creek |
Book 60 Page 90 |
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Arlian, Palmira |
b on Aspen ranch 18 Dec 1914, sis of Jennie, dtr of Josephine and Laurent Arlian, mar Mr. Favre, photo |
Book 60 Page 90 |
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Arms, Charles D |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Armstrong, C S |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Armstrong, Charles S |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Arnold, WW |
visitor from Aspen for Aspen Day at Leadville Ice Carnival |
Book 1 Page 363 |
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Arthur, Ed |
helped Aspen become Pitkin County seat |
Book 62 Page 68 |
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Arthur, James B |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Asaton, Scott |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Ashby, Dr. WE |
Coalbasin doctor in 1902 |
Book 52 Page 96 |
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Ashby, James N |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Ashcraft, TE |
took over town of Castle Forks City in 1881 and renamed it Ashcroft |
Book 63 Page 23, 68, 69 Book 65 - Pitkin County Page |
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Ashlin, A |
Played in early Aspen Opera The Kings Fool |
Book 62 Page 32 |
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Ashton, Mr. |
Original owner of Durant Mine |
Book 62 Page 128 |
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Askins, Michael |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Atchinson, "3 Finger" |
fishing photo with David RC Brown |
Book 60 Page 122 |
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Atchison, Walt |
Aspen resident, had the Conoco station and was mail carrier |
Book 60 Page 318, 692 |
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Atkinson, J (Mrs) |
Father Downey celebrated Mass at her Aspen home ca 1883 |
Book 62 Page 121 |
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Atkinson, Jack |
built Aspen house in 1892, sold to Manfred Smith, later owned by Dr. Twining and then Tom Sardy, photo, may have been in mining |
Book 60 Page 418, 419 |
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Atkinson, John W |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Atkinson, Mr. |
Ashcroft miner who was ill treated by ES Bruckman, leading to Bruckman being kicked out of Ashcroft, photo |
Book 60 Page 276 Book 62 Page 77 |
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Atkinson, Mrs. |
Aspen photo |
Book 60 Page 276 |
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Atkinson, Nicholas N |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Atwood, Henry M |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Atwood, Ruth C |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Auborne, Bessie J |
visitor from Aspen for Aspen Day at Leadville Ice Carnival |
Book 1 Page 364 |
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Augustine, George |
1892 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 159, 160 |
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Augustine, William R |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Ault, George S |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Austin, O O |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Avery, Frank M |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Avery, Helen |
Played in early Aspen Opera The Kings Fool |
Book 62 Page 32 |
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Ayers, Joseph H |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Baar, Curt |
bot Tom's Market grocery in Aspen |
Book 60 Page 113 |
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Babcock, Mr. |
Early Aspen town trustee |
Book 62 Page 104 |
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Baer, John |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Baer, John |
Victim of Aspen shyster, George Ford |
Book 62 Page 111 |
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Bailey, LM |
1892 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 158, 159 |
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Baker, GM |
1892 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 158 |
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Balderson, William |
Manager of Aspen sawmill that burned |
Book 62 Page 94 |
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Baldwin, Mrs. |
Sister of Frank Ellis, Killed in 1891 train wreck at Aspen Junction |
Book 62 Page 144 |
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Ball, Charles E & Mrs |
visitor from Aspen for Aspen Day at Leadville Ice Carnival |
Book 1 Page 364 |
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Ball, FA |
Part of 1887 Aspen/Glenwood Militia that went to rescue whites at Meeker uprising |
Book 62 Page 89 |
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Balsch, Bob |
skier |
Book 60 Page 552 |
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Baltazar, Agnus |
Slovenian, mar Nicholas Garrish, dtr Elsie |
Book 60 Page 449-458 |
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Bamberg, Charles |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Bandey, Ruby |
Aspen judge, outhouse tipped when she was in it, sister of Dirty Herwick |
Book 60 Page 318, 628, 696 |
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Barbour, Capt SA |
of Aspen, had marble claims on White House Mtn near Marble |
Book 52 Page 11 |
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Bardwell, AF |
Part of 1887 Aspen/Glenwood Militia that went to rescue whites at Meeker uprising, grad of Columbia School of Mines, Aspen assayer |
Book 62 Page 89, 129 |
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Barker, Pearl Louise |
from MO, mar Nelson Smith Jr., died age 75 |
Book 60 Page 443-448 |
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Barlow, Colonel |
Of Leadville, helped Aspen become Pitkin County seat |
Book 62 Page 68 |
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Barney, Mr. |
retired soldier in Aspen |
Book 60 Page 659 |
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Barrailler family |
kept boarders on Stillwater near Aspen. Mrs Barrailler was relative of Onorina Milanesio Cerise |
Book 60 Page 148, 169, 444 |
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Barrailler, Alex |
Aspen area resident, 1881-1961, bachelor, town character, bro to Emery Barrailler |
Book 60 Page 322, 637-638 |
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Barrailler, Emery |
brother of Alex |
Book 60 Page 637 |
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Barrailler, Theresa (Mrs) |
1896-1992, bootlegger, good looking, Italian, lived on Roaring Fork by Stillwater, wife of Emery, remarried. Has a son and dtr, may have run a brothel |
Book 60 Page 641 |
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Bartholomew, Madam |
1892 Aspen fortuneteller |
Book 62 Page 107, 109, 158 |
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Bashaw, A |
Ran Tourtelotte saloon, fleeced by George Ford |
Book 62 Page 110, 111 |
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Basinger, Fred |
Accompanied Sheriff Hooper from Aspen to White River Country during Meeker Massacre in 1887 |
Book 62 Page 88 |
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Bastian, John |
Aspen miner |
Book 62 Page 178 |
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Bates, Henry D |
Received Mining/Land Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Bates, Henry D |
Passenger in Carson's stage which was held up in Oct 1882, of Aspen |
Book 62 Page 76 |
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Bates, Jessie Sparovic |
wife of Ray, Aspen rancher, bn Aspen, parents from Austria, dtr of John and Mary Sparovic, worked at Hotel Jerom |
Book 60 Page 96 |
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Bates, Ray |
Aspen rancher, b 7 Mar 1911 in Denver, moved to Aspen in 1933, mother from Norway and father from Ireland, mar Jessie Sparovic, photo, on Aspen city council |
Book 60 Page 96, 253, 455 |
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Batt, William |
filed 1882 mining claim at Coalbasin |
Book 63 Page 49, 51 |
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Bayer, Joella and Herbert |
artist, Aspen resident, Joella's sister was Fabi |
Book 60 Page 537 |
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Beans, Thomas |
Accompanied Sheriff Hooper from Aspen to White River Country during Meeker Massacre in 1887 |
Book 62 Page 88 |
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Beard, AA |
Received 1888 Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Beard, F G |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Beard's Hall |
In early Aspen |
Book 62 Page 68 |
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Beavis, HS |
Absent from Aspen/Glenwood milita in 1887 to defend against Meeker uprising, due to illness |
Book 62 Page 89 |
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Beavis, HS (Rev) & family |
Departed Aspen in 1891 |
Book 62 Page 147 |
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Beck & Bishop |
Aspen store |
Book 60 Page 104, 336 |
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Beck, Alma Chisholm |
dtr of Annie Stewart and a Mr. Chisholm from Nova Scotia |
Book 60 Page 105 |
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Beck, Bill |
guncle of Paul and Glenn Beck, worked at Shiller's dry goods in Aspen brother of John Alton Beck, son of Thomas Beck |
Book 60 Page 103-104 |
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Beck, Charles Alton |
son of John Alton, in 1929 mar wife Alma Chisholm, sons Glenn Alton Beck and Paul Beck and dtr Sandra Beck Hernandez, brother Henry, |
Book 60 Page 103, 105 |
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Beck, Glenn |
bro of Paul, b 2 Jun 1930, photo, ggson of John Stuart Stewart, gson of Tom Beck |
Book 60 Page 100-101, 108, 320 |
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Beck, Henry |
son of John Alton, bro of Charles Alton Beck |
Book 60 Page 104 |
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Beck, Henry |
had distillery at base of Red Mountain, uncle of Hilder Anderson |
Book 60 Page 103 |
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Beck, John Alton |
son of Thomas Beck, son Charles Alton Beck, ran grocery store, had brother Bill |
Book 60 Page 103, 403 |
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Beck, Marie Hennrietta |
lived in Kokomo for awhile, mar Charles Hoaglund of Aspen |
Book 60 Page 84 |
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Beck, Neil |
cousin of Paul and Glenn Beck |
Book 60 Page 107 |
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Beck, Paul |
bro of Glenn, b 7 Jun 1933 in Aspen, ggfather John Stuart Stewart , gson of Tom Beck, bellhop at Hotel Jerome |
Book 60 Page 100-101, 108, 319 |
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Beck, Sandra |
Mar Mr. Hernandez, lives in Bisbee AZ, dtr of Charles Alton Beck |
Book 60 Page 105 |
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Beck, Shirley |
mar Nelson "Junior" Smith |
Book 60 Page 445 |
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Beck, Thomas |
gfather of Paul and Glenn Beck, opened grocery store in Aspen ca 1891 called Beck and Quail's, came from Galena IL, possibly Becks from Laxy on Isle of Man, son John Alton Beck, disappeared from Aspen - maybe back to Galena |
Book 60 Page 103 |
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Beck, WD |
brother of Tom Beck, Aspen resident in 1917 |
Book 52 Page 272 |
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Bell, Charles |