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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MacBeth, Josephine (Miss) |
1902 Coalbasin teacher |
Book 52 Page 96 |
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MacBeth, Josephine (Miss) |
1902 Coalbasin teacher |
Book 52 Page 96 |
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MacFarlane, Andrew A |
1881 Aspen Sheriff, spoke in Central City in Mar 1881, his sawmill burned |
Book 62 Page 73, 68, 71, 94, 99, 116 |
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MacFarlane, James |
Killed in 1887 at his brothers planing mill |
Book 62 Page 138 |
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Mackay, AP |
Victim of Aspen shyster, George Ford |
Book 62 Page 111 |
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Mackay, Mr. |
Proprietor of the Rocky Mtn Sun, arrived 1881 Aspen to start newspaper |
Book 62 Page 95 |
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Mackey, A P |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Mackey, Charles N |
Formed Aspen Electric Light & Power in 1885 |
Book 62 Page 129 |
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Mackey, Mason & Giffney |
Founders of the Pitkin County Herald |
Book 65 - Pitkin County Page |
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Macy, RH & Company |
Of NY, purchased Aspen smelter |
Book 62 Page 117 |
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Maddalone, Chuck |
child of James Vioent Maddalone and Ida Evelyn Puckett, photo, mar Pat Kearns 6 Sep 1952, b 13 Sep 1932 in Aspen, dtr Marlene |
Book 60 Page 307-326 |
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Maddalone, Frances |
child of James Vioent Maddalone and Ida Evelyn Puckett, d at age 12 of diabetes or polio |
Book 60 Page 307-312 |
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Maddalone, Ida |
child of James Vioent Maddalone and Ida Evelyn Puckett, |
Book 60 Page 307-312 |
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Maddalone, Ida Evelyn Puckett |
mar James Vioent Maddalone, bn in Granite CO, blond |
Book 60 Page 307-326 |
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Maddalone, James Vioent "Buckshot" |
mar Ida Evelyn Puckett, kids Joe, Tony, Jim, Jess, Stogey, Frances Mary, Ida, Chuck and Angie, from Santa Maria Italy, miner, sister Frances "Seatacake" and Tony "Foo-Foo" also lived in Aspen, worked in Marble for awhile, died at about 75,photo, short |
Book 60 Page 307-326, 595-598 |
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Maddalone, Jess |
child of James Vioent Maddalone and Ida Evelyn Puckett |
Book 60 Page 307-312 |
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Maddalone, Jim |
child of James Vioent Maddalone and Ida Evelyn Puckett |
Book 60 Page 307-312 |
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Maddalone, Joe |
child of James Vioent Maddalone and Ida Evelyn Puckett, lived in Glenwood to be at least 80 |
Book 60 Page 307-312, 315 |
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Maddalone, Mary |
child of James Vioent Maddalone and Ida Evelyn Puckett |
Book 60 Page 307-312 |
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Maddalone, Pat Kearns |
wife of Chuck Maddalone, sister Luetta, mother Maymie Crosby, father Owen Kearns |
Book 60 Page 321, 327-331 |
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Maddalone, Stogey |
child of James Vioent Maddalone and Ida Evelyn Puckett |
Book 60 Page 307-312 |
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Maddalone, Tony |
child of James Vioent Maddalone and Ida Evelyn Puckett |
Book 60 Page 307-312 |
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Madden, Mike |
Victim of Aspen shyster, George Ford |
Book 62 Page 111 |
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Madson, George |
Aspen Times editor 1965-1972 |
Book 65 - Pitkin County Page |
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Magee, James |
Ran as Democrat for Pitkin constable |
Book 62 Page 68, 101, 104 |
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Magnifico, Mike |
Aspen resident, skier |
Book 60 Page 108, 548 |
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Magnifico, Mike and Maggie |
Aspen residents |
Book 60 Page 421 |
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Magnon, Mr. |
1893 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 172 |
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Mahoney, Margaret |
mar Tom Kearns, from NY |
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Mahoney, Mrs. |
Woody Creek schoolteacher |
Book 60 Page 170 |
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Malaby, SL |
visitor from Aspen for Aspen Day at Leadville Ice Carnival |
Book 1 Page 364 |
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Malaby, SL |
visitor from Aspen for Aspen Day at Leadville Ice Carnival |
Book 1 Page 364 |
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Malam, Richard |
Murdered ca 1883, supposedly by George Kirkpatrick |
Book 62 Page 119 |
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Maloney, Lew |
Killed in explosion on Midland grade 4 mi from mouth of Frying Pan river |
Book 62 Page 137 |
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Maltby, Arthur |
Part of 1887 Aspen/Glenwood Militia that went to rescue whites at Meeker uprising |
Book 62 Page 89 |
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Maltby, Cornelia C |
Mar Daniel A Bruce at her parents home in Aspen ca 1890 |
Book 62 Page 142 |
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Maltsberger, Dave |
station agent for Rio Grande RR in Aspen |
Book 60 Page 337 |
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Manning, John |
Early Aspen saloonkeeper, ran for constable as independent, assessor |
Book 62 Page 66, 68, 96, 99 |
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Manville, Mr. |
Helped build road to Aspen over Independence Pass |
Book 62 Page 93 |
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Markalunas, Elsie Irene Warkentine |
dtr of John Warkentine and Mary Mirendorf, son Jim Markalunas bn in San Diego, she born 2 Apr 1907 in Aspen, nurse, met John Markalunas in Colo Spgs & married him |
Book 60 Page 332-338 |
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Markalunas, Jim |
bn San Diego 3 May 1930, son of John Markalunas, photo, recollections, mar Ramona Conner in Denver in 1953, 4 kids Julie Marie, Lisa Ann, John and Tom |
Book 60 Page 332-338 |
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Markalunas, John |
baseball player for Pittsburgh minor league, got tuberculosis and moved to Colo Spgs, met and married Elsie Irene Warkentine there. Died of tuberculosis in 1932. Son Jim |
Book 60 Page 332-338 |
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Markley, G W |
Received 1895 Patent on Pride of the West Mining Claim in Pitkin Co |
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Markley, GW |
Received Mining/Land Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Marks, CH |
1892 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 159 |
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Marolt, Bud |
Aspen skier |
Book 60 Page 316, 320-322 |
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Marolt, Frances Rupert |
cousin to Matt Oblock, mar Frank Marolt Sr. |
Book 60 Page 423 |
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Marolt, Frank Jr. |
son of Frank Sr. bn in Leadville |
Book 60 Page 342 |
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Marolt, Frank Sr. |
came to Aspen in 1900 from Slovenia, mar Frances Rupert, 11 kids, owned Marolt Saloon and Boardinghouse, later bot a ranch near Aspen, kids Frank Jr., Steve, Mike |
Book 60 Page 342, 423, 424 |
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Marolt, Louis |
Aspen resident, died in 1918 flu epidemic |
Book 60 Page 451 |
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Marolt, Mary |
sister of Steve, d in flu epidemic of 1918, teacher |
Book 60 Page 341, 451 |
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Marolt, Max |
Aspen skier, yodeler |
Book 60 Page 316, 450, 680 |
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Marolt, Mike |
son of Frank Sr. |
Book 60 Page 343, 450 |
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Marolt, Olive "Polly" Nyman |
b 3 Sep 1902 in Winsted, CT to Carl and Elin Nyman, photo, mar Steve Marolt |
Book 60 Page 339-343 |
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Marolt, Opal Peterson |
dtr of Andrew Riley Peterson, sold home to Aspen for Marolt Museum and moved to Boulder, mar Mr. Marolt |
Book 60 Page 116 |
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Marolt, Pauline |
Aspen resident, died in 1918 flu epidemic |
Book 60 Page 451 |
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Marolt, Rudolph |
Aspen resident, died in 1918 flu epidemic |
Book 60 Page 451 |
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Marolt, Steve |
Aspen resident, mar Olive "Polly" Nyman in NYC, d 8 Jun 1990 at age 82, son of Frank Marolt |
Book 60 Page 286, 319, 339-343 |
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Marolt, Teddy |
had ranch up on Maroon Creek |
Book 60 Page 487 |
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Marolts, the |
Aspen ranchers |
Book 60 Page 320, 374, 375 |
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Marsh, Reverend |
Held services in early Aspen |
Book 62 Page 129 |
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Marshall, George |
Killed in 1884 avalanche on Aspen Mtn |
Book 62 Page 121 |
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Marshall, JT (Judge) |
1888 Aspen judge |
Book 62 Page 39 |
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Marshall, Slim and Jackie |
owned the Silver Grill in Aspen, Jackie was under suspicion of killing her former husband, Slim was from Silverton, dtr Rosalie, she shot her husband over in Montrose |
Book 60 Page 612-613 |
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Marshall, TA |
Gunnison Co Deputy Sheriff |
Book 62 Page 67 |
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Mason, James |
Killed in 1883 avalanche in Queen's Gulch |
Book 62 Page 121 |
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Mason, Mackey, & Giffney |
Founders of the Pitkin County Herald |
Book 65 - Pitkin County Page |
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Mason, Mr. |
Proprietor of the Rocky Mtn Sun, arrived 1881 Aspen to start newspaper |
Book 62 Page 95 |
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Mason, Mrs John B |
visitor from Aspen for Aspen Day at Leadville Ice Carnival |
Book 1 Page 364 |
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Mason, Mrs John B |
visitor from Aspen for Aspen Day at Leadville Ice Carnival |
Book 1 Page 364 |
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Matheny, Henry |
Early prospector, came to Aspen area in 1879 |
Book 62 Page 63, 64 |
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Mather, Charles |
postmaster of Emma in 1889, also owned a general store |
Book 63 Page 57 |
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Matt, Toni |
1941 Austrian skier, promoted Aspen |
Book 60 Page 30 |
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Matt, Toni |
1941 Austrian skier, promoted Aspen |
Book 60 Page 30 |
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Maurin, Albert |
son of John Sr., sold his ranch to St. Benedict Monastery, wife Lillian, died 1953 |
Book 60 Page 542 |
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Maurin, George |
bot ranch on Sopris Creek from John Lewis Jurick |
Book 60 Page 353 |
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Maurin, John Jr. |
son of John Sr., bot ranch with bro Edward, and Edward died shortly afterwards, mar Sylvia Remseyer and kept ranch til 1911, moved to ranch on Woody Creek, then moved to Aspen, d 1955 |
Book 60 Page 542-543 |
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Maurin, John Sr. |
came to Pitkin Co in 1888, worked on the Bourg Ranch at Woody Creek, then bot a homestead on Capitol Creek, died 1900, sons Albert, Edward, and John |
Book 60 Page 541-543 |
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Maurin, Kenneth John |
bn 23 Oct 1910 in Aspen, mar Mollie Zelnick 29 Dec 1935, worked at RR, plumber, and Red Butte Cem, grandfather was John Maurin, 1 son John bn 20 Sep 1937, d 1991 in Carbondale |
Book 60 Page 540-543 |
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Maurin, Mollie Zelnick |
bn 25 Oct 1910 in Aspen, mar Kenneth John Maurin 29 Dec 1935, photo, son John Maurin bn 20 Sep 1937 |
Book 60 Page 540-543 |
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Maurin, Sylvia Remseyer |
mar John Maurin Jr. |
Book 60 Page 542-543 |
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Mauss, Mrs. |
1892 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 159 |
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Mautz family |
had property near Stillwater |
Book 60 Page 215 |
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Mautz, Billy |
Aspen resident |
Book 60 Page 503 |
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Maxwell, Leona |
1892 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 158 |
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May, JJ |
Member Elks Club in Aspen who visited Leadville Ice Carnival on 15 February 1896 |
Book 1 Page 361 |
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May, JJ |
Member Elks Club in Aspen who visited Leadville Ice Carnival on 15 February 1896 |
Book 1 Page 361 |
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Mayer, E |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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McArthur, Daniel |
In 1912 he owned last business in Ashcroft, "Dans Bar", died1939 |
Book 63 Page 25 |
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McBay, Jack |
Aspen resident |
Book 60 Page 444 |
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McBride, Charles |
Victim of Aspen shyster, George Ford |
Book 62 Page 111 |
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McBride, Charlie |
Early Aspen prospector |
Book 62 Page 48 |
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McBride, John |
Owned Aspen Times |
Book 65 - Pitkin County Page |
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McCabe, Elbert Gillespie |
bn in Emma ca 1900, miner, in navy in WWI, worked around Ouray and Telluride, his mother was an Aspen Gillespie, worked in Midnight Mine, son Jim b in 1938, d in 1963 of consumption, mar Ethel Smith Pearce |
Book 60 Page 344-345 |
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McCabe, Ethel Smith Pearce |
bn 10 June 1910 in Aspen, dtr of Tony and Mary Smith (Kastelic), mar Edward D Pearce, son Fred, 2nd husband Elbert McCabe, 2nd son Jim |
Book 60 Page 344-345 |
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McCabe, Huey |
blind man, sold cigars and tobacco in Aspen, 1871-1944, uncle to Ethel McCabe |
Book 60 Page 330, 467, 652-655 |
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McCabe, Jim |
bn 1938 in Aspen, son of Elbert Gillespie McCabe and Ethel Smith Pearce McCabe |
Book 60 Page 344-345 |
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McCabe, Mr. |
1892 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 158 |
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McCandless, F |
Early prospector, came to Aspen area in 1879, of snowshoe notoriety?, storyteller |
Book 62 Page 63 |
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McCarthy, Reverend |
Catholic priest, came to Aspen |
Book 62 Page 101 |
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McCartney, Frank |
1892 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 158 |
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McChesney & Price |
Publisher of Aspen Tribune in 1897 |
Book 65 - Pitkin County Page |
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McClintock, G S |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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McConnell, L |
Received 1891 Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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McCugh, Bill |
Aspen resident, had a model A |
Book 60 Page 46, 461, 462 |
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McCugh, Bill |
Aspen resident |
Book 60 Page 46 |
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McCugh, Sis |
played music in Aspen |
Book 60 Page 152 |
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McCullom, Robert |
Passenger in Carson's stage which was held up in Oct 1882 |
Book 62 Page 76 |
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McDonald, Alec "Big Alec" |
half brother of Daniel William Chisholm, went to the Klondike |
Book 60 Page 180-187 |
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McDonald, JR |
1892 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 157 |
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McDonald, Wm and son |
1905 Aspen residents, had mine on Galena Mt |
Book 52 Page 38 |
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McElwee, D |
visitor from Aspen for Aspen Day at Leadville Ice Carnival |
Book 1 Page 364 |
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McElwee, D |
visitor from Aspen for Aspen Day at Leadville Ice Carnival |
Book 1 Page 364 |
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McEvoy, James |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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McEvoy, Jim |
Miner from Leadville, located Little Giant Mine in Pitkin Co in Jan 1880, Victim of Aspen shyster, George Ford |
Book 62 Page 28, 111 |
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McEvoy, John F |
1883 Aspen town trustee |
Book 62 Page 118 |
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McEvoy, Mr. |
1886 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 136 |
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McFaden, Tom |
bot Tom's Market grocery in Aspen |
Book 60 Page 113 |
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McFee, John |
1892 Aspen resident, bachelor |
Book 62 Page 159 |
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McGeehan, Billy |
Early Aspen miner |
Book 62 Page 67, 68 |
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McGeehan, John |
Early Aspen miner |
Book 62 Page 67, 68 |
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McGruder, William |
bn Sep 1864, negro, from MO, saloon porter, neighbor to Hannibal Brown in 1900 |
Book 60 Page 79 |
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McGruder, William |
bn Sep 1864, negro, from MO, saloon porter, neighbor to Hannibal Brown in 1900 |
Book 60 Page 79 |
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McHugh, Mary |
involved with Aspen band |
Book 60 Page 394 |
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McHugh, Pat |
Passenger in Carson's stage which was held up in Oct 1882, Ashcroft resident |
Book 62 Page 76 |
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McIntosh, William |
Aspen miner |
Book 62 Page 178 |
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McKay, Ed |
Early Aspen miner |
Book 62 Page 67 |
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McKee, Dr. |
photo in Aspen |
Book 60 Page 207 |
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McKenna & Stone |
Aspen carpenter shop, caught fire, built Aspen Catholic Church |
Book 62 Page 116, 121 |
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McKenna, John |
Built Gillespie home in Aspen w/Louis Stone |
Book 62 Page 99, 106 |
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McKensie, John |
Part of 1887 Aspen/Glenwood Militia that went to rescue whites at Meeker uprising |
Book 62 Page 89 |
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McKenzie, Donald |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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McKenzie, Grandpa |
mar in Scotland and then immigr to Kewanee IL, later to Leadville and Aspen, stonemason, he and his wife were Scottish highlander and Scottish lowlander, had a cousin McLain who lived over on McLain Flats, sons Walter and James bn in IL, Jennie bn Kewanee IL, and Katie bn in Leadville, homesteaded at Snowmass Creek |
Book 60 Page 429-434 |
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McKenzie, Jennie |
dtr of Grandpa Popish (for lack of a better name), bn Kewanee IL, her father was a stonemason who worked the Leadville and Aspen area, mar Fred Popish, dtr Katie |
Book 60 Page 429-434 |
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McKinna, Mary |
Aspen resident |
Book 60 Page 334 |
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McLaren, Agnes "Jerry" Jurick Stubbings |
dtr of Lucile Guerino and John Louis Jurick, bn Snowmass 4 Jan 1918, mar 1st Larry Stubbings, kids Patty and Mickey, divorced, mar John McLaren in 1947, son John |
Book 60 Page 351-362 |
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McLaren, John |
supervisor of Sopris National Forest, photos of importing Elk, mar Agnes Jurick in 1947, bn in Grand Junction, son John |
Book 60 Page 357-358 |
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McLarkey, Mrs A |
visitor from Aspen for Aspen Day at Leadville Ice Carnival |
Book 1 Page 364 |
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McLarkey, Mrs A |
visitor from Aspen for Aspen Day at Leadville Ice Carnival |
Book 1 Page 364 |
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McLarky, Alice |
1892 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 158 |
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McLaughlin, James & wife |
His New Clarendon Hotel in Aspen burned in Nov 1884, lived in Gilpin County, built first Aspen hotel, photo, came to Aspen from Estes Park |
Book 62 Page 33, 66, 68, 84, 121, 133, 134 |
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McLaughlin, Mr. |
Early Aspen hotelkeeper |
Book 62 Page 27 |
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McLaughlin, Mr. and Mrs. |
had home/ranch 3 miles from Difficult Campground near Aspen |
Book 60 Page 297, 299 |
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McMasters, JW |
Part of 1887 Aspen/Glenwood Militia that went to rescue whites at Meeker uprising |
Book 62 Page 89 |
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McMichael, J.M. |
Founder of Aspen Daily Leader 1892-1894 |
Book 65 - Pitkin County Page |
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McMurchery, Bob |
prospector in Aspen |
Book 60 Page 142 |
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McMurchy, William |
1883 Aspen town trustee |
Book 62 Page 118, 136 |
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McNamara, Robert |
built house at Brush Creek in Snowmass Village |
Book 60 Page 190 |
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McNeeley, John T (General) |
Apptd postmaster in Aspen |
Book 62 Page 136 |
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McNeil, Charles |
Mgr of Holden Smelter |
Book 62 Page 172 |
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McNeil, William |
Involved in 1882 Aspen lot-jumping |
Book 62 Page 84 |
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McNeill, John |
Received Mining/Land Patent in Pitkin Co |
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McNutt, Ruth |
mar David RC Brown in 1907 in Paris. he was living there and she was travelling the world, from San Francisco, her father was a doctor, son DRC "Darcy" Brown |
Book 60 Page 117-119 |
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McPhee, Earl |
photo, revenue officer |
Book 60 Page 207 |
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McPherson & Company |
1882 Aspen store |
Book 62 Page 77 |
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McPherson & Root |
Aspen mill |
Book 62 Page 65 |
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McPherson, Andy |
Started Root & McPherson Mill Company near Aspen, may be same as Angus McPherson |
Book 62 Page 65 |
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McPherson, Angus |
Early Aspen town trustee, had ranch on Capitol Creek |
Book 62 Page 38, 49, 68, 104 |
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McPherson, Daniel |
Received 1895 Patent on Louise Fink Mining Claim in Pitkin Co, Early prospector, came to Aspen area in 1879 |
Book 62 Page 25, 63, 68 |
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McPherson, James |
Old "Black Hiller" Aspen prospector, held inquest into drowning of Mr. Redding |
Book 62 Page 65, 68 |
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McQuady, Mr. |
1892 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 159 |
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McSweeney, Father |
1930s Aspen priest, used to like to drink at Hannibal Brown's place |
Book 52 Page 249 Book 60 Page 54, 62, 93 |
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McSweeney, Father |
1930s Aspen priest, used to like to drink at Hannibal Brown's place |
Book 52 Page 249 Book 60 Page 54, 62 |
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Meany & Cummings |
Independence storekeepers |
Book 62 Page 94 Book 63 Page 86 |
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Mechau, Frank |
artist in Redstone |
Book 60 Page 546 |
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Meek, Channing F |
Received 1892 Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Meeker, Nathan |
Indian Agent killed by Utes in the Meeker Massacre |
Book 65, Pitkin County Page |
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Meginity, John |
Killed in 1884 avalanche on Aspen Mtn |
Book 62 Page 121 |
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Mellor, Mary |
photo in Aspen |
Book 60 Page 207 |
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Melton family |
bot ranch from Hildur Hoaglund Anderson |
Book 60 Page 88, 428 |
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Merkle, Billy |
Early Aspen saloonkeeper |
Book 62 Page 66 |
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Meyer, Mr. |
Located War Eagle mine in Pitkin Co in 1880 |
Book 62 Page 26 |
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Mikkelsen, Art |
husband of Alberta Warkentine, Aspen resident |
Book 60 Page 332-338 |
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Mikkelson, Alberta Warkentine |
sister of Duke Warkentine, mar Art Mikkleson, Aspen resident |
Book 60 Page 332-338 |
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Miklich, Frances (Mrs) |
aunt of Angeline Griffith, photo taken with Mishmash family in Aspen |
Book 60 Page 264, 365 |
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Miklich, Jennie |
bn 17 Sep 1907 in Aspen, father John Miklich was a miner from Yugoslavia, mother Johanna Erchul, lived on ranch up in White Horse Spgs, mar Earl Cowling in NM in 1932, kids Larry, Joann and Richard |
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Miklich, Joe |
Aspen resident |
Book 60 Page 472 |
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Miklich, John |
from Yugoslavia, miner in Aspen area, mar Johanna Erchul, had ranch at White Horse Spgs, 3 kids, 1 died early, dtr Jennie, died 1947 of black lung disease, had a still |
Book 60 Page 212-217 |
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Milanesio, Onorina |
from Torno Italy, came to Aspen area because her sister was here, mar Albert D Cerise, son Martin, dtr Amelia, bot ranch on Woody Creek |
Book 60 Page 148-150 |
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Miller, A Graham |
Came to Aspen 1890, filed a lawsuit, hoodwinked Judge Watson out of his guitar |