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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Pabst family |
bought Windstar area ranch from Jurick family |
Book 60 Page 352 |
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Pabst, Harold |
Aspen mayor and newspaperman, son was Nick |
Book 65 - Pitkin County Page |
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Pabst, Nick |
Aspen Times editor 1972-1974 |
Book 65 - Pitkin County Page |
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Pabst, Shorty |
on Aspen city council |
Book 60 Page 448 |
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Paddock, Mr. (Rev.) |
Worked w/Miss Whitman in getting 1st school in Aspen started |
Book 62 Page 98 |
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Paepcke, Elizabeth |
wife of Walter, bot Hannibal Brown's house, bn 28 Aug 1902 in Baltimore, dtr of university professor, owned Perry Park ranch between Colo Spgs and Denver in 1936 from Bob Lamont, photo |
Book 60 Page 30, 31, 63, 103, 549-559 |
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Paepcke, Elizabeth |
wife of Walter, bot Hannibal Brown's house |
Book 60 Page 30, 31, 63 Book 65 - Pitkin County Page |
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Paepcke, Walter |
President of Container Corporation of America, responsible for Aspen's later boom, bot Hotel Jerome, Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co, Chicago industrialist, President of Container Corporation of America, responsible for Aspen's later boom |
Book
58 Page 24 |
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Page, Joe |
Arrived Aspen 1879 |
Book 62 Page 68 |
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Page, Mr. (Officer) |
1885 Aspen policeman |
Book 62 Page 87 |
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Paige, EL |
ran Tom's Market grocery in Aspen |
Book 60 Page 113, 700 |
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Palmer, CE |
Bought Mollie Gibson mine group in 1892 |
Book 62 Page 144 |
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Palmer, Laura |
Played in early Aspen Opera The Kings Fool |
Book 62 Page 32 |
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Paps, Harold |
Aspen resident |
Book 60 Page 165 |
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Paricich, Mate |
Death Date: 1904DEC19 Nationality: AUSTRIAN Occupation: MINER Age at death: 19 Marital Status: S County: PIT Mine name: COALBASIN Cause of death/comments: FALL OF ROCK |
CO State Archives |
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Parker, AM |
1892 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 159 |
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Parker, Mary |
wife of Hannibal Brown |
Book 60 Page 35-79 |
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Parker, Olyn (Mrs) |
moved to Janeway in 1948 |
Book 63 Page 92 |
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Parlin, Hans |
1882 Aspen resident involved in lot-jumping |
Book 62 Page 77, 84 |
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Parmeter, George |
Accompanied Sheriff Hooper from Aspen to White River Country during Meeker Massacre in 1887 |
Book 62 Page 88 |
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Parmeter, Henry |
Early prospector, came to Aspen area in 1879 |
Book 62 Page 64 |
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Parry, Mr. |
disc coal seam near Coalbasin ca 1881 |
Book 63 Page 106 |
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Parson, Buckshot |
Aspen resident, ran the pharmacy |
Book 60 Page 406, 663 |
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Parson, James |
Aspen resident, owned the drugstore |
Book 60 Page 296 |
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Parsons, JI |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Parsons, John I |
uncle of Sina Eliza Parsons Pepper, brick mason, bn Muncie KS, wife Kate, no kids, also sister named Jane bn in Muncie |
Book 60 Page 502-503 |
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Parsons, Sina May |
mar Wm E Pepper and then Roy Curry, dtr Sina May Pepper, bro was John I Parsons |
Book 60 Page 502 |
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Paterson, Billy |
Early Aspen miner |
Book 62 Page 67 |
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Pattee, AM |
1892 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 158 |
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Pattison, Mary Ella |
gr-aunt to Louiva Wilcox, came to Aspen ca 1890, mar Edgar Stallard |
Book 60 Page 479-484 |
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Patz, Henrietta |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Pearce brothers |
Early Aspen saloonkeeper |
Book 62 Page 66 |
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Pearce, Bessie |
photo in Aspen in 1930s |
Book 60 Page 348 |
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Pearce, BT |
1898 Aspen Liquor dealer |
Book 60 Page 9 |
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Pearce, CH |
Member Elks Club in Aspen who visited Leadville Ice Carnival on 15 February 1896 |
Book 1 Page 361 |
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Pearce, Edward D "Spud" |
b Aspen, miner, d 1933, mar Ethel Smith, son Fred |
Book 60 Page 344-345 |
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Pearce, Ethel Smith |
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, photo |
Book 60 Page 344-345 |
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Pearce, Fred "Fritz" |
Aspen resident, son of Edward Pearce and Ethel Smith Pearce, b 20 Feb 1928 in Aspen, photo, his grandmother Pearce was born in Gold Hill (Boulder Canyon) in late 1870s. |
Book 60 Page 344-345 |
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Pearce, Grandmother |
Aspen resident |
Book 60 Page 46 |
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Pearce, JT |
1881 Aspen treasurer |
Book 62 Page 99 |
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Pearce, Mr. |
Aspen building contractor |
Book 62 Page 156, 157 |
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Pearce, RC |
1892 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 158 |
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Pearce, Richard Wadge |
related to Fred Pearce, photo |
Book 60 Page 347 |
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Pearce, RT |
Built Aspen City Jail |
Book 62 Page 94 |
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Pearson, James |
Accompanied Sheriff Hooper from Aspen to White River Country during Meeker Massacre in 1887 |
Book 62 Page 88 |
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Pecjak, Carl |
Aspen student |
Book 60 Page 519 |
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Pecjak, Matt |
1883-1943, miner, father of Matthew, worked at Midnight Mine |
Book 60 Page 382 |
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Pecjak, Matthew |
son of Matt, bn in Aspen, his family was from Austria, mar Nasie Natal in 1940, d 1971 |
Book 60 Page 382-384 |
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Peck, Alice Rachael |
from Gunnison, mar Tom Sardy, moved to Aspen in 1938 from Monte Vista, photo, taught in Ouray, bn in OH, dtr of J Francis and Osa Peck, her father was from South Tyrol Austria, dtr Sylvia and son TJ |
Book 60 Page 417-422 |
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Peck, John T |
had ranch 2 miles north of Aspen, Ida Chatfield was said to have been seen there |
Book 24 Page 351 Book 62 Page 88 |
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Peckjak, Nasie Natal |
bn 30 Mar 1916 on her ranch at Woody Creek, parents Victor Natal and Valerie Betemps, photo, brothers Arthur, Stanley, Pierina(half sister), Rosina (killed in car wreck at age 23), mar Matthew Pecjak in 1940, had 1 dtr who died at age 1 day, moved to Carbondale about 1971 |
Book 60 Page 380-384 |
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Pender, Bill |
Aspen miner, owned Della S mine |
Book 62 Page 50 |
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Pennock, Antone |
Accompanied Sheriff Hooper from Aspen to White River Country during Meeker Massacre in 1887 |
Book 62 Page 88 |
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Pepper, Sina May "Pepper" |
bn 14 Jan 1925 in Grand Junction, dtr of Sina Eliza Parsons and William E Pepper. Moved to Aspen in 1938 from Los Angeles, mar George "Buttons" Tekoucich in 1945, photo, her gr-uncle was George I Parsons, 3 dtrs Linda, Suzy Joe, and Jorgeann, she had another dtr Laurie Lee from her 1st marriage who died of cerebral palsy at age 11 |
Book 60 Page 501-504 |
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Perk, Tony |
Aspen resident |
Book 60 Page 322 |
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Perko, Tony |
1882-1955, worked in Pueblo smelters for awhile, Aspen resident |
Book 60 Page 690 |
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Perry brothers |
Early Aspen settlers (2 of them) |
Book 62 Page 68 |
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Perry, BJ |
Early Aspen coroner |
Book 62 Page 94 |
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Perry, Bob |
husb of Ruth Brown Perry, mar 1940 |
Book 60 Page 124 |
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Perry, Dr. |
Early Aspen miner |
Book 62 Page 47, 57, 111, 113 |
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Perry, George |
Of Conundrum Gulch, killed in Avalanche |
Book 62 Page 68 |
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Perry, Mrs L |
visitor from Aspen for Aspen Day at Leadville Ice Carnival |
Book 1 Page 364 |
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Perry, Ruth Brown |
dtr of Ruth McNutt Brown and David RC Brown, mar Bob Perry, had 7 kids |
Book 60 Page 124 |
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Peterson, Alma Holmstrom |
mar Andrew Riley Peterson in Aspen in 1900, dtr Pearl Peterson, bn Leadville of Swedish parents |
Book 60 Page 115 |
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Peterson, Andrew Riley |
b Sweden, came to Aspen in 1900, mar Alma Holmstrom in Aspen in 1909, dtrs Opal and Pearl Peterson, sons Riley and Elmer |
Book 60 Page 115 |
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Peterson, Edward |
Aspen miner |
Book 62 Page 178 |
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Peterson, Elmer |
son of Andrew Riley Peterson, lives in Denver |
Book 60 Page 116 |
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Peterson, George |
Aspen resident, photo |
Book 62 Page 175-177 |
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Peterson, LG |
1892 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 158 |
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Peterson, Miss Pearl |
Society and local news editor for Aspen Times |
Book 65 - Pitkin County Page |
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Peterson, Opal |
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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Peterson, Opal |
Sister of Pearl, worked for Aspen Times |
Book 65 - Pitkin County Page |
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Peterson, Pearl |
wife of Albert Bishop, b 17 Sept 1918 in Aspen, dtr of Andrew (Riley) Peterson and Alma Holmstrom, worked at Aspen Times, photo |
Book 60 Page 115 |
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Peterson, Peter |
1892 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 158 |
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Peterson, Riley |
son of Andrew Riley Peterson, died 1986, worked on flume gang near Aspen |
Book 60 Page 116, 335, 336 |
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Peterson, Tony |
worked on flume gang near Aspen |
Book 60 Page 335 |
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Petter, Mrs Sophie |
visitor from Aspen for Aspen Day at Leadville Ice Carnival |
Book 1 Page 364 |
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Pfaeffer & Brooks |
Aspen engineers or surveyors |
Book 62 Page 66 |
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Pfaeffer, Herman |
Early member Aspen Glee Club |
Book 62 Page 68 |
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Pfeifer, Freidl |
opened ski school in Aspen in 1945, came from Sun Valley to Aspen to see about starting a ski resort |
Book 60 Page 32, 554 |
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Pfeiffer, Mr. |
Helped put out Aspen fire |
Book 62 Page 116 |
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Pfister, Art |
Aspen area resident, bot the Roberts ranch on Maroon Creek |
Book 60 Page 415, 435 |
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Phelan, Miss |
Killed in 1891 train wreck at Aspen Junction |
Book 62 Page 144 |
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Phillipi, MR |
Death Date: 1899DEC30 Nationality: AMERICAN Occupation: MINER Age at death: 45 Marital Status: M Surving children: 4 County: PIT Mine name: PLACITA Cause of death: STRUCK BY PIT CAR |
CO State Archives |
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Phillips, Concer H |
mar Ellamae Huffine, |
Book 60 Page 385-388 |
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Phillips, Eddie Doe |
his father was an Aspen miner |
Book 60 Page 316 |
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Phillips, George |
Accompanied Sheriff Hooper from Aspen to White River Country during Meeker Massacre in 1887 |
Book 62 Page 88 |
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Phillips, Mr. |
Aspen miner, photo in Della S mine |
Book 62 Page 57 |
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Phillips, Phoebe (Miss) |
One of 13 women to stay in Aspen winter of 1880-81 |
Book 62 Page 33, 66 |
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Phillips, Thomas |
Aspen miner |
Book 62 Page 178 |
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Piatigorsky, Arthur |
in Aspen |
Book
60 Page 558 |
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Pierce, F.D. |
Publisher of New Castle Non Pareil |
Book 65 – Pitkin County Page |
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Pierson, HW |
had store in Aspen |
Book 24 Page 351 |
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Pierson, NW |
Received Mining/Land Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Pinger, Charles |
Aspen storekeeper murdered 9 Jan 1892, murderer never caught |
Book 62 Page 107, 109 |
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Pitkin, Frederick W. (Governor) |
2nd Governor of Colorado elected in 1878, died in Pueblo 12/18/1886, bur in Riverside Cem, namesake of Pitkin County, Born in CT in 1837, grad of Wesleyan Univ and an Albany NY law school. Came to CO in 1874 |
Book 65 - Pitkin County Page |
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Plasic, Mr. |
owned Mehle's saloon in Aspen, had 12 kids including Nellie, 6 of them died in flu epidemic of 1918, also a miner |
Book 60 Page 218-219 |
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Plasic, Nellie |
b ca 1901 in Aspen, her dad was a miner, 12 kids in her family, 6 of her siblings died in flu epidemic of 1918 |
Book 60 Page 218-224 |
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Plumb & Shepard |
Aspen smelter |
Book 62 Page 115 |
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Plumb, Porter |
Early Aspen city attorney |
Book 62 Page 104 |
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Plummer, TA |
Accompanied Sheriff Hooper from Aspen to White River Country during Meeker Massacre in 1887 |
Book 62 Page 88 |
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Podbosick, John |
PODBOSICK, JOHN Death Date: 1898JUL12 Nationality: Occupation: MINER Yrs Mine Exp: Age at death: Marital Status: Surving children: County: PIT Company name: Mine name: UNION Cause of death/comments: FALL DOWN TRAMWAY |
CO State Archives |
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Podbosick, John |
Death Date: 1898JUL12 Occupation: MINER County: PIT Mine name: UNION Cause of death/comments: FALL DOWN TRAMWAY |
CO State Archives |
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Pokrandt, Jim |
General manager of Aspen Daily News |
Book 65 - Pitkin County Page |
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Pollard, John |
Death Date: 1888AUG24 County: PIT Mine name: GOLCONDA Cause of death/comments: BURST OF ORE CHUTE |
CO State Archives |
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Popish, Chido |
Aspen resident |
Book 60 Page 108 |
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Popish, Fred |
mar Jennie McKenzie, dtr Katie, bn Pfeichurch Germany, son of Theresa Mayerfelds and ? Popish, family moved to Leadville about 1893, his father was a miner, had 3 younger sisters |
Book 60 Page 429-434 |
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Popish, Jennie Vedic |
bn Aspen 29 March 1905, dtr of Anton Vedic and Antonia Gregorich, photo, mar Primosh Popish in 1922, Lillian, Joe, Louis, Ed and 1 more kid |
Book 60 Page 389-400 |
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Popish, Joe |
bn in Aspen 11 Jul 1924, son of Primosh Popish and Jennie Vedic, photo |
Book 60 Page 405-409 |
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Popish, Katie |
photo, bn 13 Sep 1914 in Buttermilk area near Aspen, dtr of Jennie McKenzie and Fred Popish, says she isn't related to the other Aspen Popish bunch, mar John Skiff at age 20 in Glenwood Spgs, had 1 son and 1 dtr |
Book 60 Page 429-434 |
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Popish, Lillian |
mar 1st Srechko Delost, son Michael, mar 2nd Walter Dalton, dtr of Primosh Popish and Jennie Vedic, bn 24 Nov 1927, photo |
Book 60 Page 392-400 |
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Popish, Louis |
son of Primosh Popish and Jennie Vedic Popish |
Book 60 Page 406, 464 |
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Popish, Martin |
son of Primosh Popish and Jennie Vedic Popish |
Book 60 Page 406 |
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Popish, Primosh |
from Yugo, immig at age 22, had 2 bros and 1 sis, mar Mary Zupancis, baby Bernie, wife died and he mar Jennie Vedic in 1922 and had 5 more kids, Ed, Joe, Martin, Lillian, Louis, miner at the Smuggler and Midnight mines, d 1947 |
Book 60 Page 391, 405-409 |
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Popish, Primosh Bernard "Bernie" |
son of Primosh Popish and Mary Zupancis, photo, bn 4 Apr 1921 in Aspen, County Coroner for 18 years |
Book 60 Page 391, 401-404 |
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Popish, Wilson |
Aspen rancher near Wildcat |
Book 60 Page 329 |
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Porter, Roy |
photo at Hotel Jerome |
Book 60 Page 669 |
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Potter, Mary Louise |
cousin of Darcy Brown |
Book 60 Page 123 |
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Pratt, Phillip W |
First prospector to Aspen in 1879, disc Spar Mine |
Book 60 Page 7 Book 62 Page 25, 45, 46, 64 |
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Prentiss, Judge |
Involved with case against George Ford |
Book 62 Page 112 |
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Price & McChesney |
Publisher of Aspen Tribune in 1897 |
Book 65 - Pitkin County Page |
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Price, Billy |
1893 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 172 |
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Price, John M |
Received 1884 Patent to Scottish Chief Lode and Arthur Lode in Pitkin Co |
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Prince, E.F. |
Early Aspen resident, played guitar |
Book 62 Page 68 |
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Prindle, Grace |
bn in Aspen, her folks were from MI, mar Benjamin Vagneur |
Book 60 Page 515 |
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Punkoney, Bill |
Aspen area resident, would help pull cars out of the mud |
Book 60 Page 360 |
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Purple, FE |
Early clerk of Pitkin Co Court |
Book 62 Page 103 |
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Quail, Thomas |
had grocery store in Aspen with Thomas Beck |
Book 60 Page 103 |
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Quinn, DP |
1888 Aspen resident, died 16 Jan 1890 |
Book 62 Page 139, 141 |
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Rader & Rule |
had garage in Aspen and Glenwood |
Book 60 Page 40 |
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Rader, Edie |
she had Silver Grill restaurant in Aspen |
Book 60 Page 263 |
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Rader, Edith Dalton |
mar Rader, sister of Walter Dalton, had restaurant in Aspen |
Book 60 Page 396 |
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Ramsay, AP |
1892 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 158 |
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Rand, Abby |
Bought Snowmass Village Sun in 1978 |
Book 65 – Pitkin County Page |
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Randall, Mrs. |
Aspen res, made dandelion wine |
Book 60 Page 324 |
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Ray, David "Reverend" or "Itchy" |
smelly, very dirty, selfmade preacher, mar mail-order bride Ruth Roberts, had a son Bob, died in Grand Junction |
Book 60 Page 629-637 |
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Ray, Ruthie Roberts |
wife of David Ray |
Book 60 Page 629-637 |
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Raymond, Charlie |
1876-1936, Aspen resident |
Book 60 Page 683 |
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Redding, William |
Of Castle Forks, drowned |
Book 62 Page 67 |
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Reese, John |
REESE, JOHN Death Date: 1899DEC6 Nationality: WELSH Occupation: PARTING TENDER Yrs Mine Exp: Age at death: 27 Marital Status: M Surving children: 1 County: PIT Company name: Mine name: SPRING GULCH Cause of death/comments: RUNAWAY TRIP OF CARS |
CO State Archives |
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Reese, John |
Death Date: 1899DEC6 Nationality: WELSH Occupation: PARTING TENDER Age at death: 27 Marital Status: M Surving children: 1 County: PIT Mine name: SPRING GULCH Cause of death/comments: RUNAWAY TRIP OF CARS |
CO State Archives |
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Reeves, old |
Aspen train man |
Book 60 Page 318 |
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Reiffarth, Jennie |
Played in early Aspen Opera The Kings Fool |
Book 62 Page 32 |
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Reifsnider, Henry |
Arrived Aspen 1879 |
Book 62 Page 68 |
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Reilly, Edward W |
Tried in Aspen for murder of Joseph Savage ca 1881, convicted and jailed pending removal to Canon City |
Book 62 Page 73, 98 |
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Reinie, Lina |
Played in early Aspen Opera The Kings Fool |
Book 62 Page 32 |
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Remseyer, Sylvia |
mar John Maurin Jr. |
Book 60 Page 542-543 |
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Repperton, MP |
Rescued dog Bruiser from 33 day burial in Conundrum Gulch avalanche in 1884 |
Book 62 Page 84 |
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Rex, AH/AK |
Victim of Aspen shyster, George Ford |
Book 62 Page 111 |
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Reynolds, AE |
Aspen resident, had firm Gill & Reynolds |
Book 62 Page 157 |
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Reynolds, Harry |
Aspen architect |
Book 62 Page 94 |
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Reynolds, Jakey |
Aspen Deputy Sheriff |
Book 60 Page 66 |
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Rice, Dr. |
Helped build road to Aspen over Independence Pass |
Book 62 Page 93 |
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Rice/Rise, Frank |
Early Pitkin County Assessor |
Book 62 Page 94, 95 |
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Richardson, Dr. |
Early Aspen visitor |
Book 62 Page 26 |
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Richie, Sis |
Aspen fiddle player, dtr Vivian |
Book 60 Page 462 |
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Riland, James L |
visitor from Aspen for Aspen Day at Leadville Ice Carnival |
Book 1 Page 364 |
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Riley, Barney |
Aspen police officer, killed Frank Jones in 1885 |
Book 62 Page 135 |
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Ringle, Ruth |
Bought Aspen Times in 1945 |
Book 65 - Pitkin County Page |
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Ringle, Verlin |
Bought Aspen Times in 1945 |
Book 65 - Pitkin County Page |
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Ripperton, MP |
1892 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 156 |
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Riser, John M |
Killed in 1883 avalanche in Queen's Gulch |
Book 62 Page 121 |
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Ritchie, Sis |
Aspen resident |
Book 60 Page 236 |
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Ritchie, Walter |
Chipeta postmaster in 1899 |
Book 63 Page 87 |
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Ritz, Daniel |
Packed wagon over Independence Pass |
Book 62 Page 68 |
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Roax, Joseph |
Death Date: 1899JUL14 County: PIT Mine name: FAMOUS MILL Cause of death/comments: FELL INTO BEN & CRUSHED BY CAR |
CO State Archives |
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Roberts, AB (Justice) |
Disappeared ca 1890 from Aspen, |
Book 62 Page 140 |
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Roberts, Anita |
photo, Aspen resident, b 16 Nov 1934 on Maroon Creek, dtr of Arthur Bernie Roberts and Barbara Lockwood Sterner, mar Roger Smades in 1956, |
Book 60 Page 196, 435-442 |
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Roberts, Arthur Bernie |
son of Robert Roberts and Anna Sanborn, dtr Anita Roberts Smades, died at age 84, photo, sister Jennie Ferguson, also kids Ray and Keith, sold ranch to Wendy Morse in 1947, died in Denver at age 84 due to car accident |
Book 60 Page 88, 435-442 |
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Roberts, Jennie |
dtr of Robert Roberts and Anna Sanborn, mar Bob Ferguson, had ranch where Buttermilk parking lot is now, had 2 kids, died at age 92, her son had Hoaglund's dairy in Aspen |
Book 60 Page 438-442 |
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Roberts, Pete |
neighbor of Hildur Hoaglund Anderson, took care of her dad |
Book 60 Page 88 |
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Roberts, Robert |
came to Aspen from Leadville ca 1887, brought his sawmill with him, his family from WI, mar Anna Sanborn in Leadville, grdtr Anita Roberts, 8 kids, son Arthur Bernie, dtr Jennie Roberts Ferguson |
Book 60 Page 435-442 |
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Roberts, Robert F |
Received Mining/Land Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Roberts, Ruthie |
wife of David Ray |
Book 60 Page 629-637 |
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Robinson, AJ (Dr.) |
Accompanied Sheriff Hooper from Aspen to White River Country during Meeker Massacre in 1887 |
Book 62 Page 88 |
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Robinson, Albert |
Death Date: 1899MAR17 County: PIT Mine name: HJ Cause of death: SLAB OF ROCK FELL |
CO State Archives |