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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Sain, CM |
Part of 1887 Aspen/Glenwood Militia that went to rescue whites at Meeker uprising |
Book 62 Page 89 |
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Sampson, J I |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Sampson, JL |
1886 Aspen attorney |
Book 62 Page 136 |
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Sampson, Judge |
1885 Aspen judge |
Book 62 Page 87, 136 |
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Sampson, Mr. |
Built concentration works near Aspen |
Book 62 Page 115 |
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Sanborn, Anna |
mar Robert Roberts in Leadville, she was English, she homesteaded on Brush Creek while her husband ran a sawmill, 8 kids, died in Denver at age 75 |
Book 60 Page 435-442 |
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Sanborn, Captain |
1892 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 159 |
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Sanders, JF |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Sands, Jacob |
visitor from Aspen for Aspen Day at Leadville Ice Carnival, 1892 Aspen resident |
Book 1 Page 364 Book 62 Page 158, 172 |
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Sandstrom, Albert "Nubbs" |
worked at the power house near Aspen, drinker |
Book 60 Page 336 |
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Sandstrom, Antonia |
wife of John "Hoofy", became heavy drinker herself |
Book 60 Page 624-629 |
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Sandstrom, John "Hoofy" |
1900-1962, miner, heavy drinker, mar Antonia, drowned at Roaring Fork River, singer |
Book 60 Page 624-629 |
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Sandstrom, Louise Bradshaw |
b 17 Jun 1910 in Monte Vista, d 1 Mar 1994, Aspen resident, mar Martin Mishmash Jr., photo, dtr of Thomas D Bradshaw and Elizabeth Mueler Bradshaw. Nurse, worked at Fitzsimmons, mar 1st Ted Sandstrom & had 2 kids, div after 18 yrs and married Martin MishMash in 1949 |
Book 60 Page 367-370 |
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Sandstrom, Ted |
mining engineer, mar Louise Bradshaw of Aspen, 2 kids, they divorced after 18 years |
Book 60 Page 369 |
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Sanstrom, Carl |
SANSTROM, CARL Death Date: 1946APR19 Nationality: Occupation: MINER Yrs Mine Exp: Age at death: 51 Marital Status: M Surving children: County: PIT Company name: MIDNIGHT MINING CO. Mine name: ASPEN Cause of death/comments: FALL OF ROCK |
CO State Archives |
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Sanstrom, Carl |
Death Date: 1946APR19 Occupation: MINER Age at death: 51 Marital Status: M County: PIT Company name: MIDNIGHT MINING CO. Mine name: ASPEN Cause of death/comments: FALL OF ROCK |
CO State Archives |
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Sardy Field |
Aspen airport |
Book 60 Page 32 |
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Sardy House |
in Aspen area, photo, owned by Jack Atkinson, then Dr. Twining then Tom Sardy |
Book 60 Page 104, 418 |
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Sardy, Alice Rachael Peck |
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 |
Book 60 Page 417-422 |
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Sardy, Tom |
bn in Ouray, cam to Aspen in 1938 from Monte Vista, mar Alice Rachael Peck in 1936, owned the hardware store, mortician, bot mortuary from LL Wilks, dtr Sylvia and son TJ, |
Book 60 Page 178, 402-403, 417-422 |
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Sarson, Vic |
played accordion in Aspen bar in late 40s or early 50s |
Book 60 Page 571 |
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Saunders, HM |
Early Aspen engineer or survey |
Book 62 Page 66 |
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Saunders, the |
worked for City of Aspen |
Book 60 Page 274 |
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Savage, Joseph |
Murdered at Highland by Edward Reilly ca 1881 |
Book 62 Page 98 |
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Sawyer, Joe "One Eyed Joe" |
Aspen area resident, 1872-1960, lived up at Ashcroft, lost eye at a sawmill, photo, never married |
Book 60 Page 499, 587-591 |
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Schadler, John |
Part of 1887 Aspen/Glenwood Militia that went to rescue whites at Meeker uprising |
Book 62 Page 89 |
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Schafer, Fern |
1942 Spring Creek teacher |
Book 52 Page 346 |
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Schajatonck, Elay |
Death Date: 1896JUL20 County: PIT Mine name: DEEP SHAFT Cause of death/comments: FELL DOWN OPEN SHAFT |
CO State Archives |
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Scherer, Marie |
Played in early Aspen Opera The Kings Fool |
Book 62 Page 32 |
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Schlag, Hugo A |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Schmidt, A |
Arrived Aspen 1879 |
Book 62 Page 68 |
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Schmitz, Henry |
Received 1895 Patent on Louise Fink Mining Claim in Pitkin Co |
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Schmitz, Jacob |
Received 1895 Patent on Louise Fink Mining Claim in Pitkin Co |
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Schmitz, Mathew |
Received 1895 Patent on Louise Fink Mining Claim in Pitkin Co |
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Schurman, Cabib |
visitor from Aspen for Aspen Day at Leadville Ice Carnival |
Book 1 Page 364 |
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Schuss, Betty |
Founder of Snowmass Village Sun |
Book 65 - Pitkin County Page |
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Schwartz, Bert and Bessie |
Bessie was his horse, little short fat bachelor |
Book 60 Page 614-616 |
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Schweitzer, Albert (Dr.) |
humanitarian, visited Aspen in 1949 |
Book 60 Page 32, 421, 556-557 Book 65 - Pitkin County Page |
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Scoot family |
Early Aspen settlers (2 of them) |
Book 62 Page 68 |
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Scott, Joe |
1900 Aspen resident |
Book 52 Page 32 |
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Scott, John R |
Accompanied Sheriff Hooper from Aspen to White River Country during Meeker Massacre in 1887 |
Book 62 Page 88 |
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Scull, David Jr. |
Received 1886 Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Sears, BB |
Arrested in Decatur TX for holding up Carson's Stage near Aspen in Oct 1882, with FJ Judge |
Book 62 Page 76 |
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Sears, Mr. |
Early member of Aspen glee club |
Book 62 Page 68 |
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Seaton Ranch |
Near Independence Pass |
Book 62 Page 66, 67 |
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Seaton, Walter |
Organized transportation company to haul ore from Spar Mine to Leadville |
Book 62 Page 68 |
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Selden's Ranch |
Between Twin Lakes and Aspen |
Book 62 Page 70 |
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Sendelbach, Joe |
Built Junction House at junctionof N and S branches of Roaring Fork River ca 1880 |
Book 62 Page 67 |
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Sendelbach, Mr. |
Had home in Pitkin county |
Book 62 Page 93 |
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Sepe, Francisco P |
Death Date: 1919JAN1 Occupation: CAGER Age at death: 34 County: PIT Cause of death/comments: STRUCK HEAD ON CAGE |
CO State Archives |
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Shaeffer, Leta A |
1943-1950 Spring Creek teacher |
Book 52 Page 346 |
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Shaffer, EW |
Part of 1887 Aspen/Glenwood Militia that went to rescue whites at Meeker uprising |
Book 62 Page 89 |
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Shafter, Jack |
hung out at the Aspen post office |
Book 60 Page 697 |
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Shannon, William R (Rev. Fr.) |
Aspen clergyman |
Book 52 Page 252 |
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Sharp, William P |
Died in 1892 mine accident in Silver King shaft of Mollie Gibson mine |
Book 62 Page 148 |
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Shaw, Dorothy Koch |
wife of Judge Shaw, skinflint, photo, 1894-1979, well educated, athletic, son |
Book 60 Page 299, 598-603 |
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Shaw, Judge |
Aspen resident |
Book 60 Page 52 |
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Shaw, Will |
Aspen resident |
Book 60 Page 121 |
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Shaw, William (Judge) |
Aspen resident, 1894-1974, photo, son |
Book 60 Page 52, 299, 598-603 |
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Shea, Michael |
Death Date: 1896FEB23 County: PIT Mine name: BUSHWACKER Cause of death: FALL DOWN CHUTE |
CO State Archives |
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Shear, Byron E |
Elected 1st judge in Aspen in 1880, helped Aspen become Pitkin County seat |
Book 62 Page 26, 38, 57, 65, 68, 93, 119, 136 |
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Sheehy, Mr. |
built City Market bldg in Aspen |
Book 60 Page 112 |
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Shehan, Bud |
Aspen resident |
Book 60 Page 235 |
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Shepard & Plumb |
Aspen smelter |
Book 62 Page 115 |
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Shepard, Mr. |
Built smelter in 1881 Aspen, w/Mr. DeWolf |
Book 62 Page 95, 98 |
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Sheridiam, John A |
Received 1892 Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Shermann, Marsha |
taught at Owl Creek School |
Book 40 Page 476 |
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Shields, William |
1892 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 157 |
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Shiller's Dry Goods |
in Aspen |
Book 60 Page 103 |
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Shilling, A B |
Received 1895 Patent on Pride of the West Mining Claim in Pitkin Co |
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Shirley, John |
1892 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 159 |
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Shriver, CE |
Received Mining/Land Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Sievers, Henry |
foreman of the flume gang near Aspen |
Book 60 Page 335 |
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Siler, John |
owned the Red Onion in Aspen |
Book 60 Page 441 |
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Simmons, Andrew S |
Death Date: 1912NOV27 Nationality: AMERICAN Occupation: TIMBERMAN Age at death: 65 Marital Status: M County: PIT Mine name: SPRING GULCH Cause of death/comments: FALL OF COAL |
CO State Archives |
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Simmons, Arthur |
Received 1884 Patent to Scottish Chief Lode and Arthur Lode in Pitkin Co |
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Simmons, Mr. |
Discovered body of Lew Maloney |
Book 62 Page 136 |
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Sinclair, Bob |
Aspen rancher, mar Elizabeth Oblock in 1948 |
Book 60 Page 427-428 |
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Sinclair, Elizabeth Oblock |
bn 2 Dec 1927 in Aspen, dtr of Matt Oblock and Ivana, photo, skier, mar Bob Sinclair in 1948 |
Book 60 Page 423-428 |
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Sinclair, Jesse |
Early Pitkin Co Commissioner |
Book 62 Page 99 |
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Skiff ranch |
now the Stein ranch near Aspen |
Book 60 Page 404 |
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Skiff, Anton |
immi from Yugoslavia, mar Margaret Yartz in St Marys Catholic Church in Pueblo, worked at Pueblo smelter, moved to Aspen in early 1900s, miner and rancher, dtrs Lois and Edie, son Jimmie, son John and Tony, d Mar 1946 |
Book 60 Page 174-177 |
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Skiff, Edie |
b early 1920s on Skiff Ranch near Aspen, dtr of Anton Skiff and Margaret Yartz. photo, mar Hugh Chisholm 2 Oct 1948, dtrs Heather bn 1953 and Karen in 1956 |
Book 60 Page 174-179 |
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Skiff, Jimmy |
Aspen resident |
Book 60 Page 636 |
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Skiff, John |
bn Pueblo, moved to Aspen a 1 yr of age, Edith Chisholm is his sister, lived where the Stein Ranch is now, brother Tony, father was rancher, worked for county and highway dept, worked for Jim Snyder's father, mar Katie Popish, 1 son and 1 dtr, dtr of Anton Skiff and Margaret Yartz |
Book 60 Page 434 |
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Skiff, Katie Popish |
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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Skiff, Tony |
son of Anton, brother John and sister Edie |
Book 60 Page 434 |
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Skriner, Lena |
mar Joseph Tekoucich, 8 kids, bn Aspen or Leadville, father was a miner |
Book 60 Page 492-500 |
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Slagle, Mr. |
Asst Aspen postmaster, early town trustee |
Book 62 Page 94, 104, 136 |
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Slaughter, Betty |
Founder of Snowmass Village Sun |
Book 65 – Pitkin County Page |
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Slavins, Anne |
Aspen residents, picked potatos |
Book 60 Page 575 |
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Sloane, John |
1892 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 159 |
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Slogar, Marcus |
Death Date: 1901MAY29 Nationality: AUSTRIAN Occupation: DUMPER Age at death: 45 Marital Status: M County: PIT Mine name: COALBASIN Cause of death/comments: ENTAGLED IN THE TRIP |
CO State Archives |
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Sloss, Kathleen |
wife of Clifford Vagneur |
Book 60 Page 519 |
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Small, Howard M |
Received Mining/Land Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Small, JA (6th Corp) |
Led Aspen/Glenwood milita in 1887 to defend against Meeker uprising, Aspen postmaster |
Book 62 Page 89, 140 |
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Small, MW (3rd Corp) |
Led Aspen/Glenwood milita in 1887 to defend against Meeker uprising |
Book 62 Page 89 |
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Smith family |
Early Aspen settlers (3 of them) |
Book 62 Page 68 |
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Smith, AA (Dr) |
Aspen promoter of Leadville |
Book 62 Page 26 |
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Smith, Bennie |
Aspen old timer |
Book 60 Page 662 |
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Smith, Eb |
Built house in Aspen in 1890 |
Book 62 Page 142 |
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Smith, Ethel |
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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Smith, Harold "Puppy" |
son of Nelson Smith Jr. and Pearl Louise Barker, bn 23 Jul 1925 in Aspen, has a twin named Hazel, photo, married Phyllis in 1948, 2 kids, Jim and Harold |
Book 60 Page 446-448, 683 |
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Smith, Hazel |
dtr of Nelson Smith Jr. and Pearl Louise Barker, twin of Harold "Puppy" Smith |
Book 60 Page 443-448 |
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Smith, Jake |
Early prospector, came to Aspen area in 1879 |
Book 62 Page 63 |
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Smith, JH |
Accompanied Sheriff Hooper from Aspen to White River Country during Meeker Massacre in 1887 |
Book 62 Page 88 |
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Smith, Jim |
Aspen area resident |
Book 60 Page 471 |
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Smith, Manford/Manfred |
Aspen resident, bot house from Jack Atkinson |
6050, /52, 419 |
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Smith, Matt |
Early prospector, came to Aspen area in 1879 |
Book 62 Page 63 |
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Smith, Myrtle |
had photo collection of Aspen resident Hannibal Brown |
Book 60 Page 35-79 |
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Smith, Nellie |
Her Basalt restaurant burned in 1900 |
Book 58 Page 27 |
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Smith, Nelson "Junior" |
son of Nelson Smith Jr. and Pearl Louise Barker, bn 19 Oct 1922 in Akron, CO, photo, mar Shirley Beck in 1947, kids Donald, Tony and Bonnie |
Book 60 Page 443-445 |
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Smith, Nelson Jr. |
from Missouri, mar Pearl Louise Barker, moved to Aspen in 1923 for mining, worked at Smuggler and Durant, 12 kids, Joe, Nelson, Harold, Hazel, died age 87 |
Book 60 Page 443-448 |
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Smith, Paul |
Aspen principal |
Book 60 Page 374 |
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Smith, Roger |
SMITH, ROGER Death Date: 1923JUN23 Nationality: AMERICAN Occupation: PICK MINER Yrs Mine Exp: 8 Age at death: 37 Marital Status: M Surving children: 1 County: PIT Company name: RAPINI BROTHERS Mine name: PLACITA Cause of death/comments: EXPLOSION OF GAS |
CO State Archives |
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Smith, Roger |
Death Date: 1923JUN23 Nationality: AMERICAN Occupation: PICK MINER Yrs Mine Exp: 8 Age at death: 37 Marital Status: M Surving children: 1 County: PIT Company name: RAPINI BROTHERS Mine name: PLACITA Cause of death/comments: EXPLOSION OF GAS |
CO State Archives |
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Smith, Shirley Beck |
mar Nelson "Junior" Smith |
Book 60 Page 445 |
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Smith, Stewart |
SMITH, STEWART Death Date: 1907JAN13 Nationality: SCOTCH Occupation: TRIP-RIDER Yrs Mine Exp: Age at death: 20 Marital Status: S Surving children: County: PIT Company name: Mine name: COALBASIN Cause of death/comments: STRUCK BY A RUNAWAY TRIP OF CARS |
CO State Archives |
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Smith, Stewart |
Death Date: 1907JAN13 Nationality: SCOTCH Occupation: TRIP-RIDER Age at death: 20 Marital Status: S County: PIT Mine name: COALBASIN Cause of death/comments: STRUCK BY A RUNAWAY TRIP OF CARS |
CO State Archives |
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Smith, Tony & Mary |
from Yugoslavia, he worked at the Smuggler Mine, changed name from Kastelic, 5 kids, dtr Ethel |
Book 60 Page 344-345 |
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Smith, True |
had a ranch on at Cozy Point |
Book 60 Page 193 |
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Smole, Helena |
mother of Mike Garrish or Ed Gregorich, book is confusing |
Book 60 Page 254 |
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Snow, AC |
1892 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 159 |
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Snyder, Agnes |
maiden name unk, wife of Anton |
Book 60 Page 450-473 |
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Snyder, Anton |
father of John Snyder, miner, wife Agnes |
Book 60 Page 459-473 |
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Snyder, Elsie |
worked at the Hotel Jerome in Aspen |
Book 60 Page 345 |
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Snyder, Elsie Garrish |
dtr of Nicholas Garrish and Agnus Baltazar, bn 7 Jan 1905 in Aspen, photo, mar John Snyder in 1922, kids Jimmy, Lucille, Donny, and Pat |
Book 60 Page 449-458 |
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Snyder, Jimmie |
Aspen resident, may have photo on Book 60 Page 257, bn 2 Nov 1923, son of John and Elsie Snyder, killed a bear, photos, had pet elk |
Book 60 Page 259, 427, 459-473 |
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Snyder, John |
mar Elsie Garrish, bn 1899 in Aspen, his dad was miner, he was a horseshoer and blacksmith, then Pitkin Co road overseer, son of Anton and Agnes Snyder |
Book 60 Page 455-457, 459 |
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Snyder, JP |
Pitkin Co commissioner |
Book 62 Page 136 |
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SoRelle, Mr. |
Attorny, probably in Aspen |
Book 62 Page 112 |
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Sparovic, Frank |
bot Tom's Market grocery in Aspen |
Book 60 Page 113 |
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Sparovic, John |
from Austria, dtr Jessie, immig US in 1905, mar Mary in Pueblo, worked in Pueblo steel mill, miner in Smuggler and Durant |
Book 60 Page 96-97 |
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Sparovic, Louie |
worked on Had and Lou Deane's dude ranch on Maroon Creek |
Book 60 Page 444 |
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Sparovic, Mary |
wife of John Sparovic, ran boarding house in Pueblo, dtr Jessie |
Book 60 Page 97 |
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Sparovik, Sparky |
Aspen resident |
Book 60 Page 483 |
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Spence, Gail/Gale |
on Aspen baseball team |
Book 60 Page 316 |
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Sperl, Ferdinand |
Aspen resident |
Book 60 Page 178 |
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Sprat family |
bot McMurchery cabin in Aspen |
Book 60 Page 142 |
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Spratt, FD |
Part of 1887 Aspen/Glenwood Militia that went to rescue whites at Meeker uprising |
Book 62 Page 89 |
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Staats, Ella |
Received 1892 Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Staats, Henry |
one of first prospectors in Aspen, came over Independence Pass in 1879, his homestead is now a monastery, had ranch on Capitol Creek, his wife was related to Ellen Colby , Early Aspen resident, wrote Aspen recollections, lived on Capital Creek, Early prospector, came to Aspen area in 1879, according to Mr. Roots recollections, 2 Staats came to Aspen |
Book 60 Page 12-194 Book 62 Page 25, 43-59, 63, 68, 95 |
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Stallard Residence |
In Aspen, formerly JB Wheeler residence, photo |
Book 62 Page 165 |
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Stallard, Edgar |
from VA, mar Mary Ella Pattison, photo |
Book 60 Page 479-484 |
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Stallard, Mary |
Aspen resident, |
Book 60 Page 40, 214 |
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Stallard, Mary Ella Pattison |
gr-aunt to Louiva Wilcox, came to Aspen ca 1890, mar Edgar Stallard, I believe her sister was probably Prometcha Bennett |
Book 60 Page 479-484 |
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Stallards, the |
Aspen band called Roman Roamers |
Book 60 Page 265 |
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Standley, Stacy |
on Aspen city council |
Book 60 Page 448 |
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Stanton, Edgar |
Aspen resident |
Book 60 Page 166 |
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Stapleton family |
Aspen residents |
Book 60 Page 320 |
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Stapleton, Belle |
Played in early Aspen Opera The Kings Fool |
Book 62 Page 32 |
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Stapleton, Bernard |
son of William Emmett "Bill" Stapleton |
Book 60 Page 478 |
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Stapleton, Bill |
had ranch where Aspen airport is, mar Louiva Wilcox, worked for county, was Pitkin County Clerk and Recorder ca 1953, had insurance agency also, kids David, Darrell, Billee Lou, and Don |
Book 60 Page 479-484 |
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Stapleton, Elizabeth Hammerich |
taught at Owl Creek School, mar Sam Stapleton |
Book 60 Page 478 |
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Stapleton, Louiva Wilcox |
b 1913 in Colbran, CO. grandparents were Charles and Cornelia Wilcox, dtr of Glen Lee Wilcox, photo, her mother died in 1918 of the flu epidemic, she didn't get along with her stepmother and went to stay with Mrs. Stallard in 1921, 2 sisters, mar Bill Stapleton |
Book 60 Page 479-484 |
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Stapleton, Sam |
bn 9 Jan 1927 in Aspen on Owl Creek, son of William Emmett, mar Elizabeth Hammerich, |
Book 60 Page 474-478 |
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Stapleton, Spike |
Aspen resident, friend of Chuck Maddalone |
Book 60 Page 322 |
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Stapleton, Timothy |
from Tipperary County Ireland, immig to US with 2 brothers, mined in Leadville in 1879 then homesteaded in Aspen in 1881, 1st wife died in childbirth in Black Hawk, 2nd mar Ellen Kilker and had 9 kids, son William Emmett "Bill", photo |
Book 60 Page 474-478 |
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Stapleton, William Emmett "Bill" |
son of Timothy Stapleton, , mar Beda Holstrom, she died in childbirth with 2nd child, next married Sally Lewis, kids William, Bernice, Bernard, Francis, Elmer, Dora, E.Sam Pete, Hazel and Lurleen, photo |
Book 60 Page 474-478 |
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Stardup, Avril |
lineman for Holy Cross Electric |
Book 60 Page 336 |
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Steele, George C |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Steele, Joseph P |
Killed in avalanche in Conundrum Gulch near Aspen on 10 Mar 1884, a dog Bruiser survived under snow for 33 days |
Book 62 Page 84, 133 |
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Steele, Maria |
walked over Independence Pass ca 1879-1880. From KS. Mar Phillip Crosby, Dtr Maymie Crosby and Bedelia |
Book 60 Page 327, 328 |
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Steele, SA |
Killed in 1884 avalanche |
Book 62 Page 133 |
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Steele, Smith |
First prospector to Aspen in 1879 |
Book 60 Page 7 Book 62 Page 25, 64 |
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Steele, W D |
Rec'd Land/Mining Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Stein ranch |
formerly the Skiff ranch near Aspen |
Book 60 Page 404 |
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Stein, Marge (Mrs) |
Aspen resident who crashed Jeep Willys into barn |
Book 60 Page 164 |
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Sterner, Barbara Lockwood |
dtr of John Sterner, photo, had 1 1/2 sister and 2 1/2 bros, dtr Anita, born on ranch at Maroon Creek, mar Arthur Bernie Roberts in 1922, taught school at Capitol Creek |
Book 60 Page 435-442 |
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Sterner, Florence Lockwood Corbitt |
had 1 dtr and 2 sons by first marriage, then married John Sterner and had dtr Barbara Lockwood Sterner |
Book 60 Page 435-442 |
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Sterner, John |
mar Florence Lockwood Corbitt inAspen, dtr Barbara, photo |
Book 60 Page 435-442 |
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Stevens, EA |
Aspen miner |
Book 62 Page 178 |
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Stevens, JM |
1892 Aspen resident |
Book 62 Page 159 |
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Stevens, Tom |
Part of 1887 Aspen/Glenwood Militia that went to rescue whites at Meeker uprising |
Book 62 Page 89 |
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Stevens, William H |
Received Mining/Land Patent in Pitkin Co |
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Stevenson, AM |
securing |