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Searching for: +path:colake +(+date:feb +date:1999)
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1. [COLAKE-L] Cemeteries [1]
There is also a cemetery at Twin Lakes up on the side of Mt. Elbert and there is a single grave of a little girl who died on the stage coach on its way into Leadville, about 20 miles from Leadville. She is buried along the old stage coach road just before the Hayden stretch. Gail Meyer Kilgore Casa Grande, AZ Distributor of: Ostfriesen Gruengold, Black Tee Tchibo Exclusive Coffee from Hamburg, Germany e-mail gkilgore@primenet.com for more information
2. [COLAKE-L] ELDER [1]
HI: Looking for THOMAS ELDER born 1880 abt moved to LEADVILLE 1900.
3. [COLAKE-L] cemetery [1]
Hi, Is there any master list of cemeteries for the area? Robyn -- Dan and Robyn Asimus Golden, CO 80403 mailto:Asimus@bigfoot.com
4. [COLAKE-L] Leadville [1]
Hi, First, as you can read I am in AZ and I have a son and daughter who are on this list, son lives in Colorado Spgs and daughter lives in Durango and I doubt that my son will be going to Leadville until spring. If they have gotten any snow.....Leadville without snow, bet me!!!, the roads to the cemetery are not plowed unless they are going to bury someone and then they open the road for the funeral otherwise the cemetery is left in peace blanketed with white snow until spring. Gail Meyer Kilgore Casa Gr
5. [COLAKE-L] TEST-HIT DELETE [1]
Gail Meyer Kilgore Casa Grande, AZ Distributor of: Ostfriesen Gruengold, Black Tee Tchibo Exclusive Coffee from Hamburg, Germany e-mail gkilgore@primenet.com for more information
6. [COLAKE-L] Cemeteries [1]
Ok, just thought of this too....the Odd Fellows is fenced in and Evergreen is not nor is the Elks but in the trees outside of the Odd Fellows are some very old graves and a lot of the markers are buried under by pine needles or you will just find deteriorated wooden crosses. It is not the pauper's graves they are up to the front of Evergreen off to the right and over by the Elks. Gail Meyer Kilgore Casa Grande, AZ Distributor of: Ostfriesen Gruengold, Black Tee Tchibo Exclusive Coffee from Hamburg, Germ
7. [COLAKE-L] Grave [1]
A couple of summers ago, my wife and I were working with an archeologist a few miles east of Leadville. We were near the eastern edge of the mine area, in the trees off a two-track trail, and we found a small grave with a weathered wooden marker that still bore a faint inscription. Our best best guess at the letters in the inscription was TIPSY. The grave was probably that of a pet, but could have been that of a small child. There was nothing around the grave to indicate that it had been visited for ma
8. Re: [COLAKE-L] Leadville [1]
Hi, I found my g grandmother's grave and also three of her children through the library in Leadville several years ago. A woman's group had documented the old graves and had them typed out and on file there. I don't know what years it covered, but my g grandmother died in the early 1880s. Alice from WY
9. [COLAKE-L] CHAT!! [1]
Hi, Has everybody found who they are looking for in Lake Co.? We have some new members that haven't even posted....how about Mr.Rood...did you get your reply from TX. We can't help you if you don't post. Gail Meyer Kilgore Casa Grande, AZ List Hostess of: COLAKE-L@rootsweb.com DOUGLAS-L@rootsweb.com ALEXANDER-L@rootsweb.com PolandBorderSurnames-L@rootsweb.com KILGORE & DOUGLAS[S] GenConnect Board Manager Searching: KILGORE [Cecil Co., MD, York Co. PA], ALEXANDER [York & Lancaster Co's, PA], DOUGLAS
10. Fw: [COLAKE-L] cemetery [1]
I am going to say this.... Evergreen Cemetery St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery Odd Fellows Cemetery Elks Cemetery There was a burial place up on the Chicken Hill where we lived and it was over under some big pines and had a iron fence around several of the graves and in the winter time when the snow was deep, that little burial ground was dry as a bone. The snow was too deep to get the dead into Leadville let alone to the cemetery so they were buried on the hillside and I am sure the spot was cho
11. [COLAKE-L] Cemeteries [1]
Hi again, Since we were on the subject of cemeteries I thought I would share a happening in Leadville. My father-in-law was county treasurer but he was also on the sanitation board and he was also a registered surveyor. So, when they were running a new sewer line from Leadville towards Stringtown where the sewer plant was the bulldozer cut a swath in the side of the hill and all 'H" broke loose..whoever.. .was suppose to remove the graves to the new cemetery did not do it and the bulldozer cut off the en
12. [COLAKE-L] William Kelly and Molly Fitzgerald [1]
Looking for information about William Kelly and his wife Molly Fitzgerald. William was a miner who is supposed to have died of "lead poisoning" in Leadville, CO. Their daughter, Mary Theresa, was b. 1888, so my guess is that he died between then and the late 1890's. I don't know what happened to Molly, but their daughter was raised by an aunt and uncle back in Nebraska. If you know anything about these folk, or have access to Leadville cemetery information, I'd love to hear from you. Jo Newkirk-Hornecker
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