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1. Re: [UT-GHOSTTOWNS] Thompson Junction & Black Wells? [1]
There is a Thompson Springs east of Green River, might this be the Thompson you're looking for? On Wed, 27 Dec 2000 12:51:28 -0700 "Shearer-Cooper, Chris" writes: > A family member has memories (this would be a while back) of taking > part in > a cattle drive where the end of the drive was the train at Thompson > Junction, Utah. He then wandered a bit north to Black Wells. > > I can't find either of these places. Any ideas where they are? > > Thanks! > Chris > > > ==== UT-GHOSTT
2. [UT-GHOSTTOWNS] FROM LIST MOM - 4th Quarterly Report [1]
Dear List Members: The year 2000 is almost over and it is time again for your Quarterly Report as to the membership of the Utah Ghost Towns Mailing List. The UT-GHOSTTOWNS list is a newer list so this is the first Quarterly Report you will have received. The UT-GHOSTTOWNS Mailing List has 18 members, 12 of these are subscribed to the Regular List and 6 to the Digest List. If you would like to visit the archived messages you may go to http://searches2.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl and type in UT-GH
3. [UT-GHOSTTOWNS] From List Mom Regarding The Annual "Influx" of "Newbies" [1]
Dear List Members, It is that time of year again when we suddenly will have an influx of new online genealogy enthusiasts with their holiday gift computers that are usually newer and faster than what many of the rest of us have. For a great many of them, it will be their first time online. Some of them will make mistakes and some may (will) unintentionally do things and write things that may be irritating to us and against what we have set up as our list rules. Please take this into consideration in a
4. Re: [UT-GHOSTTOWNS] Thompson Junction & Black Wells? [1]
It appears there is a ghost town by the name of Thompson's Settlement in Weber County. From my map, I can't tell exactly where it was, but it is south and east of Ogden -- probably very near South Ogden. There were trains in that area. If you don't get a reply from this list, you might want to send a query to the Weber County list. Good luck! Annette Nelson ----- Original Message ----- From: "Shearer-Cooper, Chris" To: Sent: Wednesday, December 27, 20
5. [UT-GHOSTTOWNS] Re: UT-GHOSTTOWNS-D Digest V00 #2 [1]
Chris, As maralta@juno.com mentioned, your Thompson Junction may be (and probably is) the Thompsons in Grand Co. It was a railroad end-of-the-line- construction camp, and is still an active Amtrak stop, although the "town" is nearly dead. It was on the main Denver & Rio Grande rail line, and a small spur called the Ballard & Thompson Railroad ran to the coal mining camp of Sego, about 5 miles to the north. This was in the 1910-about 1950 time frame. So for about 50 years Thompsons was a busy rai
6. [UT-GHOSTTOWNS] Thompson Junction & Black Wells? [1]
A family member has memories (this would be a while back) of taking part in a cattle drive where the end of the drive was the train at Thompson Junction, Utah. He then wandered a bit north to Black Wells. I can't find either of these places. Any ideas where they are? Thanks! Chris
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