Uinta - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

lookups at library?(Evanston)

RMiller3894 — 2009-09-22 18:21:46Z

Does anyone know if the library in Evanston will do looksups? I am needing a couple of obits. I looked at the state archives site and couldn't find anything that said they do them.

Thanks for any help.
Rhonda

Presley Alexander SHELTON

sewwhatsnew4u — 2009-09-02 19:57:50Z

Looking for imformation on Presley Alexander Shelton,born in Lyman,Wyoming, B.1909; D.1974 I'm trying to get imformation about his marriage to Emily Matilda Hovland.

Phonebook lookup for Roland and Annie T. Bavouzet

RexBavousett — 2009-05-09 00:21:10Z

I am researching the Bavouzet family. While trying out a online people search, I came across a Roland and Annie T. Bavouzet in Evanston, Wyoming. It didn't give a address or phone number that I could use to contact them.
If you have an Evanston Phonebook, could you see if there is a Bavouzet listing. If so, could you send me an email with their home address and phone number.
Thank you,

bavouzet @ charter . net

Shippee

JudithZervas — 2009-03-19 23:22:45Z

Looking for death records for Elda Shippee, b. 1886, m. Frederick Shippee in Evanston 1915. They had Fred E., Jr., Ione and Quentin. Also looking for childrens' death records. Fred Sr., married two more times. His obit. doesn't mention Elda and their 3 children. Did they die in WY before he moved to UT, or is this marriage and the children in error?

Tuckett

jafraschireman — 2009-03-15 03:26:49Z

I am seeking the death date and burial place for Edward J. Tuckett who lived in Cokeville and died there about 1920. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Jafra

Louisa (Stowell) Champlin

bkmlmoore — 2008-12-27 19:08:15Z

Looking for info on Louisa (Stowell) Champlin, b. 1813 NY, m. Calvin Champlin, purported to have died 19 Sep 1878, Evanston, WY.

Poole

DickBrunson — 2008-11-17 18:08:20Z

Just remembered that a Clarence Poole probably lives in Casper.

Poole

DickBrunson — 2008-11-17 18:01:09Z

I believe my cousins William Poole and Bertie Poole died in or near Casper, WY. Bertie was born in 1891 in Garden Valley, WI. William was born about 1884. I am looking for the death dates and where an obit might be. Thank you for any help.

Re: Poole

DonShepard51 — 2008-11-17 02:31:49Z

I have a book of interments at Evanston up to 1980 and no POOLEs listed in it bor in surrounding cities.
You may try the locale newspaper Sorry and good luck

Poole

DickBrunson — 2008-11-16 17:03:56Z

Looking for an obit for William Poole or Bertie Poole. I was told they died in Evanston. Do not know the year. Bertie was born 1891 and William was born about 1884. Thank you for any information.

Re: Obits in Lone Tree, Wyoming - where to find?

DonShepard51 — 2008-11-05 03:52:16Z

You are in luck. I do not have a n obit on your Emily but I do have some information. Your Emily Herbert was married and her married name was WORKMAN. She is buried in a small cemetery at Lone tree WY. She is the cousin of my great grandmother, Rebbecca WORKMAN. They are buried side by side.
email me at dshep8505@msn.com and I will give you more information. I believe I have a picture also. Don Shepard

Re: SAM SMITH

cfpatfaber — 2008-11-01 12:38:33Z

My current e-mail address is c.faber@insightbb.com.

Re: SAM SMITH

cfpatfaber — 2008-11-01 12:31:05Z

Sam Smith, my great-granduncle, was born in Putnam County, IN in 1840, the eldest son of Polly Ann Martin and Thomas W. Smith. He moved with his parents to Coles County, IL in 1849, and then to Urbana Township, Monroe County,, IA in 1853. Polly Ann died on June 12, 1859. After his mother's death, Sam went out west. He collected rock specimens in Wyoming. I have some of them in my curio cabinet. Mother said he sent others to Yale University. She said he was murdered at Carter's Station, WY around 1880 by Frank James (not the brother of the notorious Jesse, but a cousin.)

In his book YEARS OF PROMISE Carl Lockmon wrote: "With the rush to California and the Mormon immigration to Utah and the opening of the Oregon Trail, Uncle Sam decided to come out on the plains. At Fort Laramie he acted as scout, guide and hunter. The Indians called him the "Antelope stalker." He also collected fossils for Yale University and the Smithsonian Institute. He went with Jim Bridger into southwestern Wyoming to establish a trading post and stage station on the Overland Trail. After working at the station for some time, he established a ranch on a fork of Big Muddy Creek. Some maps show this fork as Smith's Fork. Some of Bridger's folks put in a store on Burnt Fork. It was while looking after this store while the proprietor and his wife were East on a visit that Uncle Sam was waylaid. His brother, William Smith, went out there when they got the news but was unable to learn much or recover much in the way of property."

In addition to William mentioned above Sam had several other siblings, including Sarah Frances "Frankie" Smith, who was my great-grandmother and the grandmother of Carl Lockmon.

I have no information about his being in Texas or New Mexico, although it is certainly possible.

Charles Faber

Re: SAM SMITH

ccaldwelltexas — 2008-10-31 21:36:44Z

I believe it was 8 August 1883 when Sam Smith was killed at Carter Station. That is presuming we are talking about the same Sam Smith who fought at the 2nd Battle of Adobe Walls in Texas and was in Lincoln County New Mexico in 1878 at the Five Day Siege at the home of Alexander McSwee n with Billy the Kid. Contact me and I will gladly share what I have on him.

Obits in Lone Tree, Wyoming - where to find?

shaslam100 — 2008-10-28 23:23:34Z

I am trying to find an obit that is possibly in the Lone Pine, Uinta County, Wyoming area in Dec 1895. I am not 100% sure of the person's last name...as she might have married...her maiden name would be Emily Herbert. She was born in 1846 in Wales. Can anyone tell me where I might find an obituary for this person? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Kendrick Howard

WinterBrook2007 — 2008-10-25 11:50:44Z

Searching for information regarding the fate of Kendrick R. Howard from Windsor, Vermont. Served in the 4th Vermont Infantry during the Civil War and survived Andersonville. Disappeared in the 1870's leaving a daughter, Adelia. Last know address Evanston, Wyoming Territory.

Charles S. Baker (c1837-1924) Photographer

ephriam3 — 2008-09-07 15:31:32Z

Looking for information about photographer Charles Baker who worked in Evanston, Wyo., from the 1880s until his death. Ephriam Dickson, Curator, Fort Douglas Museum.

Henry Jackson 'Jack' Hagey

gysgt_tequila — 2008-08-24 22:54:02Z

I'm trying to locate the death information for a Henry Jackson 'Jack' Hagey who was living in or near the Diamondville are of the then Uinta County. He died sometime between May of 1904 and the time his wife remarried in July of 1907. Were there any newspapers for that time period? Any suggestions as to where to search would be greatly appreciated.

Re: John FORBES

sallygm — 2008-02-22 18:46:15Z

In the 1880 census, a John FORBES, 24, b. in Ireland, single, is found at Fort Sanders, Albany Co., Wyoming, as a boarder in the home of a couple whose surname I can't decipher. He is not a musician, but a teamster for the government, i.e., drives a horse-drawn wagon or allied work, but most-likely just a federal employee, not in the Army itself as he would have been listed by rank if so. Being Irish, he possibly could have played some sort of musical instrument as a pastime, as those in like situations did.

Fort Sanders was an Army post established to protect the workers building the first transcontinental railroad, the Union Pacific. The fort site was about three miles south of present-day Laramie, in eastern Wyoming. As the railroad was completed in 1869, the fort was closed/sold-off/abandoned in 1882 when it was no longer needed to protect the trains from Native American forays. Contact the Albany County Library in Laramie, which has a decent genealogical collection and is the home of the local genealogical society last I knew -- it may be able to help.

Therefore, if this is the right John Forbes (and I think it probably is), he obviously headed west from the fort as it was closing down or before, stopping for a time in Uinta County for farm work. Where he was in 1870 I can't determine (not in Uinta(h) County), but someone with an Ancestry subscription may be able to find him, as he would only be about 14 years old and possibly with parents/relatives somewhere east of eastern Wyoming, not west, or maybe not even in the US yet. (There are around 15 John Forbeses in the Castle Garden, New York, database which could include him, for instance.) The nearly complete destruction of the 1890 census doesn't help in tracing him farther. He would have been ca. 44 in 1900.

Sally

P.S. Gingell is a name in Uinta history as well -- I have some distant connection to it.

Re: Hamm's Fork

sallygm — 2008-02-05 01:32:15Z

This site probably is not in Uinta County today. The Ham River (sometimes this is spelled Hamm or Hamms) mostly is in today's Lincoln County to the north (formerly a part of the original Uinta County). It comes from the Bridger-Teton National Forest, through Kemmerer in Lincoln County (there is a Hams Fork Reservoir near there) and continues into Sweetwater County with the Muddy /Little Muddy/Blacks streams in Uinta converging, and then joining the Ham near Granger to eventually flow into the Green River. If you have a Rand-McNally road atlas all this is shown.

Given that you are looking for it for a 3rd great-grandfather, the time was probably in the mid-1800s and certainly before 1900? The UPRR trackage did not come through this area until 1868 or so (that was what promulgated towns), though wagon trails did, and this was an area of little or no "white" population, so Fort Bridger might have been the only non-Native American inhabited spot. The Hamms Fork reference, I'd guess, would have been where the Ham and the combined two Muddys/Blacks streams met -- back then in the middle of nowhere near present-day Granger. It could well have been on the Mormon Trail, which passed south of today's Evanston, Uinta County.

Check out http://geonames.usgs.gov/domestic/index.html for this and similar geographical information.

Hope this helps, Sally

Re: Morrow Family Almy, Wyoming

sallygm — 2007-05-27 20:24:26Z

There is/was someone on this list who also is/was researching the Morrrow family -- suggest you go into the archives, if possible.

My connection is peripheral -- Alice Murtha (the daughter of my great-grandfather's half brother) married Fred Coles in June 1904 and died in a drowning accident a month later in July. Coles in 1911 married Elizabeth Morrow, who was born in Scotland.

The Morrow family came to Almy/Evanston in 1887. The father, probably a coal miner as many Scots who came to the area that early were, doesn't appear in the 1900 census in a family headed by Elizabeth (Dollar) Morrow, the mother of the above Elizabeth. The mother, however, is indicated as married, not widowed, so he may have been working elsewhere, though there was a large mine disaster in Almy in 1895. His name may have been Mathew/Matthew.

Some Morrows later are found in Lincoln County to the north, which was split from Uinta County in 1913.

Hope this is helpful, Sally

Re: 1885 census

Rtonche9316 — 2008-07-27 17:19:05Z

I have a new email address. Would like to post the correct one.
tonche@bresnan.net

Re: Almy Mine Explosion 1881

Rtonche9316 — 2008-07-27 17:17:22Z

I have a new email address. Would like to post the correct one.
tonche@bresnan.net

Re: Mining accidents

Rtonche9316 — 2008-07-27 17:15:21Z

I have a new email address. Would like to post new one.
tonche@bresnan.net

Re: Hamm's Fork

foots49 — 2008-02-07 20:20:16Z

One reason I might not find them on the Pioneer manifests is they could have left England and went to Australia or New Zealand for some reason and from there across the Pacific and into California, then up into to Utah/Wyoming. I just have to figure out away to prove that.

The line that the Eyre's feed into did convert and moved from England. I also have a line that feed into me from my Mothers mother that did the same thing, Bentleys. They came over in two sets. The first set sometime in the 1860s/70s and the last in 1879. Two brothers were working on the Salt Lake Temple when the last set arrived.

Most of the other lines that feed into me came over from England in the 1620s/30s and help form the early history of the church. Martin Harris is my 3rd Great-Grand Uncle as ancestral quest put it. My dad’s mother was a Harris/Warner. The Eyre's line feed into my dads dads line. My mother’s mother was a Bentley/West. The West’s came over in the 1600 and started off in Pennsylvania and moved to South Carolina and then to Tennessee. When the Mormons went thru Tennessee they joined the church and were living in Nauvoo when Joseph Smith was killed and voted for Brigham Young. Several of the West’s served as some, if not the first, missionary to Hawaii and settled/founded several towns in southern Utah and northern Arizona at the direction of the church. My 6th Great-Grand Uncle is Benjamin West – he was the personal painter to King George III, King of England during the revaluation.

My mother's father's parents came over in 1894 from northern Italy - the name is Baudino.

Let me know if you need more information on Joseph BANKS and his line. I have information going back to England in the 1650s

Hamm's Fork

foots49 — 2008-02-03 21:39:13Z

My 3rd Great Grandfathers, James Eyre, place of death and burial is listed as Hamm's Fork, Ft. Bridger, Uinta, Wyoming. I have searched for this place and cannot find Hamm's Fork, but I do find Ft. Bridger, Uinta, Wyoming. Does anyone know anything about Hamm's Fork?

Re: Hamm's Fork

foots49 — 2008-02-05 20:01:21Z

Thanks for the information. I was looking in my database and did not see either Lynda or James. So if they are some of my relatives, and I am almost sure they are, they would be cousins in a line from one of the brothers to the line that works down to me.

From the James that was b: 29 Jul 1795 in Quarrington, Lincolnshire, England my line goes from him to his daughter, Charlotte b: 27 Jul 1829 Dowsby, Lincolnshire, England. Charlotte married my 2nd Great-Grandfather, Joseph Banks b: 3 Jul 1821 Dowsby, Lincolnshire, M: 26 Aug 1846 Dowsby, Lincolnshire. Their daughter Charlotte Elizabeth b: 28 Sep 1859 Parowan, Iron, Utah married my Great-Grandfather Charles Louis Craw b: 24 Jul 1864 San Bernardino, San Bernardino, California, M: 17 Oct 1890 Pioche, Lincoln, Nevada.

The thing about Charlotte Eyre and her husband Joseph banks is nether one of them show up on any of the Mormon Pioneer Company's that made the trip between 1847 and 1868. Her dad and two brother do so up. The company is not identified, but it made the trip in 1865. The two brothers were Benjamin (24) and Edwin (20).

Dan

Re: Hamm's Fork

foots49 — 2008-02-05 19:27:55Z

Sally,

Thanks for this information it help me a lot. I looked up Hams Fork Reservoir at Google Earth as well as at google and found it.

You are correct about the time frame. James Eyer was b: 29 Jul 1795 Quarrington, Lincolnshire, England and died and buried in "Hamm's Fork" 17 Sep 1865. It looks like he was part of a large group of people that converted to the LDS chruch, his babtismal dated is 16 Mar 1847. He show up on an list of an unidentified Mormon Pioneer Company that made the trip in 1865 with two of his sons, Benjamin (24) and Edwin (20). http://www.lds.org/churchhistory/library/pioneercompanysearc...

thanks again

Dan

John Forbes

AGingell167 — 2008-02-21 02:28:50Z

I am looking for any information on a John Forbes. I just recently learned that he is the natural father of my great grandpa. He was a traveling musician from Ireland and was in Wyoming around 1881 where he worked on a farm owned by the Eardley Family. The child, John Oscar was born on March 2 1882 to Mary Francis Eardley. Any information would be helpful and greatly appreciiated.

Barker from North Cumberland, Unita County died in a fire 1910-1915, Need Obit Look-up

pouncergizmo — 2007-06-11 18:41:10Z

I am trying to find a man with the last name Barker. He was married to Elizabeth Izette Armstrong sometime around 1907, in North Cumberland. She came from Scotland in 1902. The family story is that he was Indian and died in a fire. They had 3 kids, Elizabeth 1907, George 1910, and Andrew, 1911.In the 1910 census she was living with her parents but still listed as married. In the 1920 census she has remarried to Thomas Bates, and he adopted her kids from the previous marriage.

So if anybody has access to Obit's from the Cumberland area to do a look-up for a Barker, 1910-1915, he was probably in his 20's, and he was born in Iowa. I believe he came there for the Coal mining.

Thanks.

Re: Cemetery Lookup Please/ Otto H. Foster

bootsandme — 2007-09-14 01:59:08Z

I have checked in a book of cemetery records for Uinta County and some surrounding areas, but the only Foster buried here is Charles H Foster born 1882 died 1960. The Uinta County Herald was a weekly newspaper then and I have looked thru the microfilm for the month of October but cound not find an obituary for any Foster. He may have died here and was buried somewhere else. The death records for Evanston are kept in Cheyenne Wy. You may try the public records there. If you come up with any more information I can check it out for you. Sorry I couldnt be of more help. Charlene

Re: Almy family Morrow and lots of surnames

BRStettler — 2008-01-04 12:46:22Z

Hi Sharon Weeks - Maupin

I am the granddaughter of Agnes Morrow sister to John Morrow that married Florence Buck. I have much to share on the family of Matthew Morrow and could use information on John and Florences children. I am so pleased to have found you.

I picked up your post on the Wyoming List. You can contact me directly at write.me@att.net.

Barbara Stettler
Washington State

Re: Burton descendants

sylviawhite60 — 2007-08-26 18:13:08Z

Hello Kevin,
How exciting to find a descendant of Henry Burton & his daughter Mary Ann Burton.
Henry Burton is my 2nd great grand uncle.
He was the brother of Elizabeth Smith Burton my 2nd great grandmother.
(I have a photograph of Elizabeth taken on her 100th birthday 1942.)
Mary Ann Burton is my 1st cousin 3 times removed.
I did come across the Haddenham name attached to Mary Ann but could never find a marriage for her only to a Samuel Small in 1896?
Great uncle Henry Burton was killed in a mining accident Red Canyon Coal Mine Almy 20th March 1895, the most disastrous at that time.
You were wondering I thinks what I wanted by various postings postings?
As I continue to research my family tree anything I can gather from other descendants?
A few years ago I came into contact with another descendant Utah area but after exchanging information she didn't respond so my guess is something in her life must have changed dramatically, hopefully not losing her life?
My home for the past 35 years has been B.C. Canada but I was raised in Devon England.
Look forward to hearing from you & please feel free to contact me by personel email.
sjwhite@shaw.ca
Sylvia

Re: Burton descendants

sylviawhite60 — 2007-08-25 23:36:23Z

Hello Don,
Thanks for contacting me.
Henry Burton died in a mining accident 1895 Almay Unita County Wyoming.(Red Canyon Coal mines)
His daughter Mary Ann Burton married Samuel Small about 1896.
Mary Ann was approx 48 years old at that time so not sure if there was any children?
There appears to be other children of Henry Burton & his wife Sarah Ann Saunderson.
Would love to locate descendants.
Sylvia

Burton descendants

sylviawhite60 — 2007-08-24 23:53:42Z

I am interested in the descendants of Henry Burton who left Yorkshire & Derbyshire England in the 1800's.
Sylvia

Cemetery Lookup Please/ Otto H. Foster

marystuart70 — 2007-09-01 15:33:50Z

Am trying to find the burial location of Otto H. Foster, born ??March 1890, died Oct. 1955 in Evanston, WYO., would like to have a copy/transcript of his obit if possible.

Am also trying to find the death date and location of his wife, Stella M., born abt. 1898-1899, dod unknown.

Any help greatly appreciated.

Thank You,
Mary

Re: Cemetery Lookup Please/ Otto H. Foster

marystuart70 — 2007-09-14 04:18:03Z

Thank you Charlene, I surely do appreciate all that you've done.

Mary

Dahlquist

jennc2 — 2007-11-11 20:25:58Z

Looking for more information on Andrew Dahlquist (b1860 Sweden d 1937 Ft Bridger, Wyo). I have his wife's information (Mary Erickson (1874-1967) however, I am stuck on my genealogy with Andrew. Maybe an obit has more information? I do not have exact date of death, only year from headstone.

Thank you!

Re: Dahlquist

jennc2 — 2007-11-14 15:26:06Z

Thanks Don. I will look into your information and see what I can find. I currently have another project that I need to get finished before I can get back into ancestry info. Hopefully by this weekend!

Timothy Kinney

Bvl54 — 2008-07-13 14:47:08Z

Born in Ireland 1847. Listed in Rock Springs first as 33 years of age. Immigrated in 1863.
In 1910 listed as 63, with a Joe Kinney 27. in Cokeville.
Had a daughter Mary, in 1900 listed in Salt Lake City as 17. She married James Alfred Dougherty and apparently went to Portland, Oregon.
Found a Dorothy Kinney Whitley b. 1881 in Wy who died in 1954 in Ca. List mother as a Crookston. Could this be a sister to Joe, and Mary?
Tim was a sheep man and apparently was well-known but I cannot find anything about him. I see in the land records he was a purchaser of 65oo acres with a few others.
Any information would be very helpful. Please e-mail.

Re: Almy family Morrow and lots of surnames

sharonJ1948 — 2008-01-03 18:10:22Z

I am very interested in hearing more about this. I also have ancestry branches that came from Almy and they were the Morrows, Dollar, Buck and Birds they migrated to Evanston, Wy. All the names you have mentioned are in my tree at some point.

Sharon Weeks-Maupin

Looking for any decendents of the Lannon family

berroth — 2007-06-27 18:05:35Z

Originally from NY the family moved through WY around the 1880s. The children grown by now married and started their own families. The original family members were: George, Ted, William, Abigael, John, Frank and Charles. Their parents were: John and Rebecca. I've found some info. on Frank and Charles, but not the others, so if you have any Lannons in your genealogy that settled in WY around that time please let me know.

Re: Burton descendants

DonShepard51 — 2007-08-25 12:21:51Z

Hello,
I gather the BURTON's ended up in UINTA county somewhere. Do you have anymore information to go on? I have copies of cemetery burials from a book but there are other folks on this board that help out with other research. Don

Re: Dahlquist

DonShepard51 — 2007-11-13 04:42:45Z

I did find census information for years 1900 and 1919. They are in the book about Brigder Valley that can be purchased in the valley about anywhere. Let me know if you would like the information. Don

Re: Dahlquist

DonShepard51 — 2007-11-12 05:01:57Z

Hello Jen,
Andrew' was a veteran due to there being a "American Legion" plaque at his gravesite. From his age he may have been in WWI but would have been quite old for a soldier at 50 something. I would guess he served in the Spanish American war and see if there are files for him, any veteran records. Also check the census, should say where his parents came from or if he came from Sweden by himself. DAHLQUIST are very popular out in Bridger Vally. I believe I have a 1st cousin married in the family.
Good Luck, Don

Re: Hamm's Fork

DonShepard51 — 2008-02-05 06:08:46Z

There is a James E Eyre buried in the Lyman Cemetery.His wife was Lydia Ann R. (ROBERTS) Eyre.
If I rrecall the history of Uinta County, James Eyre was a longtime serving as Sheriff of the county. Are these your relatives also?
Several folks were buried in unmarked cemeteries all around the County. I have relatives in two such cemeteries. A local person may be the only contact that may know the exact location your grandfathers final resting place.
Good Luck !!

Re: Hamm's Fork

DonShepard51 — 2008-02-06 21:04:27Z

Dan,
Do not be upset if you cannot find the listing of relatives on the Pioneer manifests. My gggrandmother was not listed either but made the trip. I understand that alot of young children were not listed by the wagon master or Captain as the Mormons refered to them. My gggrandfather was on four of these trains as a scout and mail carrier. He made the trip across the plains 53 recorded times.
From your description of the lineage, it sounds like your family was converted to Mormonism in England then made the trip to America and on too SLC. From there perhaps they went to WY, to homestead as alot of them did.
The ERYE name is very popular in Bridger Valley. I have several listings of ERYE's both in Lyman , which was were the MOrmon's were sent to settle out of SLC and in the Ft Bridger cemetery. The Lyman cemetery wasd mostly a Mormon cemetery where as Ft Bridger was more any denomination.
As i Mentioned before, there are alot of family cemeteries located all around the county also. There is also a small cemetery at burnt fork which is south of Ft Bridger by were the Mormons built Fort Supply.
I looked on a hunch for any HAMM's in the area to see if the river fork was named for them and there are none listed in any of the locale cemeteries in the county. So perhaps your James Erye was buried in a family cemetery somewhere out in the area of the Hamm's fork.
I will inquire to a associate of mine who knows the locations of most of the cemeteries within Uinta County at least around the Ft Bridger, Mountain View, Lyman areas.
If you would like information on the other ERYE famly's let me know.
One side note is youe Joseph BANKS may be the brother/ cousin to one of my BANKS relatives. I will have to research it and find out.
Hope this helps, Don

"Evanston News" newspaper -- Historical Newspaper

rogf_1 — 2007-06-05 00:59:14Z

I have several diaries by my step greatgrandfather (Henry Weitzel) from when he was stationed at Fort Bridger. The diary for 1889 has entries refering to the "Evanston News". He mentioned writing articles for the newspaper.

I am curious as to the existence of the newspaper and if there are archives. Also, he refers to the "Register", another newspaper that he wrote articles that were published in it. Was there a newspaper in the area that was refered to as the "Register"?

I would appreciate any information about these newspapers and possably the existence of historical archives of them.

Thank you, Roger Fife

Re: Burton descendants

fenrusulf — 2007-08-26 05:36:27Z

What kind of information are you looking for? I am a descendent of Mary Ann Burton whose father was Henry. Henry died in a mine explosion in either Uinta or Lincoln Counties.

Kevin Haddenham
Silverlake, Washington

BTW, I have seen you post on numerous lists, where do you call home?

Prevedel and Inama's in Uinta, WY

jburroughs162 — 2008-05-29 18:30:12Z

Looking for connections to these surnames in Uinta Wy around 1899. Found a record of Alessandro (alex) inama marrying Mary Paternoster in Evanston, Uinta Wy.

Any information would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Jaime