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18221. Provo, Utah County, Utah
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She was born in Asherville, Kansas to George Allen Darrow and Anna (Lauthrop) Darrow. Her father was a day laborer and a landlord. Her mother, an immigrant from Denmark, was a homemaker who raised several children. She attended elementary school and high school in Beloit, Kansas, finishing in 1915.
She married Clement Maluy in Salina, Kansas on May 1, 1916. In hopes of raising better crops, they followed her in-laws to Western Colorado on June...
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According to Marjorie (Morrow) Thomas, who grew up in New Liberty, it was a women’s club organized shortly after the settlement of the New Liberty area in the early Twentieth century [1918]. The club held dances and other events in the New Liberty school. The name for the club was suggested by Mrs. Sumnicht, one of the “old timers” in the area. It helped out families in need and sponsored events. They also made quilts and did some work for the...
18224. Tom Lopez
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18225. Cecil G. Brown
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Son of George and Ida B Brown
18226. Thomas Knill
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18227. Margaret Gibson
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18228. Joe Martinez
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18229. John James
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18230. Ralph Miller
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18231. Mary Massaro
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18232. Percy Brillhart
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Met wife, Sarah Savage, in Lafayette.
18233. Joe Berawick (Beranek)
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18234. Fred Milliken
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Born in 1912 in Yurksville, Ohio. Wife Laverne. Two children, Wanda Lou and Joy Ellen. Came to Lafayette in 1922.
18235. Cammie Balleck
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18236. Janel Moore
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18238. Forrest L. "Frosty" Tilton
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Frosty Tilton was born in Des Moines, Iowa to E.L. Tilton, a farmer, and to Sarah L. (Gerard) Tilton, a homemaker. Because of a bad heart, he was unable to do farm work. His brother Archie Tilton, who had homesteaded in Eastern Colorado, contacted him regarding a position at a bank in Holyoke. So Frosty moved to Holyoke, Colorado in 1917 when he was 16 years old and began working in the bank as a janitor. On top of that, he did any other job that...
18239. Marion George Bowman
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He was born to George Wallace Bowman and Nancy “Nannie” (Cutter) Bowman in Palisade, Colorado. His dad was a fruit farmer, the inventor of the Fruit Gathering Bag (Bowman picking sack), founder of the Palisades National Bank, and founder of the United Fruit Growers Association. His mother was a homemaker. US Census records show the family living in west Palisade.
Marion married Helen Maher in Grand Junction on November 16, 1937. Like his parents,...
18240. Archie "Arch" Tilton
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He was born in Des Moines, Iowa to E.L. Tilton, a farmer, and to Sarah L. (Gerard) Tilton, a homemaker. He homesteaded near Holyoke, Colorado and then came to Palisade, Colorado sometime between 1917 and 1924. With George Bowman, he participated in the establishment of the Palisades National Bank and hired his brother, Forrest Tilton, as a cashier. He also had fruit orchards, ran a fruit association, and worked as a depot agent/station master for...