Feb 17, 1918, Laurila, Matilda age 44, Blk 1 Sec 20 of the AOUW section of Evergreen Cemetery and there is a marker. Oct 19, 1946, Laurila, Oscar age 75, Blk 1, Sec 20 of the AOUW section of Evergreen Cemetery and there is a marker. Mar 29, 1915, Laurila, Infant 1 day, Free Section of Evergreen Cemetery and there is no marker. 29 Jan 1977, Caine, Viva Laurila age 82, Blk 1, Section 19 of the Odd Fellows Section of Evergreen Cemetery and there is a marker. Burial was 1 Feb 1977 Sept 21, 1945, Caine, Andrew age 54, Blk 1 Sec 19 of the Odd Fellows Section of Evergreen Cemetery and there is a marker.

This Laurila family are the great great grandparents of my children. They are buried in Evergreen Cemetery. Oscar had one daughter in his first marriage, Viva Laurila Caine who was my children's great grandmother. Laila lived in the San Francisco area. Gail

Would someone have death/obituary/cemetery records for Tilda Laurila, died 8 Feb 1918, I believe. Her husband was Oscar Laurila. I believe they lived in Leadville. The only child that I know of for sure was Laila, born in 1905. Any other suggestions for researching these people would be most appreciated. Thanks so much. Carole Johnson

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/WY.2ADI/114.181 Message Board Post: I belong to the Foothills Genealogical Society of Colorado. I have had great success finding information on my Cornish families from them. Their quarterly is full of information and I constantly see references to my ancestors in each issue! Give them a try! They are at: Foothills Gen. Soc. of Colorado, P.O. Box 150382, Lakewood, CO 80215-0382

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/WY.2ADI/114.180 Message Board Post: If you could give more details on James Olds, I will check the Cornish Connection

Hi, I have been thinking for many days now as how to address the mail lists that I host. To tell you that I know everyone is hurting and suffering now is probably minimal. But, we as American's have to move forward just as our country is moving forward. The day of mourning has passed and tomorrow our country will try and resume it's daily tasks of business. I have unsubbed from some of my mail lists as what I want to hear I can hear on the TV or read in the newspapers and keep myself informed in that direction. My computer is my way of relieving my stress and getting some enjoyment out of my life. I want to come to my mail lists and read something different that what I am watching or reading from the news media. Believe me, I am not insensitive as to what is going on around us all but as other mail lists hosts had stated, it is a time for move on and get back to genealogy or our discussion groups and stick with the topic of the mail lists. I now ask that from this post forward we stick to the topic of the mail list. Fly your flags, pray and remember! God Bless you all and GOD BLESS AMERICA Gail Meÿer Kilgore List Hostess

I tried the link, but it didn't work. Was tthe URL correct?

try to find the Leadville, Lake County Message Boards. I belive it is through rootsweb and Leadville is in Lake Coutny. The board is awsome and very active. And good luck ----- Original Message ----- From: Glenda and Sandy <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, September 09, 2001 10:36 PM Subject: [COLAKE] SHIMMIN IN LEADVILLE > Hello to all listers. > I am interested in tracing any descendants of some SHIMMIN's from the Isle of Man who emigrated to USA in the 1880's. > William, my g.g.grandfather went initially (we think) to Ishpeming but his two sons are known to later to have been in Leadville CO. They were all lead miners from the IOM. > We are not entirely sure which 2 sons went to the states, but the possibilities are: > James dob 4 Jul 1869 > Robert Samuel dob 12 Mar 1865 > John Thomas dob 6 Dec 1863 > William Henry dob 5 Jan 1862. > > The mother of these boys was Elizabeth Shimmin nee Caine who died in 1887 - after her death her husband, William Shimmin and 2 of his sons went to the States. William returned to live on the island and was back by the 1891 of Apr. The two sons stayed and their sister Ann Cubbon is known to have been writing to them in Leadville. > If any of the above ties in with any Shimmin's of CO please contact. > Cheers from Western Australia > Glenda nee Shimmin > >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Fletcher Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/WY.2ADI/413 Message Board Post: Just found through the 1920 census that my grandfather Cyril Horace Fletcher was born in Ohio in 1884. If anybody has any information e-mail me. Thanks.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Clark Haley Bonham Cox Hornbeck Dunn Fuller Swan Spain Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/WY.2ADI/320.1 Message Board Post: I have this person in my family and will add the following info on his parents: John Stout was the son of Nathaniel Stout & Sarah Rollins; Nora Ethel Clark Stout b. July 18, ????; John & Nora were married on the family farm in Kingsdown, Kansas on Dec. 1909; Nora's parents were Carvel Henderson Clark b. 8/2/1865 Illinois and Anna Jane Bonham Clark b.9/6/1869 Illinois. Happy to share additional information, please email me as I do not check this board often.

Gail, I am researching my husband's ancestors in Leadville from about 1880 on. Charles Chapman, a miner possibly married to Bernice John Cullen, at first a miner and then connected with the newspaper Joanna Cullen who married Timothy Carroll. Joanna with her sister Jane ran a boarding nouse. Other surnames were Cu,,inisky and Coyle. Any information is much appreciated. Jean

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/WY.2ADI/41.1 Message Board Post: I have the following info on Mabel June Jones Tritz: Born: 22 Sep 1917 Murrag, Utah Died: 9 Oct 1962 Leadville, CO Buried: 14 Oct 1962 Leadville, CO

Thanks and good luck with your Timothys Jean

Thanks for writing. I have found so many Timothy Harringtons in my brief time searching. It can be almost amusing to look for these Irish who all have the same names. The best of luck to you in your search! It's been a pleasure for me! If I run into your family I'll let you know. Dianna

I have been doing so many lookups for my mail lists I forgot who was searching what.. I think I did a lookup on a Gorman surname and I just read that Timothy Gorman was a pallbearer for Bridget Dooley Irwin who died on 19 March 1912. Gail Meÿer Kilgore Casa Grande, AZ

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/WY.2ADI/150.154.1 Message Board Post: I would like any information which you have on Ida Estelle Frink and her family, including any additional information you might have on the Fullers. For example, when and where did Harry Grafton Fuller die? When and where did Ida marry Moore? I can send you much more information on Henry Fuller if you like. He was appointed to the Naval Academy from St. Johnsbury VT and graduated in 1906. He commanded the USS King in WWII. After retiring as a Lt. Commander, he died 6 MAr 1936 at Naval Hospital in Philiadelphia of a heart condition. What additional information would you like to have?

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/WY.2ADI/150.154 Message Board Post: While looking for something else, I came upon your May 18, 2000, message regarding Henry Grafton Fuller. I have a letter written by his Mother, Ida Estelle Frink Fuller Moore, on April 17, 1929, to Wilbur Frink (whose records I have). Ida was living in Concord, NH, at that time. She provided quite a lot of information about her family line and told of the birth and birth date of her son, Henry, as well as of the death of her husband, Henry, and of the death of her second husband, Ellis Moore.. She said she had also written to Dr. Samuel Fuller with her family's information for a book he was doing on the Fullers. Ida is included in the book I am trying to complete, a second edition of THE FRINK FAMILY IN AMERICA, which I published in 1971. I do not have anything more about her son's descendants. I do note that he was a Lt. Commander in the US Army, WWI. If you would like to add additional information, I will be glad to have it.

Pat just joined us and is searching the following surnames. McCain, Miller, and Schrader Gail

----- Original Message ----- From: "Ed Fitzgerald" <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, August 24, 2001 10:55 AM Subject: Michael Gilmore Searching for information on Michael Gilmore, Miner, Late 1880's in Leadville. Married a Johanna McGrath - mail bride. Ed Fitzgerald [email protected]

Linda. You are most welcome. Incidentally, I can save you a trip, if necessary. My daughter lives in Palmyra, and I can arrange to get a picture of the marker, if you so desire. Just let me know. Ed Kelly