SEARCHING FOR MALINDA EAST BORN IN HANCOCK CO IL IN 1848, MARRIED DANIEL WATSON, TWO SONS, JAMES AND CHARLES. MARRIED SECOND A MAN LAST NAME OF EVERIST OR EVEREST AND LIVED IN PUEBLO CO. COLORADO, RAISED SECOND FAMILY AND DIED IN PUEBLO CO, PROBABLY EARLY 1900'S

Seek wife and daughter of Jesse GROVES, brother of John Lawrence GROVES. Jesse was born 1872 in MO? and died 1928-35 in Pueblo. He and wife divorced and were not married long. Jesse and John worked for the railroad. He and John were a "star" pitcher & catcher duo that played for the railroad baseball team. Cathy Lampshire Anaheim, CA

Hello Lorie, I have read your message before,but I didn't find out until lastnight that Martina Gauna is also my ggandmother. I am Also trying to find out some info on her. I will let you know if I find anything.

George & Nettie were married in Pueblo on Oct. 24, 1878. Can any one do a look up on this? George may be buried there also. He died in 1919/20. There was a Myers Ranch on Turkey Creek. A ranch was bought from the Hobbson family on Red Creek also. Thank you, Jeanette

Looking for information on Clarence Webb, died in 1961. He was married to Ethel King, daughter of George Henry King and Stella Isabella Farley. She was born Dec 14, 1900 in Iowa. She died in Mar , 1976 in Pueblo, Colorado. Are there any cousins out there? I am the granddaughter of Ethel's brother Earl King. Tracy

Yes, I have a Clarence Webb who died in 1961 in Pueblo, Colorado. He was married to Ethel King who died Mar, 1976 in Pueblo, Colorado. Would like to know exact date that Clarence Webb died and the cemeteries they both are buried in. Thankyou, Tracy

Greetings. I'm new to this site, and would like to post my interests. Boustead Dumbolton Brown I have much information on these surnames, and would be interested in exchanging. Penny

Hello lister; I am looking for the following Rooks. Unknown parents Father;_____________________________ Mother________________________________ Children ( Known) Harvey Forsen Rooks age 22, b abt 1887 in Ky. Mar to Vina Gay Green, 18 yrs old , on 16 Jan. 1909 in Blanchard, McClain Co., Oklahoma Witnesses; R J and R B. Nough. ( are they relatives???) children; only 1. John Lester Rooks b 18 Jan 1910 in Purcell, McClain Co, Oklahoma NOTES: Vina Gay ( Green) and Harvey Forsen Rooks separated abt a year after John Lester Rooks was born. ( abt 1911). Vina Gay Rooks , She went to Pueblo , Col.orado,for a time then joined her family, (names)_______________________ ________________________ in, __________________ Kansas. Harvey Forsen Rooks was a brick layer by trade at the time. of separation. No divorce was abtained by Vina Gay (Green) Rooks and to any family memeber's knowlege none ever applied for. Items searched for Harvey Forsen Rooks b in Ky abt 1887 are: SSDI, MIlitary of WW 1 and WW 2; Census 1870, 1900, in Ok., Tx, Georgia; Dawes Rolls; Guin- Miller rolls ( may be misspelled); and Ky Tax rolls. John Lester spent many yrs, looking for his father and any other imformation on him without results. Has anyone any imfo on a Harvey Forsen Rooks ( or maybe used Forsen Harvey Rooks???? ) Any imfo will be appreciated. Thank you so much, Please contact me at my E Mail. Unknown where Harvey Forsen went after separation in 1911. Please contact me at my E Mail. Thank you, Geneva Rooks, corgiville@rcip.com Posted by Maxine Wilton for above. She is new at this so I am helping her get started.. Please reply to her at her above E Mail and the list you also saw this message on. Thank you. Maxine Wilton mmwaw@sprynet.com

"Pueblo Army Air Base - a Chronological History - 1942-1946", by Dr. Ray L. Sisson, has been published by the Pueblo Historical Aircraft Society. The well-documented book details the history of this B-24 bomber base. Contained in the book are maps of the base (now Pueblo's Memorial Airport), many photographs, copies of manuals and programs, etc. There is also a list of those crew members killed in crashes at the army air base, as well as an accident summary giving locations. The book is available from the Society for $20 plus shipping. Contact them at Pueblo Weisbrod Aircraft Museum, 31001 Magnuson Ave., Pueblo, CO 81001. Phone 719-948-9219, or FAX 719-948-2437. The book is a valuable resource for descendants of those men who were stationed at the base or who flew B-24 bombers during World War II. The society also has a web site at http://www.co.pueblo.co.us/pwam on which they are developing a searchable list of those who underwent training at the base. I just got my copy today, and the book is great! My mother worked at the base as an accountant at the PX, and I spent a lot of Saturdays there. Hope this helps some folks! Joan Alyea

I am looking for information on the following individuals who were in Pueblo County, Colorado in the 1885 - 1900 time frame. Fitchie Lee Haney born Nov 1864 in Georgia and died sometime after 1920. He and his wife unknown) lived in Pueblo County in 1885. Son, HANEY, Charles was born 25 Apr 1886 and died Jun 1971 in Kansas. Son, Haney, Harry was born 16 May 1888 in Pueblo County and died Aug 1986 in Pueblo County. He married Dora Mitchell born 15 Feb 1892 (place unknown) and died Aug 1983 in Pueblo County. I am looking for the wife of Fitchie Lee Haney. Who was she and what happened to her. Did she die or were they divorced. Also would like to know the parents of Fitchie Haney. Fitchie Lee Haney married for the second time Sarah Susan Lemon, date and place unknown. The mother of Sarah Susan, Laura Josephine Lemon ran a section house for the Burlington Northern Railraod in Fowler, Colorado which is just across the county Line in Otero County. Fitchie Lee Haney and Sarah Susan had five children, but Harry and Charles are not shown living with them. Eventually Fitchie and Sarah Susan moved to Denver where Susan died in 1912. Any information about the Haney family in Pueblo County will be greatly appreciated. Ann Bink abink@swbell.net

Hoping to find obituaries and news articles regarding the suicide of MILLER, William B. and MILLER, Odessa Both passed on May 20, 1984 in, what appears to be, a double suicide? Have both death certificates, but would like to find out more about the incident and possibly if any other family members are named. I'm having a hard time with this part of the family. Thank you so much for any help you may be able to provide. Bonnie nthegenes@hotmail.com _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

Sorry, My keyboard isnt all it should be, I Misspelled Frederic and My Grandmothers name is Nellie Julia (Clark) Broome thanks for your patience. Paul B.k

Hello List; I need assisance, I live in Washington and am unable to visit Pueblo to research documents. My Grandfather was James Freerick Broome he and his brother George owned Broome Bros. Camera Stores in Pueblo. My Grandmother Nellie Julia (Broome) Clark his wife also a resident of Pueblo is the reason for my cry for help. Nellie Julia Clark was the daughter of James Henry Clark and Maggie McCarty, at least that is the traditional version. Maggie was perported to be a Street Nun but I am unable to find a marrieage certificate for James Clark and Maggie McCarty. The marriage was to have taken place in Arapahoe County James was a wagon driver for a Beer company from Denver to Pueblo. The only record of a Maggie McCarty is a Dawes commission report showing Maggie as a Chaktaw indian any Help would be appreciated thanks Paul Brown.

Doris, Sorry, no bells here. I just know that they came from Gallup then to Co. Sandra

I am just starting research on the Montez family. Grandfather is Roy Montez that possibly changed his name to Marshman. Grandma was known as Grandma Marshman and then remarried with the name Card. Do any of these names ring a bell? Please e mail me if they do. Thank you so much! Doris. dorisd@reanet.net

Does anyone know anything about this marriage? Or can anyone do a look up for me? George MYERS b. 1848 NJ d. 1919/20 CA m. 10-24-1878 Emma Annette "Nettie" BOOTH b. 1-1-1859 IA d. 6-21-1941 CA Jeanette

Pueblo, Pueblo County, Colorado, The Pueblo Chieftain, Saturday, October 9, 1915, pg. 5. “ILLNESS FATAL TO ANTHONY J. LANGDON ------------------------------------------------- Prominent Real Estate Man, Long a Resident of Pueblo, Succumbs – Funeral Will Be Held This Afternoon [sic] After a lingering illeness [sic] which has confined him to his bed for three months, Anthony J. Langdon, one of Pueblo’s most prominent real estate men, passed away yesterday morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Morris Crum, 426 west Ninth street [sic]. Mr. Langdon was 62 years old last September 8. The funeral will be held this morning at 9:30 o’clock from the Sacred Heart Catholic church, and in keeping with a desire of the deceased, the mourners are requested to bring no flowers. Father T. J. Wolohan will officiate. The deceased has been a member of the Sacred Heart church for many years, and was a member of the Knights of Columbus. Mr. Langdon is survived by his wife, Margaret Herron Langdon, his daughter, Mrs. Crum, two brothers, J. J. [John J.] Langdon of Pueblo, president of the Pueblo Abstract company and T. W. Langdon of Omaha, Neb., and two sisters, Mrs. John Davis and Miss Nellie Langdon of Omaha. The deceased was born in Springfield, Ill., September 8, 1847, and as a boy of 12 years, in 1859 removed with his parents, brothers and sisters to Sarpy county, Neb. Those were in the days before railroads crossed the western plains, and the trip was made overland in a prairie schooner. The Langdon family settled on a farm and the children grew up there, the sons engaging in farming and cattle raising. A. J. Langdon married Margaret Herron of Omaha in 1878, the wedding being celebrated at the Catholic cathedral in that city. In 1891, A. J. Langdon retired from the cattle business in Sharpy [sic] county and followed to Pueblo his brother John J., who came here in 1884. Here the deceased engaged in the real estate business and invested quite heavily in Pueblo realty. He was a shrewd, conservative dealer, and his advice as to real estate values and prospects was considered sound and reliable. Decline Is Gradual Early in June of this year Mr. Langdon became ill and was confined to his bed with a complication of disease. From that time he gradually declined in health and for several days prior to his death it was realized that the end was near. The deceased is an uncle of Deputy District Attorney Laurence Langdon and deputy clerk of the District Court Genevieve Langdon.” [Parents of Anthony J. Langdon were Patrick and Catherine (nee Thomas) Langdon.]

Pueblo, Pueblo County, Colorado, The Pueblo Chieftain, Monday, February 11, 1918, pg. unknown: “Births, Deaths, and Marriage Licenses: LANGDON, Margaret E., age 66 years, 426 west Ninth street, February 9, 1918.” “OBITUARY – Margaret E. Langdon, widow of the late Anthony J. Langdon, died at the residence, 426 west Ninth street [sic], Saturday morning. Mrs. Langdon was born in Madison, Wis., July 1, 1851, moved to Omaha and was married to Mr. Langdon in 1875 [sic-should be 1878], and came to Pueblo in 1893 [sic]. She leaves to mourn her loss four sisters, Mrs. J. J. Langdon of this city who is at present visiting her son at Camp Kearney, Cal., Mrs. Anna Wilson, Pappellion of Nebraska [sic], Mrs. Joseph Jamesofsky [sic], Wallace, Neb., and Sister M. Gabriel of the order of St. Dominick of Omaha, and one daughter, Mrs. Morris S. Crum of this city. The funeral will take place this morning at 8:30 from the residence, 426 west Ninth street, and from Sacred Heart church at 9 o’clock. Friends are invited to attend the services at the church but those at the grave will be private. Interment will be in the family plot in Roselawn under the direction of the McCarthy Unde! rtaking company.”

I copied this from a new web-site that lists lost items. As I recall, there used to be a Vineland High School out in Vineland. Contact the person direct who posted this message. Joan Vineland High School Ring - 1921 My sister has an old high school ring which was found with a medal detector by our uncle at the beach. The ring is a woman's ring, its gold all over - no stone, just an emblem on the top, maybe the school mascot. The school it was from is Vineland High School & the only Vineland High we know is in New Jersey. My sister would like to see this ring get back to a family member if the owner is no longer around. If there is any way you can help it would mean a great deal to us! I know there's not much to go on, but any idea would help. There are initials on the ring - if you have a relative who graduated from Vineland High in 1921, please contact to identify the initials. Contact Cindy at shaolin@labyrinth.net

I am in need of an obit for mary (jones) stotlar.who passed away on march 29,1968... Mary moved to pueblo remarriedwe do not know her married name..Her maiden name was Jones, and her last marriage was to a Stotlar.. anyone with any clues.PLEASE HELP... this is my g-g-grandmother and i can't finish my tree without her..pueblo county is where we have tracked her to so far..