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41) Blackie
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Blackie regally poses for a photograph. Blackie's owner was William Gould of Gypsum, Colorado, a family friend of the Borahs.
42) Blanche Gay Dump
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Studio portrait of Blanche Gay (later married Victor Dump), Red Cliff, Colorado. On the back of the photo: "Blanche Gay, sixteen years old, eighth grade graduation in 1906." [born Feb. 10, 1890] There has been some discussion (with no definitive answer) of this photograph given that another source says it is a wedding portrait.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
43) Bob McDougal
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Photo portrait of Bob McDougal dressed in aviator jacket, scarf, helmet and goggles. World War II era photo. Bob's parents were "Red" and Myrtle McDougal of Red Cliff, Colorado. Red was Town Marshall.
44) Bone Family
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Family portrait photograph of John and Emma Bone, with their children. Standing from left, Fannie Bone Arnt, Calla Bone Mackey; front: Bertha Bone Perry, John M. Bone [Iva's great
grandfather], Emma Cynthia Bone [Iva's great grandmother]."
Bertha Bone Perry's daughter, Bertha Gladys "Birdie" Perry, married Ivan Decker. They were Iva's parents.
47) Carl Thomas
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Studio photo of Cpl. Carl Thomas in U.S. Army uniform.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
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Catharine (Ewing) Cissna sits for a portrait photograph. This tintype was taken in the 1860s. Catharine was the grandmother of Mary C. (Grant) Borah, and great-grandmother of Alda Borah. She appears to be holding some type of jar.
49) Catherine Miller
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Studio portrait of Catherine Miller, Howard D. McCain's grandmother. She is wearing a high-collared dress.
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Charles B. "Charley" McCoy (son of Charles H. McCoy, founder of McCoy, Colorado) seated with his family. Wife, Stella Hatch (married in 1900) has one arm on Charley's shoulder and one hand on daughter Mildred (born in 1913). Daughter Ethel (born in 1902) is seated at far left. A different pose for a photo taken on the same day is used on p. 105 of McCoy Memoirs by John Ambos.
Charley McCoy developed a ranch on Yarmony Creek, five miles east...
53) Charles Walker
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Charles Walker, surveyor for all mines on Salt and Brush Creek in Eagle County, Colorado - as remembered by Alda Borah. The photograph appears as though it was once adhered to a frame and has been removed.
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Charles William Bryant was married to Louise Brockie Bryant. The couple were the parents of Jennie May Bryant, who would marry into the Hart family in Colorado.
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Formal photograph of Charles and Ella Albertson, in travel dress, married November 11, 1903, Burns, Colorado. Ella is seated in a chair, wearing, gloves, hat and travel costume. Charles is standing to her right, with his left hand on the chair back, wearing suit and carrying hat in right hand.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
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Charley McCoy (Charles B., son of Charles H. McCoy) married Stella Hatch in 1900. Daughter Ethel was born in 1902 and daughter Mildred was born in 1913. "Charles B. stayed with ranching and was known as a progressive stockman of the area. He developed a fine ranch on Yarmony Creek, five miles east of McCoy." -- McCoy Memoirs p.107, photo on p. 105
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
57) Chatfield Family
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1890s: Family portrait of Mr. and Mrs. Chatfield (Hubert and Laura) and two of their children. Mr. Chatfield in seated on a chair with Mrs. Chatfield standing next to him. In front of her is their daughter, Pearl Mabel Chatfield, seated on a stool. Ray Edward Chatfield is standing to Mr. Chatfield's right.
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An attempt at a photograph of a large group of children at the Methodist Church in Eagle, Colorado. The Chambers children are pictured, as well as Mary Jo Trezise at far left in a dress with a dark top and pigtails.
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"A 1908 photograph of the family of Pete and Melissa Horn. Back, from left: Mary, Mabel, Ida, Maude. Front, from left: Walter, Arthur and Charley. All attended the Cottonwood school at one time or another and all are deceased except Mabel." -- McCoy Memoirs. p. 115
Pete Horn, coming from Bailey, Colorado, purchased the tract from two trappers about 1890, and homesteaded with the help of his wife, Melissa, and seven children.
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