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Mayer Funeral Home, La Junta, Colorado Record of Funeral Services - Sep 1925 - Dec 1927 and Mar 1931 - Dec 1933 Mayer Funeral Home, La Junta, Colorado Record of Funeral Services - Sep 1925 - Dec 1927 and Mar 1931 - Dec 1933 Name Date of Birth Date of Death Record No. Adkins, Martha Virginia 30-May-1914 10-Aug-1932 1932-66 Allen, Laura L. unk bef 2-Jun-1927 1927-41 Alvarado, Felipia 26-May-1925 25-Sep-1925 1925-9 Anderson, Jesse 12-Aug-1916 8-May-1931 1931-17 Andrews, C.M. 24-Jul-1866 22-Nov-1926 1926-14 Armstrong, J.A. 21-Jan-1862 15-Mar-1927 1927-27 Armstrong, Lucy 15-Jun-1851 24-Aug-1932 1932-68 Autry, Hearl, Elvin 27-Jul-1930 25-Feb-1932 1932-11 Avana, Baby 13-Jul-1933 13-Jul-1933 1933-42 Ayres, Debbie 5-Oct-1869 22-Nov-1931 1931-68 Baca, Vincento Abt 1842 22-Nov-1926 1926-13-2 Barber, Clara Melissa 25-Jun-1888 22-Oct-1932 1932-89 Barker, Hazel V 7-Jun-1908 23-Jul-1932 1932-61 Barr, Albert Lee 15-Apr-1932 17-Apr-1932 1932-30 Barr, George 29-Jul-1859 29-Aug-1927 1927-72 Barron, Esther 25-Feb-1908 11-Aug-1931 1931-44 Barton, George Presbury 10-Sep-1873 15-Jul-1932 1932-57 Basinger, Seaton W Mar-1903 16-Oct-1925 1925-15 Bauert, Paul J 16-Mar-1893 10-Jan-1932 1932-3 Beal, Mary Elizabeth 5-Mar-1856 8-Dec-1931 1931-75 Beal, William Otis 10-Dec-1885 24-Jul-1932 1932-62 Beeler, Elora Rose 15-Sep-1921 28-Sep-1932 1932-84 Beeler, John Burton 6-Nov-1881 1-Feb-1926 1926-28 Beeler, Marvin R 24-Oct-1895 24-Jan-1932 1932-8 Benibedez, Epifanio 25-Mar-1866 25-Jun-1932 1932-50 Bigil, Mary 28-Feb-1908 27-Dec-1927 1927-104 Bliche, Carroll Dean 30-Oct-1927 30-Nov-1927 1927-98 Bobbett, John 15-Jan-1856 11-Jul-1931 1931-39 Bobbett, Martha Charlotte 26-Mar-1860 6-Jul-1931 1931-38 Bolin, Grace E 16-Aug-1879 6-May-1932 1932-40 Boltorf, Sherman William 27-Jan-1866 19-Sep-1933 1933-60 Bosley, Florence Anna 7-Jun-1933 7-Jun-1933 1933-38 Bowen, Marjorie C 30-May-1917 1-Oct-1926 1926-3 Bradfield, Charles G 6-Jan-1874 3-Jan-1932 1932-1 Bradley, Margaret Ann 9-Jul-1924 21-Oct-1926 1926-7 Braun, Anna J. 19-Dec-1857 7-Apr-1931 1931-11 Briggs, Bessie Edith 2-Jun-1893 24-Jan-1926 1926-25 Britner, William Frederick 6-Jul-1861 11-Feb-1927 1927-18b Brown, Clarence C. 1-Jun-1901 17-Sep-1926 1926-2 Brown, Infant Twins 13-Jun-1927 13-Jun-1927 1927-46 Brown, John H. 4-Oct-1840 4-May-1926 1926-51 Brown, Johnathon D Abt 1857 19-Sep-1925 1925-8 Brown, Margareta Bole 16-Mar-1856 13-Apr-1932 1932-26 Page 1 of 11 Mayer Funeral Home, La Junta, Colorado Record of Funeral Services - Sep 1925 - Dec 1927 and Mar 1931 - Dec 1933 Name Date of Birth Date of Death Record No. Brown, William Selva 17-Mar-1882 23-Apr-1932 1932-35 Bruce, Scott Henry 9-Oct-1908 10-Aug-1933 1933-50 Brueno, Jim Abt 1861 18-Apr-1926 1926-50 Bruner, William Rice 3-Sep-1869 26-Apr-1931 1931-14 Burris, Alice 11-Sep-1849 25-Jun-1931 1931-36 Cardill, Abram Abt 1925 16-Jul-1927 1927-64 Cashman, Juanita Lucile 7-Feb-1906 8-Sep-1925 1925-3 Casperson, Edward 21-Oct-1879 8-Feb-1933 1933-13 Casteel, Gerald Milton 24-Dec-1932 2-Nov-1933 1933-68 Castrita, Infant 13-Apr-1927 15-Apr-1927 1927-33a Catron, Nel H 2-Mar-1875 11-Oct-1931 1931-61 Chaparro, Trinidad 3-May-1889 14-Jan-1927 1927-6 Chavez, Julio 21-Jan-1856 1-Feb-1926 1926-27 Chenault, Addie May Palmer 7-Jul-1909 13-Jun-1931 1931-30 Chestnut, Marth 23-Jun-1856 30-Jun-1932 1932-52 Childress, Evelynne Mae 8-May-1914 23-Sep-1933 1933-61 Christoph, Adah 13-Apr-1879 1-Jun-1931 1931-24 Church, Baby 2-Aug-1932 2-Aug-1932 1932-64 Church, Berta Louise 11-Oct-1929 5-Jun-1931 1931-26 Cisneros, Severino Abt 1893 22-Jan-1927 1927-10 Clark, Wilbur F 4-Nov-1880 9-Feb-1933 1933-12 Classon, Florence Lenora 3-Jan-1916 21-Nov-1925 1925-18 Cleek, John Lewis 15-Apr-1853 17-Mar-1927 1927-28 Cockrell, Ralph Morris 30-Dec-1926 12-Jan-1927 1927-3 Colby, Herbert Elliott 6-Jan-1866 9-Jun-1932 1932-49 Cole, Russell Leroy 27-Oct-1930 14-Jul-1932 1932-56 Coleman, Nanie S. 18-Sep-1845 30-Apr-1931 1931-15 Conner, Jennie Abt 1861 2-Dec-1933 1933-72 Conner, Margaret Ella 11-Jul-1931 21-Apr-1932 1932-34 Cook, Sarah Agnes 24-Apr-1855 30-Sep-1925 1925-13 Cool, Infant 7-Oct-1926 19-Jan-1927 1927-9 Cooper, James Marcomb 3-Feb-1867 31-Oct-1933 1933-67 Covey, William Elvin 13-Aug-1889 7-Jul-1932 1932-54 Covos, Antonio Abt 1881 15-Apr-1926 1926-49 Crandall, Hattie Helen 20-Aug-1897 27-Jun-1927 1927-56 Crowe, Louis Winifred 13-Jan-1913 19-Apr-1927 1927-34a Crowley, Geneveive Ellen 8-Jul-1880 26-Nov-1926 1926-17 Crowley, Infant 21-Nov-1926 21-Nov-1926 1926-12 Cunningham, Shirley Bell 10-Oct-1928 28-Apr-1933 1933-28 Cupples, Louise Therese 19-July-1870 18-Jul-1932 1932-59 Daniher, Edward V. unk abt 23-Oct-1927 1927-88 Davenport, Melvin Leroy 4-Jan-1933 24-Nov-1933 1933-70 Davis, Abraham Lincoln 22-Feb-1865 8-Nov-1926 1926-10 Page 2 of 11 Mayer Funeral Home, La Junta, Colorado Record of Funeral Services - Sep 1925 - Dec 1927 and Mar 1931 - Dec 1933 Name Date of Birth Date of Death Record No. Davis, Mary Melissa 7-Aug-1862 1-Sep-1927 1927-74 DeHerrera, Consuelo 19-Apr-1931 23-Oct-1932 1932-91 Deherrera, John 22-Sep-1914 11-Mar-1933 1933-19 Deherrera, Ralph Abt 1861 31-May-1931 1931-23 Delaney, Mary E A 10-Sep-1871 6-Jun-1932 1932-48 DeLeon, Romsin 28-Feb-1865 24-Dec-1925 1925-22 Des Brisay, Gertrude McNeen Abt 1892 22-Apr-1927 1927-34b DeYaeger, Agnes Marguerite 24-Apr-1895 8-Apr-1927 1927-32 Dillard, Tom 8-Jun-1902 20-Dec-1927 1927-100 Dillard, Tom unk Bef 24-Dec-1927 1927-102 Dobbins, Mrs. Eugene Abt 1886 4-Apr-1926 1926-43 Dodd, Donald Burnell 3-Jul-1914 17-May-1932 1932-45 Donlan, Elizabeth E. unk bef 6-28-1927 1927-57 Dougherty, Lawrence V 26-Oct-1887 15-May-1932 1932-98 Doxey, Pauline Jane 25-Jan-1856 5-Sep-1931 1931-54 Drake, Nancy C 6-Mar-1833 5-Aug-1931 1931-43 Duck, John B Abt 1851 18-Mar-1933 1933-20 Dusing, Peter Crembia 15-Jan-1878 4-Nov-1932 1932-92 Eberhart, Nettie 4-Aug-1866 9-May-1932 1932-41 Echternacht, William Henry 13-Jun-1867 15-Apr-1932 1932-29 Edgerton, Ambrose Hyde 6-Mar-1839 9-Apr-1932 1932-21 Edgerton, Etta Frances 14-Jun-1865 23-Jul-1933 1933-43 Edwards, Thomas 24-Nov-1868 20-Oct-1933 1933-65 Edwards, W.S. 20-May-1880 20-Jul-1927 1927-66 Elder, Melba Anabell 1-Oct-1862 20-May-1933 1933-35 Elliott, Ellwyn Chester 23-Oct-1925 10-Dec-1925 1925-19 Elrod, Lucinda 5-Nov-1849 20-Nov-1927 1927-94 Emery, Infant 12-Mar-1927 12-Mar-1927 1927-26 Enns, Ida 6-Apr-1918 17-Jun-1931 1931-32 Enoch, Eschol Andrew 23-Apr-1908 28-Aug-1933 1933-57 Equals, Virginia 4-July-1897 22-Sep-1926 1926-6 Euderud, Donald 28-Sep-1932 28-Sep-1932 1932-85 Everitt, Alice B 12-Dec-1844 29-Jan-1933 1933-10 Eyer, Ethel 11-May-1897 17-Aug-1933 1933-53 Fanning, Theodore E 11-Aug-1861 25-Aug-1932 1932-69 Farrin, Sinforiano 25-Mar-1865 28-Aug-1932 1932-70 Farthing, Augusta 3-May-1860 30-Jul-1933 1933-45 Ferguson, Charles 12-May-1856 2-May-1933 1933-30 Fleming, Tom Abt 1896 18-May-1926 1926-52 Flewelling, Betty Rose 4-Mar-1928 15-Jul-1932 1932-58 Flewelling, Wilber 5-Sep-1932 5-Sep-1932 1932-74 Flinn, Amelia Catherine 9-Dec-1866 5-Dec-1932 1932-99 Flores, Juan Abt 1900 9-Apr-1932 1932-23 Page 3 of 11 Mayer Funeral Home, La Junta, Colorado Record of Funeral Services - Sep 1925 - Dec 1927 and Mar 1931 - Dec 1933 Name Date of Birth Date of Death Record No. Flores, Miguel Abt 1909 11-Sep-1927 1927-81 Forbes, Opal Irene 13-Feb-1920 13-Sep-1925 1925-6 Freeman, Tilford Parker 22-Dec-1877 23-Jan-1932 1932-7 Frijillo, Juanita Caselda 18-Nov-1924 13-Sep-1925 1925-5 Fry, Jennie Nellie 8-Aug-1902 8-Dec-1926 1926-19 Fulton, Anna Abt 1880 25-Nov-1931 1931-69 Galañeua, Jeane Mai 7-Jun-1891 4-May-1933 1933-32 Gallegos, Maria 26-Aug-1870 6-Sep-1931 1931-55 Gant, Gertrude Day 4-Jan-1882 31-Dec-1931 1931-83 Gant, Joshua Mitchell 31-Mar-1852 28-Mar-1931 1931-8 Gant, Louis Nathan 12-Apr-1874 27-Jan-1932 1932-9 Gant, Margaret Jenisha 12-Mar-1851 14-Jan-1927 1927-5 Gates, Wilton A 16-Oct-1896 7-Apr-1932 1932-20 Gauger, John Edmund 28-Oct-1855 24-Mar-1931 1931-7 Gloria, Joe 3-Aug-1932 5-Aug-1933 1933-47 Godfrey, Edward 23-Aug-1861 5-Apr-1932 1932-18 Gomez, Antonio Abt 1889 8-Nov-1927 1927-91 Gomez, Infant 28-Apr-1927 28-Apr-1927 1927-35 Gonsales, Infant 26-Jun-1927 27-Jun-1927 1927-58 Gonzales, Antonio Abt 1852 7-Dec-1927 1927-99 Gonzales, Aurela 3-Mar-1926 25-May-1926 1926-53 Gonzales, Gloria 26-Mar-1932 20-May-1932 1932-46 Gonzales, Trinidad Abt 1891 11-Apr-1926 1926-45 Gormanocanas, Herman Abt 1889 8-Dec-1926 1926-18 Granada, Lasaro Unknown 6-Apr-1926 1926-46 Green, John Edward 20-Dec-1904 8-Dec-1931 1931-77 Guerre, Victoria 17-Nov-1924 28-Nov-1926 1926-31 Guinsley, John Owen 20-Dec-1916 14-Jun-1931 1931-31 Gunn, Glenn 23-Aug-1927 23-Aug-1927 1927-71 Gutierez, Edubigen S 22-Jul-1865 9-Jan-1932 1932-2 Gutierrez, Bruno 26-Oct-1919 17-Jul-1926 1926-56 Gutierrez, Esteben 27-Nov-1894 29-Jan-1933 1933-9 Guttrez, Jennie 23-Jun-1907 5-Feb-1927 1927-15 Halliday, Mary 11-Apr-1864 10-Apr-1932 1932-22 Hamilton, William James 28-Feb-1856 8-Dec-1931 1931-76 Hamm, Ralph Clayton 1-Jan-1900 23-Mar-1932 1932-16 Hanna, John N 16-July-1876 23-Dec-1932 1932-101 Hardy, Dan Murray 23-Oct-1933 26-Oct-1933 1933-66 Hargis, Virginia Ann 10-Jan-1864 20-Apr-1933 1933-25 Hart, William David 10-Nov-1927 12-Nov-1927 1927-93 Hartzler, Franklin Webster 18-Jun-1872 14-Jan-1927 1927-7 Harvey, Greg Paul 11-Dec-1933 11-Dec-1933 1933-75 Hatfield, Bernice Marie 25-Nov-1929 11-Sep-1932 1932-79 Page 4 of 11 Mayer Funeral Home, La Junta, Colorado Record of Funeral Services - 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