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Copy of OBIT FILE (NEWEST VERSION) Copy of OBIT FILE (NEWEST VERSION) http://www.jclwyo.org/history/OBIT_FILE_May_28_2019.html Copy of OBIT FILE (NEWEST VERSION) LAST MAIDEN FIRST DATE PUBLISHED Dunnick David 09 Oct. 1890 Cook n/a M.V. 30 Oct. 1890 McClellan James Nov. 30, 1890 Greub infant 01 Jan. 1891 White Thomas April 16, 1891 Davis William (child) 16 April 1891 DeKay n/a Rebecca 30 April 1891 Brock infant 28 May 1891 Holland Burt Mrs. Park (Dr.) 09 July 1891 Holland Cobb Sophronia 09 July 1891 Kirkpatrick James July 16, 1891 Graham Leroy (infant) 06 Aug. 1891 Foote James (infant 27 Aug. 1891 Hasbrouck Erma (child) 10 Sept. 1891 Dunnick Dave 08 Oct. 1890 Simpson Archie Oct. 23, 1890 Cook n/a Mrs. M.V. 30 Oct. 1890 Pomeroy Annie Dec. 4. 1890 Campbell O. Ross 12 Dec. 2002 Mumper Olson Bessie Dec. 12, 2002 Plumlee n/a Mary Helen Dec. 12, 2002 Taylor Lund DoeDec. 12, 2002 Osmondson Dawson Margaret Dec. 12, 2002 Stanley James Dec. 12, 2002 Holmes George "Sonny" 12 Dec. 2002 Gray Montgomery Lorraine "Lori" 19 Dec. 2002 Clarke Stashia Drusilla 19 Dec. 2002 Wilson Jay Dec. 19, 2002 Gibbs John 14 Nov. 2002 Hill Hintz Patricia 14 Nov. 2002 Dybdahl Guy 14 Nov. 2002 Hince Quealy Leslie 14 Nov. 2002 Himes Stair Lillian 05 Dec. 2002 Searchy McAllister Margaret Dec. 5, 2002 Brown Albert "Brownie" 05 Dec. 2002 Hogelund Leonard 21 Nov. 2002 Mikesell Oliver IV Nov. 21, 2002 Huson Richard (infant) 21 Nov. 2002 Ploesser Charles Oct. 31, 2002 Sacke Firekas Fannie Oct. 31, 2002 Leis John Oct. 31, 2002 Dabney James 31 Oct. 2002 1 of 283 4/1/2020, 2:24 PM Copy of OBIT FILE (NEWEST VERSION) http://www.jclwyo.org/history/OBIT_FILE_May_28_2019.html LAST MAIDEN FIRST DATE PUBLISHED Fifield Frank 15 Oct. 1891 Thurman n/a Mrs. Allen Oct. 22, 1891 Kingsbury child Oct. 29, 1891 Davis n'a Mrs. James 05 Nov. 1891 Stevenson Stevenson(child) Alice Nov. 12, 1891 Tisdale John Dec. 3, 1891 Jones Ranger Dec. 3, 1891 MarnGrover (infant) Dec. 31, 1891 Davis Nora & infant 07 Jan. 1892 Huon Thomas 18 Feb. 1892 Stanley Harris March 17, 1892 Watkins John C, MD April 14, 1892 Champion Nathan 14 April 1892 Ray Nick April 14, 1892 Green Gus 14 April 1892 Wellman George May 12, 1892 Lowther Alexander May 19, 1892 Trice Charles May 26, 1892 Strauser Duvall Lucille Jan. 2, 2003 Siemers Spratlin Siemers Jan. 2, 2003 Wolff Albert Jan. 2, 2003 Heldt John 'Shep' 26 Dec. 2003 Egan Whorton Lorene 26 Dec. 2003 Trice Charles May 26, 1892 Leavi Hank July 7, 1892 Drake Private (name n/a) 04 Aug. 1892 Cover n/a Nina 11 Aug. 1892 Parrot Frank Aug. 11, 1892 Andrews Nelson, Judge 15 Sept. 1892 Davis Isaac 13 Oct. 1892 McCullough J. J. Oct. 20, 1892 Wallace William Nov. 3, 1892 Sco Becker Mrs. & infant Dec. 8, 1892 Gagnon Sckers Gertrude 05 Jan. 1893 Edgar William 16 Feb. 1893 Stex Charles Aug. 31, 1893 Weber Jacob Sept. 21, 1893 Cook John 19 Oct. 1893 McMahon Marshal Oct. 26, 1893 Willes Willets (child) n/a Nov. 9,, 1893 Farwell Vera (infant) 28 Dec. 1893 Costy Peter 14 Jan. 1905 Ray George Jan. 21, 1905 2 of 283 4/1/2020, 2:24 PM Copy of OBIT FILE (NEWEST VERSION) http://www.jclwyo.org/history/OBIT_FILE_May_28_2019.html LAST MAIDEN FIRST DATE PUBLISHED Burger n/a Eliza 11 Mar. 1905 Sollars W.H. "Hamp" Mar. 18, 1905 Washabaugh child Josephine Mar. 18, 1905 Pybus John April 1, 1905 Poer Gray Susan April 15, 1905 Graham James 06 May 1905 Graham James 06 May 1905 Bunn Bunn Ada 27 May 1905 Dalzell Hugh 03 June 1905 Ackerman Stephen 10 June 1905 Green David 24 June 1905 Adams Dawson Mary 15 July 1905 Works Hersey Sylvina July 29, 1905 Moss W. 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