Fairview Cemetery Records:
BOOTS, Lewis died 1900 (Marker; Sec. I, Blk 10)
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Lewis Boots would like to move to Salida shortly, if he can sell his place. We will miss Mr. Boots and his family greatly. LITTLE BROWN JUG.
(Maysville, CO) Aug. 29, 1888
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Lewis Boots, one of the oldest residents of Chaffee county, died last Monday morning at the home of the family on the river bank just below Salida. He ate quite a hearty breakfast only a short time before his death. The deceased was one of the early settlers at Maysville but when the boom left that town he removed with his family to Salida where he has remained ever since. His disease was asthma and he expired very suddenly while sitting in a chair. The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock, Rev. Essert officiating. Interment was made at Fairview cemetery.
The Salida Record (Salida, CO) Nov. 2, 1900
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In 1850, he lived in Caesar's Creek, OH. He is listed as a farmer.
Lewis Boots (26)
Mary A. Boots (27)
Intha(sp) (1)
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His son-in-law, Percival Ayres died almost exactly a year earlier. There is more information on their pages.
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BOOTS, Lewis died 1900 (Marker; Sec. I, Blk 10)
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Lewis Boots would like to move to Salida shortly, if he can sell his place. We will miss Mr. Boots and his family greatly. LITTLE BROWN JUG.
(Maysville, CO) Aug. 29, 1888
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Lewis Boots, one of the oldest residents of Chaffee county, died last Monday morning at the home of the family on the river bank just below Salida. He ate quite a hearty breakfast only a short time before his death. The deceased was one of the early settlers at Maysville but when the boom left that town he removed with his family to Salida where he has remained ever since. His disease was asthma and he expired very suddenly while sitting in a chair. The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock, Rev. Essert officiating. Interment was made at Fairview cemetery.
The Salida Record (Salida, CO) Nov. 2, 1900
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In 1850, he lived in Caesar's Creek, OH. He is listed as a farmer.
Lewis Boots (26)
Mary A. Boots (27)
Intha(sp) (1)
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His son-in-law, Percival Ayres died almost exactly a year earlier. There is more information on their pages.
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Fairview Cemetery Records:
BOOTS, Lewis died 1900 (Marker; Sec. I, Blk 10)
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Lewis Boots would like to move to Salida shortly, if he can sell his place. We will miss Mr. Boots and his family greatly. LITTLE BROWN JUG.
(Maysville, CO) Aug. 29, 1888
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Lewis Boots, one of the oldest residents of Chaffee county, died last Monday morning at the home of the family on the river bank just below Salida. He ate quite a hearty breakfast only a short time before his death. The deceased was one of the early settlers at Maysville but when the boom left that town he removed with his family to Salida where he has remained ever since. His disease was asthma and he expired very suddenly while sitting in a chair. The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock, Rev. Essert officiating. Interment was made at Fairview cemetery.
The Salida Record (Salida, CO) Nov. 2, 1900
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In 1850, he lived in Caesar's Creek, OH. He is listed as a farmer.
Lewis Boots (26)
Mary A. Boots (27)
Intha(sp) (1)
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His son-in-law, Percival Ayres died almost exactly a year earlier. There is more information on their pages.
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BOOTS, Lewis died 1900 (Marker; Sec. I, Blk 10)
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Lewis Boots would like to move to Salida shortly, if he can sell his place. We will miss Mr. Boots and his family greatly. LITTLE BROWN JUG.
(Maysville, CO) Aug. 29, 1888
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Lewis Boots, one of the oldest residents of Chaffee county, died last Monday morning at the home of the family on the river bank just below Salida. He ate quite a hearty breakfast only a short time before his death. The deceased was one of the early settlers at Maysville but when the boom left that town he removed with his family to Salida where he has remained ever since. His disease was asthma and he expired very suddenly while sitting in a chair. The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock, Rev. Essert officiating. Interment was made at Fairview cemetery.
The Salida Record (Salida, CO) Nov. 2, 1900
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In 1850, he lived in Caesar's Creek, OH. He is listed as a farmer.
Lewis Boots (26)
Mary A. Boots (27)
Intha(sp) (1)
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His son-in-law, Percival Ayres died almost exactly a year earlier. There is more information on their pages.
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