Boulder Pioneers Project

School District No. 15-Marshall was formed in 1870 but there are no extant census records before 1879. M P Fox was Secretary of the district in that year, and these are some of the families whose children attended the school: Andrews, Boles, Dunn, Davies, Hunter, Huise, Hollowell, Nelson, Nillson, Shanahan, Smith and Wilcox.

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School District No. 14-White Rock was formed in 1869 but there are no extant census records before 1879. Clara Savory was the Secretary for the district that year, and these are the names of the families whose children attended the school: Carnahan, Gould, Haman, Ludlow, McIntosh, and Stafford.

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School District No. 13-Bader was formed in 1867 but there are no extant census records before 1879. Samuel Arbuthnot was Secretary of the district that year, and these are some of the families whose children attended the school: Arbuthnot, Bader, Bliven, Jain, Stewart, Springsteel and Tilson.

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School District No. 12-Ward was formed in 1867 but there are no extant census records for that district before 1879. Thomas Longley was Secretary of the district that year, and these are some of the families whose children attended the school: Crimmons, Horry, Morgan, McGetrick, Robidoux, Walker and Zeman.

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School District No. 11-Jamestown was formed in 1863 and then reorganized in 1874. There are no extant census records before 1879. Charles S Davis was the Secretary for the district in 1879 and these are some of the families whose children attended the school: Amsden, Blackwell, Bean, Clements, Davis, Dubois, Fasten, Gillman, Lomax, Owens, Trewitt, Van Deren, and Wellman.

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School District No. 10-Baseline was formed in 1867 but there are no extant census records before 1879. J C Peabody was Secretary for the district that year, and these are some of the families whose children attended the school: Amidon, Burke, Bowles, Doran, Hammontree, Kohler, Neikirk, Reed, Sternberg, Viele and Wellman.

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School District No. 9-Pella was formed in 1863 but there are no extant census records before 1880. F M Laycook was the district Secretary that year, and these are the families whose children attended the school: Alps, Bashor, McCaslin, Carter, Evans, Gallagher, Hankins, Laycook, Runyan, Stoner, Turner, Ulrey and Zweck.

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School District No.8-Montgomery was formed in 1863 but there are no extant census records before 1879. William Burnett was Secretary of the district that year, and these are some of the families whose children attended the school: Chapman, Cook, Evans, Kline, McCall, Parsons, Sneed and Weese.

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School District No. 7-Niwot was formed in 1863 but there are no extant census records before 1876. Barnett Dodd recorded the census in 1876, and he recorded the age of each student in year, month and day, e.g. Jacob Greub was 15Y, 1M and 22D old. These are some of the families whose children attended the school in 1876: Caywood, Dodd, Greub, hornbaker, Williamson, Bader, Gould, Williamson and Wilson.

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School District No. 6-Burlington was formed in 1863 but there are no extant census records until 1875. Mr. LaRue was a teacher in 1875 and L H Dickson was the Secretary of the district. These are some of the families whose children attended the school: Andrews, Black, Beckwith, Cushman, Greenley, Myers, Manners, McCoy, Taylor, Wilson, White and Wiswell.

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