Boulder Pioneers Project

School District No. 53-Noland was formed around 1890 but the first extant census record was in 1891. A H Worthington was the Secretary of the district that year, and these are some of the families whose students attended the school: Northrup, Haines, Schwilke, Worthington, Weaver, Swanson, Peterson, Geisler and Cheney.

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School District No. 52-Lafayette was formed in 1888 the same year the first census record becomes available for the district. The records do not indicate who was the Secretary of the district that year, but these are some of the families whose children attended the school: Schweiger, Moon, Fishback, Dyer, Cox, Hurd, Miller, Vanvalkenburg, Hague and Morrison.

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School District No. 51-Sunset was formed around 1888 the year the first census record for the district becomes available. Frank D Gilpatrick was Secretary of the district that year, and these are the families whose children attended the school: Allebaugh, Crimmins, Dowd, Hughes, Lewis, Karrow, Roman and Zieman.

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School District No. 50-Lee Hill was formed in 1885 but there are no extant census records before 1887. Eleanor M Raikes was the Secretary of the district that year, and these are some of the families whose children attended the school: Goddard, Hoff, Shay, Raikes, Venables, Moore and Hayden.

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School District No. 49-Bunce was created in 1886 the same year census records for the district become available. Thomas H Noland was the Secretary of the district that year, and these are some of the families whose children attended the school: Dougal, Geer, Moore, Muntaylor, Rowley, Smith and Williams.

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School District No. 47-Lyons was formed in 1880 but there are no extant census records for this district before 1885. Edward S Lyon was the Secretary of the district that year, and these are some of the families whose children attended the school: Cooley Fillings,m Lyon, Pounder, Spaulding, Shinkle, Sosey and Walker.

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School District No. 46-Canfield was formed in 1880 the year census records become available for the district. Milton Matthews was Secretary of the district that year and these are some of the families whose children attended the school: Beasley, Bowers, Hilton, Laughlin, Miller, Maloy, Mikel, Rowe and Sawdey.

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School District No. 45-Pleasant View Ridge was formed in 1880 but there are no extant census records for this district before 1885. Reuben H Calkins was Secretary of the district that year, and these are the families whose children attended the school: Danford, Millice and Ragan.

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School District No. 44-Potato Hill was formed in 1880 but there are no extant census records for this district before 1885. Nathan Foster was the Secretary for the district that year, and these are some of the families whose children attended the school: BLivins, Nelson, Larson, Johnson, Moffitt and Peterson.

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