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Old Ridge Cemetery Burials, Weston County, Wyoming
Researched by Maxine Kaul in the Newcastle News and Newcastle Journal. Newcastle’s first cemetery, located in Sec. 45N, R61W, consists of 1/4 acres, which is smaller than the original cemetery. The land was given to the Weston County Historical Society by Tom and Marilyn Arnold. To get there: travel west on the by-pass…
Greenwood Cemetery, Newcastle, Wyoming
NOTE: This is an index of cemetery lot owners, not actual burials. Turn north on Delaware Ave from Hwy 16 between the Loaf N Jug and the Christian Church. Transcribed by Marlene Dixon This index is from the Greenwood Cemetery Record Book located in the Newcastle City Hall and is…
Cambria Cemetery, Weston County, Wyoming
This is a list of people buried in the Cambria Cemetery that was compiled by Maxine Kaul from personal research in old newsprint, previous lists by Hazel Wiltse, DAR, and published in “Black Hills Nuggets” also from personal correspondence and conversations, and names from other newsprint readers such as Neil Sweet, Irene Tunnell and…
Yellowstone National Park
The first division of the vast region embraced in the original Uinta County was made in 1872, when the Congress of the United States set apart the Yellowstone National Park. It contains three thousand three hundred forty-eight square miles, all of which, except a small boundary to the east, north…
Vicinity of Evanston, Uinta County, Wyoming
The first permanent settlement on Bear River was made by John Myers. In 1855 he came across the plains to Utah, and two years later was working as carpenter at Fort Bridger. In 186o he made his home on the east bank of Bear River at the point where the…
Union Pacific Railroad
The evolution of a mountain road may seem a far cry from the building of a great railway. In the first we have the trail of deer and buffalo following the path of least resistance as marked out by mountain streams in their journey to the sea, taken up in…