The above mentioned library is WONDERFUL! I visited there last week and everyone was helpful and kind. The best part was when the librarian showed me a link on their website for obituaries. I wish every library would do this!
They indexed the obituaries for their local paper, Pueblo Chieftain, and made that index available to the public via their website. They will send you a copy of the obituary from the link on the index! Free via email!
Here is a link their website.
http://www.pueblolibrary.org/
(Click on search and at the bottom is the link to the obituary index.)
Here is a link to the obituary search.
http://www.pueblolibrary.org/obituaries-search
Well done, Pueblo Library, well done!
As I document my family history (and my husband's), I have made some wonderful discoveries. Questions were answered and more were created. This blog contains my (printable...lol) thoughts while researching. If you want to add a comment, please do so. You can contact me via the contact form at the bottom of the page. FYI Google uses cookies on this site and may be collecting information. I don't have any control over it. If you read this blog you are giving consent.
Thursday, August 29, 2013
WWI Gassing
I ran across a man (not related) who went into the Pacific Colony in the early 1900s. He died in 1922 from epilepsy and psychosis. He was married less than ten years earlier and had a small child when he died. My heart was breaking for him. Because he captured my interest, I did a little more research on him. It turns out he was gassed in WWI. With what is going on in Syria today, this haunts me even more.
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