ROW Explorer Wrote:
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> Here is a snapshot from the 1920 census. I hope
> that I didn't mangle any of the names too much.
> About 62 with railroad related titles.
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> Agent Thomas K. Williams
> Assistant Machinist Euduro Romero
> Assistant Machinist Clarence DeYapp
> Assistant Machinist Howard Bayles
> Brakeman ? Bryan
> Car Inspector Raymon T. Lorimor
> Car Inspector Frank Cantrell
> Carpenter RR shop Lubelon M. Gililland
> Carpenter RR shop John Owens
> Carpenter RR shop Elias W. Thatcher
> Conductor George A. Kelly
> Conductor Edward J. Hurley
> Engine cleaning Antoneo Medina
> Engine cleaning Benjamin Moreno
> Engine cleaning Carlos maestas
> Engine cleaning Calletaro Abeyta
> Engineer Roy M. Wright
> Engineer Charles K. Moore
> Engineer James C. Conner
> Engineer Thomas E. Dodds
> Engineer Joseph L. Real
> Engineer George E. Ray
> Engineer John Redington
> Engineer Hampton H. Palmer
> Engineer John C. Lasher
> Engineer Phillip E. Voigt
> Engineer Daniel Holly
> Engineer John M. Hayden
> Engineer John C. Hall
> Engineer Thomas H. Odgers
> Engineer Sanford J. Jacks
> Engineer Owen G. House
> Fireman Robert Hauck
> Fireman Ralph V. McGuire
> Fireman Charles A. Werner
> Fireman Lewis P. Garner
> Fireman Joseph L. Knee
> Fireman Chester knee
> Fireman Dean A. Amyx
> Fireman Lovick P. Kenney
> Fireman Loren A. Bailey
> Fireman Clifford Williams
> Foreman Max Pacheco
> Foreman Cornelio Rival
> Foreman Tranquilino Maes
> Foreman Enrique Pacheco
> Foreman Roundhouse Harry T. Oakley
> Laborer coal chute Eligis Sandoval
> Machinist Charles Munsey
> Machinist Roy Olsen
> Machinist Clyde W. Janes
> Machinist James P. Malone
> Machinist James L. Gililland
> Night watchman Antonio Maestas
> Plumber RR shop Hirem S. Jepson
> Railroad Clerk Saydie E. Richardson
> Repairman Albert T. Bryan
> Repairman John C. Prince
> Repairman Luis M. Ortiz
> Roadmaster Thomas P. Hunt
> Shop helper John D. Rippy
> Telegraph operator Edith M. Jacks
There are stil DeYapp's living in Chama
Elias W. Thatcher built several houses in Chama including the one I lived in at 3rd and Pine.
Roy M. Wright and Joseph L. Knee were killed in the wreck with 169 and 422 near Toltec a couple of years later.
Many of the engineers later worked out of Alamosa.
Max Pacheco's dad was the track foreman.
