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CharlieMcCandless

January 13, 2013 08:17PM

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Scott may have been a nickname for E.(Edward) D. Stephenson. Stephenson was born on 1-3-1899 according to Rio Grande Railroad records. He entered the engine service on 10-23-1923 and was promoted to engineer on 10-3-1942. He was No. 27 in narrow gauge seniority in 1946 and was not yet approved for service on the Monarch branch as engineer. He was No. 9 in 1958. In 1930 engineer Aaron Sidenstriker lived with the family.
Engineer Stephenson grew up in Gunnison. His father Edward Stephenson Sr. was born in South Africa.

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Alamosa January 13 1941	Jimmy Blouch	January 13, 2013 03:55PM
Re: Alamosa January 13 1941	rod	January 13, 2013 04:42PM
Re: Alamosa January 13 1941	Hank Porter	January 14, 2013 08:30AM
Re: Alamosa January 13 1941	rod	January 15, 2013 11:49PM
Re: Alamosa January 13 1941	CharlieMcCandless	January 16, 2013 05:46AM
Re: Alamosa January 13 1941	Jim McKee	January 13, 2013 06:32PM
Re: Alamosa January 13 1941	CharlieMcCandless	January 13, 2013 07:07PM
Re: Alamosa January 13 1941	CharlieMcCandless	January 13, 2013 08:17PM
Re: Alamosa January 13 1941	Jimmy Blouch	January 13, 2013 10:17PM

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