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John Cole

February 06, 2017 10:44AM

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I recall reading somewhere here that Charles Lively met his future wife Ida Mae in Osier and later moved to become station agent up on Cumbres with their son Ken. Somewhere it was said that Charles was a sick man (MS?) so Ida May was probably doing most of the work for the railroad. Just curious what year they left Cumbres and where they settled after that.

Dave Ferro ran into an older guy when they were working on Cumbres Pass years ago and the visitor said he used to live up there. I wonder if that was Ken?

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This Is What It Looked Like When The San Juan Stopped At Cumbres!	LOGGERHOGGER	February 05, 2017 12:20PM
Re: This Is What It Looked Like When The San Juan Stopped At Cumbres!	hsuthe	February 05, 2017 12:33PM
Re: This Is What It Looked Like When The San Juan Stopped At Cumbres!	Tomstp	February 05, 2017 06:34PM
Re: This Is What It Looked Like When The San Juan Stopped At Cumbres!	bcp	February 06, 2017 12:11PM
Re: This Is What It Looked Like When The San Juan Stopped At Cumbres!	Russo Loco	February 05, 2017 06:35PM
Re: This Is What It Looked Like When The San Juan Stopped At Cumbres!	Earl	February 05, 2017 10:12PM
Re: This Is What It Looked Like When The San Juan Stopped At Cumbres!	John Cole	February 06, 2017 08:08AM
Re: This Is What It Looked Like When The San Juan Stopped At Cumbres!	Jimmy Blouch	February 06, 2017 09:58AM
Re: A lively search for the Lively family . . .	Russo Loco	February 06, 2017 01:14PM
Re: A lively search for the Lively family . . .	Rader Sidetrack	February 06, 2017 04:39PM
Re: This Is What It Looked Like When The San Juan Stopped At Cumbres!	Don Richter	February 06, 2017 03:00PM
Re: This Is What It Looked Like When The San Juan Stopped At Cumbres!	Jimmy Blouch	February 06, 2017 04:39PM
Re: This Is What It Looked Like When The San Juan Stopped At Cumbres!	Earl	February 06, 2017 10:29AM
Re: This Is What It Looked Like When The San Juan Stopped At Cumbres!	John Cole	February 06, 2017 10:44AM
Re: This Is What It Looked Like When The San Juan Stopped At Cumbres!	Don Richter	February 06, 2017 03:04PM
Re: This Is What It Looked Like When The San Juan Stopped At Cumbres!	John Cole	February 06, 2017 03:23PM
Re: This Is What It Looked Like When The San Juan Stopped At Cumbres!	Don Richter	February 07, 2017 02:04PM
Re: This Is What It Looked Like When The San Juan Stopped At Cumbres!	Jim McKee	February 06, 2017 11:25AM
Re: This Is What It Looked Like When The San Juan Stopped At Cumbres!	Jim McKee	February 06, 2017 11:54AM
Re: This Is What It Looked Like When The San Juan Stopped At Cumbres!	Earl	February 06, 2017 12:52PM
Re: This Is What It Looked Like When The San Juan Stopped At Cumbres!	bcp	February 06, 2017 12:56PM
Re: This Is What It Looked Like When The San Juan Stopped At Cumbres!	et&wnc	February 06, 2017 12:59PM

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