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    Deadwood Jewish Miners, Clothiers, Grocers, Liquor Dealers, Saloon Owners, Musicians, Roller skater, Pedestrian, Attorneys, Justice of Peace, Post Master, Mayor and Deadwood City Councilmen 1800s

    Officers Hebrew Benevolent Society 1879
    Reuben, T.
    Rosengarten, M.
    Whitehead, E.
    Brown, William
    Colman, Nathan
    Munter and Lillienthal
    Hoffman, G.
    Liebmann, M.

    Meeting to elect officers held at Munter and Lillienthal
    Hebrew Benevolent
    Apr 16 1879

    Benevolent society of the Hills first masquerade
    Jewish
    Jan 16 1879

    To engage two bands for the Hebrew masquerade ball
    Gandolfo, Joseph E
    Jan 16 1879

    First masquerade ball in the hills at Welch House
    Hebrew Benevolent
    Jan 21 1879

    Masquerade party was a success in every sense
    Hebrew Benevolent
    Jan 23 1879

    Young men of city gave annual ball, unsurpassed
    Jewish
    Jan 19 1883

    Yom Kippur, Day of Atonement, Jews in Deadwood

    Atonement, Jewish holiday celebrated by Hebrew
    Jewish
    Oct 06 1878

    Yom Kippur
    Jewish
    Oct 08 1878

    Closing business for Atonement Day, the 26th
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Sep 26 1879

    All believers met for prayer, end of Yom Kippur
    Jewish Temple
    Sep 16 1880

    Officiated as rabbi at closing of Yom Kippur
    Reuben,
    Sep 16 1880

    To hold Yom Kippur services at Masonic hall
    Jewish
    Sep 30 1881

    Hebrew friends celebrated Yom Kippur
    Jewish
    Oct 03 1881

    Jewish Day of Atonement, will be fasting and praying
    Jewish
    Sep 22 1882

    Yom Haki Purim observed.
    Jewish
    Sept. 30, 1884

    Yom Kippur today until sundown.
    Jewish
    Sept. 28, 1887

    Rosh Hashanah, Rosh Hashonah, Rosh Hashona Described in Print

    Rosh Hashanah, Jewish New Year will be celebrated
    Deadwood
    Sep 06 1877

    Munter and Lilienthal will close for Jewish holy day
    Munter and Lilienthal
    Sep 06 1877

    Services of Hebrew New Year will commence Thursday
    Jewish
    Sep 25 1878

    Jewish New Year
    Judaism
    Sep 26 1878

    Jewish New Year starts this evening
    Jewish
    Sep 17 1879

    Rosh Hashonah, Jewish New Year begins Sunday evening
    Jewish Temple
    Sep 04 1880

    Rosh Hashonah, dear to Jews as Christmas is to Christians
    Jewish Temple
    Sep 07 1880

    Hebrew friends to celebrate Rosh Hashonah
    Jewish
    Sep 23 1881

    Celebration of 5,643d New Years Day, Rosh Hashonah
    Jewish
    Sep 13 1882

    Devout Jews celebrating Jewish New Year
    Jewish
    Oct 03 1883

    Stores to close for Jewish new year.
    Lowenthal Brothers.
    Sept 9, 1885

    Rosh Hashona.
    Jewish
    Sept 10, 1885

    Jewish traditions partially observed.
    Jewish.
    Oct. 1, 1886

    Jewish New Years celebration.
    Jewish
    Sept. 20, 1887

    Today is Jewish Christmas.
    Jewish
    Sept. 28, 1887

    Passover

    Feast of the passover has commenced
    Jewish
    Apr 14 1881

    Deadwood's First Hebrew Wedding

    Clothing Store, Main Street, ad
    Holzman, David
    Feb 01 1878

    Fine lines of fashionable clothing for Black Hills
    Holzman, David
    May 01 1878

    Daughter married in first Hebrew wedding in Hills
    Reubens, Louis
    Nov 04 1879

    Marriage, to Rebecca Reubens, First Hebrew wedding
    Holzman, David
    Reubens, Rebecca
    Nov 04 1879

    Holzmans received most elegant bridal gifts ever
    Baer, Ben
    Baird, W.W.
    Beaman, H.B.
    Behrman, Jacob
    Brown, William
    Bullock, Seth
    Cohn, Ed
    Cohn, P.
    Colman, Mr and Mrs Nathan
    Eppstein, Louis
    Gillette, G.M.
    Goldberg, J.
    Goldbloom,
    Grantz, Otto P. Th.
    Graves, L.R.
    Liebmann, Mr and Mrs
    Liverman, Moses
    McKinnis, C.H.
    Mills, Mr and Mrs
    Mitchell, Joseph
    Munter, William
    Rosenthal, Leo
    Schiller, J.A.
    Wertheimer, Jacob
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Whitehead, Ed
    Nov 04 1879

    Marriage, to Esther Loewenthal, in Ingleside
    Silver, Oscar
    Lowenthal, Esther
    Sep 28 1882

    Silver-Lowenthal betrothal party was Jewish custom
    Jewish
    Jan 30 1882

    M. Lowenthal held party at his residence for daughter Esther’s betrothal
    Lowenthal, M., Max
    Lowenthal, Esther
    Jan 30 1882

    Guests at Lowenthal/Silver betrothal party
    Bloom, Sol
    Fishel, Max
    Frank, M, Mr and Mrs
    Frank, N, Mr and Mrs
    Goldberg, D.
    Goldberg, D. Mrs.
    Holstein, Miss
    Holzman, D.
    Stein, M.
    Zoellner, Mr and Mrs
    Jan 30 1882

    Marriage, to Belle Holstein, at bride’s parents
    Hattenbach, Aaron
    Holstein, Belle
    Dec 06 1882

    Nathan and Loewenthal married.
    Nathan, Louis.
    Loewenthal, Gussie.
    Hall, George H.
    Schwarzwald, S.
    Hattenbach, J.
    Chamison, J.
    Jacobs, M.
    Freshel, Gus.
    Cohn, L.
    Wertheimer, J.
    Gardner, Frank.
    Clary, F. M.
    Eaves, Charles.
    Eaves, Emma.
    Bogle, Mary.
    Rosenthal, Sol.
    Holstein, B.
    Goldbloom, D.
    Goldbloom, Bertha.
    Abrams, Max.
    Hyman, Charles.
    Stern, M.
    Skinner.
    Pincus.
    Epstein, L.
    Whalahan.
    Frank, M.
    Posner, Charles.
    Burton.
    Rosengarden.
    Loewenthal, Ben.
    Loewenthal, Max.
    Pearson.
    Ingals, A. O.
    Clary, Genevieve.
    Franklin, Harris.
    Cohen, Pincus.
    Bass, C. T. P. Mrs.
    Minzer, Louis.
    Galvin, Edward.
    Oct. 14, 1884

    Minzer and Holstein to marry.
    Minzer, Louis.
    Holstein, Nettie.
    Aug. 2, 1888

    Johnson and Holsten certificate filed.
    Anderson, A. A.
    Johnson, Andrew.
    Holsten, Annie.
    May 4, 1890

    Marriage licenses issued.
    Veborg, Peter.
    Holstein, Mary.
    Matolovich, Gack.
    Bogdanovich, Minnie.
    Johnson, John L.
    Veborg, Anna.
    June 9, 1891

    Boiler and Frew married.
    Boiler, Jacob.
    Frew, Nellie.
    Boiler, Jacob Mrs. and Boiler, Nellie F.
    Boiler, Nellie F.
    McConnell, A. S.
    March 11, 1892

    Deadwood's Jewish Community, Life Outside of "The States"

    Goldberg, D. and J. own clothing store
    Goldberg, Jacob
    Sep 09 1876

    Holstein, Ben dissolved partnership in grocery store
    Holstein, Ben
    Mar 24 1877

    Whitehead, Ed. Clothing store, Main St. Deadwood
    Whitehead, Ed
    Apr 09 1877

    Goldberg and Matthieson own Big Horn Grocery Store
    Goldberg, Jacob
    May 26 1877

    Whitehead, Ed takes trip to New York for goods
    Whitehead, Ed
    Jun 30 1877

    Chambers and Cohen Gold Dust at $18.00 per ounce
    Chambers,
    Cohen, Samuel and Sons
    Jul 07 1877

    Blooms Furnishing has largest sign
    Bloom, Sol
    Jul 10 1877

    Holstein, Ben to open grocery and liquor store
    Holstein, Ben
    Jul 10 1877

    Holstein, Ben owns Cabinet Saloon
    Holstein, Ben
    Jul 16 1877

    Cohen, L.G. donates to Gayville fire victims
    Cohen, L.G.
    Aug 20 1877

    Holstein, Ben and Dr. Holzman sign Rosengarden bond
    Holstein, Ben
    Aug 24 1877

    Holzman, Dave give $10.00 for new fire truck
    Holzman, Dave
    Sep 13 1877

    Goldstone, David "Jew Peddler" lady knocks him out
    Judaism
    Sep 18 1877

    Goldstone, David Times does injustice to him
    Goldstone, David
    Sep 19 1877

    Holstein, Ben bids farewell to Tom Miller,
    proprietor Bella Union Theatre
    Holstein, Ben
    Oct 20 1877

    Sol Bloom Hat emporium Lee and Main St.
    Bloom, Sol
    Nov 16 1877

    Partner, C.H. Hutter dies of pnenmonia
    Cohen,
    Jan 09 1878

    Treasurer Brigham seized blankets to sell, taxes
    Bloom, Sol
    Feb 05 1878

    Redeemed property attached by Treasurer for taxes
    Bloom, Sol
    Feb 06 1878

    Temporarily at Ben Holstein’s grocery store
    Holzman, David
    Feb 22 1878

    Strass and Whitehead’s Double Column
    Whitehead, Ed
    Apr 02 1878

    McKinnis, Baer and Co., Wines and Cigars
    Baer, Ben
    Apr 02 1878

    Just received 75 cases of boots and shoes
    Holzman, David
    Apr 10 1878

    T. Caney and Cohen bed rock flume Gold Run
    Cohen
    Caney, T.
    Apr 27 1878

    Fine lines of fashionable clothing for Black Hills
    Holzman, David
    May 01 1878

    Large force of men on ditch near Davenport Mill
    Carey and Cohen
    May 09 1878

    Hydraulicing the rich gravel claims, the new rage
    Carey and Cohen
    May 15 1878

    Charity Ball for the Benefit of Sisters’ Hospital, Central City
    Silver, Oscar
    Jun 01 1878

    Donations to pay for the fire engine en route
    Holstein, Ben
    Jun 03 1878

    General merchant tailor, over Strass and Whitehead
    Baird, John
    Jun 28 1878

    Please return blue shirts used in parade on fourth
    Chamber and Cohen
    Jul 05 1878

    Are making a big hole in their placer claim
    Carey and Cohen
    Jul 12 1878

    Received a fine silver mounted harness today
    Holstein, Ben
    Jul 18 1878

    Reputations as Fagin the Jew, in Dickens play
    Martin, J.M., actor
    Jul 31 1878

    Great reputation as the persecuted Jewess
    Price, Fanny, actress Langrishe Theatre Production
    "Leah the Forsaken Jewess"
    Aug 15 1878

    Clothing store, Lead, ad
    Cohen, P., Pincus
    Aug 21 1878

    New Clothing store, Formerly Senate saloon
    Whitehead, Ed
    Sep 06 1878

    Charity Ball for Yellow Fever Sufferers
    Silver, Oscar
    Sep 15 1878

    Death of 3 year old daughter, diptheria
    Holstein, Ben
    Oct 15 1878

    Harmonica Club will give first entertainment
    Silver, Oscar
    Nov 24 1878

    Most complete wholesale liquor establishment
    Baer, Ben
    Dec 08 1878

    Asking for aid for unfortunates at Christmas time
    Holstein, Ben
    Dec 19 1878

    Selling tickets for grand ball of Masons
    Whitehead, Ed
    Dec 22 1878

    Collection for Christmas cheer
    Holstein, Ben
    Dec 25 1878

    Ben Baer Kentucky Whiskies, Successor to McKinnis
    Baer, Ben
    Oct 01 1878

    For sale sewing machine, chamber sets
    Baer, Ben
    Nov 01 1878

    Secretary of the Lead City Social Club
    Silver, Oscar
    Jan 03 1879

    Excellent music was rendered by Mr Silver
    Silver, Oscar
    Jan 11 1879

    A most important portion of our population
    Jewish
    Jan 11 1879

    Claim prospect hole on Homestake’s new mill site
    Cohen,
    Jan 11 1879

    Case was ably conducted by Larimer, Cohen and Hill
    Cohen,
    Jan 13 1879

    Foreman at Homestake Mill, shot a man named Cohen
    Cohen,
    Jan 17 1879

    Lewis, Cohen and Johnston employee shot in mine dispute with Homestake
    Cohen,
    California Company
    Jan 18 1879

    Will furnish the music for the Miners Union Ball, Lead
    Silver, Oscar
    Feb 21 1879

    Selling at auction the stock of Chambers and Cohen
    Peterson, Johnny
    Feb 26 1879

    Closing out his stock of dry goods at auction
    Silver, Oscar
    Mar 07 1879

    Practical name as many claims are owned by Hebrews
    Hebrew Hill
    Mar 31 1879

    Quartz king trying to bond mine for meal ticket
    Hebrew Hill
    Apr 01 1879

    Somebody has jumped the old graveyard, South Deadwood
    Mount Zion
    Apr 01 1879

    Some of our Hebrews said to be offended by name
    Hebrew Hill
    Apr 02 1879

    "Hebrew quartz king”,” Quartz king of Hebrew Hill"?
    Jewish
    Apr 02 1879

    Why the "Flopper" makes no explanations
    Jewish
    Pioneer Newspaper
    Apr 03 1879

    Has leased the room on Main St for clothing store
    Eppstein, Louis
    Apr 05 1879

    Opening up a clothing store in Allen’s former bldg
    Cohen and Rosenthal
    Apr 19 1879

    Are open for business again, Chambers and Cohen Bldg
    Worth and Flaherty
    Apr 26 1879

    San Francisco paper tells of attack against Nathan
    Nathan, Louis
    May 10 1879

    Silver and Kee have formed a partnership
    Silver, Oscar
    May 17 1879

    Removed tailor shop into Chambers and Cohen store
    Osborne and McLary
    May 24 1879

    Have opened a large clothing store on Main,Central
    Subject Cohen and Rosenthal
    Jun 06 1879

    Losses in the big fire of September 27, $4,000.
    Matthiessen and Goldberg.
    Sep 27 1879

    Losses in the big fire of September 27, $2,000.
    Baer, Ben
    Sep 27 1879

    Losses in the big fire of September 27, $1,500.
    Holstein, Ben
    Sep 27 1879

    Holstein is selling from his fireproof
    Holstein, Ben
    Sep 30 1879

    Sol Bloom, clothier, is at the Wentworth House
    Bloom, Sol
    Oct 02 1879

    Delegates elected to democratic county convention
    Holstein, Ben
    Oct 07 1879

    Holzmans received most elegant bridal gifts ever
    Baer, Ben
    Nov 04 1879

    Patronize home institutions, don’t buy from salesm
    Eppstein, Louis
    Nov 25 1879

    Moved stock of liquors from Lead to Custer
    Silver, Oscar
    Dec 02 1879

    Mrs Cohen and son Henry down with fever or pneumonia
    Cohen, Mrs
    Jan 07 1880

    Wife of Mr Cohen, Central City, is dangerously ill
    Cohen, Mrs
    Jan 13 1880

    Death, age 45 years, at Central City
    Cohen, Mrs
    Jan 15 1880

    Funeral of Mrs Cohen to take place at the house
    Cohen, Mrs
    Jan 16 1880

    Clothing can make ungainly man nobby and graceful
    Holzman, David
    Feb 01 1880

    Appeared with his attorney Cohen, plead not guilty
    Fenton, Norman C.
    Sprague, Harvey S.
    Feb 01 1880

    Proceeds of concert and subscriptions
    Eppstein, Louis
    Feb 13 1880

    Daughters were at Mrs Callisons the night she died
    Holstein, Ben
    Brutal murder of Minnie Callison, school teacher
    Feb 18 1880

    Holzman and Holstein disagree over 3 inches of land
    Holstein, Ben
    Holzman, David
    Feb 18 1880

    Tickets for sale for singer Inez Sexton benefit
    Cohen and Rosenthal
    Mar 16 1880

    Don’t forget, clothing renders ungainly man graceful
    Holzman, David
    Apr 01 1880

    Sent Louis Cohen to Bowie with a letter of recommendation
    Borland, Archie, mining investor
    Cohen, Louis
    May 15 1880

    Put Louis Cohen in mine, not use to labor, got pneumonia
    Bowie, A.J., mining investor
    Cohen, Louis
    May 15 1880

    Laying very sick at Mrs Nourse’s boarding house
    Cohen, Louis
    Nourse, Mrs
    May 15 1880

    Has taken a turn for the better, could recover
    Cohen, Louis
    May 16 1880

    Dr remained with Cohen all night on Friday
    Dickinson, D.K. Dr.
    Cohen, Louis
    May 16 1880

    President of the Deadwood Driving Park Association
    Bloom, Sol
    Jun 01 1880

    Don’t wear winter clothes, buy summer suits here
    Holzman, David
    Jun 01 1880

    Recovered enough to sit on the veranda, very weak
    Cohen, Louis
    Jun 03 1880

    First class business or dress suits available, ad
    Holzman, David
    Jul 01 1880

    Stock of merchandise to be sold at cost, ad
    Holstein, Ben
    Aug 01 1880

    Central tailor moved, no one to get in trouble with
    Pincus,
    Aug 27 1880

    Dissolution notice of firm known as Cohen and Levy
    Cohen, P., Pincus
    Sep 01 1880

    Returned in remarkable time, 6 days from N.Y.
    Cohen, P., Pincus
    Sep 22 1880

    Purchased interest of partner, Rosenthal, in Star Clothing
    Cohen, P., Pincus
    Rosenthal, Sol
    Oct 05 1880

    Opened out first ready made clothing store in hills
    Holzman, David
    Oct 09 1880

    Democratic headquarters located above his store
    Holzman, David
    Oct 15 1880

    Received telegram telling sad news of fathers death
    Holzman, David
    Dec 29 1880

    Variety of styles of splendid goods, ad
    Holzman, David
    Jan 01 1881

    Just received extensive invoice of gentlemens wear
    Holzman, David
    Jan 01 1881

    Sweet singer from Israel getting up class to Hills
    Seager, R.W.
    Jan 22 1881

    Played Cohen match game of billiards at Central
    Elliott, Abe
    Cohen, Harry
    Feb 27 1881

    Central clothier mourns loss of handsome moustache
    Cohen, Abe
    Apr 15 1881

    Central clothier shoots himself in knee with popgun
    Cohen, Abe
    May 03 1881

    Abe Cohen, brother of Pincus Cohen, Irish businessman of Central
    Cohen, Abe
    May 08 1881

    Painting his store in Central
    Cohen, J.
    May 14 1881

    Received a mammoth swiss cheese by ox express
    Matthiessen and Goldberg.
    May 15 1881

    Central woman moves to Deadwood with family
    Pincus, Mrs.
    May 28 1881

    Master of finances, Marco Bozzaris Knight of Pythias
    Goldberg, J.
    Jun 28 1881

    Israelite Relief Association formed in Deadwood
    Jewish
    Oct 25 1881

    To collect donations for Israelites
    Strass,
    Gottstein,
    Oct 25 1881

    On gift list, Baird and Carroll wedding
    Bloom, Sol
    Nov 03 1881

    Israelite families give surprise party
    Kohorn,
    Nov 14 1881

    Guest at Rigby/Elliott wedding
    Cohen, A.
    Nov 17 1881

    Cohen makes assignment for creditors
    Baer, Ben
    Nov 23 1881

    Replaced by Baer in charge of Cohen’s clothing store
    Tyler, William Pitt
    Nov 23 1881

    Collection taken up to help Hebrews
    Jewish
    Nov 29 1881

    Donated money to help Jews
    Baer, Ben
    Bloom, Sol
    Chameson, J.
    Cohn, P., Pink, Pincus
    Dix, June
    Fink, J.
    Fischel, M., Max
    Goldberg, J., Jacob
    Goldbloom, J.
    Gottstein and Frank
    Hattenbach Bros.
    Hoffman, A.
    Holzman, David
    Jacobs, M.
    Liebmann, L.
    Lowenthal, M.
    Minzer, L., Lewis, Louis, Louie
    Rosengarden, M.
    Rosenthal, Sol
    Silver, O.
    Star, Solomon
    Stern, M.
    Strass and Kohorn
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Zoellner Brothers.
    Nov 29 1881

    Will conduct business for Silver during his absence
    Lowenthal, Max, tailor
    Mar 25 1882

    Installed as K of P officer
    Cohen, Abe of Central
    Jan 12 1882

    Lead clothier Cohen sells bankrupt stock to Chase
    Cohen,
    Mar 30 1882

    Shipping Cohen’s bankrupt clothing stock to Chase’s
    Tyler, William Pitt
    Mar 30 1882

    Lead old timer, remodeling Schiller bldg for store
    Cohen, Pink, Pincus
    May 14 1882

    Cohen remodeling bldg for dry goods store
    Cohen, Pink, Pincus
    Schiller and Co.
    May 14 1882

    Lodge No 17, I.O.O.F. remember brother Webster
    Cohen, P., Pincus
    May 18 1882

    Removing clothing store from Central to Lead
    Cohen, Abe
    May 31 1882

    Open in old Cohen stand Central, hats and gents goods
    Loenthal Brothers
    Jun 02 1882

    Formerly ran clothing store in Lead, opening again
    Cohen, P., Pincus
    Jun 06 1882

    District court, matter fully and finally settled
    Cohen, Pincus
    Jun 09 1882

    Letter from father in Russia, in Hebraic character
    Gottstein, Mike
    Jun 28 1882

    Translated Gottstein’s letter, in Hebrew language
    Wertheimer, Jacob
    Jun 28 1882

    Board of Education met at Holzman & Ruebens’
    Reubens,
    Jun 29 1882

    Fireworks in the evening on Fourth of July
    Hebrew Hill
    Jul 01 1882

    Missouri ox, harnessed to cart, unstoppable in tow
    Bloom, Sol
    Jul 09 1882

    Trotting ox came in from Crook, salted and taken home
    Bloom, Sol
    Jul 14 1882

    Ox, attached to sulky, came to town, in training
    Bloom, Sol
    Jul 18 1882

    Jewish women could come to the hills as domestics
    Jewish
    Jul 21 1882

    Sale of mining property on Hebrew Hill yesterday
    Hebrew Hill
    Jul 23 1882

    Officers installed at Dakota Lodge No 6, K. of P.
    Cohen, P., Pincus
    Jul 23 1882

    Marriage, to Fannie Bennett, at Peoria, Illinois
    Cohen, Pink
    Bennett, Fannie
    Sep 07 1882

    Cohen and bride returned from east yesterday
    Cohen, P., Pincus
    Cohen, Fannie
    Sep 09 1882

    Continues to smile with numerous customers
    Cohen, Pink, Pincus
    Sep 12 1882

    Receiving choice lot of gent’s finishing goods, Lead
    Minzer, Louis
    Sep 27 1882

    Secret Societies, Knights of Pythias
    Goldberg, J.
    Oct 01 1882

    Clothier received 72 cases of furnishing goods yes
    Subject Cohen, Pink, Pincus
    Oct 08 1882

    Delegates and alternates selected to attend conventi
    Eppstein, Louis
    Oct 15 1882

    Popular clothiers, 500 samples to select suit from
    Lowenthal Bros.
    Nov 03 1882

    Formerly did business in Hills, now at Tombstone
    Cohen, Dave
    Nov 23 1882

    Drunken man broke into home, stole jewelry of Fannie Cohen, wife of Pincus
    Cohen, P., Pincus Mrs
    Cohen, Fannie
    Cohen, Pincus
    Jan 21 1883

    Opposed to division of Lawrence Co
    Fink, Wolff, pawnbroker
    Eppstein, Louis, merchant
    Goldberg, J., merchant
    Lowenthal, Max, tailor
    Feb 10 1883

    Dakota Lodge No 6, K. P. changes meeting night
    Cohen, Pincus
    Feb 10 1883

    Men running tunnel, opposite Star and Bullock store
    Hebrew Hill
    Feb 20 1883

    Mt Moriah commonly known as Hebrew Hill
    Hebrew Hill
    Feb 27 1883

    Cohen is back from the states
    Cohen, Pink, Pincus
    Mar 29 1883

    Teacher of primary dept, Lead City schools
    Pincus, Pauline
    Apr 10 1883

    Merchant tailor, perfect fit guaranteed, Lee St,ad
    Lowenthal, Max
    May 01 1883

    Going to Pierre, accepted job with Blooms Store
    Nathan, Louis
    May 04 1883

    Prisoner who robbed Mrs Cohen attempted escape by cutting hole in roof of cell
    Cohen, P., Pincus Mrs
    King
    May 06 1883

    Offered span of mules to save families stranded
    Holstein, Ben
    Deadwood's Big Flood 1883
    May 23 1883

    Death, perished in flood with Chandler family
    Halhuten, Gustof
    Deadwood's Big Flood of 1883
    May 20 1883

    Hired man that disappeared in flood, not found
    Halhuten, Gustaf
    Deadwood's Big Flood of 1883
    May 26 1883

    Body found in drift pile behind Rhodes’ warehouse
    Halhusen, Gustaf
    Deadwood's Big Flood of 1883
    May 27 1883

    Raised sufficeient funds for Halhusens funeral
    Colman, Nathan
    Halhusen, Gustaf
    Deadwood's Big Flood of 1883
    May 29 1883

    Nathan Colman and Borchers raised funds for decent burial
    Halhusen, Gustaf
    Deadwood's Big Flood of 1883
    May 29 1883

    Merchant tailor, prices cheap as good work can be
    Lowenthal, Max
    Jun 01 1883

    Rosencranz’s right bower Cohen in Rapid, is in city
    Subject Cohen,
    Jun 08 1883

    Endowment Rank of Knights of Pythias elect officer
    Silver, Oscar
    Jun 23 1883

    Infant child of Mr and Mrs Cohen buried yesterday
    Cohen, P., Pincus
    Cohen, Fannie
    Cohen, Alexander, infant
    Jul 08 1883

    Tunnels crowded when fear of cyclone was in air
    Hebrew Hill
    Jul 14 1883

    Death Fannie Cohen, age 24, family of 12, 10 already dead by 24
    Cohen, Fannie L. formerly Fannie Bennett
    Cohen, Pincus, wife of
    Jul 13 1883

    Funeral to take place on Sunday afternoon at 2:00
    Cohen, Fannie
    Cohen, Pincus, wife of
    Jul 13 1883

    Remains Fannie Cohen temporarily interred in Jewish cemetery Mt. Moriah
    Cohen, Fannie
    Cohen, Pincus, wife of
    Jul 14 1883


    Daughters’ of Rebeka offer resolution of condolence in death Fannie Cohen
    Cohen, Fannie L.
    Cohen, Pincus, wife of
    Jul 21 1883


    Words of sympathy but idly spoken to bereaved husband
    Cohen, Pincus
    Cohen, Fannie
    Jul 13 1883

    Rabbi Reubens conducted services for Fannie Cohen, wife of Pincus
    Reubens,Rabbi
    Cohen, Fannie
    Cohen, Pincus
    Jul 14 1883

    Funeral cortege was largest and most impressive
    Cohen, Fannie and/or
    Cohen, Pincus Mrs.
    Source Journal: Black Hills Daily Times Jul 17 1883, p.3 , col.2

    Freemasons present resolution of respect for Cohen,
    death of wife Fannie Cohen
    Cohen, Pincus
    Spargo, John
    Putman, Ira
    Jul 19 1883

    Special coach leaves with remains, sent to Illinois
    Cohen, Fannie
    Cohen, Pincus
    Aug 05 1883

    Leaves Deadwood
    Cohen, P., Pincus
    Aug 05 1883

    Undertaker Smith notified of arrival of remains of Fannie Cohen
    wife of Pincus
    Cohen, Fannie
    Cohen, Pincus
    Aug 16 1883

    Sold business on Lee St, now a tailor in Central City
    Lowenthal, M., Max
    Aug 21 1883

    Grand ball under auspices of I.O.O.F., Kiemer Hall
    Cohen, P., Pincus
    Sep 04 1883

    Chased down King after burglary, held him down
    Cohen, Mrs
    Sep 08 1883

    Says marriage of a Jew and a Catholic too violent
    Manning, Tom
    Sep 12 1883

    Sol Bloom, the veteran pioneer, popular, pretty and affable clothier, who has been absent for weeks, returned to his first love, Deadwood, yesterday.
    Bloom, Sol.
    November 2, 1883

    Sol Bloom, at considerable expense, procured a large number of handsomely gotten up signs, painted on tin, calling the attention of people to his business in this city. These signs were distributed all over the country, in many places on each of the different highways leading to this place. Some miscreant, no doubt for a purpose, destroyed all of them. Detectives have ascertained who done it, and in a few days he will have a chance to vindicate his acts in the courts. There is a heavy penalty provided by our statutes for such acts, and Sol will see that the law is rigidly enforced.
    Bloom, Sol.
    November 9, 1883

    Dakota lodge, Knights of Pythias.
    Cohen, P., Pincus
    Craig, J.W.
    January 3, 1884

    Old Elizabethtown rustler in city stringing an 8 mule team through the streets and did it a good deal better than Sol Bloom can drive one ox to a cart.
    Talbot, Dave.
    Bloom, Sol.
    January 4, 1884

    A number of young gents met at Lead Miners’ Union hall and organized and social club and elected officers.
    Pal, J.
    Loery, H.P.
    Minzer, Louie.
    Corris, T.J.
    Dickinson, W.
    Pinneo, F.
    Lang, W.
    January 6, 1884

    Oscar Silver and H. Monheim, Lead City merchants, have returned from trip to Custer.
    Silver, Oscar.
    Monheim, H.
    Custer.
    Lead.
    February 12, 1884

    Sol Bloom, the man who owns a store in several different cities, but who mnakes his headquarters at Deadwood, starts east this morning to purchase a spring stock. Sol is one of the rustlers.
    Bloom, Sol.
    February 24, 1884

    Notice. Moses Frank has purchased the grocery store of H. Franklin, in Central City. All parties indebted to said store will please pay the same to M. Frank.
    Frank, Moses.
    Franklin, H.
    Central City.
    March 1, 1884

    Noah Siever, Harry Flynn and others find awful rich ore on their claims on Hebrew Hill.
    Siever, Noah.
    Flynn, Harry.
    Hebrew Hill.
    April 3, 1884

    Nathan Colman has gone to work on his claim on Hebrew hill.
    Colman, Nathan.
    Hebrew Hill.
    April 4, 1884

    Frost, Flynn, and Seiver, discoverers of the great bonanza on Hebrew hill, were at work like beavers yesterday.
    Frost.
    Flynn.
    Seiver.
    Hebrew Hill.
    April 4, 1884

    Article Title Lang marries Brown.
    Subject Lang, William.
    Brown, Ella.
    Brown, Mollie.
    Brelsford, E.
    Brown, M. H.
    Martin, Louise.
    Mahoney, S.
    Collins, M.
    Parson, C.
    Peters, J.
    Klinger.
    Paul, J.
    James, J.
    Cohen, P., Pincus
    Minzer, L.
    Tooker, S.
    Willard, George.
    Moore, T.
    Dickinson, W. R.
    Eveleth.
    Whealen, William H.
    Chamison, J.
    Dawson, Laura.
    Trewick, M.
    Trewick, J.
    Trewick, Ida.
    Roffee.
    Majors.
    Wilson, Frankie Mrs.
    McDonald, J.
    Holstein, Nettie.
    Tanner, Estella.
    Pinnes, Frank.
    One Lung.
    Blackstone, Richard.
    Aug. 21, 1884

    Secret societies.
    Knights Templar.
    Roy, Samuel.
    Bass, C. T. P.
    Royal Arch Masons.
    A.F. and A.M.
    Graves, W. R.
    Graham, Robert.
    Fortier, J. M.
    I.O.O.F.
    Piper, N. A.
    Rice, Wentworth.
    Jewett, O. W.
    Smith, L. S.
    McDonald, E.
    Brown, F.
    Ost, J. P.
    Smith, A. G.
    Lundi, Helen.
    Bray, Alma E.
    Russlel, J. H.
    Cindal, A. P.
    Burgess, John M.
    Lowenthal, Ben.
    Molitor, Titus.
    Anderson, H. O.
    Frackelton, William.
    Edmonds, J. F.
    Fox, W. H.
    Goldberg, J.
    Cohen, P.
    Craig, J. W.
    Price, T. J.
    Lowenthal, Max.
    Coyle, William H.
    Wood, Gus M.
    I.O.G.T. Lodge.
    Scott, George W.
    Amsbury, E. G.
    Star, Solomon.
    Hastie, Addison W.
    Sept. 2, 1884

    Contract let on Lead skating rink.
    Cunningham.
    Minzer, Louis.
    Jan. 3, 1885

    Minzer accepts skating challenge.
    Skater and Pedestrian
    Minzer, Lewis.
    Lang, Jake.
    Jan. 27, 1885

    Lang accepts skating challenge at $100.
    Lang, Jake.
    Minzer, Lewis.
    Jan. 28, 1885

    Lang and Minzer match postponed.
    Lang, Jake.
    Minzer, Lewis.
    Jan. 30, 1885

    Nathan to establish Sundance business.
    Nathan, Louis.
    Nathan, Gussie.
    Lowenthal brothers.
    Feb. 1, 1885

    Grand ball at Lead City rink.
    Minzer, Louis.
    Morgan, Reese.
    Haines, J. C.
    Delehant, Frank.
    Lawie, Alex.
    Farland, Thomas.
    Driscoll, R. W.
    Moore, Thomas.
    Williams, George.
    Cochrane, John.
    Rollerskating.
    April 2, 1885

    Pink Cohen in from Eastern trip.
    Cohen, Pincus.
    April 11, 1885

    Minzer sprains ankle, Lead
    Skater and Pedestrian
    Minzer, Louis.
    April 26, 1885

    Polo club organized, Lead
    Polo.
    Minzer, Louis.
    Perkins, W. B.
    Haines, J. C.
    Marshall, H.
    Troth, G.
    Klopp, M.
    Lindner, J. F.
    Hanke, F.
    Corcoran, J.
    Walsh, R.
    Stevens, H.
    Chamison, J.
    Willard, George.
    April 29, 1885

    Sol Bloom petitioned for mayor.
    Bloom, Sol.
    April 29, 1885

    Funeral of Albert Bernard.
    Bernard, Albert.
    Reuben, L.
    Welf.
    Posner.
    Lowenthal.
    Colman.
    Hattenbahch
    Jacobs.
    May 13, 1885

    Polo match at Lead City rink.
    Polo
    Minzer, Louis.
    Welch, Robert.
    Perkins, W. B.
    Chamison, Joe.
    Lindner, J. F.
    Fallon, Tom.
    Willard, George.
    Haines, J. C.
    Troth, G.
    Hanke, F.
    May 16, 1885

    Pinneo and Pincus married.
    Pinneo, Edward W.
    Pincus, Pauline.
    Edwards, Dolph.
    Dolliver, R. H.
    Pinneo, Frank.
    Pinneo, Cise.
    Pinneo, H. W.
    Edwards, Dolph Mrs.
    July 1, 1885

    Monheim to manage San Francisco Bazaar.
    Monheim, Henry.
    Haines, J. C.
    San Francisco Bazaar.
    July 18, 1885

    Nathan son born.
    Nathan, Louis.
    Nathan, Gussie.
    Lowenthal, Max.
    Oct. 2, 1885

    Cohen returning with bride.
    Cohen, Pincus.
    Oct. 4, 1885

    Cohen and bride coach passengers.
    Cohen, Pincus.
    Cohen, Pincus Mrs.
    Oct. 16, 1885

    Foot racing the rage.
    Pedestrian, Lead
    Minzer, L., Lewis, Louis
    Miles, M. G.
    Hill, George.
    Oct. 21, 1885

    Honest goods sold at honest prices.
    Bloom, Sol.
    Oct. 25, 1885

    Cohen and Samitz married.
    Cohen, Isaac.
    Samitz, Rosa.
    Murrin, Thomas D.
    Dec. 13, 1885

    Cohen and wife leave for the east.
    Cohen, Pincus.
    Cohen, Pincus Mrs.
    Jan. 28, 1886

    Monheim resigns from Liebmann’s.
    Monheim, Henry.
    Curran, James.
    Mohoney, Edward.
    Liebmann’s.
    March 3, 1886

    Cohen arrives from the east.
    Cohen, Pincus.
    March 16, 1886

    Mountain Rose Mining elects officers.
    Mountain Rose Mining Company.
    Roy, Samuel.
    Smith, S. R.
    Cohen, Pincus.
    Peters, Joseph.
    April 10, 1886

    Cohen leaves to meet his wife.
    Cohen, Pincus.
    May 20, 1886

    Minzer looking after Spearfish business.
    Minzer, Louis.
    May 21, 1886

    Moves to newly furnished home.
    Cohen, Pincus.
    June 5, 1886

    Oil company organized.
    International Oil Company.
    Belliveau, J.
    Cohen, Pincus.
    Reed, H. E.
    Foglesong, William.
    June 6, 1886

    Gumbiner leaves for Chicago.
    Gumbiner, Charles.
    Cohen and Gumbiner.
    July 4, 1886

    Minzer closes out store at Spearfish.
    Minzer, Louis.
    July 14, 1886

    Rink coverted to saloon.
    Minzer, Louis.
    McKee and Company.
    Rollerskating
    July 23, 1886

    Lowenthal buys Mammoth stock.
    Mammoth Mining Company.
    Lowenthal, M., Max
    July 23, 1886

    Cohen receives fine line of clothing.
    Cohen, Pincus.
    Aug. 18, 1886

    Democrat Convetion
    Cohen, Pincus.
    Sept. 23, 1886

    Lowenthal and Cohen married.
    Lowenthal, Benjamin.
    Cohen, Miss.
    Sept. 28, 1886

    Abe Cohen to marry.
    Cohen, Pincus.
    Cohen, Abe.
    Dec. 19, 1886

    Cohens depart for Chicago.
    Cohen, Pincus.
    Cohen, Pincus Mrs.
    Jacobs,
    Gumbiner, Charles.
    Jan. 4, 1887

    Ross purchases Cohen home.
    Ross, A.
    Cohen, Pincus.
    Jan. 4, 1887

    Jacobs engaged as clerk.
    Jacobs, Henry.
    Cohen Gumbiner and Company.
    Jan. 5, 1887

    Sleigh party delayed by sick horse.
    Gumbiner,
    Jacobs,
    Cohen, Pincus
    Cohen, Pincus Mrs.
    Jan. 8, 1887

    Loenthal guest of his daughter.
    Silver, Esther.
    Lowenthal,
    March 12, 1887

    Cohen father of baby boy.
    Cohen, Pincus.
    Cohen, Pincus Mrs.
    March 17, 1887

    Cohen son dies.
    Cohen, Pincus.
    March 22, 1887

    Mrs. Cohen still very feeble.
    Cohen, Pincus.
    Cohen, Pincus Mrs.
    Shannon, John.
    March 23, 1887

    Fair hopes of recovery
    Cohen, Pincus Mrs.
    Cohen, Pincus
    Gumbiner, C.
    March 28, 1887

    Russian Alice sues Wolf Fink.
    Fink, Wolff.
    Russian Alice.
    May 18, 1887

    Cohen returns from the east.
    Cohen, Pincus
    May 20, 1887

    Mahoney to be found at clothing store.
    Cohen, Pincus.
    Mahoney, Ed.
    May 31, 1887

    Fred is tired of the Hills.
    Hanke, Fred.
    Cohen, Pincus.
    June 28, 1887

    Hanke and Cohn leave for Chicago.
    Hanke, Fred.
    Cohen, Pincus.
    July 7, 1887

    Henry Wertheimer arrives at Missour valley.
    Wertheimer, Henry.
    Cohen, Pincus.
    July 10, 1887

    Shamerson returns from purchasing trip.
    Shamerson, Joe
    Cohen
    Sept. 21, 1887

    Mrs. Fink arrives from Russia.
    Fink, Wolff.
    Fink, Anna.
    Sept. 22, 1887

    Tex cries when speaking of reunion.
    Fink, Anna.
    Fink, Wolff.
    Sept. 23, 1887

    Fink and wife enter upon domestic life.
    Fink, Wolff.
    Fink, Anna.
    Sept. 28, 1887

    Cohen daughter born.
    Cohen, L., Louis
    Oct. 11, 1887

    In memoriam of Peter G. Friedland.
    Friedland, Peter G.
    I.O.O.F.
    Hopkins, G. B.
    Geddes, James.
    Cohen, L., Louis
    Dec. 7, 1887

    Committees for Odd Fellows’ ball.
    I.O.O.F.
    Cohen, Pincus.
    Smith, A. G.
    Campbell, M. C.
    Enos, C. H.
    Roberts, E. F.
    Voigt, Mino.
    Spargo, John A.
    May, Ernest.
    Monnahan, Thomas.
    Balentyne, Alexander.
    Johnson, Charles S.
    Huntley, E. D.
    Thomas, John.
    Mochon, A. J.
    Roberts, A. G.
    Dec. 10, 1887

    Moved into new store room.
    Cohen, Gumbiner and Company.
    Dec. 13, 1887

    Cohen to winter in Chicago.
    Cohen, Pincus
    Dec. 25, 1887

    Sudden death of Colman child.
    Colman, Rosa.
    Colman, Nathan.
    Colman, Nathan Mrs.
    Hebrew cemetery at Mt Moriah
    Dec. 28, 1887

    Chamberson back from purchasing trip.
    Chamberson, Joseph.
    Cohen and Company.
    March 14, 1888

    Fink to open cigar, tobacco and confection.
    Fink, Abe.
    Fink, Wolff.
    May 5, 1888

    Cohen moves into new building.
    Subject Cohen, I., Issac
    June 9, 1888

    Frank infant dies.
    Frank, M., Moses
    Frank, M. Mrs.
    Hebrew cemetery.
    July 7, 1888

    Fink son born.
    Fink, Wolff.
    Fink, Wolff Mrs.
    July 14, 1888

    Polish Jews suffering.
    Jewish.
    Pope, Richard R.
    Nov. 6, 1888

    Jacobs opens sample room.
    Jacobs, A.
    Cohen, I.
    June 4, 1891

    Crainston in new tailor shop.
    Crainston, I. J., Isaac J.
    Posner, Charles.
    Sept. 12, 1891

    Silver’s father-in-law dies.
    Silver, Oscar.
    Lowenthal,
    Sept. 13, 1891

    Coleman surprised by Hebrew congregation.
    Colman, Nathan Judge
    Jewish.
    Goldberg, Jacob.
    Halle, Nathan.
    Dec. 1, 1891

    Female cashier and bookkeeper.
    Bloom, Sol.
    Jan. 23, 1892

    Chamison son circumcised.
    Poznansky, Felix.
    Chamison, Joe.
    Chamison, Joe Mrs.
    Feb. 9, 1892

    Fink son wanders off.
    Fink, Louis.
    Fink, Wolff.
    Fink, Wolff Mrs.
    March 26, 1892

    Lien filed against Big Missouri.
    May, Ernest.
    Big Missouri Mining Company.
    Lowenthal, M., Max
    Hennessey, M.
    Allinson, W. S.
    Jan. 5, 1894

    Franklin’s silver wedding.
    Franklin, Harris.
    Franklin, Harris Mrs.
    Wells, N. W.
    Franklin, Nathan E.
    Franklin, Nathan E. Mrs.
    Spencer, L. C.
    Oppenheimer, B.
    Bullock, Seth.
    McKenzie, Alex.
    Silver, Oscar.
    Jacobs, M.
    Fuller, E. M.
    Reuben, Maud.
    Schiller, J. A.
    Holzman, D.
    Nieman, Henry W.
    Blotcky, Joseph.
    Daniels, S.
    Bennett, S.
    Bloom, H. T.
    Weiner, Esther.
    Evans, Fredrick T.
    Halle, Jette.
    Blotcky, Jennie.
    Young, H. B.
    Phillips, Kirk G.
    Ayres, George G.
    Wardman, H. B.
    Frawley, Henry Mrs.
    Frawley, James.
    Lyon and Bamberger.
    Seebick, A. F.
    Whealen, W. H.
    Ickes, W. A.
    Dague, Byron P.
    Higby, Anson.
    Washabaugh, Frank J.
    Harmon, F. A.
    McPherson, Donald A.
    Treber, John.
    Adams, William E.
    McLaughlin, William L.
    Plowman, Adoniram J.
    Carpenter, Franklin R.
    Remer, William A.
    Falconer, William.
    Selbie, William.
    Hunter, John.
    Torrence, W. W.
    Halle, Nathan.
    Zoeckler, Matilda.
    Hoffman, Miss.
    Heckart, W. S. Mrs.
    Dawson, Andrew R. Z.
    Simon, S. Mrs.
    Roger, Morris.
    McLafresh, F. M. Mrs.
    Rewman, Paul.
    Keller, Frank Mrs.
    Stern, M.
    Lowe, W. E.
    Hattenbach, Aaron.
    Russell, M. R.
    Liberman, Henry.
    Cohen, P.
    Anderson, H.
    Simons, L. F.
    Frederichs, Maggie.
    Levich, L. S.
    Blackstone, Richard.
    Coe, A. W.
    Musselman, John.
    Lardner, William.
    Warner, Porter.
    Koenigsberger, S.
    Warner, Will S.
    Gaston, M. J.
    Paddock, J. A. Mrs.
    VanCise, Edwin P. Mrs.
    Shotwell, J. T. Mrs.
    Taylor, T. L.
    Willouth, A. Mrs.
    Letz, Mrs.
    Shannon, Esther.
    Lyon, Mose H.
    Herrmann, John.
    Brelsford, J. M.
    Karp, Otto.
    Falconer, Will.
    Evans, John.
    Jan. 3, 1895


    Deadwood's Hebrew Pioneers

    • Nathan Colman, Justice of Peace South Deadwood
      Lai Rabbi and Sherman Street Grocer


    Remembrance from Colman Family Descendants

    Nathan Colman Tallit and Gold Headed Cane
    Deadwood South Dakota

    Nathan Colman and Daughters Anne and Blanche

    Nathan Colman Tallit and Gold Headed Cane

    Using this Tallit (Prayer Shawl) Nathan Colman served as a Lay Rabbi and Justice of the Peace performing Marriage and High Holiday Ceremonies in Town, as well as traveling many miles to provide religious services in isolated Jewish communities on the rural great plains. In 1879 Colman officiated at the first Hebrew Wedding in the Black Hills. The gold at the Head of the Cane came from a Mine in the Black Hills of South Dakota. The Hebrew Congregation of Deadwood in appreciation presented it to Nathan Colman in1891 for his many years of service to the Jewish Community.

    Nathan Colman was the Son of Gumbert Kugelman (Colman) and Betti Hattenbach a Sister of Moses Hattenbach.

    Coleman, N. ad for "Good girl" general housework
    Coleman, N.
    Colman, N.
    Nov 06 1877

    Appointed Post Master of Beaver City, Germania
    Coleman, Nathan
    Colman, Nathan
    Apr 02 1878

    Birth of daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Coleman
    Coleman, Nathan
    Colman, Nathan
    Apr 12 1878

    Sherman St grocer, lost a child to Diphtheria
    Coleman, N.
    Colman, N.
    Oct 22 1878

    Officers elected to Hebrew Benevolent Society
    Coleman, N.
    Apr 16 1879

    Elected Justice of the Peace, South Deadwood
    Coleman, N.
    Colman, N.
    May 25 1879

    Has fitted up an office in rear of McKinnis saloon
    Coleman, N.
    Colman, N.
    Jun 07 1879

    Contributors to the Fourth of July celebration.
    Colman, Nathan
    June 12 1879

    Justice of the Peace, S. Ddwd, titles a specialty
    Coleman, Nathan
    Jun 24 1879

    Judge to hear case of "lady" spanking a gentleman
    Coleman, Nathan
    Jul 16 1879

    Judge dismissed charges against Judge Alden
    Coleman, Nathan
    Jul 17 1879

    Judge fined Mrs Brown for maintaining a nuisance
    Colman,
    Jul 22 1879

    Justice bound Mrs Reed over to the grand jury
    Coleman, Nathan
    Jul 24 1879

    Can one Justice overrule another on the same case?
    Coleman, Nathan
    Aug 05 1879

    Judge ready for Erb case but Madame was non est
    Coleman, Nathan
    Aug 13 1879

    Judge attacked by man who didn’t like his decision
    Coleman, Nathan
    Aug 29 1879

    Contribution made to our fire fund
    Colman, Nathan
    Sep 16 1879

    Birth, twelve pound boy at Justice Colman’s
    Colman,
    Sep 20 1879

    Judge dismissed Ulmers warrant for husbands arrest
    Colman,
    Sep 20 1879

    Holzmans received most elegant bridal gifts ever
    Colman, Mr and Mrs
    Nov 04 1879

    Losses by the big Deadwood fire of September 1879
    Colman, N.
    Nov 04 1879

    Defeated as justice of peace in South Deadwood
    Coleman, Nathan
    Nov 05 1879

    Judge proposes to hold office until Jan 1 at least
    Coleman, Nathan
    Nov 16 1879

    Judge Moody made decision in favor of Colman
    Colman,
    Dec 03 1879

    Moody made decision for Colman as Justice of Peace
    Hall,
    Dec 03 1879

    Judge did not appreciate black mans comment in court
    Coleman, Nathan
    Jan 13 1880

    Judge said the matter was beyond his jurisdiction
    Colman, Nathan
    Jan 15 1880

    Law a mockery and justice a farce
    Colman, Nathan
    Jan 15 1880

    Baby in cigar box at Judge Colmans office
    Colman, Nathan
    Jan 20 1880

    Fined Happy George $25 and costs, plus 30 days
    Colman, Nathan
    Jan 21 1880

    Justices getting so they won’t stand foolishness
    Coleman, Nathan
    Jan 27 1880

    Judge attempting to adopt laws to stop holdups
    Coleman, Nathan
    Feb 10 1880

    Judge Colman to have shoe repair shop in addition to law practice
    Colman, Nathan
    Feb 20 1880

    Many a dollar levied for school purposes in court
    Colman,
    Mar 10 1880

    Judge advised boys that no fights are free fights
    Coleman, Nathan
    Mar 11 1880

    Judge made $.50 for acknowledging a deed
    Colman, Nathan
    Apr 23 1880

    Judge is having severe time with sickness in family
    Colman, Nathan
    May 07 1880

    Moved his office into his new building on Sherman
    Colman, Nathan
    Jun 13 1880

    Republican Club organized in South Deadwood
    Coleman, Nathan
    Sep 02 1880

    Judge issued warrant for arrest of colleague, Judge Clark
    Colman, Nathan
    Sep 14 1880

    Two cases against him in Judge Colman’s court
    Campbell, R.D.
    Sep 14 1880

    Judge in running for office of probate judge
    Colman, Nathan
    Sep 17 1880

    Judge Colman took it easy on Judge Clark’s charge
    Colman, Nathan
    Sep 18 1880

    Marriage, to Barbara Cottrell, at Judge Colmans office
    Cottrell, P.E.
    Cottrell, Barbara
    Sep 21 1880

    Candidate for office of probate judge
    Colman, Nathan
    Sep 22 1880

    Musicians from South Deadwood organize a brass band
    Colman, Nathan
    Sep 29 1880

    Citizens of South Deadwood well satisfied with Judge
    Colman, Nathan
    Oct 30 1880

    Coronet playing made dogs howl and Whitaker get gun
    Coleman, Nathan
    Oct 15 1880

    Life-long republican and a rustler, present incumbent
    Colman, Nathan
    Oct 21 1880

    More hideous noise than Colman on silver cornet
    Colman, Nathan
    Nov 04 1880

    Colman determining the equities of colored saloon
    African American.
    Nov 12 1880

    Has opened saloon since laying off judicial ermine
    Colman, Nathan
    Jan 20 1881

    Inquires of Colman’s fitness as attorney
    Corson, Dighton
    Jan 26 1881

    Committee inquires Colmans fitness as attorney
    Dixon,
    Jan 26 1881

    Man gave Sutherlands watch to bar owner for drinks
    Colman, Nathan
    Feb 11 1881

    Gave money for July 4th celebration
    Colman, Nathan
    May 28 1881

    To perform at St. John’s benefit concert
    Colman,
    May 31 1881

    Elected secretary of fire department
    Colman, Nathan
    Jun 15 1881

    Judges tunnel is 1 of the most valuable properties
    Colman, Nathan
    Jun 16 1881

    Judge intends to re-open his billiard hall/saloon
    Colman, Nathan
    Jun 17 1881

    On committee of arrangements, July 4 grand ball
    Colman, Nathan
    Jun 24 1881

    Shareholder in S Deadwood Carbonate Mining Co
    Colman, Nathan
    Aug 03 1881

    A fine garden for sale, ad
    Colman, Nathan
    Sep 01 1881

    Will ride in car of state representing New Mexico
    Colman, Anna
    Jul 02 1882

    Most remarkable curiosity shop on Sherman Street
    Colman, Nathan
    Jul 23 1882

    German citizens giving a picnic at Nelson Park
    Colman, N.
    Sep 13 1882

    Had gun pawned with him, didn’t know it was stolen
    Coleman, Nathan
    Feb 20 1883

    Informs Times he did not "pawn" gun, left at store
    Colman, Nathan
    Feb 21 1883

    Citizens want Steele to run for mayor, sign petition
    Coleman, Nathan
    Apr 11 1883

    Death, perished in flood with Chandler family
    Halhuten, Gustof
    May 20 1883

    Hired man that disappeared in flood, not found
    Halhuten, Gustaf
    May 26 1883

    Body found in drift pile behind Rhodes’ warehouse
    Halhusen, Gustaf
    Deadwood Big Flood of 1883
    May 27 1883

    Raised sufficeient funds for Halhusens funeral
    Colman, Nathan
    May 29 1883

    Colman and Borchers raised funds for decent burial
    Halhusen, Gustaf
    May 29 1883

    Pall bearer for Gustaf Halhusen
    Colman, Nathan
    May 30 1883

    Contributions for construction of Deadwood St bridge
    Colman, Nathan
    Jun 03 1883

    Wooden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Treber
    Colman, N.
    Jun 12 1883

    Friends presents to help Zoeckler celebrate birthday
    Colman,
    Jun 21 1883

    Colman bought out bakery, has full line of goodies
    Berlin Bakery
    Jun 30 1883

    Colman opens out Main St branch of Berlin Bakery
    Berlin Bakery
    Colman, Nathan
    Aug 25 1883

    Fresh bread can be had of Fritz 3 times a day
    Berlin Bakery
    Sep 04 1883

    From now on, will be run all night, every night
    Berlin Bakery
    Sep 05 1883

    Staying with Borchers, drinking a lot, delusional
    Colman, Nathan
    Sep 18 1883

    Nathan Coleman received a reappointment as notary public
    from Governor Ordway yesterday. He is again ready for business.
    Coleman, Nathan.
    Ordway.
    March 27, 1884

    Nathan Colman has gone to work on his claim on Hebrew hill.
    Colman, Nathan.
    Hebrew Hill.
    April 4, 1884

    Additional newspaper articles on Nathan Colman may be viewed here.

    • Jacob Goldberg Big Horn Store
      Ranch Butter, Swiss Cheese, Herrings and Pickles


    Goldberg, D. and J. own clothing store
    Goldberg, Jacob
    Sep 09 1876

    Goldberg and Goldman arrived back in Deadwood
    Goldberg and Goldman
    Dec 09 1876

    Goldberg, J. asked Gen. Dawson to run for office
    Goldberg, Jacob
    May 08 1877

    Goldberg, Ralph and Jacob Webster dissolve partnership
    Goldberg, Ralph J.
    Webster, Jacob
    May 17 1877

    Big Horn Store, Matthieson and Goldberg
    Big Horn Store
    May 26 1877

    Custer House, almost has fire, Mr. Goldberg put out
    Custer House
    Jun 01 1877

    Mathiaesson and Goldberg want money from ES Stien
    Mathiaesson,
    Sep 24 1877

    Can save you money on winter groceries
    Goldberg,
    Dec 02 1877

    Got in mammoth stock before advance in freight fee
    Big Horn Store
    Dec 02 1877

    Belle of Moorehead, flour in stock
    Big Horn Store
    Jan 03 1878

    Received large stock of goods yesterday, N.W.S.and T
    Goldberg,
    Jan 14 1878

    Big Horn Store proprietor, lottery for kittens
    Goldberg,
    Apr 04 1878

    Closing Out, retiring from business
    Big Horn Store
    May 13 1878

    Recovered from calamity during the big rains
    Big Horn Store
    May 16 1878

    Give donation for 4th of July celebration
    Goldberg,
    Jun 16 1878

    Big Horn Store, Closing Out, Matthiessen and Goldberg
    Big Horn Store
    Jul 02 1878

    Matthiesson went east for winters’ supply of goods
    Big Horn Store
    Sep 17 1878

    Hattenbach in charge of Big Horn store while Goldberg gone
    Goldberg,
    Sep 15 1882

    Goldberg goes to Bear Gulch for a dance Saturday
    Big Horn Store
    Oct 14 1878

    New hams and bacon, butter, buckwheat flour
    Big Horn Store
    Dec 02 1878

    Businesses wanting night watchmen for fire protect
    Matthiessen and Goldberg.
    Dec 07 1878

    A slight blaze about 10:00 on the roof of Big Horn, chimney fire put itself out
    Big Horn Store
    Dec 18 1878

    Petition signed for opening thoroughfare of Main S
    Goldberg and Matthiessen
    Dec 22 1878

    Groceries and provisions, ad
    Big Horn Store
    Jan 02 1879

    Finest lot of dairy butter we have seen at store
    Big Horn Store
    Jan 15 1879

    Fresh ranch butter at the Big Horn Store, ad
    Big Horn Store
    Feb 01 1879

    Groceries and provisions, Matthiessen and Goldberg, ad
    Big Horn Store
    Apr 01 1879

    Immense Swiss cheese, size of circular saw, received
    Big Horn Store
    Apr 26 1879

    Phillip Best and Co’s Milwaukee beer at store, ad
    Big Horn Store
    May 01 1879

    To collect funds for Fourth celebration on Main St
    Goldberg, J.
    Jun 10 1879

    Chairman of the committee on procession for Fourth
    Goldberg, J.
    Jun 13 1879

    Sub-committee on music for Fourth of July
    Goldberg, J.
    Jun 15 1879

    2,000 pounds each of choice and cooking butter, ad
    Big Horn Store
    Jul 01 1879

    Erection of a block of brick upon present site
    Big Horn Store
    Jul 19 1879

    Going up in its new location, near Anthony’s store
    Big Horn Store
    Aug 24 1879

    Fresh ranch butter at the Big Horn Store, ad
    Big Horn Store
    Oct 01 1879

    Holzman’s received most elegant bridal gifts ever
    Goldberg, J.
    Nov 04 1879

    New invention, in way of butter dishes, at store
    Big Horn Store
    Nov 16 1879

    DeSmet carriage driver erected neat post with ring
    Big Horn Store
    Nov 25 1879

    Matthiessen and Goldberg, groceries and provisions, ad
    Big Horn Store
    Dec 02 1879

    Counterfeit quarters are in circulation in city
    Big Horn Store
    Feb 05 1880

    Brainard’s opinions on visit to Deadwood
    Big Horn Store
    Jun 03 1880

    Neat as a pin, thoroughly painted and varnished
    Big Horn Store
    Sep 30 1880

    Groceries and provisions, ad
    Big Horn Store
    Oct 01 1880

    Load of 175 degree fire test kerosene oil in, ad
    Big Horn Store
    Oct 01 1880

    Do things in big way, wagon load of Key West cigar
    Big Horn Store
    Dec 01 1880

    Has eggs and full stock of groceries, ad
    Big Horn Store
    Jan 01 1881

    Fresh butter, ad
    Big Horn Store
    Feb 01 1881

    Large invoice of goods from Dickenson’s mule train
    Big Horn Store
    Mar 11 1881

    Stewart Brothers celebrated hams and bacon, ad
    Big Horn Store
    Apr 01 1881

    Deadwood business waiting to receive telephone
    Big Horn Store
    Apr 03 1881

    Signed letter asking Corson to run for mayor
    Goldberg, J.
    May 05 1881

    Ranch butter and eggs, ad
    Big Horn Store
    Jun 01 1881

    Master of finances, Knight of Pythias, Marco Bozzaris Lodge 3
    Goldberg, J.
    Jun 28 1881

    Letter to Judge Kohler
    Goldberg, J.
    Jul 01 1881

    Five thousand pounds of butter, choice pickles, ad
    Big Horn Store
    Aug 01 1881

    Receiving large assortment of goods from states
    Big Horn Store
    Oct 06 1881

    Has limberger and swiss cheese, ad
    Big Horn Store
    Nov 01 1881

    Donated money to help Jews
    Goldberg, J.
    Nov 29 1881

    Has new buckwheat flour, ad
    Big Horn Store
    Dec 01 1881

    Is branching out, received lot of foreign goods
    Big Horn Store
    Dec 12 1881

    Coal oil stolen during fire alarm confusion
    Big Horn Store
    Feb 18 1882

    Those invited to Gaston’s bachelor birthday bash
    Goldberg, J.
    Jul 27 1882

    German citizens giving a picnic at Nelson Park
    Goldberg, J.
    Sep 13 1882

    Went east to purchase stock of goods, gone 2 weeks
    Goldberg, J.
    Sep 15 1882

    Secret Societies, Knights of Pythias
    Goldberg, J.
    Oct 01 1882

    Tucker accepted position as salesman with Goldberg
    Goldberg, J.
    Dec 02 1882

    Installation of officers of Marco Bozzaris Lodge 3
    Goldberg, J.
    Jan 06 1883

    Tucker severed connection with Goldberg, now with Miller
    Goldberg, J.
    Jan 23 1883

    Opposed to division of Lawrence Co, merchant
    Goldberg, J.
    Feb 10 1883

    Acted as floor manager for Library Association ball
    Goldberg,
    Feb 24 1883

    Genuine sugar house syrup and Vermont maple, ad
    Goldberg,
    May 01 1883

    Contributions for construction of Ddwd St bridge
    Goldberg, J.
    Jun 03 1883

    Friends presents to help Zoeckler celebrate birthday
    Goldberg,
    Jun 21 1883

    Endowment Rank of Knights of Pythias elect officer
    Goldberg, J.
    Jun 23 1883

    Repapering and otherwise improving Big Horn Store
    Big Horn Store
    Jul 07 1883

    Gunpowder, English, basket and pan-fired teas, ad
    Goldberg, J.
    Aug 01 1883

    Frank Siddell’s soap at the Big Horn Store, ad
    Big Horn Store
    Sep 01 1883

    Donated sugar and coffee for raffle at Catholic Fair
    Goldberg,
    Sep 16 1883

    Guests at banquet given by William Brennicke.
    Miller.
    Kiemer.
    Rebsamen.
    Goldberg.
    Herrman.
    Mous.
    Treber.
    Mulhizen.
    Baxter.
    Frank.
    Mullally.
    Bischoff.
    Gaffey.
    Randolph.
    February 3, 1884

    First assessment of the Black Hills Oil Company was levied by the board of directors, of one-half of one cent per share of stock, payable immediately, as per assessment notice published in another column. The secretary, J. Goldberg, requests as to announce that all persons interested in the company who have not received their certificates of stock, should call on him at his place of business, Big Horn store, Deadwood, after Tuesday next, March 4th, and he will issue to them.
    Goldberg, J.
    Black Hills Oil Company.
    Big Horn Store.
    March 2, 1884

    Pickles for sale.
    Goldberg, J.
    July 1, 1884

    Dissolution of Herrmann, Treber and Goldberg.
    Herrmann, John.
    Treber, John.
    Goldberg, J.
    Sept. 9, 1884

    Fresh ranch butter.
    Big Horn Store.
    Oct. 3, 1884

    Goldberg fitting up floor over Big Horn store.
    Goldberg, Jacob.
    Big Horn Store.
    Nov. 1, 1884

    Black Hills Oil elects officers.
    Black Hills Oil Company.
    McLaughlin, Daniel.
    Goldberg, J.
    Fox, Alvin.
    Pettigrew, C. W.
    McPherson, Donald A.
    Knight, Andrew J.
    March 12, 1885

    Herrings and pickles at Goldberg’s.
    Goldberg, J.
    June 10, 1885

    First grand exposition.
    Black Hills Fair.
    Baer, Ben.
    Bullock, Seth.
    Rewman, Paul.
    Wilson, John R.
    Allen, John W.
    First National Bank.
    Sutherland, J. J.
    Goldberg, J.
    Treber, John.
    Ayres, George V.
    Sturgis, Samuel D.
    Shurts, John C.
    McPherson, Donald A.
    Hamilton, Frank W.
    July 17, 1885

    New York state cheese.
    Goldberg, J.
    May 2, 1886

    Free with a pound of baking powder.
    Goldberg, J.
    May 15, 1886

    J. Goldberg Jr. born.
    Goldberg, J.
    Goldberg, J. Jr.
    May 24, 1887

    Our business houses.
    Damon, J. Harry.
    Treber, John.
    Herrmann, John.
    Keystone Hotel.
    Keith, J. G.
    Merchants Hotel.
    Wentworth Hotel.
    Baggaley, John.
    Zoeckler Brothers.
    Zoeckler, William.
    Zoeckler, Peter.
    Zoeckler, Henry.
    White, Thomas H.
    Young, H. B.
    Cuthbertson, Edward.
    Gaston, John A.
    Shankland, Charley.
    Denver Market.
    Sasse, Charles.
    Fay, Gilbert M.
    Wright and Fay.
    Geddes, James.
    Dakota Livery.
    Merchants National Bank.
    Big Horn Store.
    Goldberg, Jacob.
    Matthiessen, N. C.
    Jan. 1, 1891

    • M. J. Wertheimer, Dry and Fancy Goods
      opposite Grand Central Hotel


    Wertheimer, M.J. to open dry goods store
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Jun 27 1877

    Wertheimer, Louis in Deadwood
    Wertheimer, Louis
    Jun 30 1877

    Wertheimer, M.J. building new store, next to Senate Saloon
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Nov 21 1877

    Werthheimer moves store to Main
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Dec 26 1877

    Notice of removal to new and elegant store
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Jan 02 1878

    Dry and Fancy Goods, opposite Grand Central Hotel, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Feb 01 1878

    Actress Miss Augusta Chambers to be given benefit
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Feb 01 1878

    His brother in bed with attack of typhoid fever
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Mar 01 1878

    Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Oil Cloths, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Mar 07 1878

    Variety of sun umbrellas and parasols very cheap, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    May 22 1878

    Greatly reduced the price of our suits
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Jun 01 1878

    Donations to pay for the fire engine en route
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Jun 03 1878

    Dry goods, Furnishing Goods, Etc, Etc, Etc, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Jul 01 1878

    M.J. Wertheimer and Co. Women’s clothing, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Aug 21 1878

    Will have a sale on entire stock
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Sep 01 1878

    Wholesale and retail dealer in dry goods, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Sep 02 1878

    Citizens give donations to yellow fever sufferers
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Sep 10 1878

    Masons to take contributions for Yellow fever victims
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Sep 13 1878

    Grand Charity Ball for Yellow Fever Sufferers
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Sep 14 1878

    Immense iron doors for new fire proof warehouse
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Sep 18 1878

    Dress Shop, Main Street, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Oct 01 1878

    The Club Dance last evening
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Nov 23 1878

    Dry goods, suits, cloaks, carpets, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Dec 02 1878

    Businessmen signing petition for 2 night watchmen
    for fire protection
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Dec 07 1878

    Reduction of 25 per cent on our entire stock, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Feb 01 1879

    Has been east purchasing his spring stock of goods
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Mar 18 1879

    Has two Paris originals in his store window
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Mar 26 1879

    Receive daily additions to immense stock, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Apr 01 1879

    To keep buyers in Eastern markets for latest fashion
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Apr 24 1879

    Latest styles in sun-shades and parasols, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    May 01 1879

    Contributors to the Fourth of July celebration.
    Wertheimer, M. J.
    June 12 1879

    Our hosiery stock is complete with latest styles
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Jul 01 1879

    Went out yesterday on his annual purchasing tour
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Jul 17 1879

    Dry goods, suits, cloaks, carpets, etc., ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Jan 02 1879

    Hosiery stock complete with latest styles, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Aug 01 1879

    Dry goods merchant to arrive home from east today
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Sep 05 1879

    Made donation to the fire department to buy hose
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Sep 11 1879

    Closing business for Atonement Day, the 26th
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Sep 26 1879

    Losses in the big fire of September 27th $40,000.
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Sep 27 1879

    Public invited to our grand opening, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Oct 01 1879

    Holzman’s received most elegant bridal gifts ever
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Nov 04 1879

    Moved stock of goods into new brick bldg yesterday
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Nov 08 1879

    Reopening of old and well-known dry goods house, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Dec 02 1879

    Ladies will find something to their interest in ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Dec 12 1879

    Furs of all kinds for ladies and children, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Jan 01 1880

    Goes out on an eastern purchasing tour, gone for 30 days
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Jan 27 1880

    An endless variety of fancy goods, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Feb 01 1880

    Front of store being dressed up with iron shutters
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Feb 07 1880

    Silks, cashmeres, French novelties, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Mar 02 1880

    Purchased more extensively this time than before
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Mar 09 1880

    Plank crossing being laid down next to store
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Mar 30 1880

    Full and complete assortment of ladies muslin underwear
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    May 16 1880

    Many novelties at greatly reduced prices, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Jun 01 1880

    An endless variety of jewelry, ribbon, corsets, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Jul 01 1880

    Ready made underwear to be closed out at cost, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Aug 01 1880

    Grand opportunity of season, special bargains, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Sep 01 1880

    Returned from protracted purchasing tour in east
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Sep 15 1880

    Fine display of fancy articles artistically arranged
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Sep 24 1880

    Ladies’ underwear at reduced prices, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Oct 01 1880

    All shades of colored silks, cashmeres, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Nov 02 1880

    Silks, cashmeres and velvets at greatly reduced prices
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Dec 01 1880

    Fall silks and dress goods, broquet and striped velvet
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Dec 01 1880

    Large stock of goods for the holidays, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Jan 01 1881

    $25 donation to Homestake Hose Company
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Jan 27 1881

    Leaves Deadwood for Chicago via Sidney coach
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Feb 20 1881

    Paid $1,423.05 for damage to building in fire
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Mar 02 1881

    Selling dry goods damaged by water, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Apr 01 1881

    Donated money to July 4th celebration
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    May 27 1881

    Black and colored dress silk, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Jun 01 1881

    Burnished up his store room with calcimine
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Jul 19 1881

    Dress goods, Grenadine and Bunting, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Sep 01 1881

    Has been east selecting fall and winter stock
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Sep 13 1881

    Received bulk of dry goods brought in by ox train
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Sep 30 1881

    Store closed in mourning for wife of parter Marks
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Oct 18 1881

    Fur-lines garments, attractive goods, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Nov 01 1881

    Donated money to help Jews
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Nov 29 1881

    Goods, table linens, towels, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Dec 01 1881

    Out old styles, welcome the new!, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Jan 03 1882

    Leaves Deadwood to lay in a stock of goods
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Jan 18 1882

    Stock of ladies’ muslin underwear reduced, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Mar 01 1882

    Spring and summer wraps, latest styles, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    May 02 1882

    Laces and embroideries at very low prices, ad
    Wertheimers
    Jul 01 1882

    Leaves this morning for purchasing trip in the east
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Aug 01 1882

    Registered at Sherman House, Chicago, on 6th
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Aug 10 1882

    Ladies may soon look for latest novelties at store
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Sep 06 1882

    Selling out at cost, for cash only, closing out
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Oct 15 1882

    Store and store fixtures for sale, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Nov 01 1882

    Positively closing out, no humbugging game, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Jan 03 1883

    Copartnership of Werthheimer and Co dissolved
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Jan 28 1883

    Special sale, entire stock of ladies corsets, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Feb 01 1883

    Opposed to division of Lawrence Co, merchant
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Feb 10 1883

    Special sale, ladies’ underwear, call early, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Mar 01 1883

    Entire stock of ladies’ underwear closed out, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Apr 01 1883

    Won complete bed-chamber outfit in raffle, threw 43
    Wertheimer, Louis
    Apr 21 1883

    Special sale of ladies underwear and corsets, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    May 01 1883

    Statement of losses by Deadwood citizens from flood
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    May 20 1883

    Mule train came in loaded with goods for merchants
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    May 31 1883

    Large engraving of Brooklyn Bridge on window
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Jun 01 1883

    Goods damaged during flood, secure bargains, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Jun 01 1883

    Contributions for construction of Deadwood St bridge
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Jun 03 1883

    Sermon, the text, closing out summer stock, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Jul 01 1883

    Purchased lot at Sturgis, opening branch store
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Jul 13 1883

    Stock full and complete in every department, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Aug 01 1883

    Took 1st choice in raffle of Mrs Woolley’s picture
    Wertheimer, Loui
    Aug 12 1883

    Close out entire summer stock at actual cost, ad
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Sep 01 1883

    Donated silk handkerchief to raffle, Catholic Fair
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Sep 16 1883

    Sturgis citizens and business men protest proceeding
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Sep 22 1883

    Citizens who have contributed to Deadwood Driving Park
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    Sep 26 1883

    Werthheimer’s. A very large assortment of ladies’ and children’s hosiery at low prices.
    Werthheimer’s.
    December 1, 1883

    Louis Werthheimer, is in charge of his brother’s store at Sturgis during the temporary absence of the Sturgis manager, who has gone to visit the old folks at home.
    Werthheimer, Louis.
    Sturgis.
    December 2, 1883

    It is no humbug but the greatest markdown sale ever.
    Wertheimer, M.J.
    January 1, 1884

    M.J. Werthheimer, the popular and successful dry goods merchant of this city, returned last evening from a purchasing trip through the eastern cities. Look out for bargains when his new goods arrive.
    Werthheimer, M.J.
    March 20, 1884

    Additional newspaper articles on M. J. Wertheimer may be viewed here.

    • Solomon Star Deadwood Messr, Postmaster and Mayor


    Sol Star has gone east for holidays will return with a wife 1880;
    however, he will remain a bachelor for his life.

    Sol Star suffered frequently from bouts of rheumaticism and nervous headaches.

    Sol Star was a member of The Royal Arch Masons.

    Sol Star was a member of The Bald Headed Club.

    Sol Star played polo.

    Sol Star died October 10, 1917 honored by Deadwood with an elaborate funeral.

    Sol Star was not laid to rest at Mt. Moriah as other Deadwood Pioneers, but was interred at Mt. Sinai Cemetery, Section 42, near St. Louis, Missouri.
    New Mt Sinai Cemetery, 8430 Gravois, St. Louis MO

    More information regarding Sol Star may be found here.

    Bual Brith instituted 1893
    Cowsn, Israel
    Colman, Nathan
    Goldberg, Jacob
    Stern, M.
    Cohen, Gus
    Minzer, L.
    Hattenbach, Joseph
    Blumenthal, Ben
    Hattenbach, Aaron
    Zoellner, Jonas
    Werthheimer, M. J.

    Hebrew Cemetery Association 1890
    Mt. Moriah Cemetery Sec 4 Lots 48 to 167

    Inscriptions Contributed by Maggie Rail, Oct 18, 2002

    Baer, Ben, d. 1896/02/24, age: 16m, bur. Sec 4, Lot 136, Baby, Ben Baer's Baby
    Baer, Infant, d. 1899/01/12, bur. Sec 4, Lot 136
    Baum, M., d. 1879/03/26, bur. Sec 4, Lot 112
    Bernard, Albert, d. 1884/05/10, age: 56y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 131
    Blumenthal, Ben (Mrs), d. 11/30/1927, age: 62y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 77
    Blumenthal, Benjamin, d. 4/6/1922, age: 73y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 76
    Blumenthal, Dorothy, d. 4/19/1962, age: 52y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 77
    Burstin, Bertha, d. 1/19/1916, age: 36y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 85
    Cohen, Alexander, d. 1883/07/07, bur. Sec 4, Lot 121, Child
    Cohen, Fannie (Mrs) B., d. 1883/07/15, bur. Sec 4, Lot 121
    Cohen, d. 1893/02/06, bur. Sec 4 *
    Cohn, Issiac, d. 1898/10/23, age: 66y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 114
    Colman, Amalia, b. 1852, d. Apr 01, 1939, age: 87y, Mother, bur. Sec 4, Lot 109, w/o Nathan Colman
    Colman, Bertha, b. Apr 1878, d. Oct 1878, age: 6m, bur. Nov 11, 1878, Sec 4, Lot 109, Baby
    Colman, Blanche, b. 1884, d. Sep 26, 1978, age: 94y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 107
    Colman, Gustav, b. 1879, d. Jan 09, 1891, age: 12y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 108
    Colman, Joseph, b. 1888, d. Jan 01, 1891, age: 3y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 108,
    Colman, Nathan, b. 1850, d. 6/7/1906, age: 56Y, Father, bur. Sec 4, Lot 108
    Colman, Rosa, b. 1882, d. Dec 26, 1887, age: 5Y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 109
    Colman, Theresa, b. 1891, d. Apr 30, 1972, age: 81y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 106
    Crainson, Charlotte, d. 7/16/1914, age: 49y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 69, w/o I. J. Crainson
    Crainson, Isaac J., d. 7/24/1930, age: 77y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 69
    Feenburg, Infant, d. 3/4/1903, bur. Sec 4, Lot 102, Baby
    Fink, Anna, b. Jun 15, 1858, d. May 25, 1924, age: 65y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 144, s/w & w/o Wolfe Fink
    Fink, Joseph, d. may 03, 1897, bur. Sec 4, Lot 144
    Fink, Wolfe, b. 1852, d. Nov 03, 1931, age: 80y, s/w Anna, bur. Sec 4, Lot 145
    Fishel, Adolph, d. 4/17/1940, age: 82y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 143
    Fishel, Erma, d. 1891/11/11, age: 2y10m, bur. Sec 4, Lot 143, Child
    Fishel, Lala, d. 5/20/1940, age: 72y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 142, w/o Adolph Fishel
    Fishel, Louis, d. 2/12/1941, bur. Sec 4, Lot 152
    Fishel, Max, d. 9/8/1907, age: 48y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 154
    Frank, Child, d. 1888/07/06, bur. Sec 4, Lot 117, Child, Moses Frank's Child
    Frank, Fannie, d. 1881/08/17, age: 7m, bur. Sec 4, Lot 117, Baby
    Franklin, Anna Steiner, b. Mar 27, 1849, d. Jan 10, 1902, age: 52y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 160, 1, 2, 3, w/o Harris
    Franklin, Child, d. 1888/09/03, bur. Sec 4, Lot 116, Child, Barney Franklin's Child
    Franklin, Harris, b. Mar 20, 1849, d. Apr 10, 1923, age: 72y, s/by Anna, (changed name from Finkelstein) bur. Sec 4, Lot 160, 1, 2, 3
    Franklin, Infant, d. 1889/05/07, bur. Sec 4, Lot 116, Baby, Barney Franklin's Baby
    Franklin, Nathan, d. 2/23/1903, age: 1d, bur. Sec 4, Lot 160, 1, 2, 3, Baby
    Goldbloom, David, d. 11/23/1908, age: 66y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 150
    Goldbloom, Hattie, d. 5/24/1903, age: 21y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 150
    Goldbloom, Jennie, d. 4/18/1956, age: 82y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 150
    Goldbloom, Rachel, d. 1899/04/16, age: 84y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 150, w/o David Goldbloom
    Gottstein, Infant, d. 1883/02/09, bur. Sec 4, Lot 119, Baby, Dora Gottstein's Baby
    Gottstein, Samuel H., d. 1885/05/25, age: 21y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 119
    Gutwillig, Alfred, d. 1/1/1905, age: 26y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 153
    Halstine, Abraham, d. 1880/12/12, bur. Sec 4, Lot 106
    Hattenbach, Baby, d. 1893/03/12, age: 16d, bur. Sec 4, Baby, Joseph Hattenbach's Baby
    Holstein, Child, d. 1878/10/14, bur. Sec 4, Lot 107, Child, Ben Holstein's Child
    Holzmam, Infant, d. 1883/01/21, age: 2m19d, bur. Sec 4, Lot 111, Baby, Elliot Holzmam's Baby
    Hutter, H., d. 1879/03/25, bur. Sec 4, Lot 113
    Hyman, Chas. H., b. 1852, d. Jan 10, 1914, age: 62y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 125
    Jacobs, Augusta, d. 1/1/1902, age: 69y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 134
    Jacobs, Bert, d. 1894/07/15, bur. Sec 4, Lot 72 & 73
    Jacobs, Dora, d. 9/14/1931, bur. Sec 4, Lot 75, w/o Simon Jacobs
    Jacobs, Jennie, d. 9/28/1948, bur. Sec 4, Lot 74, w/o Sidney Jacobs
    Jacobs, Louis D., d. 2/20/1903, age: 32y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 132
    Jacobs, Morris Fishel, d. 1897/11/26, age: 56y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 134
    Jacobs, Myer, d. 12/2/1900, age: 86y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 134
    Jacobs, Ruth, d. 1894/07/15, bur. Sec 4, Lot 72 & 73
    Jacobs, Sidney B., b. Rogona Germany, d. Nov 23, 1934, age: 65y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 74
    Jacobs, Simon, d. Jan 17, 1935, age: 83yr, bur. Sec 4, Lot 75
    Jacobs, Sylvia, d. 7/11/1944, bur. Sec 4, Lot 132
    Jacobson, Joseph, d. 12/11/1906, age: 44y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 155
    Kiemer, Elizabeth R., d. 9/25/1946, age: 80y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 85
    Kohen, Thomas (Mrs), d. 1880/01/16, bur. Sec 4, Lot 115
    Kohn, Child, d. 1889/08/25, bur. Sec 4, Lot 117, Child
    Kohn, Isaac, d. 1898/10/23, age: 66y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 114
    Kohorn, Infant, d. 1886/09/10, bur. Sec 4, Lot 115, Baby, Sidney Kohorn's Baby
    Kohorn, Sidney, d. 1886/02/07, bur. Sec 4, Lot 115
    Levinson, Sol, b. 1859, d. Sep 13, 1910, age: 51y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 102
    Livinson, Joseph J., d. 2/25/1934, age: 47y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 103
    Margolin, Hugh L. H., d. 11/6/1933, bur. Sec 4, Lot 79
    Margolin, Sam, d. 7/26/1957, age: 67y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 78
    Margolin, Sarah, d. 10/2/1959, age: 70y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 78, w/o Sam Margolin
    Nathan, Charles, b. Jul 12, 1888, d. Jan 24, 1981, age: 92y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 129
    Nathan, Leo, b. Oct 01, 1885, d. Oct 21, 1918, age: 33y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 130
    Rubin, Daughter, d. 1880/03/23, bur. Sec 4, Lot 113, Child, Ida L. Rubin's Daughter
    Schwarzwald, Gussie, d. 6/5/1942, age: 78y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 128, w/o Sam Schwarzwald
    Schwarzwald, Sam'l., b. Feb 16, 1851, d. Mar 20, 1927, age: 76y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 130
    Welf, Infant, d. 1880/09/19, bur. Sec 4, Lot 109, Baby, B. Welf's Baby
    Welf, Rosa, d. 1899/12/21, age: 56y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 152, w/o Ben Welf
    Wertheimer, Child, d. Sep 09, 1889, bur. Sec 4, Child, M. J. Wertheimer's Child
    Wertheimer, Jacob, d. Jan 26, 1886, age: 43y 7m 12d, bur. Sec 4, Lot 135
    Wilfing, Albert, d. 6/2/1905, age: 24y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 149
    Zoellner, Charles I., d. 7/17/1934, age: 86y, bur. Sec 4, Lot 87
    Zoellner, Clara, d. 5/12/1911, age: 52y, bur. Add, Sec 4, Lot 87

    Deadwood Residents with Surnames of a Jewish Nature
    Cohen, Levy, Israel
    Cohen
    Cohen and Chambers
    Cohen and Levy
    Cohen and Rosenthal
    Cohen and Son
    Cohen, A
    Cohen, A.G
    Cohen, A. S
    Cohen, Abe
    Cohen, Abraham
    Cohen and Company
    Cohen and Gumbiner
    Cohen, Benie
    Cohen, Dave
    Cohen, Ed
    Cohen, Fannie B
    Cohen, Fannie L
    Cohen, Gumbiner and Company
    Cohen Gumbiner and Company
    Cohen, Gus
    Cohen, Louis
    Cohen, M
    Cohen, Max
    Cohen, Miss
    Cohen, Miss T
    Cohen, Mrs
    Cohen, N
    Cohen, P
    Cohen, P., Mrs
    Cohen, Pincus
    Cohen, Pincus Mrs
    Cohen, Pineus
    Cohen, Pink
    Cohen, Pinkus
    Cohen, R
    Cohen, Robert
    Cohen, Rose
    Cohen, Ross
    Cohen, S
    Cohen, Samuel
    Cohen, Sol
    Cohn, A
    Cohn, A.M
    Cohn, Abe
    Cohn and Bumbiner
    Cohn, C
    Cohn, Charles M
    Cohn, David
    Cohn, E.L
    Cohn, Ed
    Cohn, Gus
    Cohn, Henry
    Cohn, Hyman
    Cohn, I
    Cohn, Isaac
    Cohn, Issac
    Cohn, J
    Cohn, James
    Cohn, Johanna
    Cohn, L
    Cohn, Leah
    Cohn, Louie
    Cohn, Morris
    Cohn, Mrs
    Cohn, P
    Cohn, Pinkus
    Cohn, Pinky
    Cohn, Rose
    Cohn, S
    Cohn, Sol
    Cone
    Cone, A. L
    Cone, G.W
    Cone, George
    Cone, George W
    Israel, Jonah
    Kahn, Dave
    Kahn, S. H
    Katz, Ed
    Katz, Eli
    Kohn
    Kohn and Company
    Kohn and Slavick
    Kohn, A
    Kohn, A. and Company
    Kohn, Antoine
    Kohn, Antone
    Kohn, E.L
    Kohn, E.S
    Kohn, Edward
    Kohn, Emil
    Kohn, Frank
    Kohn, Frank Mrs
    Kohn, George
    Kohn, H
    Kohn, J
    Kohn, J.J
    Kohn, J.S
    Kohn, James
    Kohn, John
    Kohn, Leshia
    Kohn, Lou
    Kohn, P
    Kohn, Peter
    Kohn, R
    Kohn, Ralph
    Kohn, S. H
    Kohn, Simon J
    Kohn, Sol
    Levi
    Levi, A.B
    Levi, A.R
    Levi, J
    Levi, Jacob
    Levi, Lepman
    Levi, Moses
    Levi, S
    Levin, F
    Levin, L
    Levin, Lars
    Levin, S.B
    Levine, A
    Levit, Nemsho
    Levy
    Levy, A. B
    Levy, A. M
    Levy, A. N
    Levy, Albert M
    Levy, C.C
    Levy, E. J. Mrs
    Levy, F.N
    Levy, Frankie, Mrs
    Levy, H
    Levy, H. M
    Levy, J
    Levy, J.D
    Levy, James
    Levy, Jim
    Levy, Julius
    Levy, Jullius
    Levy, L. C
    Levy, Lewis
    Levy, M
    Levy, M.N
    Levy, Maurice N
    Levy, Morris
    Levy, N
    Levy, S. D
    Levy, S. L
    Levy, Soloman
    Levy’s Hotel

    Deadwood Residents with the Most Common American Surname for Jews and Gentiles

    Miller
    Miller and Co
    Miller and Company
    Miller and Cronin
    Miller and Daugherty
    Miller and Dennee
    Miller and Doherty
    Miller and Dougherty
    Miller and Flynn
    Miller and Gill
    Miller and Hastie
    Miller andMcGinnis
    Miller andMcGinniss
    Miller andMcPherson
    Miller and Nuttall
    Miller and Plowman
    Miller and Silkinson
    Miller and Watson
    Miller and Wood
    Miller, A
    Miller, A.A
    Miller, A. B
    Miller, A.E
    Miller, A. E.Miss
    Miller, A.G
    Miller, A.H
    Miller, A.M
    Miller, A.O
    Miller, A.R
    Miller, A.S
    Miller, A.W
    Miller, Ada E
    Miller, Adolph
    Miller, Agnes
    Miller, Albert
    Miller, Albert W
    Miller, Alex
    Miller, Alexander
    Miller, Alice
    Miller, Alonzo
    Miller and Bothwell
    Miller and Dennee
    Miller andMcPherson
    Miller and Picknor
    Miller and Rice
    Miller and Russell
    Miller and Silkinson
    Miller, Andrew
    Miller, Andy
    Miller, Anna
    Miller, Anna Christina
    Miller, Annie
    Miller, Antone E
    Miller, Arthur
    Miller, Arthur J
    Miller, Artie
    Miller, Artis
    Miller, Augden G
    Miller, August
    Miller, B
    Miller, B.D
    Miller, B. G
    Miller, B. H.Mrs
    Miller, Barney
    Miller, Bell
    Miller, Bella
    Miller, Belle
    Miller, Ben
    Miller, Benjamin
    Miller, Bert
    Miller, Bertie
    Miller, Billy
    Miller block
    Miller, Bob
    Miller brothers
    Miller, Burt
    Miller, Burtie
    Miller, C
    Miller, C. A
    Miller, C.B.,Mrs
    Miller, C. D
    Miller, C. F
    Miller, C.H
    Miller, C. J
    Miller, C.L
    Miller, C.,Mrs
    Miller, C. R
    Miller, C.W
    Miller, C.W.,Mrs
    Miller, Carter and K
    Miller, Cassie A
    Miller, Cassio A
    Miller, Catherine
    Miller, Charles
    Miller, Charles A
    Miller, Charles H
    Miller, Charles W
    Miller, Charley
    Miller, Chas
    Miller, Chas,Mrs
    Miller, Chris
    Miller, Christ
    Miller, Christian
    Miller, Clay
    Miller, Crist
    Miller, Cyral
    Miller, D
    Miller, D.B
    Miller, D.C
    Miller, D.D
    Miller, D.E
    Miller, D.N
    Miller, D.P
    Miller, D.S
    Miller, D.S. and Co
    Miller, Dan
    Miller, Daniel
    Miller District
    Miller, Dr
    Miller, Dr.Mrs
    Miller, E
    Miller, E.B
    Miller, E.B.,Mrs
    Miller, E.C
    Miller, E. F
    Miller, E. L
    Miller, E.M
    Miller, E.,Mrs
    Miller, E.P
    Miller, E. P.Mrs
    Miller, E.S
    Miller, E.W
    Miller, E. W.Mrs
    Miller, Earnest
    Miller, Ed
    Miller, Ed B
    Miller, Eddie
    Miller, Edward
    Miller, Eli
    Miller, Eliel
    Miller, Eliet
    Miller, Ella
    Miller, Ellen
    Miller, Ema
    Miller, Emma
    Miller, Ernest
    Miller, Evelyn
    Miller, Ezra W
    Miller, F
    Miller, F. B
    Miller, F.B.,Mrs
    Miller, F.C
    Miller, F. H
    Miller, F.M
    Miller, Frank
    Miller, Fred
    Miller, Fred C
    Miller, Frederick
    Miller, G
    Miller, G. A
    Miller, G.F
    Miller, G.H
    Miller, G.Mrs
    Miller, G.T
    Miller, G. W
    Miller, George
    Miller, George A
    Miller, George B
    Miller, George E
    Miller, George F
    Miller, George G
    Miller, GeorgeMrs
    Miller, George W
    Miller, Georgie
    Miller, Gilbert
    Miller, Grace
    Miller, Grant
    Miller, Gus
    Miller, Gust
    Miller, Gustave
    Miller, H
    Miller, H. A
    Miller, H. E.Mrs
    Miller, H. H
    Miller, H.P
    Miller, Hannah
    Miller, Hans
    Miller, Harry
    Miller, HattieM
    Miller, Helen E
    Miller, Henry
    Miller, Hettie
    Miller, Howard
    Miller, I
    Miller, I. B
    Miller, I.C
    Miller, I. H
    Miller, I. N
    Miller, I. Z
    Miller, Ida E
    Miller, IrvineMrs
    Miller, Irwin
    Miller, Iver
    Miller, Ivers
    Miller, J
    Miller, J.A
    Miller, J. B.Mrs
    Miller, J.C
    Miller, J. C.Mrs
    Miller, J. D
    Miller, J. E
    Miller, J.G
    Miller, J.G. and Co
    Miller, J. G. Jr
    Miller, J.H
    Miller, J. J
    Miller, J.K.P
    Miller, J.Mrs
    Miller, J. P. and Company
    Miller, J.S
    Miller, J. T
    Miller, J.W
    Miller, J. W.Mrs
    Miller, Jacob
    Miller, James
    Miller, James A
    Miller, James H
    Miller, James K
    Miller, James K. P
    Miller, James K. P.Mrs
    Miller, JamesMrs
    Miller, Jay D
    Miller, Joaquin
    Miller, Joe
    Miller, John
    Miller, John C
    Miller, John Edwin
    Miller, John G
    Miller, John H
    Miller, John S
    Miller, Johnny
    Miller, Jos.,Mrs
    Miller, Joseph
    Miller, Joseph L
    Miller, JosephMrs
    Miller, K
    Miller, K. C
    Miller, K.Miss
    Miller, K.P
    Miller, Kate
    Miller, Kate,Mrs
    Miller, Katie
    Miller, Katie A
    Miller, Kidd
    Miller, Kitty
    Miller, KnotMrs
    Miller, L
    Miller, L.A.,Miss
    Miller, L. Altenmann
    Miller, L. B
    Miller, L. B.Mrs
    Miller, L.C
    Miller, L.C.,Mrs
    Miller, L. D
    Miller, L. E
    Miller, L. E.Mrs
    Miller, L.H
    Miller, L.M
    Miller, L.Mrs
    Miller, L. P.Mrs
    Miller, L.S
    Miller, Laura
    Miller, Lauritz
    Miller, Lew
    Miller, Lewie
    Miller, Lewis
    Miller, Lewis C
    Miller, Lizzie
    Miller, Louie
    Miller, Louis
    Miller, Lourity
    Miller, Lowrity
    Miller, Lucias C
    Miller, Lucien C
    Miller, Lucinda A
    Miller, Lucius C
    Miller, Lydia E
    Miller, Lyra E
    Miller, M
    Miller, M.B
    Miller, M. C
    Miller, M.D
    Miller, M. E
    Miller, M.E.,Mrs
    Miller, M. F
    Miller, M.H
    Miller, M. J
    Miller, M.,Mrs
    Miller, M. T
    Miller, Mart
    Miller, Martha
    Miller, Martin
    Miller, Mary
    Miller, Mary C
    Miller, Mary E
    Miller, Maud
    Miller, Maude
    Miller, McDonald and Company
    Miller, Merrill
    Miller Mining Co
    Miller, Miss
    Miller, Mollie
    Miller, Mr andMrs
    Miller, Mrs
    Miller, Myrtle
    Miller, N
    Miller, N.M.Mrs
    Miller, Nelie
    Miller, Nellie
    Miller, Newell
    Miller, Niels
    Miller, O.H
    Miller, O.Mrs
    Miller, P
    Miller, P. B
    Miller, P.J
    Miller, Patrick
    Miller, Peter
    Miller powder house
    Miller, R
    Miller, R.B
    Miller, R.B.,Mrs
    Miller, R.C
    Miller, R.D
    Miller, R. E
    Miller, R.,Mrs
    Miller, R.N
    Miller, R. R
    Miller, Rachael E
    Miller, Ray
    Miller, Reub
    Miller, Reuben
    Miller, ReubenMrs
    Miller, Riley
    Miller, Robert
    Miller, Robert B
    Miller, RobertMrs
    Miller, Rube
    Miller, Rube Jr
    Miller, RubeMrs
    Miller, Ruben
    Miller, Rubie
    Miller, S
    Miller, S. and Co
    Miller, S.A
    Miller, S.B
    Miller, S.B.,Mrs
    Miller, S.C
    Miller, S. E.Miss
    Miller, S. G
    Miller, S.Mrs
    Miller, S.T
    Miller, Sam E
    Miller, Samuel
    Miller, Samuel B
    Miller, Selkinson
    Miller, Sidney W
    Miller, Silkensen
    Miller, Silkenson
    Miller, Silkinson
    Miller, Sitkenson
    Miller, Sitkins andC
    Miller smelter
    Miller, Smith
    Miller Street
    Miller, Susie
    Miller, T
    Miller, T.B
    Miller, T.E
    Miller, T.,Mrs
    Miller, T. N
    Miller, T.W.H
    Miller, Tamud
    Miller, Theodore N
    Miller, Thomas
    Miller, Thomas F
    Miller, Thurber C
    Miller, Timothy
    Miller, Tom
    Miller, Tom,Mrs
    Miller, V
    Miller, W
    Miller, W. A
    Miller, W. B
    Miller, W. C
    Miller, W.F
    Miller, W.G
    Miller, W.H
    Miller, W.J
    Miller, W.M
    Miller, W. N
    Miller, W. O
    Miller, W. R
    Miller, W.S
    Miller, W.T
    Miller, Warren
    Miller, Will
    Miller, William
    Miller, William G
    Miller, William T
    Miller, Willie
    Millers Ass’n
    Millers Building
    Miller’s Saloon
    Miller’s Sawmill

    Deadwood Residents with Surnames of a Biblical Nature

    Aaron, F. W
    AaronMine
    Aaron,Moses
    Aaronson, John
    Abel, Clifford
    Abel, George
    Abraham
    Abraham, E.,Miss
    Abraham, Florence
    Abraham, GusMrs
    Abraham, Henry
    Abraham,Miss
    Abraham, Rev
    Abraham, William
    Abrahams,M
    Abrahamsen, Peder K
    Abrahamson
    Abrahamson, A
    Abrahamson, A.Mrs
    Abrahamson, Gus
    Abrahamson, Gust
    Abrahamson, J
    Abrahamson, John
    Abrahamson, JohnMrs
    Abrahamson,Mrs
    Abram, A.M
    Abram, F
    Abram, L
    Abrams, A
    Abrams, D.B
    Abrams, Gus
    Abrams, J
    Abrams, james H
    Abrams, John
    Abrams, L
    Abrams, Louie
    Abrams, Louis
    Abrams,Max
    Abrams,Miss
    Abrams, Rose
    Abramson, Gus
    Abramson, GusMrs
    Abramson, Gust
    Abramson, J
    Abramson,Mary
    Alexander
    Alexander, A
    Alexander, A. C
    Alexander, A. C.Mrs
    Alexander, A. G
    Alexander, A. O
    Alexander, B.,Mrs
    Alexander, Bert
    Alexander, C
    Alexander, C.Mrs
    Alexander, Charles
    Alexander, CharlesMrs
    Alexander, Clark
    Alexander, Clyde
    Alexander, ClydeMrs
    Alexander, D
    Alexander, D.c
    Alexander, D. W
    Alexander, Dix
    Alexander, E
    Alexander, E.C
    Alexander, E.Mrs
    Alexander, E.W
    Alexander, Ezekiel
    Alexander, F
    Alexander, F. B
    Alexander, F. E
    Alexander, Frances
    Alexander, Frank
    Alexander, G
    Alexander, G. L
    Alexander, Genevive
    Alexander, Gertrude H
    Alexander, Gilbert
    Alexander, H
    Alexander, H.A
    Alexander, H.B
    Alexander, H. C
    Alexander, H. E
    Alexander, H. G
    Alexander, H. N
    Alexander, H.O
    Alexander, H. O.Mrs
    Alexander, Hariet
    Alexander, Henry O
    Alexander, Hilas
    Alexander, J
    Alexander, J. B
    Alexander, J. C
    Alexander, J.M
    Alexander, J. N
    Alexander, J. V
    Alexander, J. W
    Alexander, James
    Alexander, James W
    Alexander, Jeallette
    Alexander, John
    Alexander, John A
    Alexander, John W
    Alexander, JosephMrs
    Alexander, L.L
    Alexander, Lettie
    Alexander, Lillie
    Alexander,M
    Alexander,M.,Mrs
    Alexander,M.W
    Alexander,Mae
    Alexander,Maggie
    AlexanderMine
    AlexanderMining Company
    Alexander,Morton E
    Alexander,Mrs
    Alexander, N. J
    Alexander, O. A
    Alexander, O. A.Mrs
    Alexander, O. H
    Alexander, Ose
    Alexander, P
    Alexander, R. K
    Alexander, S
    Alexander, S. J
    Alexander, T.G
    Alexander, W
    Alexander, W. A
    Alexander, W. D
    Alexander, W. D.Mrs
    Alexander, W. E
    Alexander, W.J
    Alexander, W.M
    Alexander, W.,Mrs
    Alexander, W.N
    Alexander, W. W
    Alexander, Wesley
    Alexander, Wesley A
    Alexander, Wesley W
    Alexander, Wesley W.Mrs
    Alexander, William
    Alexander, Zina W
    Alexander’s Hack Line
    Ansell, S
    Archer
    Archer, A.,Mrs
    Archer, Charles
    Archer, Clay
    Archer, E.,Miss
    Archer, Ella
    Archer, F
    Archer, F. J
    Archer, Frank
    Archer, Helen
    Archer, Jack
    Archer, L
    Archer, Lottie
    Archer,Mary
    Archer, W
    Archer, W. G
    Archer, William
    Archer, WilliamMrs
    Aronson, John
    Asher, J.M
    Asher, J. R
    Asher, Jarvis
    Baer
    Baer and Company
    Baer and Westheimer
    Baer and Franklin
    Baer and Wood
    Baer, B
    Baer, B.M
    Baer, Ben
    Baer, BenMrs
    Baer Benjamin
    Baer, Benjamin
    Baer, BenjaminMrs
    Baer, Frank and Blatt
    Baer, Genjamin
    Baer, Gus
    Baer, H.N
    Baer, H.W
    Baer, Helen O
    Baer, Henry
    Baer, Ida
    Baer, Ida F
    Baer, J.A
    Baer,McKinnis and C
    Baer,Minnie
    Baer, O.L
    Baer, P. E
    Baer, Phil E
    Baer, T. G.
    Baer, Thomas
    Bar and Westheimer
    Bar, Kate
    Barnard, A
    Barnard, B. C
    Barnard, E.,Mrs
    Barnard, E.P
    Barnard, F
    Barnard, G
    Barnard, G.L
    Barnard, George
    Barnard, George H
    Barnard, George L
    Barnard, H.T
    Barnard, Horace
    Barnard, James
    Barnard,M.Mrs
    Barnard, Peter
    Barnard, R. C
    Barnard, Tony SEE Barnard, B. C
    Barnard, W
    Barnard, W.T
    Barnard, W. T.Mrs
    Barnard, Willaim
    Barnard, William
    Barnett
    Barnett andMarsh
    Barnett, A
    Barnett, A. K
    Barnett and Salisbury
    Barnett and Sparks
    Barnett, Anton
    Barnett, B
    Barnett, Barney
    Barnett, C. A
    Barnett, C. H
    Barnett, Charles
    Barnett, E
    Barnett, Eugene
    Barnett, F.M
    Barnett, Frank
    Barnett, Fred
    Barnett, Fred S
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    Barnett, Gene
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    Barnett, H
    Barnett, H. A
    Barnett, H.L
    Barnett, H.,Mrs
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    Barnett, Jean
    Barnett, Joe
    Barnett, John
    Barnett, Lotta
    Barnett, Lotta A
    Barnett, Lottie A
    Barnett, Louise
    Barnett,M
    Barnett,Maurice
    Barnett,Mrs
    Barnett, N
    Barnett, R
    Barnett, R.L
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    Beer, B
    Beer, F.A
    Beer, Harry B
    Beer, Henry R
    Beer, J
    Beer, William
    Benedict
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    Benedict, Bentley B
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    Benedict, Charles
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    Benedict, H. F
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    Benedict, Israel
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    Benedict,M
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    Benedict, N.A
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    Benedict, Orville
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    Benedict, Reuben W
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    Benedict, Wm. J
    Berthold
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    Benjamin, Albert
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    Benjamin, Issac
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    Benjamin, J.P
    Benjamin,M.O
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    Berlin Bakery
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    Bernard
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    Bernard, Helmyer
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    Berthold
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    David
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    David, E. H
    David, E. T.Mrs
    David, Edward B
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    Davids
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    Davidson
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    Davidson, Alexande
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    Davidson, Belle
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    Davidson, D
    Davidson, D.T
    Davidson, E. D
    Davidson, F
    Davidson, Frank
    Davidson, Frank E
    Davidson, G.M
    Davidson, George
    Davidson, Gracie
    Davidson, Isaac W
    Davidson, J
    Davidson, J.A
    Davidson, J. D
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    Davidson, Jack
    Davidson, Jennie
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    Davidson, L.,Mrs
    Davidson, L.P
    Davidson, L. S
    Davidson, Laura
    Davidson, Lew
    Davidson, Lew P
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    Davidson, Lou
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    Davidson,Minnie
    Davidson,Miss
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    Davidson, O
    Davidson, O.L
    Davidson, Ole
    Davidson, Ollie E
    Davidson, S
    Davidson, S. H
    Davidson, W
    Davidson, W. C
    Davidson, W. S
    Davidson, William
    Davidson, Willie
    Davie, John
    Davie, L
    Davie,Mike
    Davies
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    Davies, Ethel C
    Davies, G
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    Davies, John
    Davies, JohnMrs
    Davies, L
    Davies, L.Mrs
    Davies, S
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    Davies, Samuel
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    Davies, W
    Davies, William
    Davies, Zach
    Davis
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    Davis, A
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    Davis, A.A.,Mrs
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    Davis, A.J
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    Davis, A.L
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    Davis, A.Q
    Davis, Abram C
    Davis, Ada
    Davis, Adrienne
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    Davis, Al
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    Davis, Alice L
    Davis and Company
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    Davis Assay Office
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    Davis, C. B
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    Davis, C.E
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    Davis, Capt
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    Davis, Chamber C
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    Davis, Charles
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    Davis, Charley
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    Davis, Clinton B
    Davis, Cora C
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    Davis, D.C
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    Davis, Dan
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    Davis, Davy
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    Davis, Fin
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    Davis, Frank
    Davis, Frank R
    Davis, Fred E
    Davis, G
    Davis, G.H
    Davis, G.R
    Davis, G.W
    Davis, George
    Davis, George H
    Davis, George, Jr
    Davis, George R
    Davis, George W
    Davis, H
    Davis, H. A
    Davis, H. A.Mrs
    Davis, H. H
    Davis, H. L
    Davis, H.M.Mrs
    Davis, H.P
    Davis, Hannah
    Davis, Hattie
    Davis, Henry
    Davis, Hy
    Davis, I.C
    Davis, Ida
    Davis, Isaac C
    Davis. J
    Davis, J
    Davis, J.A
    Davis, J. B
    Davis, J.C
    Davis, J.C.,Mrs
    Davis, J.D
    Davis, J. E
    Davis, J. H
    Davis, J.J
    Davis, J.K
    Davis, J.M
    Davis, J.,Mrs
    Davis, J. N
    Davis, J. P
    Davis, J.R
    Davis, J. R.Mrs
    Davis, J. S
    Davis, J.T
    Davis, J.W
    Davis, J. W.Mrs
    Davis, Jack
    Davis, Jack C
    Davis, JameM
    Davis, James
    Davis, James B
    Davis, JamesMrs
    Davis, Jean
    Davis, Jeff
    Davis, Jim
    Davis, Joe
    Davis, John
    Davis, John A
    Davis, John C
    Davis, John Doe
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    Davis, JohnMrs
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    Davis, Johnny
    Davis, Joseph
    Davis, Joseph T
    Davis, Julia
    Davis, Justice
    Davis, Justin
    Davis, Justive
    Davis, Kate
    Davis, KateM
    Davis, Kate,Mrs
    Davis, Kittie
    Davis, L
    Davis, L.B
    Davis, L. E
    Davis, L.L
    Davis, L.M
    Davis, L.M.,Mrs
    Davis, L.Miss
    Davis, L.,Mrs
    Davis, L.R
    Davis, L.R.,Mrs
    Davis, L.S
    Davis, Leander S
    Davis, Lew
    Davis, Lillie
    Davis, Lilly
    Davis, Lizzie
    Davis, Lou
    Davis, Louis
    Davis, Lt
    Davis, Lucinda
    Davis, Lucy F
    Davis,M
    Davis,M.B
    Davis,M.C
    Davis,M.E.Mrs
    Davis,M. H
    Davis,M.Mrs
    Davis,M.R
    Davis,M. X
    Davis,Maggie
    Davis,Maria
    Davis,Mary Alice
    Davis,Matilda
    Davis,Max
    Davis,Milton
    Davis,Miss
    Davis,Mollie
    Davis,Mrs
    Davis, N
    Davis, N.C
    Davis, N.E
    Davis, N. H
    Davis, Nathan
    Davis, Nathan E
    Davis, Nathaniel E
    Davis, Nellie
    Davis, Ninct
    Davis, O.B
    Davis, P
    Davis, P. A
    Davis, P. C
    Davis, P. E.Mrs
    Davis, P.H
    Davis, P.T
    Davis, Park
    Davis, Perry
    Davis, Perry A
    Davis, Phil
    Davis, Plummer C
    Davis, Prof
    Davis, R
    Davis, R.A
    Davis, R. E.Mrs
    Davis, R. F
    Davis, R. H
    Davis, R.,Mrs
    Davis, R. S
    Davis, R.T
    Davis, R. T.Mrs
    Davis, R. W
    Davis Ranch
    Davis, Reese
    Davis, ReeseMrs
    Davis, Reese T.Mrs
    Davis, Robert
    Davis, Robert A
    Davis, Robert W
    Davis, Rosa
    Davis, Rose
    Davis, Ross
    Davis, Ross,Mrs
    Davis, Roy
    Davis, S
    Davis, S.,Miss
    Davis, S.Mrs
    Davis, S.S
    Davis, S.W
    Davis, Sally
    Davis, Sally, Aunt
    Davis Saloon
    Davis, Sam
    Davis, SamMrs
    Davis, Samuel
    Davis, Scott
    Davis, Scott,Mrs
    Davis, Scott W
    Davis, Smuel
    Davis, Sylvia
    Davis, T
    Davis, T.A
    Davis, T.B
    Davis, T.E
    Davis, T. F
    Davis, T.J
    Davis, T. J.Mrs
    Davis, T.R
    Davis, T.T
    Davis, Thomas
    Davis, Thomas J
    Davis, ThomasMrs
    Davis, ThomasMs
    Davis, Tom
    Davis, W
    Davis, W.C
    Davis, W. D
    Davis, W. E
    Davis, W.H
    Davis, W. J
    Davis, W.L
    Davis, W. L.Mrs
    Davis, W.P
    Davis, W.R
    Davis, W.R.,Mrs
    Davis, W. S
    Davis, W.T
    Davis, W. W
    Davis, Walter E
    Davis, Will
    Davis, Will L
    Davis, WillMrs
    Davis, William
    Davis, William D
    Davis, William E
    Davis, William G
    Davis, William H
    Davis, William L
    Davis, WilliamMrs
    Davis, William S
    Davis, Willie
    Davis, Wilmer W
    Davis, Z
    Davis, Z.R
    Davis, Z.T
    Davis, Zach
    Davis, Zack
    Davis, ZackMrs
    Davison, A
    Davison, A. R
    Davison, B.F
    Davison, Bud
    Davison, D.G
    Davison, D.V
    Davison, Davis
    Davison, H
    Davison, J
    Elkin
    Ellis
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    Ellis and Newton
    Ellis, A
    Ellis, A. B
    Ellis, A. D
    Ellis, A. F
    Ellis, Al
    Ellis, Alex A
    Ellis, Alfred
    Ellis, Alice C
    Ellis, Alisa
    Ellis, C. H
    Ellis, D
    Ellis, D. H
    Ellis, Dave
    Ellis, Dave, Jr
    Ellis, DaveMrs
    Ellis, Dave Sr
    Ellis, David
    Ellis, David H
    Ellis, David Jr
    Ellis, DavidMrs
    Ellis, Davis
    Ellis, Dr.Mrs
    Ellis, E
    Ellis, E. A
    Ellis, E.M
    Ellis, Eli
    Ellis, Ella
    Ellis, Enoch
    Ellis, F
    Ellis, F.M
    Ellis, Frank
    Ellis, Franklin
    Ellis, Fred
    Ellis, G. R
    Ellis, George
    Ellis, GeorgeM
    Ellis, H.B
    Ellis, J
    Ellis, J. and Co
    Ellis, J. A
    Ellis, J.D
    Ellis, J.G
    Ellis, J.H
    Ellis, J. H.Mrs
    Ellis, J.P
    Ellis, J.T
    Ellis, J.W
    Ellis, Jacob
    Ellis, James
    Ellis, John H
    Ellis, L.M.,Mrs
    Ellis, Lizzie
    Ellis, LizzieM
    EllisMable
    Ellis,Mary
    Ellis,May
    Ellis,Mrs
    Ellison
    Ellison, A
    Ellison, G. A
    Ellison, G. E
    Ellison,Miles
    Ellison, W. L
    Emanuel
    Emanuel, Fred
    Emanuel,Mose
    Ephraim, Henrietta
    Fischel and Co
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    Fischel, Adolf
    Fischel, Adolph
    Fischel Brothers
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    Fischel,M
    Fischel,M. and Co
    Fischel,Max
    Fischel,Max and Co
    Gideon, G.L
    Gideon, George
    Gideon, John
    Heskel, Joseph
    Haskill, E.W
    Hitchcock, C.W
    Hitchcock, D. C
    Hitchcock, D. W
    Hitchcock, E
    Hitchcock, E. C
    Hitchcock, E. C.Mrs
    Hitchcock, Ed
    Hitchcock, H.A
    Hitchcock, H. R.Mrs
    Hitchcock, P.W
    Hitchcock, Prof
    Hitchcock, W. E
    Hitchcock, W.O
    Hitchcock, William
    Israel, Jonah
    Isaac, J.C
    Isaacs, I
    Isaacs, J
    Isaacs, John
    Issacs, J.C
    Issacs Train
    Isaacson
    Isaacson, C
    Isaacson, Charles
    Isaacson, Clark
    Isaacson, J
    Isaacson, Jacob
    Isaacson, James
    Isaacson, Joe
    Isaacson, JoeMrs
    Isaacson, John
    Isaacson, JohnMrs
    Isaacson, Joseph
    Isaacson,Mary
    Isaacson,Mrs
    Isaacson, Nels
    Isaacson, Ole
    Isaacson, P
    Isaacson, Peter
    Isaacson, PeterMrs
    Jacob, A.C
    Jacob, D
    Jacob, Dick and Co
    Jacob, E. G
    Jacob, John
    Jacob, N
    + Jacobi
    Jacobi, C. D
    Jacobs
    Jacobs and Co
    Jacobs, A
    Jacobs, A. L
    Jacobs, Amelia
    Jacobs, B. C
    Jacobs, Ben
    Jacobs, Ben F
    Jacobs, Billy
    Jacobs, C.F
    Jacobs, C.H
    Jacobs, Charles
    Jacobs, Charles H
    Jacobs, Charley
    Jacobs, D
    Jacobs, Darihen
    Jacobs, Dora
    Jacobs, E.H
    Jacobs, Ed
    Jacobs, Fannie
    Jacobs, George
    Jacobs, Guy
    Jacobs, H
    Jacobs, Henry
    Jacobs, J
    Jacobs, J.A
    Jacobs, Jacob
    Jacobs, Jennie
    Jacobs, Joe
    Jacobs, John
    Jacobs, L
    Jacobs, Lewis
    Jacobs, Lizzie
    Jacobs, Louie
    Jacobs, Louis
    Jacobs, Louis D.Mrs. SEE Jacobs, Sylvia A
    Jacobs,M
    Jacobs,M.Mrs
    Jacobs,Mattie
    Jacobs,Michael
    JacobsMine
    Jacobs,Miss
    Jacobs,Morris
    Jacobs,Moses
    Jacobs,Mrs
    Jacobs, N
    Jacobs, Nat
    Jacobs, Nate
    Jacobs, Nathan
    Jacobs, P. L
    Jacobs, R
    Jacobs, R. L
    Jacobs, S
    Jacobs, S.E
    Jacob’s Saloon
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    Jacobs Store
    Jacobs, Sylvia A
    Jacobs, Toney
    Jacobs, U
    Jacobs, W
    Jacobs, W.A
    Jacobs, William
    Jacobs, William J
    Jacobson
    Jacobson, A
    Jacobson, Alex
    Jacobson, Andrew
    Jacobson, Aug
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    Jacobson, B
    Jacobson, Ben
    Jacobson, C. S
    Jacobson, E
    Jacobson, Edmund
    Jacobson, F.Miss
    Jacobson, Fanny
    Jacobson, G
    Jacobson, George
    Jacobson, H
    Jacobson, Henry
    Jacobson, Henry A
    Jacobson, HenryMrs
    Jacobson, J
    Jacobson, J.Miss
    Jacobson, J.Mrs
    Jacobson, Jacob
    Jacobson, James
    Jacobson, Jennie
    Jacobson, John
    Jacobson, L
    Jacobson, Lewis
    Jacobson, Louis
    Jacobson,M
    Jacobson,Marie
    Jacobson,Mathis
    Jacobson,Miss
    Jacobson,Mrs
    Jacobson, N
    Jacobson, S
    Jacobson, U
    Jacobson, W.Mrs
    Joel, Thomas
    Jonas, A.J
    Jonas, E
    Jonas, Ellen
    Jonas, S. C
    Jonas, W
    Jones
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    Jones, A.F
    Jones, A.H
    Jones, A.J
    Jones, A.,Mrs
    Jones, A. S
    Jones, A. Sheridan
    Jones, A.T
    Jones, A.W
    Jones, Abe
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    Jones, Albert D
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    Jones, B
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    Jones, B.R
    Jones, Barney
    Jones, Baseltha
    Jones, Ben
    Jones, Benjamin
    Jones, Bill
    Jones, Billy
    Jones Brothers
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    Jones, C
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    Jones, C. F
    Jones, C.H
    Jones, C.L
    Jones, C.M
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    Jones, Caleb
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    Jones, Charles
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    Jones, Clarence
    Jones, Col
    Jones, Cordelia B
    Jones, Cordella
    Jones, Cornelia E
    Jones, Cornella E
    Jones, D
    Jones, D.A
    Jones, D. G
    Jones, D.M
    Jones, D. R
    Jones, DanM
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    Jones, E
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    Jones, Effa
    Jones, Ellen
    Jones, Elsa E
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    Jones, Erastus S
    Jones, F
    Jones, F. A
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    Jones, F.M
    Jones, F. S
    Jones, Fay
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    Jones, Florence
    Jones, Frank
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    Jones, Fred
    Jones, G
    Jones, G. A
    Jones, G. E
    Jones, G.H
    Jones, G.M
    Jones, G. T
    Jones, G.W
    Jones, Gary
    Jones, George
    Jones, George A
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    Jones, GeorgeM
    Jones, George P
    Jones, George S
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    Jones, Grace
    Jones, Gracie
    Jones, H
    Jones, H.E
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    Jones, H.M
    Jones, H. P
    Jones, Hank
    Jones, Hannah
    Jones, Harry
    Jones, Harry W
    Jones, HelenMrs
    Jones, Henry
    Jones, Hugh
    Jones, Hugh A
    Jones, Ida
    Jones, Isaac
    Jones, J
    Jones, J.A
    Jones, J.B
    Jones, J.C
    Jones, J. C.Mrs
    Jones, J. C. SEE Scheliha, Joachin Von
    Jones, J. D
    Jones, J.E
    Jones, J.F
    Jones, J.G
    Jones, J.H
    Jones, J.J
    Jones, J.J.,Miss
    Jones, J.M
    Jones, J.,Mrs
    Jones, J. N
    Jones, J.P
    Jones, J. R
    Jones, J. Rowland
    Jones, J.S
    Jones, J.T
    Jones, J. V
    Jones, J.W
    Jones, J. W.Mrs
    Jones, Jack
    Jones, Jacob
    Jones, Jake
    Jones, James
    Jones, James D
    Jones, James H
    Jones, James R
    Jones, Jeary
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    Jones, Jenny
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    Jones, Jessie
    Jones, Jim
    Jones, John
    Jones, John A
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    Jones, John H
    Jones, JohnM
    Jones, John,Mrs
    Jones, John N
    Jones, John R
    Jones, John S
    Jones, John S.Mrs
    Jones, John T
    Jones, John W
    Jones, John Wesley
    Jones, Jonathan H
    Jones, JosephM
    Jones, Josh
    Jones, Josie
    Jones, Judson
    Jones, K. W.Mrs
    Jones, Kale W
    Jones, Kale W.Mrs
    Jones, Kate
    Jones, Kate W
    Jones, L
    Jones, L.C
    Jones, L.D
    Jones, L.E
    Jones, L. G
    Jones, L.H
    Jones, L.J
    Jones, L.M
    Jones, L.P
    Jones, L.S
    Jones, L.T
    Jones, Laneale
    Jones, Laura
    Jones, Lenia B
    Jones, Leon
    Jones, Leonard
    Jones, Lewis E
    Jones, Lewis G
    Jones, Lewis T
    Jones, Lizzie
    Jones, Lizzie B
    Jones-Loomis tunnel
    Jones, Louis
    Jones, Louis, and Co
    Jones, Louis T
    Jones, Luther
    Jones,M
    Jones,M.A
    Jones,M.D
    Jones,M. F
    Jones,M.O
    Jones,Maggie
    Jones,Mallory and Y
    Jones,Mary
    Jones,Mary,Mrs
    Jones,May
    Jones,McKinnen and
    Jones,Michael
    Jones,Minnia,Mrs
    Jones,Minnie
    Jones,Minnie B
    Jones,Miss
    Jones,Morris
    Jones,Mrs
    Jones,Murry
    Jones, N.L
    Jones, N.M
    Jones, O
    Jones, O. W
    Jones, Owen
    Jones, P
    Jones, P.H
    Jones, P.W
    Jones, Paul
    Jones, Pauline
    Jones, Pearl
    Jones, Pennell and Bramble
    Jones, Peter W
    Jones, Powell
    Jones, R
    Jones, R. C
    Jones, R. D
    Jones, R. E
    Jones, R. F
    Jones, R.H
    Jones, R. H.Mrs
    Jones, R.J
    Jones, R.W
    Jones Ranch
    Jones, Reuben
    Jones, Richard
    Jones, Richard P
    Jones, Robert
    Jones, Roberts
    Jones, Roland
    Jones, Rosethlie
    Jones, S
    Jones, S.B
    Jones, S. E.Mrs
    Jones, S.H
    Jones, S. J
    Jones, S.M
    Jones, S.,Mrs
    Jones, S.S
    Jones, S.T
    Jones, S. V
    Jones, Sam
    Jones, Samuel
    Jones, Sarah
    Jones, Smokey
    Jones, Smoky
    Jones, Squire
    Jones, T
    Jones, T.C
    Jones, T. D
    Jones, T.E
    Jones, T.F
    Jones, T.G
    Jones, T. G.Mrs
    Jones, T.J
    Jones, T.L
    Jones, T.Mrs
    Jones, T. O
    Jones, T. P
    Jones, T.S
    Jones, T.T
    Jones, Thomas
    Jones, Thomas A
    Jones, Thomas B
    Jones, Thomas D
    Jones, Thomas G
    Jones, Thomas J
    Jones, Thomas L
    Jones, Thomas,Mrs
    Jones, Thomas P
    Jones, Thomas R
    Jones, Thomas T
    Jones, Thos
    Jones, Thos.,Mrs
    Jones, Tom
    Jones, Tom J
    Jones, TomMrs
    Jones tunnel
    Jones, Virginia
    Jones, W
    Jones, W. and Co
    Jones, W.A
    Jones, W.B
    Jones, W.C
    Jones, W.E
    Jones, W.E.,Mrs
    Jones, W. F
    Jones, W.H
    Jones, W. H.Mrs
    Jones, W.J
    Jones, W.L
    Jones, W.,Mrs
    Jones, W. N
    Jones, W. P
    Jones, W.R
    Jones, W. T
    Jones, W. W
    Jones, Walker
    Jones, Walter
    Jones, Walter,Mrs
    Jones, Will
    Jones, William
    Jones, William A
    Jones, William E
    Jones, William H
    Jones, William H.Mrs
    Jones, WilliamMrs
    Jones, William R
    Jones, Willie
    Jones, Win
    Jones, Wm
    Jones, Wm. E
    Jones, Wm. E.,Mrs
    Jones, Wm.,Mrs
    Joseph
    Joseph, C. B
    Joseph, Christina
    Joseph, Edward J
    Joseph, J. S
    Joseph, L
    Joseph,M
    Joseph,M. G
    Joseph,Mary
    Joseph,Mike
    JosephMine
    Joseph, S
    Joseph, T. H
    Joseph, W
    Judah,M
    Julius
    Julius, Amelia N
    Julius, Frank
    Julius, Frank J
    Julius, Frank J.Mrs. SEE Julius, Amelia N
    Julius, Giacinta G
    Julius, J
    Julius, James
    Julius, Jim
    Julius, Joe
    Julius, John
    Julius, Joseph
    Julius, JosephMrs
    Julius, JosephMrs. SEE Julius, Giacinta
    Julius, Josephine
    Julius,Mary
    Julius, S
    Lachman, U.P
    Lazan, Joseph
    Leeser, Alvin
    Leo, Annie
    Leo, Dan
    Leo, Daniel
    Leo,Mrs
    Leon, D.W
    Leon, J.H
    Leon, P. D
    Lewis
    Lewis and Bemenderfe
    Lewis and Co
    Lewis and Co.Mill
    Lewis and Gilman
    Lewis andM
    Lewis andMann
    Lewis andMerwin
    Lewis, A
    Lewis, A.C
    Lewis, A.E
    Lewis, A.F
    Lewis, A.F.,Mrs
    Lewis, A. R
    Lewis, A.T
    Lewis, Albert
    Lewis, Alexander
    Lewis, Alice
    Lewis, AliceMabel
    Lewis, Allan
    Lewis andMcLeod
    Lewis and Welch
    Lewis, Andrew
    Lewis, Anna H
    Lewis, Annie
    Lewis, Anthony
    Lewis, Antone
    Lewis, Arnold
    Lewis, B
    Lewis Building
    Lewis, Burt
    Lewis, C
    Lewis, C.A
    Lewis, C.B
    Lewis, C.E
    Lewis, C. F
    Lewis, C.H
    Lewis, C. H.Mrs
    Lewis, C.K
    Lewis, C. L
    Lewis, C.N
    Lewis, C.O
    Lewis, C. R
    Lewis, Carl
    Lewis, Carrie
    Lewis, Charles
    Lewis, Charles E
    Lewis, Charles H
    Lewis, CharlesMrs
    Lewis, Charles W
    Lewis, Charley
    Lewis, Charlie
    Lewis, Chas.,Mrs
    Lewis, Clif
    Lewis, Cliff
    Lewis, Clift
    Lewis, Cohen and Johnston
    Lewis Combination
    Lewis, Curus
    Lewis, D
    Lewis, D. B
    Lewis, D.O
    Lewis, D. S
    Lewis, Dad
    Lewis, Daniel
    Lewis, David
    Lewis, David B
    Lewis, Dr
    Lewis, E
    Lewis, E. B
    Lewis, E.C
    Lewis, E. D.Mrs
    Lewis, E. F
    Lewis, E.H
    Lewis, E.W
    Lewis, E. W.Mrs
    Lewis, Ed
    Lewis, Edward A
    Lewis, Eli
    Lewis, Ella
    Lewis, Elmer
    Lewis, Elmer T
    Lewis, F
    Lewis, F. C
    Lewis, F. H
    Lewis, F. J. Roofing andManufacturing Company
    Lewis, F.Mrs
    Lewis, F.W
    Lewis, Francis
    Lewis, Frank
    Lewis, FrankMrs
    Lewis, Frank W
    Lewis, Freeman J
    Lewis, French
    Lewis, G.M
    Lewis, G. W
    Lewis, Game A
    Lewis, George
    Lewis, GeorgeMrs
    Lewis, George W
    Lewis, Gerry
    Lewis, Grace J
    Lewis, Grant
    Lewis, H
    Lewis, H. J. S
    Lewis, H. P
    Lewis, Harry
    Lewis, Hattie
    Lewis, Henry
    Lewis, Henry J
    Lewis, Horace
    Lewis’ hotel
    Lewis, I.C
    Lewis, I.E. and Co
    Lewis, I. E. V
    Lewis, I. L. V
    Lewis, I.Mrs
    Lewis, Ida
    Lewis, Isaac L. V
    Lewis, J
    Lewis, J. A
    Lewis, J. B
    Lewis, J.C
    Lewis, J.E
    Lewis, J.H
    Lewis, J. H.Mrs
    Lewis, J. L. V
    Lewis, J.M
    Lewis, J.Mrs
    Lewis, J. P.Miss
    Lewis, J.R
    Lewis, J. S
    Lewis, J.T
    Lewis, J. Vance
    Lewis, J.W
    Lewis, James
    Lewis, Jennie,Mrs
    Lewis, Jerome
    Lewis, Jerry
    Lewis, Jes
    Lewis, Joe
    Lewis, John
    Lewis, John H
    Lewis, JohnMrs
    Lewis, Joseph
    Lewis, Joseph R
    Lewis, L
    Lewis, L. C
    Lewis, L.H
    Lewis, L.J
    Lewis, L. L. V
    Lewis, L.M
    Lewis, Lewis
    Lewis, Lewis J
    Lewis, Lillie
    Lewis, Lillie G
    Lewis, Lloyd
    Lewis, Louis
    Lewis, Louis J
    Lewis, Lucius
    Lewis,M
    Lewis,M.,Miss
    Lewis,Mabel
    Lewis,Mamie
    Lewis,Maria,Mrs
    LewisMarket
    Lewis,Martha
    Lewis,Martin
    Lewis,Mary
    Lewis,Mary A
    Lewis,Mary E
    Lewis,Mattie
    Lewis,Mattie A
    Lewis,May
    Lewis,Mertie
    LewisMine
    Lewis,Minnie
    Lewis,Miss
    Lewis,Mrs
    Lewis, O
    Lewis, O. L
    Lewis, Oscar B
    Lewis, Otis
    Lewis, Owen J
    Lewis, P
    Lewis, Pearl
    Lewis, Phil
    Lewis, R
    Lewis, R.A
    Lewis, R. C
    Lewis, R.E
    Lewis, R. F
    Lewis, R.M
    Lewis, R.Mrs
    Lewis, R.R
    Lewis, R. W
    Lewis, Randall
    Lewis, Rebecca
    Lewis’ Restaurant
    Lewis, Robert
    Lewis, Robert S
    Lewis, Rube
    Lewis, S
    Lewis, S.A
    Lewis, S.A.,Mrs
    Lewis, S.D.,Mrs
    Lewis, S.J
    Lewis, S. L. V
    Lewis, S.R
    Lewis, S.S
    Lewis, S.T
    Lewis, Sam
    Lewis, Sam,Mrs
    Lewis, Samuel
    Lewis, Samuel A
    Lewis, Samuel D
    Lewis, Samuel,Mrs
    Lewis, Schader
    Lewis, Si
    Lewis, Silas
    Lewis Stables
    Lewis, Stephen
    Lewis, Stephen S
    Lewis, Steven
    Lewis Store
    Lewis, T
    Lewis, T. B
    Lewis, T. C
    Lewis, T. D
    Lewis, T. F
    Lewis, T. F. E
    Lewis, T. J
    Lewis, T. L
    Lewis, T.M
    Lewis, Thomas
    Lewis, Thomas C
    Lewis, W
    Lewis, W.E
    Lewis, W.F
    Lewis, W.G
    Lewis, W.H
    Lewis, W.J
    Lewis, W.M
    Lewis, W.N
    Lewis, William
    Lewis, William A
    Lewis, William B
    Lewis, William F
    Lewis, William H
    Lewis, William J
    Lewis, Wm. N
    Leyser, Otto
    Lion Brewery
    Lion Brewery Co
    Lion, John
    Lopes, Jose
    Lopez, J. H
    Loser, Leon
    Lowe
    Lowe and Hoyt
    Lowe, A.A
    Lowe, A. N
    Lowe, Albert
    Lowe, Albert N
    Lowe, Albert S
    Lowe and Company
    Lowe, B.F
    Lowe, Belle,Mrs
    Lowe, Billy
    Lowe, C.E
    Lowe, Charles
    Lowe, Dave
    Lowe, David
    Lowe, Dick
    Lowe, E
    Lowe, E. D
    Lowe, E.H
    Lowe, E.J.,Mrs
    Lowe, Eila
    Lowe, Emma
    Lowe, G.N
    Lowe, George A
    Lowe, Gracie
    Lowe, H
    Lowe, H. R
    Lowe, H. R.Mrs
    Lowe, Herbert R
    Lowe, J
    Lowe, J. B
    Lowe, J. E
    Lowe, J.H
    Lowe, J.Miss
    Lowe, J. O
    Lowe, James
    Lowe, Jennie
    Lowe, Joe
    Lowe, John
    Lowe, John H
    Lowe,M. E
    Lowe,Mary D
    Lowe,Mary E
    Lowe,Mary L
    Lowe,Miss
    Lowe,Mrs
    Lowe, P.J.
    Lowe, R
    Lowe, R.E
    Lowe, R. H
    Lowe, R.R
    Lowe, Richard
    Lowe, Richard R
    Lowe, S.P
    Lowe, W
    Lowe, W.A
    Lowe, W.B
    Lowe, W.E
    Lowe, W. E. and Company
    Lowe, W. E.Mrs
    Lowe, W.H
    Lowe, W. H and Company
    Lowe, Walter
    Lowe, Will
    Lowe, Will E
    Lowe, Will Jr
    Lowe, Will,Mrs
    Lowe, William
    Lowe, William E
    Lowe, William E. and Company
    Lowe, William E.Mrs
    Lowe, William F. and Company
    Lowe, William R
    Lowe, Willie
    Lyon
    Lyon, A. B
    Lyon, A. B.Mrs
    Lyon, A. C.Mrs
    Lyon, Addie
    Lyon and Bamberger
    Lyon, B. K
    Lyon, Bill
    Lyon, C
    Lyon, Clyde W
    Lyon, D. B
    Lyon, D.Miss
    Lyon, Dessic
    Lyon, Dessie
    Lyon, Dick
    Lyon, E.S
    Lyon, Edward
    Lyon, Ella
    Lyon, F.M
    Lyon, G.B
    Lyon, G.M
    Lyon, George
    Lyon, George B
    Lyon, George W
    Lyon, H
    Lyon, H. K
    Lyon, J.B.,Miss
    Lyon, Jessie
    Lyon, John
    Lyon, John J
    Lyon, Juilus
    Lyon, L. D
    Lyon, L.M.Miss
    Lyon, Libby
    Lyon,M
    Lyon,M. F
    Lyon,M.H
    Lyon,M. J
    Lyon,M.Miss
    Lyon,M.Mrs
    + LyonMine
    Lyon,Miss
    Lyon,Mose
    Lyon,Mose H
    Lyon,Mose R
    Lyon,Moses
    Lyon,Moses H
    Lyon,Mrs
    Lyon, Olive N
    Lyon, Theodore
    Lyon, W
    Lyon, W.C
    Lyon, W.F
    Lyon, W.H
    Lyon, W. J
    Lyon, W.M
    Lyon, WillaimM
    Lyon, William
    Lyon, William H
    Lyon, William T
    Lyons
    Lyons, A. B
    Lyons, Albert
    Lyons, B
    Lyons, Bance
    Lyons Brewery
    Lyons, C
    Lyons, Ch
    Lyons, D.B
    Lyons, Della
    Lyons, Dick
    Lyons, Dublin
    Lyons, Ed
    Lyons, Edward
    Lyons, F
    Lyons, G. E
    Lyons, George
    Lyons, H
    Lyons, Henry
    Lyons, J.B
    Lyons, J.Mrs
    Lyons, J. W
    Lyons, Jennie
    Lyons, John
    Lyons,M. F
    Lyons,M.H
    Lyons,Martiner
    Lyons,Mary
    Lyons,Mertye
    Lyons,Micheal
    Lyons,Mida
    LyonsMine
    Lyons,Mirty
    Lyons,Miss
    Lyons,Mose
    Lyons,Moses
    Lyons,Moses H
    Lyons,Murty
    Lyons, O.M
    Lyons, P
    Lyons, R
    Lyons, Ransom
    Lyons, Samuel
    Lyons, Theodore
    Lyons, W.A.L
    Lyons, W. C
    Lyons, W.F
    Lyons, W. H
    Lyons, W.J
    Lyons, W.M
    Lyons, W.T
    Lyons, William
    Lyons, WilliamMrs
    Lyons, William T
    Manuel
    Manuel and Gwynn
    Manuel Brothers
    Manuel, Eng
    Manuel, F
    Manuel, Fred
    Manuel, Harvey
    Manuel,M
    Manuel,Mose
    Manuel,Moses
    Manuel, P
    Manuel, Samuel
    Mendel, W. L
    Sachs,M
    Sachs, Theodore
    Sack, A
    Sack,Millie
    Sacks, W
    Seckel
    Seckel, George
    Tauber, Rebecca
    Taubman, E. T
    Taubman,Mona
    Taubman, T. W
    Wolf
    Wolf, A.D
    Wolf, Abraham
    Wolf, Andrew
    Wolf, B
    Wolf, B.J
    Wolf, Ben
    Wolf, Benjamin
    Wolf, D
    Wolf, D.M
    Wolf, E.Mrs
    Wolf, Ed
    Wolf, Edward
    Wolf, Edwin
    Wolf, EdwinMrs
    Wolf, Ella
    Wolf, Ellen B
    Wolf, F
    Wolf, Frida
    Wolf, Fried
    Wolf, G. W
    Wolf, George
    Wolf Gut
    Wolf, H.E
    Wolf, J
    Wolf, J. B
    Wolf, J. H
    Wolf, J.M
    Wolf, J. S
    Wolf, James
    Wolf, Jepther
    Wolf, Joe
    Wolf, John
    Wolf, Joseph
    Wolf, K
    Wolf, L. E.Miss
    Wolf, Leonesia S
    Wolf, Louisa S
    Wolf,M
    Wolf,Miss
    WolfMountain
    Wolf, P
    Wolf, R.J
    Wolf, Samuel
    Wolf, T
    Wolf, William
    Wolff, B
    Wolff, B.J
    Wolff, E
    Wolff, Edmond
    Wolff, Edmund
    Wolff, Emma
    Wolff, F
    Wolff, Fred
    Wolff, H
    Wolff, Jennie
    Wolff, John
    Wolff, Johnny
    Wolff, Joseph
    Wolff, Louisa
    Wolff, P
    Wolff, William
    Wulf,Martha
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