Jesse was the son of Jesse Lobaugh Gantt and Caroline Sheibley Spotts Gantt. He was the brother of Jacob S. Gantt. He was the husband of Rosalia (Rose) Garcia Gantt with her, he was the father of
Harry John Gantt 1890 – 1955
Amy (nee Gantt) Bobbitt 1892 – 1965
Albert (Ollie) Spotts Gantt 1894 – 1970
James Blaine (Jim) Gantt 1898 – 1946
Jesse Patrick (Pat) Gantt 1900 – 1965
Ella Katherine Gantt 1903 – 1969
Raymond Gantt 1905 – 1915
David S. Gantt 1908 – 1934
May Caroline (nee Gantt) Williams 1910 – 1978
Muriel A. Gantt 1913-1954
Jesse was a bartender/pharmacist in his own bar in El Paso, before that he was a shopkeeper in Leadville, Colorado. Prior to coming out west, Jesse was in the U.S. Marine Corps and stationed on special duty at the Naval Yard in Washington, D.C. from 1886-1888. He was found in Leadville, Colorado working as a clerk in 1890 and was in El Paso, Texas by 1892.
Jesse was shot on October 23rd, 1914, while attempting to stop a hold up on the street. He died 15 days later from Gangreene of the wound. He left behind a widow with ten children rangeing in age from 24 years old to 10 months.
Harry John Gantt 1890 – 1955
Amy (nee Gantt) Bobbitt 1892 – 1965
Albert (Ollie) Spotts Gantt 1894 – 1970
James Blaine (Jim) Gantt 1898 – 1946
Jesse Patrick (Pat) Gantt 1900 – 1965
Ella Katherine Gantt 1903 – 1969
Raymond Gantt 1905 – 1915
David S. Gantt 1908 – 1934
May Caroline (nee Gantt) Williams 1910 – 1978
Muriel A. Gantt 1913-1954
Jesse was a bartender/pharmacist in his own bar in El Paso, before that he was a shopkeeper in Leadville, Colorado. Prior to coming out west, Jesse was in the U.S. Marine Corps and stationed on special duty at the Naval Yard in Washington, D.C. from 1886-1888. He was found in Leadville, Colorado working as a clerk in 1890 and was in El Paso, Texas by 1892.
Jesse was shot on October 23rd, 1914, while attempting to stop a hold up on the street. He died 15 days later from Gangreene of the wound. He left behind a widow with ten children rangeing in age from 24 years old to 10 months.
Jesse was the son of Jesse Lobaugh Gantt and Caroline Sheibley Spotts Gantt. He was the brother of Jacob S. Gantt. He was the husband of Rosalia (Rose) Garcia Gantt with her, he was the father of
Harry John Gantt 1890 – 1955
Amy (nee Gantt) Bobbitt 1892 – 1965
Albert (Ollie) Spotts Gantt 1894 – 1970
James Blaine (Jim) Gantt 1898 – 1946
Jesse Patrick (Pat) Gantt 1900 – 1965
Ella Katherine Gantt 1903 – 1969
Raymond Gantt 1905 – 1915
David S. Gantt 1908 – 1934
May Caroline (nee Gantt) Williams 1910 – 1978
Muriel A. Gantt 1913-1954
Jesse was a bartender/pharmacist in his own bar in El Paso, before that he was a shopkeeper in Leadville, Colorado. Prior to coming out west, Jesse was in the U.S. Marine Corps and stationed on special duty at the Naval Yard in Washington, D.C. from 1886-1888. He was found in Leadville, Colorado working as a clerk in 1890 and was in El Paso, Texas by 1892.
Jesse was shot on October 23rd, 1914, while attempting to stop a hold up on the street. He died 15 days later from Gangreene of the wound. He left behind a widow with ten children rangeing in age from 24 years old to 10 months.
Harry John Gantt 1890 – 1955
Amy (nee Gantt) Bobbitt 1892 – 1965
Albert (Ollie) Spotts Gantt 1894 – 1970
James Blaine (Jim) Gantt 1898 – 1946
Jesse Patrick (Pat) Gantt 1900 – 1965
Ella Katherine Gantt 1903 – 1969
Raymond Gantt 1905 – 1915
David S. Gantt 1908 – 1934
May Caroline (nee Gantt) Williams 1910 – 1978
Muriel A. Gantt 1913-1954
Jesse was a bartender/pharmacist in his own bar in El Paso, before that he was a shopkeeper in Leadville, Colorado. Prior to coming out west, Jesse was in the U.S. Marine Corps and stationed on special duty at the Naval Yard in Washington, D.C. from 1886-1888. He was found in Leadville, Colorado working as a clerk in 1890 and was in El Paso, Texas by 1892.
Jesse was shot on October 23rd, 1914, while attempting to stop a hold up on the street. He died 15 days later from Gangreene of the wound. He left behind a widow with ten children rangeing in age from 24 years old to 10 months.
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