Colorado miner. Marshal of Idaho Springs, Colorado, in 1883.
Isaac Painter, IV, son of Nancy (née Springer) and Isaac Painter, III, was born possibly in January 1848 on his family's farm in Bruce Township, LaSalle County, Illinois. He was enumerated there in 1850 and 1860. By 1870, he had moved Colorado, where he worked as a miner, and became known as "Ike" Painter.
His elder brother Uriah S. Painter mustered out of military service at the beginning of 1865, and spent the next 8 years in the Rocky Mountains. A Denver, Colorado, newspaper reported on 30 April 1870 the arrival of Uriah and Isaac Painter; the two were going to Georgetown, Clear Creek County, Colorado.
Isaac Painter, IV, was enumerated in 1880 and 1885 in Clear Creek County, working as a miner. He was briefly the marshal of Idaho Springs, Clear Creek County, in 1883, but resigned to go on a trip to mines near Perote, Mexico. (He traveled there through New York, and returned months later through New Orleans.) By 1891, he was in Boulder, Colorado.
His fortunes seem to have diminished by 1900, when he was enumerated in Boulder County, Colorado, working as a day laborer. In the 1880, 1885, and 1900 enumerations, he was shown to be single, and appears to have subtracted 2 years from his age. Inexplicably, he also reported himself to have been born in Louisiana.
As for the confusion between the older and younger Ike Painters in the 1902 death notice, "Which Ike Painter?" (cited below), the younger Ike—nephew Isaac Thompson Painter (Uriah's son)—died in 1961.
Notes
"Isaac Painter [...] married Nancy Springer [...] died about 1870, leaving six children: [...] Isaac, married T. L. Freer [...]" (Elmer Baldwin, History of LaSalle County, Illinois (Chicago: Rand, McNally & Co., 1877), p. 346.)
• This account seems to have invented a wife for son Isaac, and omits the seventh and youngest child, Elizabeth.
1850 U.S. Census, Bruce, LaSalle Co., Illinois; dwelling 1265, family 1282, lines 6-14, p. 262 (printed), 8 Oct 1850.
6. Isaac Painter, 37, farmer ($1,000), Ohio.
7. Nancy -----, 33, Ohio.
8. Andrew J. -----, 9, Ill.
9. Sarah A. -----, 8, Ill.
10. Uriah -----, 7, Ill.
11. George W. -----, 4, Ill.
12. Mary J. -----, 3, Ill.
13. Isaac ----- Jr., 2, Ill.
14. Nancy Springer, 14, Ill.
1860 U.S. Census, Bruce, LaSalle Co., Illinois; dwelling 5294, families 5227 and 5228, lines 22-31 and 32-34, p. 606 (written), 31 Jul 1860.
22. "Isac" Painter [head], 47, farmer ($6,000; $4,000), Ohio.
23. Elizabeth -----, 49, Ky.
24. Albert -----, 22, farmer, Ills.
25. Jackson -----, 20, Ills.
26. Uriah -----, 19, Ills.
27. Sarah -----, 17, Ills.
28. Mary -----, 13, Ills.
29. "Isac" -----, 11, Ills.
30. Joseph -----, 9, Ills.
31. Elizabeth -----, 10, Ills.
32. William Rainey [head], 19, farmer (-0-; $200), Ills.
33. Percilla -----, 17, Ills.
34. Martha -----, 15, Ills.
• Albert may be Adelbert Osborne, who married Sarah Ann Painter in 1863. The Raineys were the elder Elizabeth Painter's children from her prior marriage to William Rainey, senior.
Identified as one of his late father's heirs at law on 3 Nov 1869.
1870 U.S. Census: not found.
"To Georgetown: H. S. Painter, Isaac Painter [...]" ("Arrivals and Departures," Daily Rocky Mountain News, Denver, Colorado, 30 Apr 1870, p. 4, col. 4.)
•"H. S. Painter" is doubtless a typographical error for Isaac's brother Uriah S. Painter, often called "U. S. Painter"; see below.
"U. S. Painter, Silver Plume." ("Arrivals at the Girard House," Daily Colorado Miner, Georgetown, Colorado, 1 Oct 1872, p. 4 col. 4.)
"Ike Painter [... from] Silver Plumer." ("Arrivals at the Girard House," Daily Colorado Miner, Georgetown, Colorado, 18 Mar 1873, p. 4 col. 2.)
1880 U.S. Census, E.D. 112, Georgetown, Clear Creek Co., Colorado; (no dwelling or family numbers), line 1, p. 105 (printed), p. 27 (written), 21 Jun 1880.
1. Painter, Isaac, 30, single, miner; self and mother born in Louisiana, father in Ohio.
"Ike Painter, one of our old-timers, has been elected marshal of Idaho Springs. Ike's many friends here will be pleased to hear of this honor." ("Personal Points," Daily Colorado Miner, Georgetown, Colorado, 21 Apr 1883, p. 3 col. 6.)
Town Officers: "Marshal—Ike Painter. Constables—Wm. Kitto and Ike Painter." ("Indian Springs Directory," Colorado Mining Gazette, Indian Springs, Colorado, 2 Jun 1883, p. 1, col. 1.)
"Messrs. Ike Painter and Owens, who went to Old Mexico last Spring, returned on Saturday last and were warmly welcomed by their many friends. In going they took passage on a steamer at New York, and returning came by way of New Orleans. The Perote mines, at which they were located, are situated in Vera Cruz [...]" ("From Old Mexico," Colorado Mining Gazette, Indian Springs, Colorado, 29 Dec 1883, p. 3, col. 3.)
1885 Colorado state census, Dist. 1, Clear Creek Co.; dwelling 159, family 159, lines 7-13, p. 16 (written), 1 Jun 1885.
10. Painter, Isaac, 35, boarding, single, miner; born in Louisiana, father in Ohio, mother in Va.
In Boulder, Colorado, by 1891, according to local newspapers.
"Ike Painter was up before Judge Robinson yesterday and found guilty as charged." Charge not described. (No title, The Boulder Camera, Boulder, Colorado, 13 Sep 1895, p. 4, col. 1.)
1900 U.S. Census, E.D. 163, Eldora, Precinct 34, Boulder Co., Colorado; dwelling 127, family 128, line 56, p. 5 (written), 6 Jun 1900.
56. Painter, Isaac, head, Jan 1850, 50 single; born in "La"; father in Ohio, mother in Virginia; day laborer.
"Which Ike Painter?," The Streator Daily Free Press, Streator, Illinois, 10 Jul 1902.
"Ike Painter Dead," The Daily Camera, Boulder, Colorado, 8 Jul 1902, p. 1.
Bio. by blueheron14. Reviewed 26 January 2024.
Isaac Painter, IV, son of Nancy (née Springer) and Isaac Painter, III, was born possibly in January 1848 on his family's farm in Bruce Township, LaSalle County, Illinois. He was enumerated there in 1850 and 1860. By 1870, he had moved Colorado, where he worked as a miner, and became known as "Ike" Painter.
His elder brother Uriah S. Painter mustered out of military service at the beginning of 1865, and spent the next 8 years in the Rocky Mountains. A Denver, Colorado, newspaper reported on 30 April 1870 the arrival of Uriah and Isaac Painter; the two were going to Georgetown, Clear Creek County, Colorado.
Isaac Painter, IV, was enumerated in 1880 and 1885 in Clear Creek County, working as a miner. He was briefly the marshal of Idaho Springs, Clear Creek County, in 1883, but resigned to go on a trip to mines near Perote, Mexico. (He traveled there through New York, and returned months later through New Orleans.) By 1891, he was in Boulder, Colorado.
His fortunes seem to have diminished by 1900, when he was enumerated in Boulder County, Colorado, working as a day laborer. In the 1880, 1885, and 1900 enumerations, he was shown to be single, and appears to have subtracted 2 years from his age. Inexplicably, he also reported himself to have been born in Louisiana.
As for the confusion between the older and younger Ike Painters in the 1902 death notice, "Which Ike Painter?" (cited below), the younger Ike—nephew Isaac Thompson Painter (Uriah's son)—died in 1961.
Notes
"Isaac Painter [...] married Nancy Springer [...] died about 1870, leaving six children: [...] Isaac, married T. L. Freer [...]" (Elmer Baldwin, History of LaSalle County, Illinois (Chicago: Rand, McNally & Co., 1877), p. 346.)
• This account seems to have invented a wife for son Isaac, and omits the seventh and youngest child, Elizabeth.
1850 U.S. Census, Bruce, LaSalle Co., Illinois; dwelling 1265, family 1282, lines 6-14, p. 262 (printed), 8 Oct 1850.
6. Isaac Painter, 37, farmer ($1,000), Ohio.
7. Nancy -----, 33, Ohio.
8. Andrew J. -----, 9, Ill.
9. Sarah A. -----, 8, Ill.
10. Uriah -----, 7, Ill.
11. George W. -----, 4, Ill.
12. Mary J. -----, 3, Ill.
13. Isaac ----- Jr., 2, Ill.
14. Nancy Springer, 14, Ill.
1860 U.S. Census, Bruce, LaSalle Co., Illinois; dwelling 5294, families 5227 and 5228, lines 22-31 and 32-34, p. 606 (written), 31 Jul 1860.
22. "Isac" Painter [head], 47, farmer ($6,000; $4,000), Ohio.
23. Elizabeth -----, 49, Ky.
24. Albert -----, 22, farmer, Ills.
25. Jackson -----, 20, Ills.
26. Uriah -----, 19, Ills.
27. Sarah -----, 17, Ills.
28. Mary -----, 13, Ills.
29. "Isac" -----, 11, Ills.
30. Joseph -----, 9, Ills.
31. Elizabeth -----, 10, Ills.
32. William Rainey [head], 19, farmer (-0-; $200), Ills.
33. Percilla -----, 17, Ills.
34. Martha -----, 15, Ills.
• Albert may be Adelbert Osborne, who married Sarah Ann Painter in 1863. The Raineys were the elder Elizabeth Painter's children from her prior marriage to William Rainey, senior.
Identified as one of his late father's heirs at law on 3 Nov 1869.
1870 U.S. Census: not found.
"To Georgetown: H. S. Painter, Isaac Painter [...]" ("Arrivals and Departures," Daily Rocky Mountain News, Denver, Colorado, 30 Apr 1870, p. 4, col. 4.)
•"H. S. Painter" is doubtless a typographical error for Isaac's brother Uriah S. Painter, often called "U. S. Painter"; see below.
"U. S. Painter, Silver Plume." ("Arrivals at the Girard House," Daily Colorado Miner, Georgetown, Colorado, 1 Oct 1872, p. 4 col. 4.)
"Ike Painter [... from] Silver Plumer." ("Arrivals at the Girard House," Daily Colorado Miner, Georgetown, Colorado, 18 Mar 1873, p. 4 col. 2.)
1880 U.S. Census, E.D. 112, Georgetown, Clear Creek Co., Colorado; (no dwelling or family numbers), line 1, p. 105 (printed), p. 27 (written), 21 Jun 1880.
1. Painter, Isaac, 30, single, miner; self and mother born in Louisiana, father in Ohio.
"Ike Painter, one of our old-timers, has been elected marshal of Idaho Springs. Ike's many friends here will be pleased to hear of this honor." ("Personal Points," Daily Colorado Miner, Georgetown, Colorado, 21 Apr 1883, p. 3 col. 6.)
Town Officers: "Marshal—Ike Painter. Constables—Wm. Kitto and Ike Painter." ("Indian Springs Directory," Colorado Mining Gazette, Indian Springs, Colorado, 2 Jun 1883, p. 1, col. 1.)
"Messrs. Ike Painter and Owens, who went to Old Mexico last Spring, returned on Saturday last and were warmly welcomed by their many friends. In going they took passage on a steamer at New York, and returning came by way of New Orleans. The Perote mines, at which they were located, are situated in Vera Cruz [...]" ("From Old Mexico," Colorado Mining Gazette, Indian Springs, Colorado, 29 Dec 1883, p. 3, col. 3.)
1885 Colorado state census, Dist. 1, Clear Creek Co.; dwelling 159, family 159, lines 7-13, p. 16 (written), 1 Jun 1885.
10. Painter, Isaac, 35, boarding, single, miner; born in Louisiana, father in Ohio, mother in Va.
In Boulder, Colorado, by 1891, according to local newspapers.
"Ike Painter was up before Judge Robinson yesterday and found guilty as charged." Charge not described. (No title, The Boulder Camera, Boulder, Colorado, 13 Sep 1895, p. 4, col. 1.)
1900 U.S. Census, E.D. 163, Eldora, Precinct 34, Boulder Co., Colorado; dwelling 127, family 128, line 56, p. 5 (written), 6 Jun 1900.
56. Painter, Isaac, head, Jan 1850, 50 single; born in "La"; father in Ohio, mother in Virginia; day laborer.
"Which Ike Painter?," The Streator Daily Free Press, Streator, Illinois, 10 Jul 1902.
"Ike Painter Dead," The Daily Camera, Boulder, Colorado, 8 Jul 1902, p. 1.
Bio. by blueheron14. Reviewed 26 January 2024.
Colorado miner. Marshal of Idaho Springs, Colorado, in 1883.
Isaac Painter, IV, son of Nancy (née Springer) and Isaac Painter, III, was born possibly in January 1848 on his family's farm in Bruce Township, LaSalle County, Illinois. He was enumerated there in 1850 and 1860. By 1870, he had moved Colorado, where he worked as a miner, and became known as "Ike" Painter.
His elder brother Uriah S. Painter mustered out of military service at the beginning of 1865, and spent the next 8 years in the Rocky Mountains. A Denver, Colorado, newspaper reported on 30 April 1870 the arrival of Uriah and Isaac Painter; the two were going to Georgetown, Clear Creek County, Colorado.
Isaac Painter, IV, was enumerated in 1880 and 1885 in Clear Creek County, working as a miner. He was briefly the marshal of Idaho Springs, Clear Creek County, in 1883, but resigned to go on a trip to mines near Perote, Mexico. (He traveled there through New York, and returned months later through New Orleans.) By 1891, he was in Boulder, Colorado.
His fortunes seem to have diminished by 1900, when he was enumerated in Boulder County, Colorado, working as a day laborer. In the 1880, 1885, and 1900 enumerations, he was shown to be single, and appears to have subtracted 2 years from his age. Inexplicably, he also reported himself to have been born in Louisiana.
As for the confusion between the older and younger Ike Painters in the 1902 death notice, "Which Ike Painter?" (cited below), the younger Ike—nephew Isaac Thompson Painter (Uriah's son)—died in 1961.
Notes
"Isaac Painter [...] married Nancy Springer [...] died about 1870, leaving six children: [...] Isaac, married T. L. Freer [...]" (Elmer Baldwin, History of LaSalle County, Illinois (Chicago: Rand, McNally & Co., 1877), p. 346.)
• This account seems to have invented a wife for son Isaac, and omits the seventh and youngest child, Elizabeth.
1850 U.S. Census, Bruce, LaSalle Co., Illinois; dwelling 1265, family 1282, lines 6-14, p. 262 (printed), 8 Oct 1850.
6. Isaac Painter, 37, farmer ($1,000), Ohio.
7. Nancy -----, 33, Ohio.
8. Andrew J. -----, 9, Ill.
9. Sarah A. -----, 8, Ill.
10. Uriah -----, 7, Ill.
11. George W. -----, 4, Ill.
12. Mary J. -----, 3, Ill.
13. Isaac ----- Jr., 2, Ill.
14. Nancy Springer, 14, Ill.
1860 U.S. Census, Bruce, LaSalle Co., Illinois; dwelling 5294, families 5227 and 5228, lines 22-31 and 32-34, p. 606 (written), 31 Jul 1860.
22. "Isac" Painter [head], 47, farmer ($6,000; $4,000), Ohio.
23. Elizabeth -----, 49, Ky.
24. Albert -----, 22, farmer, Ills.
25. Jackson -----, 20, Ills.
26. Uriah -----, 19, Ills.
27. Sarah -----, 17, Ills.
28. Mary -----, 13, Ills.
29. "Isac" -----, 11, Ills.
30. Joseph -----, 9, Ills.
31. Elizabeth -----, 10, Ills.
32. William Rainey [head], 19, farmer (-0-; $200), Ills.
33. Percilla -----, 17, Ills.
34. Martha -----, 15, Ills.
• Albert may be Adelbert Osborne, who married Sarah Ann Painter in 1863. The Raineys were the elder Elizabeth Painter's children from her prior marriage to William Rainey, senior.
Identified as one of his late father's heirs at law on 3 Nov 1869.
1870 U.S. Census: not found.
"To Georgetown: H. S. Painter, Isaac Painter [...]" ("Arrivals and Departures," Daily Rocky Mountain News, Denver, Colorado, 30 Apr 1870, p. 4, col. 4.)
•"H. S. Painter" is doubtless a typographical error for Isaac's brother Uriah S. Painter, often called "U. S. Painter"; see below.
"U. S. Painter, Silver Plume." ("Arrivals at the Girard House," Daily Colorado Miner, Georgetown, Colorado, 1 Oct 1872, p. 4 col. 4.)
"Ike Painter [... from] Silver Plumer." ("Arrivals at the Girard House," Daily Colorado Miner, Georgetown, Colorado, 18 Mar 1873, p. 4 col. 2.)
1880 U.S. Census, E.D. 112, Georgetown, Clear Creek Co., Colorado; (no dwelling or family numbers), line 1, p. 105 (printed), p. 27 (written), 21 Jun 1880.
1. Painter, Isaac, 30, single, miner; self and mother born in Louisiana, father in Ohio.
"Ike Painter, one of our old-timers, has been elected marshal of Idaho Springs. Ike's many friends here will be pleased to hear of this honor." ("Personal Points," Daily Colorado Miner, Georgetown, Colorado, 21 Apr 1883, p. 3 col. 6.)
Town Officers: "Marshal—Ike Painter. Constables—Wm. Kitto and Ike Painter." ("Indian Springs Directory," Colorado Mining Gazette, Indian Springs, Colorado, 2 Jun 1883, p. 1, col. 1.)
"Messrs. Ike Painter and Owens, who went to Old Mexico last Spring, returned on Saturday last and were warmly welcomed by their many friends. In going they took passage on a steamer at New York, and returning came by way of New Orleans. The Perote mines, at which they were located, are situated in Vera Cruz [...]" ("From Old Mexico," Colorado Mining Gazette, Indian Springs, Colorado, 29 Dec 1883, p. 3, col. 3.)
1885 Colorado state census, Dist. 1, Clear Creek Co.; dwelling 159, family 159, lines 7-13, p. 16 (written), 1 Jun 1885.
10. Painter, Isaac, 35, boarding, single, miner; born in Louisiana, father in Ohio, mother in Va.
In Boulder, Colorado, by 1891, according to local newspapers.
"Ike Painter was up before Judge Robinson yesterday and found guilty as charged." Charge not described. (No title, The Boulder Camera, Boulder, Colorado, 13 Sep 1895, p. 4, col. 1.)
1900 U.S. Census, E.D. 163, Eldora, Precinct 34, Boulder Co., Colorado; dwelling 127, family 128, line 56, p. 5 (written), 6 Jun 1900.
56. Painter, Isaac, head, Jan 1850, 50 single; born in "La"; father in Ohio, mother in Virginia; day laborer.
"Which Ike Painter?," The Streator Daily Free Press, Streator, Illinois, 10 Jul 1902.
"Ike Painter Dead," The Daily Camera, Boulder, Colorado, 8 Jul 1902, p. 1.
Bio. by blueheron14. Reviewed 26 January 2024.
Isaac Painter, IV, son of Nancy (née Springer) and Isaac Painter, III, was born possibly in January 1848 on his family's farm in Bruce Township, LaSalle County, Illinois. He was enumerated there in 1850 and 1860. By 1870, he had moved Colorado, where he worked as a miner, and became known as "Ike" Painter.
His elder brother Uriah S. Painter mustered out of military service at the beginning of 1865, and spent the next 8 years in the Rocky Mountains. A Denver, Colorado, newspaper reported on 30 April 1870 the arrival of Uriah and Isaac Painter; the two were going to Georgetown, Clear Creek County, Colorado.
Isaac Painter, IV, was enumerated in 1880 and 1885 in Clear Creek County, working as a miner. He was briefly the marshal of Idaho Springs, Clear Creek County, in 1883, but resigned to go on a trip to mines near Perote, Mexico. (He traveled there through New York, and returned months later through New Orleans.) By 1891, he was in Boulder, Colorado.
His fortunes seem to have diminished by 1900, when he was enumerated in Boulder County, Colorado, working as a day laborer. In the 1880, 1885, and 1900 enumerations, he was shown to be single, and appears to have subtracted 2 years from his age. Inexplicably, he also reported himself to have been born in Louisiana.
As for the confusion between the older and younger Ike Painters in the 1902 death notice, "Which Ike Painter?" (cited below), the younger Ike—nephew Isaac Thompson Painter (Uriah's son)—died in 1961.
Notes
"Isaac Painter [...] married Nancy Springer [...] died about 1870, leaving six children: [...] Isaac, married T. L. Freer [...]" (Elmer Baldwin, History of LaSalle County, Illinois (Chicago: Rand, McNally & Co., 1877), p. 346.)
• This account seems to have invented a wife for son Isaac, and omits the seventh and youngest child, Elizabeth.
1850 U.S. Census, Bruce, LaSalle Co., Illinois; dwelling 1265, family 1282, lines 6-14, p. 262 (printed), 8 Oct 1850.
6. Isaac Painter, 37, farmer ($1,000), Ohio.
7. Nancy -----, 33, Ohio.
8. Andrew J. -----, 9, Ill.
9. Sarah A. -----, 8, Ill.
10. Uriah -----, 7, Ill.
11. George W. -----, 4, Ill.
12. Mary J. -----, 3, Ill.
13. Isaac ----- Jr., 2, Ill.
14. Nancy Springer, 14, Ill.
1860 U.S. Census, Bruce, LaSalle Co., Illinois; dwelling 5294, families 5227 and 5228, lines 22-31 and 32-34, p. 606 (written), 31 Jul 1860.
22. "Isac" Painter [head], 47, farmer ($6,000; $4,000), Ohio.
23. Elizabeth -----, 49, Ky.
24. Albert -----, 22, farmer, Ills.
25. Jackson -----, 20, Ills.
26. Uriah -----, 19, Ills.
27. Sarah -----, 17, Ills.
28. Mary -----, 13, Ills.
29. "Isac" -----, 11, Ills.
30. Joseph -----, 9, Ills.
31. Elizabeth -----, 10, Ills.
32. William Rainey [head], 19, farmer (-0-; $200), Ills.
33. Percilla -----, 17, Ills.
34. Martha -----, 15, Ills.
• Albert may be Adelbert Osborne, who married Sarah Ann Painter in 1863. The Raineys were the elder Elizabeth Painter's children from her prior marriage to William Rainey, senior.
Identified as one of his late father's heirs at law on 3 Nov 1869.
1870 U.S. Census: not found.
"To Georgetown: H. S. Painter, Isaac Painter [...]" ("Arrivals and Departures," Daily Rocky Mountain News, Denver, Colorado, 30 Apr 1870, p. 4, col. 4.)
•"H. S. Painter" is doubtless a typographical error for Isaac's brother Uriah S. Painter, often called "U. S. Painter"; see below.
"U. S. Painter, Silver Plume." ("Arrivals at the Girard House," Daily Colorado Miner, Georgetown, Colorado, 1 Oct 1872, p. 4 col. 4.)
"Ike Painter [... from] Silver Plumer." ("Arrivals at the Girard House," Daily Colorado Miner, Georgetown, Colorado, 18 Mar 1873, p. 4 col. 2.)
1880 U.S. Census, E.D. 112, Georgetown, Clear Creek Co., Colorado; (no dwelling or family numbers), line 1, p. 105 (printed), p. 27 (written), 21 Jun 1880.
1. Painter, Isaac, 30, single, miner; self and mother born in Louisiana, father in Ohio.
"Ike Painter, one of our old-timers, has been elected marshal of Idaho Springs. Ike's many friends here will be pleased to hear of this honor." ("Personal Points," Daily Colorado Miner, Georgetown, Colorado, 21 Apr 1883, p. 3 col. 6.)
Town Officers: "Marshal—Ike Painter. Constables—Wm. Kitto and Ike Painter." ("Indian Springs Directory," Colorado Mining Gazette, Indian Springs, Colorado, 2 Jun 1883, p. 1, col. 1.)
"Messrs. Ike Painter and Owens, who went to Old Mexico last Spring, returned on Saturday last and were warmly welcomed by their many friends. In going they took passage on a steamer at New York, and returning came by way of New Orleans. The Perote mines, at which they were located, are situated in Vera Cruz [...]" ("From Old Mexico," Colorado Mining Gazette, Indian Springs, Colorado, 29 Dec 1883, p. 3, col. 3.)
1885 Colorado state census, Dist. 1, Clear Creek Co.; dwelling 159, family 159, lines 7-13, p. 16 (written), 1 Jun 1885.
10. Painter, Isaac, 35, boarding, single, miner; born in Louisiana, father in Ohio, mother in Va.
In Boulder, Colorado, by 1891, according to local newspapers.
"Ike Painter was up before Judge Robinson yesterday and found guilty as charged." Charge not described. (No title, The Boulder Camera, Boulder, Colorado, 13 Sep 1895, p. 4, col. 1.)
1900 U.S. Census, E.D. 163, Eldora, Precinct 34, Boulder Co., Colorado; dwelling 127, family 128, line 56, p. 5 (written), 6 Jun 1900.
56. Painter, Isaac, head, Jan 1850, 50 single; born in "La"; father in Ohio, mother in Virginia; day laborer.
"Which Ike Painter?," The Streator Daily Free Press, Streator, Illinois, 10 Jul 1902.
"Ike Painter Dead," The Daily Camera, Boulder, Colorado, 8 Jul 1902, p. 1.
Bio. by blueheron14. Reviewed 26 January 2024.
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