"Father of Wife of District Attorney Buried at Canon City"
The funeral of John R. Witcher, who died at Niagara Falls, N.Y., Tuesday, took place from the First United Methodist Church Sunday afternoon under Masonic auspices.
Mr. Witcher was one of the pioneers of Southern Colorado and came to this state from Floyd County, Georgia, before the Civil War. He was one of the foremost cattleman and ranchers of Teller County and leaves a large estate. He was the father of Mrs. James C. Gentry of Meeker. The district attorney and Mrs. Gentry were present at the funeral.
Published in the
Steambot Pilot, Steamboat Springs Colorado
11 Jan 1911
Contributor: CCC (48025419)
The funeral of John R. Witcher, who died at Niagara Falls, N.Y., Tuesday, took place from the First United Methodist Church Sunday afternoon under Masonic auspices.
Mr. Witcher was one of the pioneers of Southern Colorado and came to this state from Floyd County, Georgia, before the Civil War. He was one of the foremost cattleman and ranchers of Teller County and leaves a large estate. He was the father of Mrs. James C. Gentry of Meeker. The district attorney and Mrs. Gentry were present at the funeral.
Published in the
Steambot Pilot, Steamboat Springs Colorado
11 Jan 1911
Contributor: CCC (48025419)
"Father of Wife of District Attorney Buried at Canon City"
The funeral of John R. Witcher, who died at Niagara Falls, N.Y., Tuesday, took place from the First United Methodist Church Sunday afternoon under Masonic auspices.
Mr. Witcher was one of the pioneers of Southern Colorado and came to this state from Floyd County, Georgia, before the Civil War. He was one of the foremost cattleman and ranchers of Teller County and leaves a large estate. He was the father of Mrs. James C. Gentry of Meeker. The district attorney and Mrs. Gentry were present at the funeral.
Published in the
Steambot Pilot, Steamboat Springs Colorado
11 Jan 1911
Contributor: CCC (48025419)
The funeral of John R. Witcher, who died at Niagara Falls, N.Y., Tuesday, took place from the First United Methodist Church Sunday afternoon under Masonic auspices.
Mr. Witcher was one of the pioneers of Southern Colorado and came to this state from Floyd County, Georgia, before the Civil War. He was one of the foremost cattleman and ranchers of Teller County and leaves a large estate. He was the father of Mrs. James C. Gentry of Meeker. The district attorney and Mrs. Gentry were present at the funeral.
Published in the
Steambot Pilot, Steamboat Springs Colorado
11 Jan 1911
Contributor: CCC (48025419)
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