His father Gilbert emptied his tool chest, which was made of oak boards and which dovetailed together with a tight-fitting lid, placed the boy's body, wrapped in a blanket, inside.
He is buried in his father's tool chest near the Saline Ford at the confluence of Salt Creek and the Platte River along the Oxbow Trail.
His father Gilbert emptied his tool chest, which was made of oak boards and which dovetailed together with a tight-fitting lid, placed the boy's body, wrapped in a blanket, inside.
He is buried in his father's tool chest near the Saline Ford at the confluence of Salt Creek and the Platte River along the Oxbow Trail.
Family Members
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Gilbert Rosel Belnap
1847–1929
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John McBride Belnap
1849–1850
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Ruben Belnap
1851–1924
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Joseph Belnap
1853–1922
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Martha Jane Belnap Hammon
1855–1923
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Hyrum Belnap
1858–1938
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Augustus Weber Belnap
1860–1948
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Volney Belnap
1862–1862
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Vinson Knight Belnap
1863–1920
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Amasa Belnap
1866–1929
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Adeline Belnap Lowe
1868–1934
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Mary Louise Belnap Lowe
1870–1950
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Lola Almira Belnap Coolbear
1874–1921
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