Wiley WINKLE
(1828-1912)
NOTE; About eight or nine miles to the northeast of Bellfountain Cemetery are two considerable buttes which are now commonly called Wagner Buttes but were originally called Winkle Buttes. These were named for the WINKLE family who held the claim which included them. Isaac WINKLE, head of the family, is reported to have been buried on the Butte.
(1828-1912)
NOTE; About eight or nine miles to the northeast of Bellfountain Cemetery are two considerable buttes which are now commonly called Wagner Buttes but were originally called Winkle Buttes. These were named for the WINKLE family who held the claim which included them. Isaac WINKLE, head of the family, is reported to have been buried on the Butte.
Wiley WINKLE
(1828-1912)
NOTE; About eight or nine miles to the northeast of Bellfountain Cemetery are two considerable buttes which are now commonly called Wagner Buttes but were originally called Winkle Buttes. These were named for the WINKLE family who held the claim which included them. Isaac WINKLE, head of the family, is reported to have been buried on the Butte.
(1828-1912)
NOTE; About eight or nine miles to the northeast of Bellfountain Cemetery are two considerable buttes which are now commonly called Wagner Buttes but were originally called Winkle Buttes. These were named for the WINKLE family who held the claim which included them. Isaac WINKLE, head of the family, is reported to have been buried on the Butte.
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