Lake County CO Archives Cemeteries.....St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery - Partial Survey More to Come
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started in 1888 and still active.
Leadville, Lake Co., Colorado

Last Name     First Name    Middle Name   Birth       Death       Comment
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Kelly         Ellen         Healy         1851        1895        Wife of Patrick A. Kelly
Kelly         Patrick       A.                                    There is only his name, no dates, but he was buried here.
Healy         Daniel                      1858        1912        Dan drowned in Tourquois Lake, near Leadville, CO



Additional Comments:
Ellen, my natural gr.gr. Aunt, died in childbirth, May 25,1895 and buried May 
27. She was born in County Kerry, Ireland and Emmigrated Oct. 8, 1862. Her 
life in America started in Houghton County, MI and arrived into Leadville 
about 1878. She married Pat Kelly had three known children with him the last 
child, P. Albert Kelly died, too and was buried in Leadville's Evergreen 
Cemetery. No know reason give. I have her Death Certificate, and the furneral 
costs and instructions. No cemetery plot etc. were listed. I have a photo of 
the headstone.
   Dan Healy, Ellen Kelly's, brother, was born in County Kerry Ireland. He 
held several post office positions in Lake County, was Lake County's State 
Senator, in 1903. He, also, sold insurance and real estate and was well liked. 
He helped establish the HEALY HOUSE, on Harrison Ave, in Leadville. 
Responsible, for bringing a cousin, Nellie A. Healy, to Leadville and she 
eventually turned the HEALY HOUSE over to the Colorado State Historical 
Society.
   Dan was from a poor immigrant family, who worked the copper mines of 
Michigan. He educated himself and taught school in Marquette, MI until his 
sister, Ellen Healy Kelly asked him to come out to Leadville, in 1885. 


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