Photos, Protestant Section Evergreen Cemetery, Leadville, Lake County, Colorado

June 2005 Edition of the Cemetery Photo Index

The indexed photographs can be viewed by visiting the Colorado 
Tombstone Photo Project page at:
http://www.usgwarchives.net/co/costones/lake/evgprot.htm

The Evergreen Cemetery is located at the northwestern edge of 
Leadville, at the intersection of 10th Street & James Street, and 
is divided into twelve (12) sections: A.O.U.W., B.P.O.E., Catholic, 
Catholic Free, G.A.R., I.O.O.F., Jewish, K. of P., Masonic, 
P.O.S.A., Protestant, and Protestant Free.  
Photos from various unknown sections can be found at Evergreen 
Unknown Section.

The photographs in this portion of the archives were contributed by:
Mary Cosepalmer (mc)
Gail Meyer Kilgore (gmk)

Headstones

   * Cose
      + Charles H., 1879-1943; and his wife Margaret (Gray), 1886-1945 (mc)
         - Charles H. Cose was the son of Robert H. & "Jane" (Daniel) Cose
      + Robert [Henry], March 19, 1857-August 28, 1929; and his wife Catherine J. ["Jane" (Daniel)], 1858-1941 (mc)
         - Birth date on stone is incorrect; Robert Cose was born March 14, 1855 in Plympton, England.
      + Children of Robert H. & "Jane" (Daniel) Cose; listed on back of Robert's stone:
         - Ollie, died Nov 29, 1899, aged 7 mos
         - Elizabeth, [date not legible], aged 6 mos
         - Eveline, July 1896-Oct 20, 1897
         - William, 1897-1899
         - James, Nov 22, 1882-Oct 25, 1918
         - Robert Roy (not listed on stone)
   * Frodsham, Edward, 1841-1879, "hung until dead" [blk 14 lot 9] (gmk)
   * Oblasser, John 1859-1909 [blk 14 lot 9] (gmk)
   * Omohundro, John Burwell, 1846-1880, "Texas Jack" Confederate Army Stone (gmk)

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