Stover and Sellers Families

File — Box: 1, Folder: 5

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Scope and Contents

1: Joseph Stover in his later years. Correction: This is probably Cornelius Jasper Stover, he went by Jasper.
2: Linda Stover Haynie, mother of Leonard M. Haynie. Correction: This is probably Lydia, Linda's daughter.
3: Jasper Stover and his wife, Palestine McDaniel Stover; Grandparents of Leonard M. Haynie, lawyer in Alamosa, Colorado.
4: Mrs. Pink McDaniel mother of Palestine Stover. Correction: "Pink" may have been a nickname, but her name was Lucy (maiden name Osborn).
5: Mary Ellen Sellers; first child born in the barracks at Pueblo, 1878.
6: L to R. standing: Jane Sellers Haynie, Ernie R. Sellers, George Sellers, Mary Ellen Sellers, Heber Sellers - son of Robert Sellers; sitting: Missouri Sellers - mother, Don Sellers - young child, Hugh Sellers, Wilford Sellers, Parley Sellers, Robert Sellers.
7: Daniel R. Sellers and family; standing: John, Hugh, Dora; sitting: Nellie, Mary B. (Wife), Joseph, Daniel R. and Ella.
8: Victoria Frances Sellers Kirtland and family. She was a daughter of Bird Jackson Kirtland and lived in the barracks in 1877-1878. Correction: Victoria (Kirtland) Hunnicut, the children are those of William J. Hunnicut. The photo was taken circa 1899, the youngest child here being born in March 1898.
9: Daniel R. Sellers, President of the United Order of first Mormon settlers of San Luis Valley, Colorado. In 1878 with his sons. L to R: Hugh Lee Sellers, Daniel R. Sellers, Robert Sellers (baby), and Earl Sellers.

Dates

circa mid to late 1800s

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