Boulder County (Colo.)

Dates:
Active 1871
Active 1873
Active 1873
Active 1880
Active 1927
Active 1937
Active 1862
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Active 1896
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History notes:

NOTE: Presidential candidates were Abraham Lincoln and John C. Fremont. On the issue of the state constitution, the people voted against statehood.

From the description of Election records, 1864 Sept. 13. (Boulder Public Library). WorldCat record id: 427347710

NOTE: This is an alphabetical listing of all cities, towns, additions and sub-divisions and also includes some cemeteries. It is an index only; it does not contain the actual plats. No entries are dated.

From the description of Ledger : index of plats, [ca. 1913]. (Boulder Public Library). WorldCat record id: 427347976

In 1860 Colorado was divided among four territories, the portion lying east of the continental being divided into Nebraska Territory north of the 40th parallel and Kansas Territory south of the 40th parallel. Colorado Territory came into being in 1861 after Kansas was admitted into the Union.

From the description of Land claims in Franklin township, 1860. (Boulder Public Library). WorldCat record id: 427347981

In 1860 Colorado was divided among four territories, the portion lying east of the continental being divided into Nebraska Territory north of the 40th parallel and Kansas Territory south of the 40th parallel. Colorado Territory came into being in 1861 after Kansas was admitted into the Union.

From the description of St. Vrain land club book, 1861. (Boulder Public Library). WorldCat record id: 427347985

NOTE: Pages 1-22 are missing. The index begins with the letter C.

From the description of Patented mining claims Recorder's index, [ca. 1889]. (Boulder Public Library). WorldCat record id: 427348191

In 1860 Colorado was divided among four territories, the portion lying east of the continental being divided into Nebraska Territory north of the 40th parallel and Kansas Territory south of the 40th parallel. Colorado Territory came into being in 1861 after Kansas was admitted into the Union.

From the description of Land claims in Troy District, 1861. (Boulder Public Library). WorldCat record id: 427347982

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Subjects:

  • Agriculture
  • Business enterprises
  • Cities and towns
  • Deeds
  • Ditches
  • Elections
  • Finance, Public
  • Finance, Public
  • Frontier and pioneer life
  • Land claim associations
  • Land settlement
  • Land subdivision
  • Land use
  • Mining claims
  • Mining districts
  • Ore dressing plants
  • Pipelines
  • Prices
  • Prices
  • Real property
  • Real property
  • Railroads
  • Real estate development
  • Real property tax
  • Recruiting and enlistment
  • Reservoirs
  • Roads
  • Roads
  • School districts
  • Taxation
  • Taxation
  • Taxation
  • Voting
  • Wages
  • World War, 1914-1918
  • Finance, Public
  • Prices
  • Real property
  • Roads
  • Taxation
  • Taxation

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Places:

  • Colorado--St. Vrain (as recorded)
  • Baseline (Colo.) (as recorded)
  • Dry Creek (Colo.) (as recorded)
  • Boulder Line (Colo.) (as recorded)
  • Colorado--Jamestown (as recorded)
  • Boulder County (Colo.) (as recorded)
  • Colorado--Boulder County (as recorded)
  • Marshall (Colo.) (as recorded)
  • Louisville (Colo.) (as recorded)
  • Coal Creek (Colo.) (as recorded)
  • Nebraska--Franklin Township (as recorded)
  • Eldorado Springs (Colo.) (as recorded)
  • Buffalo Hollow (Colo.) (as recorded)
  • Canfield (Colo.) (as recorded)
  • Rock Creek (Colo.) (as recorded)
  • Colorado--Troy District (as recorded)