Clawson, Calvin C., 1834-1911
Variant namesCalvin Clauson lived in Montana Territory during the 1870's, perhaps in the Deer Lodge area. Clawson, his wife Czarina, and their son Llewellyn were active in mining enterprises, the newspaper business, politics, and community affairs around Bonanza and Custer, Idaho. They were assistant commissioners from Idaho for the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago, 1893.
From the description of Calvin Clawson writings, 1870-1920. (Montana Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 656426123
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| creatorOf | Clawson, Calvin C., 1834-1911. Calvin Clawson writings, 1870-1920. | Montana Historical Society Library | |
| creatorOf | Clawson, Calvin. Interview, 5 Feb 1985. | Utah Division of State History, Utah Historical Society |
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Birth 1834-07-14
Death 1911-05-15
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