Jack Shanley person
also known as: Jack
Summary: A pioneer of Hanover Gulch who died at Grant County Hospital after signing papers for $5000 from a mining claim sale.
Completeness: 57/100 Grade D
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Claims (3)
died_in
cited from Jack Shanley, one of the pioneers of Han-… (1891)
B. Warren, William Laizure,
George Regli, Max Schutz, Harvey Cooley, B.
F. Smith, William Owens, Martin Maher, A. J.
Loomis, William Marshall, Charles Stephens,
W. T. Troutman, Matt Rosecrans, In., J. A.
Lockhart, Jr., Blf. Judge J. R. McFie …
lived_at
cited from Jack Shanley, one of the pioneers of Han-… (1891)
B. Warren, William Laizure,
George Regli, Max Schutz, Harvey Cooley, B.
F. Smith, William Owens, Martin Maher, A. J.
Loomis, William Marshall, Charles Stephens,
W. T. Troutman, Matt Rosecrans, In., J. A.
Lockhart, Jr., Blf. Judge J. R. McFie …
sold_to
interest in a claim for $5000
cited from Jack Shanley, one of the pioneers of Han-… (1891)B. Warren, William Laizure,
George Regli, Max Schutz, Harvey Cooley, B.
F. Smith, William Owens, Martin Maher, A. J.
Loomis, William Marshall, Charles Stephens,
W. T. Troutman, Matt Rosecrans, In., J. A.
Lockhart, Jr., Blf. Judge J. R. McFie …
Sources (1)
Jack Shanley, one of the pioneers of Han-… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details