Kit Carson County, Colorado |
Walter Osborne, Fred Osborne, George and Lucinda Osborne, their son Jesse and Lorina (Andrews) Osborne , 6 South 46 West
William's father is likely: OWEN RAFFERTY, farmer, owns 160 acres, Sections 22 and 27, two miles from Dover; has seventy acres under cultivation; came to Kansas in 1854, and settled in Doniphan County, near St. Joe, Mo., and participated in the early struggle of Kansas for the cause of liberty, under the leadership of John Brown and Jim Lane. He was born in County Mongham, Ireland, in 1816, and when twenty-six years of age came to America, and settled in the West. While in Ireland he was engaged in the cattle business. He married in 1859, at St. Joe, Mo., to Miss Margaret Hamlon, a native of Ireland; they have six children - William, Thomas, Barney, Mary, Hattie and Rosa. He was disabled by a wound received in the right leg while in Capt. Kellogg's company of Home Guards; was also a member of Loomis' Cavalry; is a member of the Catholic Church. |
Their daughter : Maxine T. (Osburn) Duden, 73 died September 22,1996 in Limon, Colorado. Services were officiated by Rev. Brad Cowger of Monument Hill Church on September 25th at Hendricks - Love Funeral Home in Burlington, Colorado. Maxine was laid to rest near her father, mother and sister (Irene Buhr), in Claremont Cemetery at Stratton, Colorado. Paul Bearers included Jim Rau, Danny Rau, Tom Rau, Bill Rau, Skye Rau, John Rau, Glenn Pence and Rich Buhr. Maxine was born July 31,1923 near Bethune, Colorado to Ada and Richard Osburn. She is survived by her four sons, Jim Rau and Bill Rau of Monument; Tom Rau of Collbran, and John Rau of Guthrie, Oklahoma, 13 grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren; and Merrell Jaques partner and the rest of the loving Jaques family of Arriba, Colorado. |
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