George Collins claimed two quarters, in sections 21 and 22, also in 1891

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Fairplay Flume January 8, 1897

December 1897 Fairplay

Park County, Colorado

John Morrow claimed a quarter, also in section 5, in 1890.

Albert Turney had a quarter homestead in Section 7 in 1895, a cash claim in section 6 in 1890, and a "tree claim" in section 29 in 1895.

Charles Varney had a claim in this township, and an Alice Varney had on across the line in Phillips County.

In 1889 a real estate transfer - Oliver Callaghan to Frank Novak, a quarter in 15, 6N 47W - That would be about five miles north of the Timberlake/Eckman claims.

Oliver cash-claimed a quarter in August 1890, another next to it in September 1890.  Richard Callaghan cash-claimed another quarter in that section in August 1890.

Their mother Catherine M. Deatherage, also in August 1890, cash-claimed a quarter in section 9, 6N 47W, and a quarter in section 17 in October 1890.

She was living in Park County in 1897 "left for Kansas City Monday to visit her son, Dr. Richard Callaghan and family."

TRUSTEE’S SALE (ABSTRACT)
Oliver Callaghan, default in payment of promissory note for $100, payable to Hayden & Dickinson, deed of trust recorded on the 5th day of May, 1887 in book 11, page 36 of the records of Logan County, state of Colorado. To be sold at public auction, the 2nd day of December 1890, at the Tremont street door of the Court House in Denver, in the county of Arapahoe, state of Colorado at the hour of 12 o’clock, noon: north half of the northwest quarter and the north half of the northeast quarter of section 15, township 6, north range 47 west, in the county of Phillips formerly in the county of Logan, state of Colorado. - Job A. Cooper, Trustee, Elias R. Bartos, Success in Trust

Complaint having been entered at this office by Julia Brophy against Catherine M. Deatherage for failure to comply with law as to timber- culture entry No 1806 dated July 20 1885, upon the s 1-2 sw ¼ and s 1- 2 se ¼ sec 8, tp 6 n r 47w, in Phillips County, Colorado, with a view to the cancellation of said entry; contestant alleging that Catherine  M. Deatherage has neglected to plant said tract to trees or tree seeds or cause same to be planted and has neglected to cultivate or cause to be cultivated said tract or any part thereof in the past year; the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 29th day of January 1891, at 10 o’clock a.m. to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged failure.
N.H. Meldrum, Receiver
E.E. Armour, Attorney for contestant
 

Complaint having been entered at this office by Thomas White against Oliver Callaghan for failure to comply with law as to timber-culture entry No 2809, dated July 20th, 1885, upon the s 1-2 sw ¼ and s 1-2 se ¼ sec 9, tp 6 n, r 47 w, in Phillips County, Colorado, with a view to the cancellation of said entry; contestant alleging that Oliver Callaghan has failed to comply with the law in a total failure to plant trees, tree seeds, or cultivate said tract as prescribed by law in the past year; the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 29th day of January 1891 at 10 o’clock a.m. to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged failure.
N.H. Meldrum, Receiver
E.E. Armour, Attorney for contestant

The History of Colorado says that he had a brother Richard - they and half-brother Ralston B. Deatherage lived in Clay County, Nebraska.

Catherine M. Koontz - 1834-1928 is buried in Kansas City, Misouri. Catherine was the dau./o Nicholas & Anna MAXWELL Koonse (var. sp.). Having been raised on her pa's farm nr the wee town of Rio in Rio Twp, Knox, Ills.

She wed #1) Robert Wiley Callaghan in 1855, and then wed #2) James Wilburn Deatherage in 1869 both in Knox County, Ills.

She was living in Denver when she became ill, and her doctor son, Robert M. Deatherage made room for her [along with his wife's widowed mother] in Kansas City, Mo. where Kate d. in 1928. 

Richard/Robert is also buried there Something caused him to move to the Kansas City Area, when he became an adult, where he was listed as both Richard and Robert M. Deatherage.
In 1880 Knox County, Illinois Dick Callahan, 14, is a stepson to Jas W. Deatherage, 60 and Kate M. 45.

In 1885 Clay County, Nebraska Catherine is 50, with sons A. Callighan 22 and D. Callighan 19, son R. Deatherage 14 and Minnie 9.  Minnie married Clarence Davis June 7, 1898, recorded in Denver.

William Granville. and Charles Logsdon had claims in the township south - 4N 46W. -

Hans Johnson's claim was a couple of miles southeast of the Murray's

Wonder if "Eroham" is a misprint -