These people were not locals. Too few people in the county for them to be missed. Every once in a while some one will ask to be buried here because of the totally western atmosphere. Sage brush, juniper, mountains in the distance and desert close. On a slight sloping hill to see the sun rise over the Coglan Rim. Very picturesque and very cowboy western. The Chewaucan river trickling not so far away. Little green grass lawn because the soil is full of gravel. Peaceful.<br><br>Bill & Chris Strickland <lechevrier@q.com> wrote:<br><br>
<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 9/23/2012 3:56 PM, Glen Jones wrote:<br>
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But if the person never registered for Social Security, they don't
get listed. Most folks were registered by the time WW II was over
thought, so why not these folks? Butch Cassidy syndrome? Any
locals still living that remember them?<br>
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Bill Strickland<br>
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