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7 Original Homesteaders on What is Now Known as Trinity Ranch
The information on the 7 Original Homesteaders on What is Now Known as Trinity Ranch was complied by Peggy Martin.
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Wetmore Cornet Band, 1891
Wetmore Cornet Band, 1891Bandsmen left to right were Fred Walters, William Storm, William Reed, Cal Sweeten, John Kelly, Howard Goff
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Watson 50th Wedding Anniversary 1916
Photos and oral histories were shared by cousins Dave Alexander and Margaret Storm who are descendants of William A. Watson
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Sarah Elizabeth Parker
Born 1814, Smith County, TN-Died 11 July 1871, Wetmore, COMother of Mary Elizabeth (Crouch) Watson.
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Luther Miller and Wife
Photo shared by Dave Alexander
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Rachael MacGregor
Born 24 February 1846, Glasgow, Scotland-Died 30 March 1877, Weatherford, TXMarried to William Tennant
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Minna Tennant
Born 21 August 1868, Jackson, MI-Died 7 August 1951, Minneapolis, MNMarried to Thomas R. Watson, one of the 8 sons
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Mary Elizabeth Crouch
Born 6 July 1846, Benton, IL-Died 25 June 1929, Canon City, ColoradoMarried to William Alonzo Watson
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Jeannie Crawford MacGregor
Born 1825, Scotlaned-Died 5 July 1908, MichiganMarried to Moses MacGregor. Mother of Rachael (MacGregor) Tennant
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Dorothy Watson
Born 21 September 1892, Wetmore, CO-Died 19 October 1969, Pueblo, COMarried to George W. Broome
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Who are the these early inhabitants?
Those in the photo: From left to right…Margaret Walters…Dr.J.W.Walters…unknown…Fred Walters(Dr.’s Son)…One of Dr. Walters Son’s from previous marriage to Rhoda
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Wetmore Ladies Aid Society
Did you know that the Wetmore Ladies Aid Society was instrumental in the planning and construction of the Wetmore Community
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Jacob Betts Homestead
Jacob Alexander Betts, 1830-1909 The Betts Homestead, Wetmore The house still stands and is private property. You can read more
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Draper Cave
Mary Jane “Grandma Heath”, and her family lived in what is now known as the Draper Cave for 2 years