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On the heels of Custer's first expedition into the Black Hills summer 1874, Sioux City resident and newspaper man Charlie Collins and frontiersman Capt. T. (Tom) H. Russell organized the first expedition into the Black Hills October 1874, The Collins - Russell Expedition.

Deadwood Historical Newspaper Articles: Tallent Family of Corning New York to Elgin IL to Council Bluffs IA to Rochford, Pennington, Dakota Territory  

Hamilton, McCutchen & Tallent head of Local democr
Hamilton,
Black Hills Daily Times Sep 24 1877, p.2 , col.1

McCutchen, Hamilton & Tallent head of Local democr
McCutchen,
Black Hills Daily Times Sep 24 1877, p.2 , col.1

Haywood supposed to be killed in Judge's party
Tallent Party
Black Hills Champion Jul 30 1877, p.2 , col.3

Tallent on Sherman Street committee
Tallent,
Black Hills Daily Times Sep 10 1877, p.2 , col.1

Tallent, Hamilton & McCutchen head of local democr
Tallent,
Black Hills Daily Times Sep 24 1877, p.2 , col.1

Tallent, Mr. survey road BelleFourche to Deadwood
Tallent,
Black Hills Daily Times Jun 20 1877, p.4 , col.2

Committee appointed to secure patent for townsite
Tallent, D.G.
Black Hills Champion Dec 02 1877, p.2 , col.1

Committee to solicit subscriptions for expenses
Tallent, D.G.
Black Hills Champion Aug 27 1877, p.2 , col.3

Tallant, D.G. pays Sherman St. improvements
Tallent, D. G.
Black Hills Daily Times Sep 08 1877, p.1 , col.4

Tallent, D.G. in Deadwood
Tallent, D. G.
Black Hills Daily Times Jun 30 1877, p.4 , col.3

Tallent, D.G. makes sworn statement for H. Walker
Tallent, D. G.
Black Hills Daily Times May 18 1877, p.4 , col.3

Tallent, D.G. on Deadwood committee
Tallent, D. G.
Black Hills Daily Times Nov 20 1877, p.4 , col.3

Tallent, D.G. on Deadwood committee
Tallent, D. G.
Black Hills Daily Times Nov 22 1877, p.4 , col.2

Tallent, D.G. on Deadwood committee
Tallent, D. G.
Black Hills Daily Times Nov 24 1877, p.1 , col.2

Tallent, D.G. on New Territory committee
Tallent, D. G.
Black Hills Daily Times Sep 13 1877, p.2 , col.1

Tallent, D.G. writes editor, procure evidence
Tallent, D. G.
Black Hills Daily Times May 21 1877, p.4 , col.1

Tellent, D.G. discovered coal 10 miles sw of Spear
Tallent, D. G.
Black Hills Daily Times Jun 11 1877, p.4 , col.1

Tallent, D.T. on territory committee on resources
Tallent, D.T.
Black Hills Daily Times Apr 23 1877, p.2 , col.1

Tallent, I.G. Sherman Street improvements
Tallent, I.G.
Black Hills Daily Times Dec 03 1877, p.4 , col.2

Tallent, W.G. at Sherman St. meeting
Tallent, W.G.
Black Hills Daily Times Aug 20 1877, p.1 , col.3

Exercises at Public School every Friday
Tallent,
Black Hills Daily Pioneer Jun 22 1878, p.4 , col.2

B.H. Consolidated Coal Mining & Fire Clay Manufact
Tallent, D. G.
Black Hills Daily Times Jul 10 1878, p.4 , col.3

Honored guests at 4th, Pioneers in Black Hills
Tallent, D.G.
Black Hills Daily Pioneer Jun 25 1878, p.4 , col.4

New Locations
Tallent, D. G.
Black Hills Daily Times Jan 04 1878, p.4 , col.2

New town on Box Elder, suggest Tallent City
Tallent, D. G.
Black Hills Daily Times Mar 30 1878, p.4 , col.2

Real Estate & Mining Transfers
Tallent, D.G.
Black Hills Daily Pioneer Sep 07 1878, p.1 , col.5

Honored guests at 4th, Pioneers in Black Hills
Tallent, D.G., Mrs
Black Hills Daily Pioneer Jun 25 1878, p.4 , col.4

First boy in the Hills
Tallent, Robert
Black Hills Daily Times Dec 26 1878, p.4 , col.3

Rhetorical excercises at the public school (child)
Tallent, Robert
Black Hills Daily Pioneer Jun 01 1878, p.4 , col.4

School Report, Childs name
Tallent, Robert
Black Hills Daily Pioneer Jun 26 1878, p.2 , col.1

School Report, childs name
Tallent, Robert
Black Hills Daily Pioneer May 12 1878, p.4 , col.4

We went to the exhibition, so did everyone else
Tallent, Robert
Black Hills Daily Times Jul 30 1878, p.1 , col.3

Who was the pioneer, or pioneer agitator in Hills?
Tallent, A.D. (Annie D.)
Black Hills Daily Times Mar 15 1879, p.4 , col.4

Report of his death at Rochford false
Tallent, Robert E. "Bobbie"
Black Hills Daily Times Jun 18 1879, p.4 , col.

Owners of the Carbon Coal Co., Hay Creek, Wyoming
Tallent, D. G.
Black Hills Daily Times Jul 08 1879, p.4 , col.5

First white boy in Hills, visiting in Deadwood
Tallent, Robby
Black Hills Daily Times Jul 06 1879, p.1 , col.5

Taking 1st trip on horseback, will stand in school
Tallent, Robby
Black Hills Daily Times Oct 12 1879, p.1 , col.2

Young blood, 60 miles on horse, bareback, pitiful!
Tallent, Robby
Black Hills Daily Times Oct 14 1879, p.1 , col.3

Report in town to his being killed at Rochford
Tallent, Robert
Black Hills Daily Times Jun 17 1879, p.4 , col.2

Houses, lots, mines, etc. for sale, ad
Tallent & Scriber
Black Hills Daily Times Mar 02 1880, p.4 , col.5

Early Days, Chapter XI, Union Stockade Party
Tallent, Annie B.
Tallent, David G.
Tallent, Robert  
Black Hills Daily Times Mar 17 1880, p.1 , col.2

Houses, lots, mines, etc for sale or rent, ad
Tallent & Scriber
Black Hills Daily Times Apr 01 1880, p.4 , col.6

Owner in the carbonate coal fields on Hay Creek
Tallent, D. G.
Black Hills Daily Times Apr 24 1880, p.1 , col.3

Real estate & mining brokers, ad
Tallent & Scriber
Black Hills Daily Times May 01 1880, p.2 , col.4

Houses, lots, mines, etc. for sale & rent, ad
Tallent & Scriber
Black Hills Daily Times Jun 01 1880, p.1 , col.4

Real Estate & Mining Brokers, near court house, ad
Tallent & Scriber
Black Hills Daily Times Jul 01 1880, p.3 , col.6

Houses & lots, mines, etc. for rent, ad
Tallent & Scriber
Black Hills Daily Times Aug 01 1880, p.3 , col.5

Real estate & mining brkrs, corner of Sherman & Le
Tallent & Scriber
Black Hills Daily Times Sep 01 1880, p.1 , col.8

Soon to return to Rochford & his mining interests
Tallent,
Black Hills Daily Times Sep 10 1880, p.4 , col.5

Gone to Rochford
Tallent, Robbie
Black Hills Daily Times Oct 28 1880, p.4 , col.3

Spent several weeks in Rochford with Robby Tallent
Scott, Mark D.
Black Hills Daily Times Nov 05 1880, p.4 , col.4

Two fine offices & several houses for rent, ad
Tallent & Scriber
Black Hills Daily Times Nov 02 1880, p.3 , col.7

First white boy in Hills, at Rochford with Scott
Tallent, Robby
Black Hills Daily Times Nov 05 1880, p.4 , col.4

Real estate & mining brokers, houses, mines & lots
Scriber & Tallent
Black Hills Daily Times Dec 01 1880, p.3 , col.6

Real estate & mining brokers, houses, mines & lots
Tallent & Scriber
Black Hills Daily Times Dec 01 1880, p.3 , col.6

Houses, lots, mines for sale, ad
Tallent & Scriber
Black Hills Daily Times Jan 01 1881, p.3 , col.6

House, lots & mines for sale. ad
Tallent & Scriber
Black Hills Daily Times Feb 01 1881, p.4 , col.6

Mines for sale, ad
Tallent & Scriber
Black Hills Daily Times Mar 01 1881, p.1 , col.4

2 fine offices, several houses for rent, ad
Tallent & Scriber
Black Hills Daily Times Apr 01 1881, p.1 , col.5

Mining brokers opposite courthouse, ad
Tallent & Scriber
Black Hills Daily Times May 01 1881, p.1 , col.1

Real Estae brokers, ad
Tallent & Scriber
Black Hills Daily Times Jun 01 1881, p.2 , col.5

Sheriffs sale
Tallent, David G.
Black Hills Daily Times Aug 01 1881, p.3 , col.6

Bills allowed
Tallent, Louis
Black Hills Daily Times Aug 20 1881, p.1 , col.5

Sheriffs sale
Tallent, David G.
Black Hills Daily Times Sep 01 1881, p.3 , col.5

Robinson vs. Tallent/Lewis, case continued
Tallent, D. G.
Black Hills Daily Times Dec 28 1881, p.4 , col.5

Tallent returned to Rochford yesterday
Tallent, Robert E. "Bobbie"
Black Hills Daily Times Aug 03 1882, p.3 , col.5

Always meets with hearty welcome from juvenile fri
Tallent, Robert
Black Hills Daily Times Aug 01 1882, p.3 , col.4

First white boy in hills came up for the 4th
Tallent, Robert E. "Bobbie"
Black Hills Daily Times Jul 07 1882, p.3 , col.4

Robinson vs Tallent, judgment & decree for foreclo
Robinson, J.M.
Black Hills Daily Times Sep 24 1882, p.3 , col.3

Robinson vs Tallent, judgment & decree for foreclo
Tallent, D. G.
Black Hills Daily Times Sep 24 1882, p.3 , col.3

Reports Rochford showing signs of returning life
Tallent, Robert
Black Hills Daily Times Sep 03 1882, p.3 , col.3

Delinquent tax sale, property sold for non-payment
Scriber & Tallent
Black Hills Daily Times Sep 08 1883, p.4 , col.7

Rochford Fourth of July celebration.

One of the best celebrations in the Hills enjoyed by the citizens of Rochford. Oration of J.H. Underwood published in full.
Rochford.
Fourth of July.
Holidays.
Tallent, Robert.
Underwood, J. H.
Ammerman, A. S.
Fuller, E. C.
Rochford, J.
McKay, H.
Scriber, S. J.
Taylor.
Garfield Mining Company.
Minnesota Mine.
Charter Oak Mine.
Columbia Mine.
Lincoln Mine.
Alta Mine.
Jenny Lund Mine.
Harper.
Ayres.
Great West Mine.
Montana Mine.
Standyby Mine.
Black Hills Daily Times July 20, 1884, p.4, col.1.

Pennington county delegates in Deadwood.

Pennington county delegation to the democratic district convention to be held in Deadwood.
Democratic convention.
Politics.
Sterns, F. E.
Flormann, Robert.
Maguire, M.
Rochford, J. J.
Tallent, D. G.
Downs, M.
Robbins, C. W.
Woods, J. M.
McCraken, James.
Hughes, Richard B.
Black Hills Daily Times, Sept. 30, 1884, p.3, col.2.

Tallents over from Rochford.
D.G. Tallent and his son Robert, members of the original pioneer party, came over from Rochford yesterday.
Tallent, D. G.
Tallent, Robert.
Black Hills Daily Times, Oct. 5, 1884, p.5, col.3.

Democratic convention.

The Democratic ticket for council and house.
Democratic convention.
Thompson, C. F.
Flormann, Robert.
Booth, S. M.
Blackwell, C. E.
Skinner, T. L.
Smith, Bartlett P.
Wood, Chauncey L.
Scofield, G. B.
Hartman, J. D.
Bradley W. W.
Hamilton, R. B.
Harvey, T. E.
Connell, Lawrence.
Arnold.
Flick, D. W.
Abt, Frank.
Hale, J. D.
Bews, George.
Harrison, D. T.
Rinehart, William A.
Gantz, J. S.
Baker, Van B.
Hartman, J. B.
Thornby, G. W.
Thornby, W. J.
Tallent, D. G.
Baxter, Lee R.
Higgins, Charles.
Ingram, George F.
Kingsley, W. C.
Stearn, F. E.
Dudley, E. G.
Hughes, Richard B.
Black Hills Daily Times, Oct. 5, 1884, p.6, col.1.

Pennington County democratic convention.

Pennington County democratic convention elects delegates.
Gantz, J. S.
Sickler, C. H.
Boyd, James.
Scott, Samuel.
Downs, M.
Brennan, James.
Tallent, R. Mrs.
Holcomb, W. L.
Walerk.
Rochford, John H.
Hughes, Richard B.
Black Hills Daily Times, Oct. 9, 1884, p.2, col.3.

Democratic ticket. 
Democratic ticket -- Territorial ticket.
Democratic party.
Wilson, John R.
Thompson, C. F.
Tallent, D. G.
Booth, S. M.
Skinner, T. L.
Smith, Barclay P.
Blackwell, C. E.
Manning, John P.
Reilly, William H.
Evans, Robert H.
Connell, Lawrence.
McLaughlin, William L.
Rice, Martin L.
McDonough, Neill.
Baker, Van B.
Arnold, Thomas.
Hildreth, Jeff.
Mumford, George H.
O'Neall, J. C.
Black Hills Daily Times, Oct. 18, 1884, p.2, col.4.

Times biographical reference to candidates.
The Times presents brief biographical reference to candidates on the legislative and county tickets.
Gifford, O. S.
Wilson, John R.
Washabaugh, F. J.
Wells, S. P.
Thompson, C. F.
Tallent, D. G.
Booth, S. M.
Skinner, T. L.
Smith, B. P.
Blackwell, C. E.
McCall, A.
Sprague, A. L.
Manning, John P.
Shurtz, J. C.
Reilly, W. H.
Evans, Robert H.
Baker, John.
Dawson, Andrew R. Z.
Connell, Lawrence.
McDonough, Neil.
Gordon, Leonard.
Carey, William.
McLaughlin, W. L.
Delehant, Frank C.
Rice, M. L.
Wright, W. H.
Hopkins, G. H.
Arnold, Thomas.
Rogers, Clara.
Baker, Van B.
Politics.
Martin, Eben W.
Gregg, Harrison M.
Garland, James W.
O'Neall, J. C.
Black Hills Daily Times, Oct. 19, 1884, p.1, col.3.

Tallent over from Rochford.
D.G. Tallent, democratic candidate for legislative honors, came over from Rochford and registered at the Wentworth yesterday.
Tallent, D. G.
Black Hills Daily Times, Oct. 21, 1884, p.3, col.2.

Tallent turns up at Wentworth.
Uncle Dave Tallent, democratic candidate for legislative honors, turned up at the Wentworth last evening.
Tallent, David G.
Black Hills Daily Times, Oct. 30, 1884, p.3, col.2.

Democratic ticket.
Democratic ticket for territory, legislature and county.
Wilson, John R.
Thompson, C. F.
Tallent, D. G.
Booth, S. M.
Skinner, T. L.
Smith, B. P.
Blackwell, C. E.
Manning, John.
Reilly, William H.
Evans, Robert H.
Connell, Lawrence.
McLaughlin, William L.
Rice, Martin.
McDonough, Neill.
Baker, Van B.
Arnold, James R.
Hildreth, Jeff.
Mumford, George H.
Hall, George H.
Dunn, William L.
O'Neall, J. C.
Black Hills Daily Times, Nov. 1, 1884, p.2, col.5.

Democratic mass meeting.
Democratic mass meeting at Galena, one of the most enthusiastic of the campaign.
Democratic party.
Thompson, C. F.
Tallent, D. G.
Harvey, T. E.
Smith, B. P.
Wilkinson, Huger.
Black Hills Daily Times, Nov. 1, 1884, p.3, col.1.

The vote of Lawrence County.
Table of voting results; not yet complete.
Gifford, O. S.
Wilson, J. R.
Washabaugh, F. J.
Wells, S. P.
Thompson, C. F.
Tallent, D. G.
McCall, A.
Sprague, A. L.
Skinner, T. L.
Smith, B. P.
Booth, S. M.
Blackwell, C. E.
Carey, William.
McLaughlin, W. L.
Manning, John P.
Shurts, J. C.
Reilly, W. H.
Baker, John.
Evans, R. H.
Gordon, Leonard.
McDonough, Neil.
Dawson, Andrew R. Z.
Connell, Lawrence.
Delehant, F. C.
Rice, M. L.
Hunter, David.
Hopkins, G. H.
Arnold, J. R.
Wright, W. H.
Rogers, Clara.
Baker, Van B.
Crist, S. B.
Hildreth, Jeff.
Franklin, O. E.
Patton, J. D.
Mumford, G. W.
Carpenter, H. A.
Martin, Eben W.
Gregg, Harrison M.
Garland, James W.
O'Neall, J. C.
Black Hills Daily Times, Nov. 6, 1884, p.4, col.2.

Tallent in the city.
Bobby Tallent of Rochford is in the city.
Tallent, Robert E. "Bobby"
Black Hills Daily Times, Nov. 23, 1884, p.5, col.4.

Tallent over from Rochford.
Bobby Tallent, the first white boy in the Black Hills, came over from Rochford yesterday.
Tallent, Robert.
Black Hills Daily Times, June 15, 1884, p.5, col.2.

Skating match doesn't come off.
The skating match between Mike Dillow and Dan Tallent did not come off yesterday afternoon.
Dillow, Mike.
Tallent, Dan.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 23, 1885, p.2, col.4.

Tallent over from Rochford.
Bob Tallent over from Rochford with news on Lookout and Stand-by.
Tallent, Robert.
Lookout Mine.
Standby Mine.
Black Hills Daily Times, June 5, 1885, p.3, col.3.

Tallent visits the metropolis.
Bob Tallent of Rochford visited the metropolis on Saturday and Sunday.
Tallent, Bob.
Black Hills Daily Times, Sept 22, 1885, p.3, col.2.

Eighty-Stamps arrive from Rapid.
The Eighty-Stamps arrived from Rapid last evening taking rooms at the Wentworth.
Baseball.
Tucker, A. W.
McElroy, John.
Carr, W. L.
Edwards, William.
Leedy, Cash.
McElroy, Charles.
Davis, Joe.
Ferguson, D. G.
Simon, N. J.
Leedy, Charles.
Tallent, Bob.
Black Hills Daily Times, Oct. 7, 1886, p.3, col.3.

Election results.
Returns still incomplete but the results assured; Republican ticket with the exception of prosecuting attorney and possibly a member of assembly.
Politics.
Gifford, O. S.
Wilson, John R.
Washabaugh, Frank J.
Wells, S. P.
Thompson, C. F.
Tallent, D. G.
Martin, Eben W.
McCall, A.
Sprague,
Skinner, Tristrem L.
Smith, Barclay P.
Booth, S. M.
Blackwell, C. E.
Carey, William.
McLaughlin, William L.
Garland, James W.
Manning, John.
Shurts, John C.
Reilly, William H.
Baker, John.
Evans, Robert H.
Gordon, Leonard.
McDonough, Neil.
Delehant, Frank C.
Rice, Martin L.
Hunter,
Hopkins, George S.
Arnold, Thomas.
Wright, Hank.
Rogers, Clara.
Baker, Van B.
Gregg, Harrison M.
O'Neall, J. C.
Black Hills Daily Times, Nov. 4, 1886, p.2, col.1.

No one refuses Bob.
Republican reports Bob Tallent circulating petition for appointment of railroad and warehouse commissioners, and of course no one refuses what Bob asks them to do.
Tallent, Bob.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 19, 1887, p.2, col.2.

Gate City hose running team.
Gate City Hose running team will show a lively lot of heels at the tournament.
Fire department.
Boyd, A. D.
Boyd, Robert.
Sweeney,
Ferguson, Will.
Ferguson, D. G.
Vetter,
Collins,
Jacobs,
Wilson,
Whitney,
Belliveau,
Tinker,
Patrick,
Tallent,
McFarland,
Black Hills Daily Times, May 13, 1887, p.4, col.1.

Firemen news.
South Deadwood bicycle badly battered by a loosened butt in practice run; South Deadwood organizing a drum corps.
Fire department.
South Deadwood Hose.
Leedy, Charley.
Sweeney, Pete.
Tallent, Bob.
Baker, Frank.
McGraw, Charles.
Fallon, Charles.
Black Hills Daily Times, June 10, 1887, p.4, col.2.

Hospitable firemen.
Rapid City team reached the city yesterday on their return home from Lead. Many became guests of Deadwood laddies and were royally entertained.
Fire department.
Smith, H. O.
Lyth, F.
Bunnell, G.
Willett, W.
Vetter, J.
Forsha, C.
Kirioni, H.
Smith, A.
Moffett, J.
Floorman, L.
McMallon, W.
Pierce, C. E.
Barrows, G.
Sweeney, P.
Collins, W. J.
Atkins, L.
Applegate, J.
Tallent, B.
McBride, P.
Felt, F.
McGrow, J.
Fallon, C.
Ferguson, W.
Leedey, Kid.
Boyd, A.
Boyd, B.
Black Hills Daily Times, July 9, 1887, p.4, col.3.

Tallent and Strohm married.
"Bobby," the first boy in the Hills, marries Miss Jessie M. Strohm Aug. 18.
Tallent, Robert E.
Strohm, Jessie M.
Black Hills Daily Times, Aug. 20, 1887, p.1, col.4.

The Pioneer association.
Rapid and Sturgis enthusiastic over movement for pioneer association.
Pioneer association.
Russell, Thomas.
Lamb, Lyman.
Tallent, A. D. Mrs.
Tallent, Robert E.
Brennan, John R.
Eans, Fredrick T.
Flick, C. W.
Ralston, Robert.
Shankland, S. R.
Palmer, George.
Halley, James.
Booth, S. M.
Allen, C. L.
McGillicuddy, Valentine T.
Lynch, Ed.
Gossage, J. B.
Worth, Howard.
Whitfield, W. H.
Smith, J. G.
Burleigh, R.
Hughes, Richard B.
Black Hills Daily Times, Dec. 2, 1888, p.1, col.5.

First white boy now a father.
Robert Tallent, first white boy in the Hills, is now the happy father of a bouncing boy.
Tallent, Robert.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 31, 1890, p.2, col.4.

Keystone register Dec. 31.
Keystone Hotel register.
Tallent, Robert E.
Rankin, Tex.
McLaughlin, J. F.
Goddard, H.
Welch, F.
Summers, F.
Connors, M. C.
Kennard, A. E.
Oakley, O. R.
Hicks, L. E.
Loomis, C. E.
Burnham, S. H.
McConiga, S.
Bardwell, D. B.
Brettell, G. E.
Skinner, T. N.
Headden, W. B.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 31, 1890, p.3, col.3.

Keystone register June 28.
Keystone Hotel register.
Fish, S.
Mitchell, D. L.
Pyles, J. F.
McAllister, W.
Polk, C. C.
Polk, C. C. Mrs.
Polk, Mable.
Lane, Katherine M.
Tallent, Robert E.
Hall, P. E.
Ainsworth, James E.
Burt, H. G.
Buchanan, J. R.
Gibson, Henry.
Sunderland, H. E.
Skirirug, J.
Henderson, J. T.
Lusk, F. S.
Grosfield, Ed.
Smith, C. J.
Black Hills Daily Times, June 28, 1890, p.2, col.5.

Education association to meet.
Black Hills Education Association to meet at Lead March 24-25.
Education.
Strachan, Alexander S.
Brooke, L. D.
French, Grace A.
Neill, Sue J.
Clough, E. E.
Kimmel, A. J.
Shore, Elizabeth.
Peterson, W. M.
Chase, May.
Tallent, Annie D.
Eberhard, Benjamin F.
Cook, Fayette L.
Lymer, E. E.
Black Hills Daily Times, March 15, 1893, p.1, col.5.

Education association elects officers.
Meeting of educational association at Hot Springs included election of officers.
Education.
Eberhart, B. F.
Neill, Sue J.
King, H. L.
Share, Elizabeth.
Tallent, Annie D.
Hancher, J. W.
McClelland, William.
Black Hills Daily Times, April 4, 1894, p.3, col.5.

Firemen's tournament teams.
List of tournament teams continued: Fountain City Hose; Lead City Hose No. 2; Gate City & McDonald (youth).
Fountain City Hose Company.
Kaufman, C. W.
Powers, Thomas.
Parker, G. A.
Criley, John.
Bernard, P. A.
Kellar, Frank.
Brunger, Frank.
Shine, W. F.
Franklin, Louis.
Nourse, Dan.
Carlson, Joe.
Schwing, Joseph D. C.
Warriner, Al.
Zahrendt, E. W.
Galt, J. S.
Hildebrand, Tony.
Jensen, Soren.
Barry, Thomas.
Richardson, J.
Foley, James.
Hildebrand, Gabe.
Foley, Frank.
Brunger, Fred.
Taylor, W. N.
Hoey, Lowe.
Redington, Scott.
Doyle, Frank.
Hildebrand, Fred.
Kone, Hugh.
Meyers, James.
Small, J. H.
Atkinson, P.
Houser, Henry.
McInnery. B. B.
Haley, D.
Bischoff, Ed.
Kamts, Fred.
Redington, George.
Hildebrand, L.
Large, Joe.
Williams, A. C.
Beuter, Alf
Harding, Fred.
Fullerton, J.
Lead City Hose Company No. 2.
Bartetoro, W.
Burns, T. J.
Davis, William.
Jacobs, H.
Pancoust, R.
Sheridan, John.
Patriquin, A.
Steele, E. C.
Chaussee, George.
Mullen, M. H.
Brennell, Louis.
Brownlee, T. M.
Maloney,John.
Maskin,Thomas.
Andrews, William.
Hunter, William.
Nealy,I.
Tierney, F.
Hammond, Frank.
Sullivan, C. E.
Dutchear, Charles.
Gerans, Al.
Hayes, F.
Foley, Tom.
Ryan, Tom.
Sullivan, J. L.
Cusick, James.
Smith, S. R.
Hatler, F. E.
Noyes, C. B.
Swanson, Chris.
Walsh, James.
Stewart, Henry.
Allinson, John E.
Bothwell, George.
Stewart, Thomas.
Daiey, John.
Corum, F. B.
Averill, Ed.
Allevir, Joe.
Marshall, Henry.
Ross, Horace.
Boyle, John.
Bryant, William.
Highley, E. S.
VeBorg, P.
Bailey, C. B.
Morgan, J. W.
Purcell, R. H.
O'Donnell, Dan.
Dougherty, R. L.
McLaughlin, Pat.
Gate City Hose Company.
Robinson, David C.
McMahon, J. H.
Tallent, R. E.
Leedy, C. M.
Huntley, Sam.
Sissna, Ed.
Inden, Will.
Flick, Guy.
Rogers, Fred.
Quick, A.
Napier, Dan.
Lewis, Frank.
Whitman, Charles.
Smith, Charles.
McElroy, J. P.
Brown, Fred.
Collins, W. J.
Ferguson, Will.
Lake, Frank.
Grambrill, Horace.
Graves, Frank.
Schlemning, E.
Stannard, Charles.
Sweeney, Pete.
Graves, Hans.
Slick, Charles.
Olmstead, Will.
McDonald Hose Company.
Rogers, Forest.
Willouth, Emil.
Dowd, Jimmie.
Hodson, Robert.
Parker, Will.
Karcher, Al.
Miller, Artis.
Baker, Johnny.
Clough, Frank.
Liebmann, Morris.
Goodrich, Harry.
Moody, Warner.
McDonald, Tommy.
Lynch, George.
Black Hills Daily Times, Aug. 1, 1894, p.1, col.3.

Board of Control meeting.
Board of control of Black Hills Firemen's association met at Deadwood.
Black Hills Firemen's Association.
Scollard, John.
Tallent, R. E.
Allinson, J. E.
Gossage, Joseph.
Black Hills Daily Times, June 16, 1896, p.2, col.2.

Picnic an unqualified success.
Annual excursion and basket picnic of the Pioneer society was an unqualified success in every sense.
Pioneer association.
Tallent, Annie B.
McLaughlin, William L.
Russell, T. H.
Rinehart, W. A.
Black Hills Daily Times, June 19, 1896, p.2, col.2.

Wagons "snubbed" into Deadwood.
Old-timers recall that wagons had to be "snubbed" down hill into Deadwood until 1877; Judge Granville G. Bennett came to Deadwood on first stage coach brought down the hill without having to "snub."
Bennett, Granville G.
Freight.
Robinson, R. F.
Robinson, Ravelloe F.
Tallent, Annie.
Allen, James W.
Black Hills Pioneer-Times, Oct. 22, 1901, p.1, col.3.

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Annie D. Frazer Tallent
First White Woman to Enter Black Hills
Expedition of October 6, 1874

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Annie D. Tallent, wife of David G. Tallent, images and excerpts from her book, photographer unknown, Copyright © image from The Black Hills: Or, The Last Hunting Ground of the Dakotahs By Annie D. Tallent, St. Louis, Nixon-Jones Printing Co., 1899.

Expedition of October 1874
"The grouping was as follows: No. 1 being composed of Capt. Tom Russell, Lyman Lamb, Eaf. Witcher, and, Angus McDonald. No. 2, B. B. Logan, Dan McDonald,or Red Dan, Dan McDonald, or Black Dan (the last two, bearing the same patronymic, were distinguished by the color of the shirts they invariably wore), James Dempster, James Powers, J. J. Williams, and Thomas Quiner. 3rd, John Gordon, J. W. Brockett, Newton Warren, H. Bishop, Chas. Long, Chas Cordeiro and Moses Aarons. 4th, R. R. Whitney, Harry Cooper, David Aken, and John Boyle. 5th, Chas. Blackwell, Thos. McLaren, Henry Thomas, D. Tallent, Annie D. Tallent, and Robt. E. Tallent, then a boy nine years of age, making twenty-eight in all."

'Died on the 27th day of November, 1874, on his way to the Black Hills, Moses Aaron, aged 32 years. May he rest in peace.'

"The expedition, it its entirety, was composed of twenty-six men, one woman, and a boy, six canvas-covered wagons, each drawn by two pairs of fat, sleek, and a few of them somewhat frisky cattle - by the way, they were neither so fat nor sleek, and not in the least frisky at the end of the journey. There were also five saddle horses, and two beautiful greyhounds (Dan & Fan), who frequent frantic chases after the poor timid antelope and rabbit, proved the source of much diversion to the expedition on its long, monotonous march across the bleak, treeless plains."
 
December 23, 1874, the expedition reached the prior gold discovery sites made by Ross and McKay on French Creek a few miles below the new town site of Custer that would be established in August 1875. A winter camp was constructed which they named "Gordon Stockade". The expedition remained at this site until March of 1875 when they began to lay out and survey for a proposed new town site they were going to name Harney City. By April of 1875, the US Army had reached their location and placed all of the expedition members under arrest for trespass. The army then escorted the expedition out of the Black Hills to Fort Laramie where they were then given transportation to Cheyenne.
 
The Tallent family would not return to the Black Hills until the spring of 1876.  D. G. Tallent became actively involved in local Deadwood Democratic politics in 1877 and owned several carbonate coal fields near Spearfish and in Hay Creek Wyoming 1878 - 1879. By 1880 D. G. Tallent moved his interests towards real estate and mining brokerage and formed a company with Stephen J. Scriber of Elmira New York. Tallent & Scriber rented and sold houses, lots and mines. The Tallent family moved to Rochford in the fall of 1880. Annie Tallent served as the superintendent of Pennington County schools from 1891-1895 and on Pennington County's Board of Education for three years. 
 
Publications of the period has referred to this group of adventurous pioneers as the Union Stockade Party.

Potter's American Monthly, Volumes 4 - 5, pgs. 619 - 620, J. E. Potter and Company, 1875, the following excerpts: "The action of the government in thus suppressing a daring enterprise was entirely justifiable. The Indians do not hold the coveted grounds by mere suffrance. A treaty with the Sioux expressly stipulated that the territory now known as the Black Hills country, in consideration of important concessions made by the Indians, should be held and conceded as unceded Indian territory, and that no persons should be permitted to occupy any portion of it, or even to pass through it, without the consent of the Indians first obtained. It was also provided that no treaty for the cession of any portion of this reservation should be held of any validity or force unless signed by at least three-fourths of the adult male Indians occupying or interested in it. There were other articles in the treaty intended to give the Indians an undisputed title to the occupancy of this country."
 
"Some miners taken out by the troops from the Union Stockade, Custer's Gulch, at the Black Hills, reported at Cheyenne, Wyoming, April 23, of this year. They brought back with them sufficient placer gold- and silver-bearing quartz to demonstrate that under more favorable auspices mining can be made profitable. They fully corroborated previous reports as to the superior quality and size of the pine timber, and said that there are many valleys where oak and other varieties of timber are abundant. As our readers have learned from the newspapers, the Government is seeking honorably to purchase the Black Hills tract from the Indians." "Meanwhile, a party of gentlemen, constituting a scientific expedition, have been sent by the Department of the Interior to the Black Hills, attended by General Custer. They consist of Walter P. Jenny, Geologist in Charge, formerly Geologist of the Texas Pacific Railroad; Surveyor W. Newton, Assistant Geologist of these Surveys, and Captain P. Tuttle, Astronomer of the Cambridge Observatory; J. P. McGillycuddy, topographer of the Western boundary, and Dr. Cleveland Newberry, naturalist. " 


Annie (Anna Donna) and David Tallent in Deadwood

Honored guests at 4th, Pioneers in Black Hills
Tallent, D.G.
Tallent, D.G., Mrs
Cordeiro, Charles
Gordon, John
Lamb, Lyman
Logan, B.B.
Russell, T.H.
Williams, J.J.
Witcher, Eph
Black Hills Daily Pioneer Jun 25 1878, p.4 , col.4
 
Anna Donna Fraser born 12 Apr 1827 in York,, New York, married David George Tallent 5 Jul 1854

Anna Donna Fraser was the daughter of
Donald G. Fraser Birth 14 Jun 1783 in Inverness, Inverness, Scotlan, death 15 Oct 1865 in York Twnshp, New York and
Margaret Ferguson Birth 1781 in Invernesshire, Scotland, death Death 1857 in York Township, N.Y.


Anna Donna "Annie" Frazer Tallent, born April 12, 1827, York, Livingston County, New York, USA, died February 13, 1901, Sturgis, Meade County,South Dakota, USA, buried Bluff City Cemetery, Elgin, Cook County, Illinois, USA.

David G. Tallent, born 1827, Canada, died Jul. 3, 1911, Arlington, Carbon County, Wyoming, USA, buried Arlington Cemetery, Arlington, Carbon County, Wyoming, USA.

Robert (Bobby) Earl Tallent, born March, 1865, New York, USA, died April 9, 1917, Sheridan, Sheridan County Wyoming, USA, buried Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Denver County, Colorado, USA, Plot: Blk 41
 
          Marriage:   August 18, 1887, Rapid City, South Dakota
                           Robert Earl Tallent (1865 - 1917) to              Burial  Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Denver County, Colorado, USA, Plot: Blk 41
                           Jessie May Strohm Tallent (1867 - 1912)       Burial  Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Denver County, Colorado, USA, Plot: Blk 41
          Children:
 
                          Robert Earl Tallent (Dec 27, 1888 - 1921)       Burial: Mountview Cemetery, Billings, Yellowstone County, Montana, USA
                          Paul Bertram Tallent (Feb 5, 1889 - 1953)      Burial: Elysian Burial Gardens, Millcreek, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA, no stone
                          Roberta Tallent Morris (1918 - 1986)               Burial: Mountview Cemetery, Billings, Yellowstone County, Montana, USA
 
Miscellaneous Records:
 
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District 26; Monthly Lists; 1866
Name:
D G Tallent
Tax Year:
1866
State:
New York, USA
 
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Douglas County, Nebraska Marriages 1854-1881, Year 1873
Chapter A Page 5 marriage of Ayer, Jared B. 17 Sep 1873 David G. Tallent and Annie D. Tallent served as Witnesses
Chapter S Page 145 marriage of Solterbeck, Nicholas 20 Jun 1873 David Tallent and Anna Tallent served as Witnesses
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March 1876
D. G. Tallent & James Allen freighting along with Emil Faust brought out the first shipment of gold from Custer to Cheyenne from History of South Dakota, Volume 2, by Doanne Robinson, published by B. F. Bowen, 1904, South Dakota.
 
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1880 United States Federal Census
about Anne Tallent
Name:
Anne Tallent
Age:
50
Birth Year:
abt 1830
Birthplace:
New York
Home in 1880:
Rochford, Pennington, Dakota Territory
Race:
White
Gender:
Female
Relation to Head of House:
Self (Head)
Marital Status:
Married
Father's Birthplace:
Scotland
Mother's Birthplace:
Scotland
Anne Tallent  50
Robert Tallent  15
 
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1886 Pennington County Deed D. G. Tallent with Stephen J. Scriber & H.W. Somers & W.C. Burton
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Year 1891
The Standard (Ogden, Utah) 1891 September 30, First District Court, The case of Mary McGrath vs. David G. Tallent was dismissed at plaintiff's cost without prejudice.
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Year 1899
U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989, Year 1899
about David G Talent
Name:
David G Talent
Residence Year:
1899
Street address:
e end 38tli nr Mountains SJ
Residence Place:
Ogden, Utah, USA
Occupation:
Farmer
Publication Title:
Ogden, Utah, City Directory, 1899
 
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1900 United States Federal Census
about Anna D Tallant
Name:
Anna D Tallant
Age:
73
Birth Date:
Apr 1827
Birthplace:
New York
Home in 1900:
Sturgis, Meade, South Dakota
Race:
White
Gender:
Female
Relation to Head of House:
Mother
Marital Status:
Widowed
Father's Birthplace:
Scotland
Mother's Birthplace:
Scotland
Mother: number of living children:
1
Mother: How many children:
1
Robert E Tallant  35
Jessie M Tallant  32
Earl R Tallant  12 (Robert E. Tallent)
Paul B Tallant  10
Anna D Tallant  73
 
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U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989, Year 1905
about David G Tallant
Name:
David G Tallant
Residence Year:
1905
Street address:
694 W 2d
Residence Place:
Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
Occupation:
D-Hd Gds
Publication Title:
Salt Lake City, Utah, City Directory, 1905
 
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1910 United States Federal Census
about Robert E Fallent
Name:
Robert E Fallent
[Robert E Tallent] 
Age in 1910:
45
Birth Year:
abt 1865
Birthplace:
Iowa
Home in 1910:
Denver Ward 2, Denver, Colorado
Race:
White
Gender:
Male
Relation to Head of House:
Head
Marital Status:
Married
Spouse's Name:
Jessie M Fallent
Father's Birthplace:
New York
Mother's Birthplace:
New York
Robert E Fallent  45
Jessie M Fallent  42
 
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Wyoming, Compiled Census Index, 1860-1910
about Robert E. Tallent
Name:
Robert E. Tallent
State:
WY
County:
Park County
Township:
Cody Town
Year:
1910
Record Type:
Federal Population Schedule
Page:
071
Database:
WY 1910 Federal Census Index
 
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Montana, County Marriages, 1865-1950, Year 1913
about Paul B. Tallent
Name:
Paul B. Tallent
Gender:
Male
Age: 24
Birth Date: 1889
Marriage Date: 30 Oct 1913
Marriage Place:
Silver Bow, , Montana
Father:
Robert E. Tallent 
Mother:
Jessie M. Strohm 
Spouse:
Constance M. West 
FHL Film Number:
1906804
 
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Year 1914
Marriage Robert E. Tallent to Lena May Haitbrink
2 Mar 1914 Marriage place: Fall River, South Dakota Residence date: Residence place: Colo
 
South Dakota Marriages, 1905-1949
about Lena May Haitbrink
Name:
Lena May Haitbrink
Age:
38
Gender:
Female
Spouse:
Robert E Tallent
Marriage Date:
2 Mar 1914
Marriage County:
Fall River
County of Residence:
Meade
Post Office:
Sturgis
 
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Montana, County Marriages, 1865-1950, Year 1917
about Robert C. Tallent
Name:
Robert C. Tallent
Gender:
Male
Race:
White
Marital Status:
Divorced
Age:
29
Birth Date:
1888
Birth Place:
South Dakota
Marriage Date:
18 Apr 1917
Marriage Place:
Billings, Yellowstone, Montana
Father:
Robert E. Tallent 
Mother:
Jessie M. Strohm
Spouse:
Phyllis M. Trott 
FHL Film Number:
1943758
 
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U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
about Robert E Tallent
Name: Robert E Tallent
City: Butte
County: Silver Bow
State: Montana
Birthplace: Rapid City, South Dakota
Birth Date: 27 Dec 1888
Race: White
Occupation: Miner
Employed: Anacanda Mining Company at Badger State Mine
Married: wife
Tall, slender, eyes blue, hair light
 
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U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918, Year 1917
about Paul Bertram Tallent
Name: Paul Bertram Tallent
City: Butte
County: Silver Bow
State: Montana
Birthplace: Rapid City, South Dakota
Birth Date: 5 Feb 1889
Race: White
Occupation: Miner
Employed: Working for self, Gold Hill, Utah
Married: wife and child
Military Rank Seaman Branch Navy Years 4 United States
Medium, medium, eyes light blue, hair light brown, bald slightly
 
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1920 United States Federal Census
about Robert E Tallent
Name:
Robert E Tallent
Age:
31
Birth Year:
abt 1889
Birthplace:
South Dakota
Home in 1920:
Butte Ward 6B, Silver Bow, Montana
Street:
West Park Street
House Number:
718B
Race:
White
Gender:
Male
Relation to Head of House:
Head
Marital Status:
Married
Spouse's Name:
Phyllas Tallent
Father's Birthplace:
United States of America
Mother's Birthplace:
United States of America
Able to Speak English:
Yes
Occupation:
Salesman
Industry:
Cigar Store
Employment Field:
Wage or Salary
Home Owned or Rented:
Rent
Robert E Tallent  31
Phyllas Tallent  31
Roberta Tallent  1
 
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1930 United States Federal Census
about Paul B Tallent
Name:
Paul B Tallent
Birth Year:
abt 1890
Gender:
Male
Race:
White
Birthplace:
South Dakota
Marital Status:
Married
Relation to Head of House:
Head
Home in 1930:
Butte, Silver Bow, Montana
Street address:
Casey
House Number in Cities or Towns:
16
Dwelling Number:
204
Family Number:
205
Home Owned or Rented:
Owned
Home Value:
300
Radio Set:
Yes
Lives on Farm:
No
Age at first marriage:
24
Attended School:
No
Able to Read and Write:
Yes
Father's Birthplace:
Illinois
Mother's Birthplace:
Iowa
Able to Speak English:
Yes
Occupation:
Miner
Industry:
Copper Mine
Class of Worker:
Wage or salary worker
Employment:
No
Name
Age
Paul B Tallent  40
Constance M Tallent  36
David E Tallent  15
Dorothy M Tallent  11
 
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1930 United States Federal Census
about Phillis Tallent
Name:
Phillis Tallent
Birth Year:
abt 1889
Gender:
Female
Race:
White
Birthplace:
England
Marital Status:
Widowed
Relation to Head of House:
Daughter
Home in 1930:
Billings, Yellowstone, Montana
Ward of City:
3rd pt of
House Number in Cities or Towns:
130
Dwelling Number:
388
Family Number:
398
Age at first marriage:
28
Attended School:
No
Able to Read and Write:
Yes
Father's Birthplace:
England
Mother's Birthplace:
England
Language Spoken:
English
Immigration Year:
1890
Naturalization:
Naturalized
Able to Speak English:
Yes
Occupation:
Bookkeeper
Industry:
Painting Co.
Class of Worker:
Wage or salary worker
Employment:
Yes
Name
Age
Charles Trot  75
Charlotte Trot  73
Georgiana Trot  42
Phillis Tallent  41
Roberta M Tallent  11
 
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Montana, County Marriages, 1865-1950, Year 1939
about Roberta Marsh Tallent
Name:
Roberta Marsh Tallent
Gender:
Female
Age:
26
Birth Date:
1919
Marriage Date:
10 Jun 1939
Marriage Place:
Billings, Yellowstone, Montana
Father:
Robert E. Tallent 
Mother:
Phyllis Trott 
Spouse:
Clifford Roe Morris 
FHL Film Number:
1943766
 
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1940 United States Federal Census
about Paul Tallant
Name:
Paul Tallant
Age:
50
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1890
Gender:
Male
Race:
White
Birthplace:
South Dakota
Marital Status:
Married
Relation to Head of House:
Husband
Home in 1940:
Butte, Silver Bow, Montana
Street:
Casey
House Number:
16
Inferred Residence in 1935:
Butte, Silver Bow, Montana
Residence in 1935:
Same House
Attended School or College:
No
Highest Grade Completed:
Elementary school, 8th grade
Weeks Worked in 1939:
36
Income:
624
Constance Tallant  45
Paul Tallant  50
Dorothy Tallant  21
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1940 United States Federal Census
about Paul B Tallent
Name:
Paul B Tallent
Age:
50
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1890
Gender:
Male
Race:
White
Birthplace:
South Dakota
Marital Status:
Married
Relation to Head of House:
Head
Home in 1940:
Gold Hill, Tooele, Utah
Inferred Residence in 1935:
Rural, Montana
Residence in 1935:
Rural, Montana
Number of Household in Order of Visitation:
14
Occupation:
Miner
Industry:
Mining
Attended School or College:
No
Highest Grade Completed:
Elementary school, 8th grade
Hours Worked Week Prior to Census:
0
Weeks Worked in 1939:
52
Income:
900
Name
Age
Paul B Tallent  50
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1940 United States Federal Census
about Roberta Morris
Name:
Roberta Morris
Respondent:
Yes
Age:
21
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1919
Gender:
Female
Race:
White
Birthplace:
Montana
Marital Status:
Married
Relation to Head of House:
Wife
Home in 1940:
Billings, Yellowstone, Montana
Street:
27th Street
House Number:
624
Inferred Residence in 1935:
Billings, Yellowstone, Montana
Residence in 1935:
Same Place
Attended School or College:
No
Highest Grade Completed:
High School, 4th year
Weeks Worked in 1939:
22
Income:
350
Household Members:
Name
Age
Clifford R Morris  26
Roberta Morris  21
 
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Montana, County Marriages, 1865-1950, Year 1949
about Roberta M. Morris
Name:
Roberta M. Morris
[Roberta M. Tallent] 
Gender:
Female
Age:
35
Birth Date:
1919
Marriage Date:
27 May 1949
Marriage Place:
Big Horn, , Montana
Father:
Robert E. Tallent 
Mother:
Phyllis Trott 
Spouse:
Clifford R. Morris 
FHL Film Number:
1939813
 
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