What's new

mountain cemetary

colorado14ers

Bronze Member
Joined
Jul 3, 2010
Messages
1,530
Reaction score
6
Golden Thread
0
Location
Naples, Fl
Detector(s) used
whites M6, Surfmaster PI
I would love to be buried here :). All taken from the same cemetary.
 

Attachments

  • Leadville 2010 134.webp
    Leadville 2010 134.webp
    206.8 KB · Views: 351
  • Leadville 2010 134.webp
    Leadville 2010 134.webp
    206.8 KB · Views: 355
  • Leadville 2010 137.webp
    Leadville 2010 137.webp
    257.2 KB · Views: 349
  • Leadville 2010 138.webp
    Leadville 2010 138.webp
    222.5 KB · Views: 351
  • Leadville 2010 139.webp
    Leadville 2010 139.webp
    180.4 KB · Views: 365
  • Leadville 2010 140.webp
    Leadville 2010 140.webp
    319.4 KB · Views: 348
  • Leadville 2010 134.webp
    Leadville 2010 134.webp
    206.8 KB · Views: 331
Very 'peaceful place' to be buried alright.

Fossis.............
 
Is this also by the cabins you showed us? might wanna do some research and see about that family...Wonder who owns that land too.. that is really neat.. I think I would wanna fix that up so it will last another 100 yrs or so.. looks like a young child who passed away..
 
A very peaceful place to the last rest, but its sad to see the child grave... :-\
 
Bootybay said:
Is this also by the cabins you showed us? might wanna do some research and see about that family...Wonder who owns that land too.. that is really neat.. I think I would wanna fix that up so it will last another 100 yrs or so.. looks like a young child who passed away..

This is actually in Tincup and is no where near the cabins. My dad spent some of his summers in Tincup back in the 60's. His friends parents had a cabin there and their name was Seeton and we found 3 of the family's graves in that cemetary :'(. There was a section of the cemetary that had infants and babies, all unnamed. They probably all died in the harsh mountain winters :'(. About 75% of the graves were unmarked or didn't have a name :(.
 
colorado14ers said:
Bootybay said:
Is this also by the cabins you showed us? might wanna do some research and see about that family...Wonder who owns that land too.. that is really neat.. I think I would wanna fix that up so it will last another 100 yrs or so.. looks like a young child who passed away..

This is actually in Tincup and is no where near the cabins. My dad spent some of his summers in Tincup back in the 60's. His friends parents had a cabin there and their name was Seeton and we found 3 of the family's graves in that cemetary :'(. There was a section of the cemetary that had infants and babys, all unmarked. They probably all died in the harsh mountain winters :'(. About 75% of the graves were unmarked or didn't have a name :(.

I can imagine that is hard to survive as a child at that age of time and in the mountains at winter time,
but its still sad to see. :sad5:
 

Users who are viewing this thread

Back
Top Bottom