Horseshoe Basin Dec 1, 1892
/in Bill Buzzard, Horseshoe Basin, Kingman, Mining, R.N. Pershall/by steheritageThe Pioneer Story – Part One
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/in History, Mining/by steheritage“As the chickens were busy gobbling up the pancakes and oatmeal on the porch table and dad was running around like a wild man, your mom was making her entry into the world in a small log cabin at the end of Company Creek road”. This was how my uncle Laurence Courtney remembered the day. At eight years old, Laurence was the oldest of the four children, Laurence, Curt, June and Ray born to Hugh and Mamie. Below is the full story of that morning.”
By Mike Barnhart
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/in History, Mining/by steheritageBorn and raised near Frankfort, Kentucky, Jim Nicol, with his hometown friend Lee Church, migrated west arriving at Chelan, Washington in October 1893. In their late thirties, both men had worked a variety of jobs in the south between Kentucky and Texas, acquiring skills that would come in handy in the Pacific Northwest. Jim was also a trained machinist.