Person:William Dailey (8)

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William M. Dailey
b.22 Apr 1836 Seneca County, OH
d.29 Mar 1890 Excelsior Springs, MO
Parents and Siblings
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m. 7 Oct 1824
  1. Ellen Dailey1824 - 1876
  2. Martha Dailey1828 -
  3. Marie A. Dailey1829 - 1901
  4. Samuel Dailey1831 - 1897
  5. John Lewis Dailey1833 - 1908
  6. William M. Dailey1836 - 1890
  7. Edward T. Dailey1838 - 1927
  8. Martin Van Buren Dailey1841 - 1844
  9. Sarah Eliza Dailey1843 - 1844
  10. Clarissa Dailey1845 -
Spouse and Children
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m. 10 Mar 1880
  1. William A. Dailey1881 -
  2. Minnie M. Dailey1884 - 1952
  3. Walter Joseph Dailey1886 - 1921
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Facts and Events
Name[1][2] William M. Dailey
Gender Male
Birth[3] 22 Apr 1836 Seneca County, OH
Other[5][6][7] 1859 Colorado pioneer and rancher in WyomingSettled
Other[8] 5 Dec 1865 Land Grant in Denver CountyLand Grant
Marriage 10 Mar 1880 to Nellie M. Tilton
Other? 1880 Arapaho County, Denver, CO1880 Federal Census
Death[4] 29 Mar 1890 Excelsior Springs, MO
Alt Death? jaundice
Burial? Riverside Cemetery, Denver, CO

William M. Dailey (from Michelle Kachman) b. 22, Apr. 1836 Tiffen Seneca Co., Ohio d. 07, Apr. 1890 Denver, Arapahoe Co., Colorado He left Indiana when he was 23 years and went to Colorado to mine for gold. His brother, John L. Dailey, was already there. William started a claim on Russell Gulch. Later, he went to Denver to be near his brother John L. He started in the carpentry field moving into the construction of building's in the area. He built the first office of the Rocky Mountain News Paper located in Denver. In 1860, he started ranching on the Platte River. This land was later subdivided as the Lake Archer Subdivision. In 1864, he enlisted in Company A 3rd Colorado Infantry and was part of the battle of Sand Creek.

He and his brother John started a Real estate and Investment Co. in Denver called "Dailey & Company," 1719 Curtis, Denver, Colorado and John L. is listed as sole owner of Dailey & Company 425 Broadway Denver, CO. He was in business in Colorado with his brother in 1869. He is in lots of newspapers for real estate transactions. William died in Denver and his wife had to sue the family for his estate. He is buried there with his Wife and two of his Children at Riverside Cemetery. John is also buried there.

Biography: Portrait & Biographical Record - Denver &. Vicinity There are BIOS on him and John. www.memoriallibrary.com/Colorado~1898DenverPB/pages/pbrd0204.htm I think I got that right. Riverside Cemetery 5201 Brighton Blvd. Denver Colorado 80216 phone# 303-293-2466 I spoke with a man named Cliff he does the tours of our family's Plot. They have a book with some of the information from the Biog. small excerpts in this pamphlet on William M and John L. Fairmount Heritage Foundation 430 Quebec St. Denver Colorado 80231-1050 Colorado State Archives, Colorado Volunteers Transcript of Records Exerts of Vital Records Statistics Notices, List and Selected General News Excerpts Appearing In Denver and Surrounding Areas, Includes: Newspapers: Rocky Mountain News and Denver Post, City Directories, Cemetery Listings, Marriage Listings Probate indexes. Denver Public Library (720) 865-1111 ext. 1363 Denver main Library (303) 220-7740 The place that has lots of information is: Western History Department (720) 865-1821 I spoke with Jim he was really helpful. Olinger Mortuary 16 & Boulder Denver (303)455-3663 Contact Janette Kimblin

References
  1. ↑ The First Hundred Years.
  2. ↑ Judith Jernigan Oldham - See Ancestry.com.

    Date of Import: Nov 4, 2002

  3. ↑ Obituary for William M. Dailey.
  4. ↑ Obituary for William M. Dailey.
  5. ↑ The First Hundred Years.

    Reference to L. G. Flannery, ed. John Hutson's Diary, 1873-75, p110

  6. ↑ Judith Jernigan Oldham - See Ancestry.com.

    Date of Import: Nov 4, 2002

  7. ↑ Obituary for William M. Dailey.
  8. ↑ Judith Jernigan Oldham - See Ancestry.com.

    Date of Import: Nov 4, 2002

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