USGenWeb Project Archives Otero County Table of Contents

County Seat - La Junta	Population - 20,185
Otero County was created in 1889 from part of Bent County. In 1911 the north part of Otero was split off to form Crowley County.
Goto: Bios, Cemeteries, Directories, History, Vitals
Title/Subject	Size	Donor	Date
Biographies
From Stone's 1918 "History of Colorado" Ecton, Gay W.	3 KB	Maggie Stewart-Zimmerman	Nov 99
Cemeteries
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East Holbrook Mennonite Cemetery, Cheraw	24 KB	Betty L. Pennington	Nov 01
Fairview Cemetry, La Junta
Fowler Cemetery, Fowler
Hillcrest, Rocky Ford |A-C |D-G |H-L |M-P |Q-S |T-Z|	Avg 9 KB	Betty L. Pennington	Feb 02
Holbrook (Center) Cemetery, north of La Junta	3 KB	Betty L. Pennington	Nov 01
Mountain View Cemetery aka Manzanola Cemetery, Manzanola Names: A-J | K-Z	Avg 55 KB	Betty L. Pennington	Jun 01
Valley View Cemetery, Rocky Ford |A-C |D-F |G-H |I-L |M-Q |R-S |T-Z|	Avg 12 KB	Betty L. Pennington	Apr 00
Directories
1911 Colorado Business Directory		Joy Fisher	Nov-Dec 04
Towns: Cheraw, Hester, La Junta, Manzanola, Rocky Ford, Swink, Timpas and Weitzer (Vroman)
History
Early La Junta Settlers (Hedges and Chapmans)	18.5 KB	Lynn Scheu	May 97
Vitals
Births and Deaths
Selected Birth and Death Certificates Cannon, Herndon, Sumpter	4 KB	Donna L. Drummond	Jan 99
Marriages
Selected Marriage Records Russell, McLaren, Starkey, Richardson, Cannon, Herndon, Perkins, Clutter	3 KB	Donna L. Drummond	Jan 99
DeLeon - Raso     Arambola-DeLeon		Lexi Romero	Oct 05
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Otero County Table of Contents last updated-- Monday, 02-Jun-2008 10:38:27 PDT