People

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C.B. Pitts
Editor of the Plateau Valley Voice newspaper. Father of Reuben A. Pitts.
C.C. "Clancy" Waneka
Clancy Waneka worked as a teacher, dairy farmer, and with the Department of Agriculture (1932-1952) in Lafayette, Colorado. He earned a degree in biology from Colorado State University in 1933.
C.H. Clark
Photographer active 1880s in Colorado.
C.H. Conwell
An early rancher in the De Beque area. He was also a miner in Leadville and a teamster. He was known for using a bullwhip on his horses, and once accidentally whipped Charles Burg when he was breaking a horse that belonged to Conwell. Conn Creek near De Beque is named for him.
C.S. Saxton
Early 20th century resident of Mesa County's Hunter District, east of Fruita, near 21 and J Roads. He and his wife Nancy (Renwick) Stanton grew apples.
C.W. Erdlen
Photographer based in Buena Vista, Colorado in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Caillen R. Dowell
Contributor to "Singing the lines of place: A Gunnison Valley Journal," (source: Singing the lines of place: A Gunnison Valley Journal)

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