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Residents of Bannack City, Montana 1862-Surname A-C
The following data is extracted from Bancroft Works, Volume 31, History Of Washington, Idaho, and Montana, 1845-1889, Hubert H. Bancroft, 1890. The History Company, Publishers, San Francisco..
Besides the Fisk, Minesota Wagon Train, there were at Bannack City and that vicinity in the winter of 1862-3:
John Ault
Harry Arnett and brother
James M. Arnoux
William Babbett
Ephraim Bostwick (killed by Crows on Bighorn River 1863),
George S. Bachelder
William H. Bell (died at Bannack Nov. 12, 1862, the first death in that camp), Henry A. Bell,
Samuel W. Bachelder
Joseph Bender
David A. Bentley
William Buchanan, Stewart Buchanan
William Beeken
Charles Benson
John Bertwhistle
R. M. Biggs
Patrick Bray, Con. Bray
George Brown
Joseph A. Browne
John Bothwell
John Burnett (killed by Indians on Salmon River March 1863)
George Beatty
Mr Buttica
Henry B. Bryan
Felix Burton
Richard Tinker Brown, Joseph Brown (killed by Indiana en Salmon River, March 1863), Ed. Brown
William Buffington
N. W. Burris (killed by Indians at the mouth of Maria River 1865)
William Butz
Henry R. Brooks
Peter Butler
Mr. Boyd
William Cook
John Campbell
John Carrico
Joseph Carrigan (killed by Indians on Salmon River 1863)
J. M. Castner
Albert G. Clarke Herman Clarke
George Colburn
Mr. Cole
the two doctors Cox
Henry Crawford
Robert Homer Crawford
George M. Carhart (killed by road agents in 1863)
William Cole
Peter Cardwell
Josiah Chandler
Jesse Crooks
Thomas H. Clark
William Cole
George Copley (killed in attempting to arrest a road-agent 1864)
H. Conover
Thomas W. Clover
E. Crawford
J. W. Crow
F. R Curtis
Louis Cossette (killed by road agent Reeves and others 1863)
William Clancy
George Cobb George Cobb Jr
Jac. Cleveland (killed by road-agent Plummer December 1862)
Alexander Carter
Theodore Carrick
Clemens
Cooper
Source: Bancroft Works, Volume 31, History Of Washington, Idaho, and Montana, 1845-1889, Hubert H. Bancroft, 1890. The History Company, Publishers, San Francisco.
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