Contributor: Dana Sharp (48570091) • [email protected] donated the following information.
Leland Larson , Cowman, descendant of a pioneer Ranching family. His Cox grandparents came to the Animas Valley south of Durango, Colorado with 30,000 head of cattle in 1875. His mother , Jane, with her siblings then came into eastern Arizona about 1900. He was well like and contributed greatly to the ranching industry in Arizona.
Suggested edit: children: Patsy Larson Neal; Helen J. Larson (Sanders)
Leland Larson , Cowman, descendant of a pioneer Ranching family. His Cox grandparents came to the Animas Valley south of Durango, Colorado with 30,000 head of cattle in 1875. His mother , Jane, with her siblings then came into eastern Arizona about 1900. He was well like and contributed greatly to the ranching industry in Arizona.
Suggested edit: children: Patsy Larson Neal; Helen J. Larson (Sanders)
Contributor: Dana Sharp (48570091) • [email protected] donated the following information.
Leland Larson , Cowman, descendant of a pioneer Ranching family. His Cox grandparents came to the Animas Valley south of Durango, Colorado with 30,000 head of cattle in 1875. His mother , Jane, with her siblings then came into eastern Arizona about 1900. He was well like and contributed greatly to the ranching industry in Arizona.
Suggested edit: children: Patsy Larson Neal; Helen J. Larson (Sanders)
Leland Larson , Cowman, descendant of a pioneer Ranching family. His Cox grandparents came to the Animas Valley south of Durango, Colorado with 30,000 head of cattle in 1875. His mother , Jane, with her siblings then came into eastern Arizona about 1900. He was well like and contributed greatly to the ranching industry in Arizona.
Suggested edit: children: Patsy Larson Neal; Helen J. Larson (Sanders)
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