"Boots"
Rosalie or Valley Wells served as headquarters for the Yates Ranch from 1894 to 1952. It was the home of Boots & Bessie Yates. A huge area was grazed and Boots and his cowboys ranged over its extensive area. Source: Bill Mann's Guide to 50 Interesting and Mysterious Sites in the Mojave.
1900 Census - Vanderbilt, San Bernardino, California
1910 Census - Kelso, San Bernardino, California
1920 Census - Kelso, San Bernardino, California
Rosalie or Valley Wells served as headquarters for the Yates Ranch from 1894 to 1952. It was the home of Boots & Bessie Yates. A huge area was grazed and Boots and his cowboys ranged over its extensive area. Source: Bill Mann's Guide to 50 Interesting and Mysterious Sites in the Mojave.
1900 Census - Vanderbilt, San Bernardino, California
1910 Census - Kelso, San Bernardino, California
1920 Census - Kelso, San Bernardino, California
"Boots"
Rosalie or Valley Wells served as headquarters for the Yates Ranch from 1894 to 1952. It was the home of Boots & Bessie Yates. A huge area was grazed and Boots and his cowboys ranged over its extensive area. Source: Bill Mann's Guide to 50 Interesting and Mysterious Sites in the Mojave.
1900 Census - Vanderbilt, San Bernardino, California
1910 Census - Kelso, San Bernardino, California
1920 Census - Kelso, San Bernardino, California
Rosalie or Valley Wells served as headquarters for the Yates Ranch from 1894 to 1952. It was the home of Boots & Bessie Yates. A huge area was grazed and Boots and his cowboys ranged over its extensive area. Source: Bill Mann's Guide to 50 Interesting and Mysterious Sites in the Mojave.
1900 Census - Vanderbilt, San Bernardino, California
1910 Census - Kelso, San Bernardino, California
1920 Census - Kelso, San Bernardino, California
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