People

: Clara (Jordan) McFall; She was born somewhere between Iowa and Colorado on the Burlington Northern Railroad. She was a homemaker, typist and bookkeeper for C.D. Smiths drugstore. She attended the Hoel Ross Business College. She loved to dance and taught her son how to waltz. She enjoyed going to dance halls. She was married to Elmer McFall but they separated.

: Clara (Milton) Foster; A cook for her father's construction men in the late 1920s. Oral History interviewee Earl Eugene Foster talks about when he was a foreman of a power plant in Telluride, Colorado, and how a significant rainstorm had damaged the plant. Clara's father was among the men fixing the damage, and she would cook for them. Earl courted Clara and claims to have had her father's approval. They got married on October 19th, 1928. They had two boys and two girls.

: Clara (Thompson) Sewell; Pioneer of Thompson Creek area. Mother of Robert Sewell. Wife of Charles Sewell. Resident of Sewell Ranch (formerly Thompson Ranch).