1888 October 11: Marriner Allen Cook married Lucy Marie Wagner. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Thomas L. Bellem of Golden. [Colorado Marriage Record]

[Note: The 1900 Census indicated that M. Allen Cook was married to Lelon Peabody's wife, Mabel (Lelon died in 1898).

1906 June: In the CITATION TO HEIRS in regard to Henry's estate, she was listed as Lucy M. Jewell of Como, Colorado.

Henry and Leslie are mentioned in a letter (date unknown - probably 1950s) from Beatrice Wagner to Helen Wagner (John's daughter) in reference to the two men "gathering up her belongs" from "her cupboard in San Diego".

The following was obtained from a very helpful lady in San Diego:

Flora's father, John Juchem, came from Germany where he was a gardener for Kaiser Wilhelm. He designed certain formal gardens at the Ludwigsburg Castle in Stuttgart.

1906 June: In the CITATION TO HEIRS in regard to Henry's estate, he was living in Edgewater, Colorado

According to Pat Wagner, Flora and John were shot coming out a church on July 15, 1906, by a young boy who was playing with a shotgun. Flora was mortally wounded, and John injured (his injuries may have contributed to his death three years later). Bill Wagner has the Bible Flora was carrying, and it has a shotgun pellet hole in it.

John's children:

Willard H. Wagner married and had one daughter by marriage. She and her husband were professional ice skaters and were associated with Sonja Heine. [Bill Wagner]

Helen E. Wagner married Mr. Maloney, but they had no children. She wrote some family material for Colorado Old-timers (?), a copy of which is owned by Bill Wagner.

[note: the census record was very faint; data in above table may be wrong.]

Joseph A. Muser is still alive and resides at 3495 Teller St., Wheatridge, CO; (303)-233-2069. I talked to him 7/27/96. He is the only survivor of his generation and knows very little of the Wagners. He gave me the name and phone number of Bill Wagner (below) and was agreeable to future phone calls.

Glenn Wagner married Marie Muser before 1920. Their children included Bill Wagner, who married Patricia Antoinette Day, who was born and raised in Denver. They live at 15 Flower St, Lakewood, CO; (303) 232-3499. They have some family stuff and invited me to visit them and see it. Pat said something about a Wagner being a gardener for King Wilhelm in Germany and that she, while on a trip to Germany, had taken some photographs which might be of gardens he (Wagner) had created.

1906 June: In the CITATION TO HEIRS in regard to Henry's estate, he was living in Clayton, New Mexico.

She married Albert Bawolski in 1896.

1906 June: In the CITATION TO HEIRS in regard to Henry's estate, she was listed as Grace G. Bawolski, Fort Collins, Colorado.

1906 June: In the CITATION TO HEIRS in regard to Henry's estate, she was living in Golden, Colorado.

She lived at 2801 Second Ave. [The 1996 Zip Code is probably around 90033 or 90057, depending on whether the street was East or West Second.]

[At some time after 1955 and at an age of at least 71, Beatrice wrote a narrative about Henry Wagner and his family. A copy of this was found by Bill and Pat Wagner (Bill is Henry and Almeda's great grandson and consequently my third cousin), who made a copy for me.]