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Larimer County, Est. 1861

The Larimer page title is Larimer County Colorado Genealogy. A heading repeats Larimer County, Colorado Genealogy, and the next line is Larimer County, Est. 1861. The page also names a host, a set of section labels, neighboring counties, and a last-updated line. The front-page list includes Larimer among the seventeen of September 1861. This note quotes the Larimer page.

Est. 1861, and the section labels

Est. is abbreviated, with a point. 1861 has no month and no day on this line. The front page's September 1861 is a month without a day, for the whole set of seventeen. The Larimer line is a year with Est. in front of it.

The labels under that line include History of Larimer County, Biographies, Postcards from the Past, Cities and Towns, and a long resources line: County Resources including Courthouse, Genealogical and Historical Societies, Family History Center, Libraries, Museums, Cemeteries, Funeral Homes, Records, Misc. Lookups is explained on the page as People that are willing to help look up information. Another label is 1900 Federal Census.

One label is spelled Quieries. Under it the page prints Looking for ????? with five question marks. The note keeps the spelling Quieries. Later labels include Larimer County Submissions, Archived Queries, and Archived Surnames. Queries in Archived Queries is spelled with an e. Quieries is the other spelling, on the other line.

Berthoud Boys In The Service is a label with In and The capitalised. The page does not, in that label, list the names of the boys.

Neighboring counties

The heading is Neighboring Counties. Weld County is to the east. Boulder County is to the south. Grand County is to the southwest. Jackson County is to the west. Laramie County, Wyoming, is to the north. Albany County, Wyoming, is to the north. The page prints a space before the comma in Laramie County , Wyoming and in Albany County , Wyoming.

Two counties are marked to the north, and both are named as Wyoming. The Colorado neighbors are Weld, Boulder, Grand, and Jackson. The page does not add a mileage to these directions.

Weld and Boulder are also among the seventeen on the front page. Grand and Jackson are not in that seventeen-name sentence. The Larimer page still lists them as neighbors. Being a neighbor on this page is not the same claim as being one of the seventeen.

The county table has its own created-years. This neighbor list has directions, not years. Est. 1861 remains the only year in the Larimer heading.

Southwest is one word on the Grand County line. Both north lines name Wyoming. A space is printed before each of those commas.

Greg Brown

The heading is Larimer County Coordinator. The sentence is: Hi, my name is Greg Brown. I will be your host for Larimer County, Colorado. Email me for any questions. Please remember if you use a spam filter, then add my name to your address book.

The page says Email me. It does not print the address in that paragraph. The note does not supply one.

Under the host lines, the page prints State Coordinator and Assist. Coordinator and Assist. Coordinator again, with no names on those labels. Greg Brown is the host sentence. He is not written onto the State Coordinator label.

The contact page's state list does not include Greg Brown. The list note keeps Gail Meyer Kilgore, Colleen Pustola, Billie Erin Walsh, and Michael Irwin on the contact page. Greg Brown stays on the Larimer page.

The greeting starts with Hi. Host is the noun in the next sentence. Email me shows no address. The spam-filter sentence asks for his name in an address book. The State Coordinator label under the greeting is still blank.

The counter, Rootsweb, and 23 May, 2018

A line reads: You are the [an error occurred while processing this directive] visitor. The square brackets and the error sentence are what the page shows. There is no visitor number in that line.

A Special Thanks to Rootsweb for Hosting this Site. Rootsweb is spelled with a lowercase w. Hosting and Site are capitalised. The copyright line is Copyright 1997-2012. All Rights Reserved. The last-updated line is This Page Last Updated 23 May, 2018. The day comes before the month, and a comma sits before the year. A further label reads Copyright Fundamentals for Genealogy.

23 May, 2018 is this page. June 25, 2019 is the front page. October 23, 2019 is the contact page. September 9, 2021 is the about page. Four update lines, four pages.

1997-2012 is a copyright span with a hyphen. It is not the Est. 1861 year. It is not the last-updated date. The page prints all three.

1997-2012 uses a hyphen. 23 May, 2018 puts the day before the month. The visitor line keeps the square brackets and the words an error occurred while processing this directive.

A line about Ancestry, and the USGenWeb labels

Above the headings, the page prints Search billions of records on Ancestry.com. The note records that the line is on the page. It does not treat the number as a figure calculated here.

Further labels name The USGenWeb Project, The USGenWeb Archives Project, The USGenWeb African American Griots Project, The USGenWeb Genealogical Events Project, and The USGenWeb Lineage Project. They are labels on the Larimer page. The about page tells the 1996 story of USGenWeb. That note has Jeff Murphy and KYGenWeb. These Larimer labels do not retell 1996.

Search billions of records on Ancestry.com sits above the headings. The five project labels each begin with The. Quieries, spelled that way, is a section label and not one of the five.

Est. 1861, Greg Brown, the neighbor directions, Quieries, the bracketed visitor error, and 23 May, 2018 are the local facts. The seventeen-name paragraph remains on the front page, where Larimer is one name among seventeen.

The page does not print a county seat in the lines quoted here. It does not print OPEN FOR ADOPTION. It prints a host, a year, and a set of labels.

Questions

How does the Larimer page write the year?

Larimer County, Est. 1861. The month September is on the front page's seventeen-county sentence, not on this Est. line.

Who does the page name as host?

Greg Brown. The State Coordinator and Assist. Coordinator labels under that greeting have no names.

Which counties are to the north?

Laramie County, Wyoming, and Albany County, Wyoming. Weld is to the east. Boulder is to the south.