Rose Finley

Other Events:

• Occupation: A millinary and made hats
• Resided: 1902, Leadville, Lake County, Colorado; Stray Horse Rd and E 5th
• Resided: 1904, Leadville, Lake County, Colorado; Stray Horse Rd and E 5th
• Resided: 1909, Leadville, Lake County, Colorado; 705 E 8th St
• Resided: 1918, Leadville, Lake County, Colorado; 705 E 8th

Notes:

# A Book in Progress
Later, Phillip's sister, Rose Finley, came from Ireland to assume care of my mother.

In the Spring, (of 1882), Aunt Rose Finley (her father's sister) came to Colorado from Ireland to care for the child....When Mary was quite young her father suffered a stroke which paralyzed him and she was soon left with just her Aunt Rose.

Aunt Rose Finley, who was an only sister of Phillip.

Occupation:
My mother Bertha Rose White Masters played with the twenty dollar gold pieces that her Aunt Rose was paid with. That was told me.
- told to Millie Masters Breon by her mom

Resided:
In 1902 Mrs.Rose Finley is listed as living at Stray horse Road and E. 5th. From 1904 to 1906 it also lists Mary at that address. In 1909 she moved to 705 E. 8th which is either next door or across the street from the White family. She stayed there through the end of the directories.

Resided:
In 1902 Mrs.Rose Finley is listed as living at Stray horse Road and E. 5th. From 1904 to 1906 it also lists Mary at that address. In 1909 she moved to 705 E. 8th which is either next door or across the street from the White family. She stayed there through the end of the directories.

Resided:
In 1902 Mrs.Rose Finley is listed as living at Stray horse Road and E. 5th. From 1904 to 1906 it also lists Mary at that address. In 1909 she moved to 705 E. 8th which is either next door or across the street from the White family. She stayed there through the end of the directories.

Buried:
April 7, 1922 a Rose Finley was buried. She was 65 years old.