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A History of the Communities of Mack and New Liberty and the families who settled there. All of the original pioneers are gone, as are many of their descendants. We are happy to bring their lives to light through this history so generations present and future can enjoy and learn from their great examples. In these pages we will attempt to tell at least part of the story of the people of the communities of Mack and New Liberty. We will share some of their hopes, their triumphs, their heartbreaks - to help you appreciate and know them better. It is our sincere hope that whoever reads this history will enjoy it at least half as much as we have enjoyed compiling it. We have come to better know and appreciate the many people among whom we lived and with whom we associated for so many years. That alone is considerable reward for the time, effort, and expense we have invested in this work. ~Homer & Phyllis Table of Contents About the Authors A Tribute to the Pioneers of Mack and New Liberty PART ONE - Mack and New Liberty Histories Chapter One-The Beginning The Grand Valley The Uintah Railway Chapter Two-Mack Mack The Mack Post Office Rural Route I Mack School Highline Hustlers Club Uintah Country Club Chapter Three-The Challenges and Blessings of 1918 World War I The Flu Epidemic The Highline Canal The Siphon The First Settlers The Drawing Chapter Four-The Work Begins Homesteading Crops and Machinery Turkey School Chapter Five-New Liberty New Liberty School New Liberty Sunday School Social Life Marriages and Births New Liberty Community Club Sew and So Club Sorosis Club Chapter Six-Progress Automobiles & Roads Fruita Union High School Rural Electricity Chapter Seven-More Challenges Prohibition & Moonshining The Great Depression World War II Chapter Eight-Nowadays New Liberty PART TWO - Family Biographies Alstatt, Anderson, Appier, Archuleta, Arpke, Ashburn, Baird, Bainter, Banning, Barcus, Barnes, Barr, Berry, Blasde, Blasier, Booth, Bowen, Boyden, Brandon, Brayton, Brewster, Brisbin, Bryan, Burkett, Bush, Carroll, Caruthers, Cavendish, Chaffin, Chilson, Christofferson, Cole, Collins, Cook, Cooper, Corn, Cotner, Cox, Crews, Currey, Cutler, Daily, Davidson, Davies, Deacon, Dean, DeCrow, Denton, Diehl, Dillbeck, Dille, Dodge, Earp, Ebright, Eddings, Everetts, Fisher, Foss, Gadbury, Garber, Garcia, Geeting, Gerry, Glass, Gnagey, Griebel, Grimsby, Harris, Harrison, Hawthorne, Henderson, Herron, Hiatt, Hollinger, Homedew, Jones, Keffalos, Kelley, Kelly, Kennedy, Kessinger, Kiefer, King, Koch, Komatas, Lander, Leach, Likes, Loftin, Lyman, MacTaggart, Maluy, Martinez, McCoy, Morrow, Muths, Nelson, Overbye, Pacheco, Paulson, Penfield, Phillips, Pollock, Post, Puckett, Raver, Rector, Rich, Roberts, Robertson, Rowe, Sanders, Saunders, Schunter, Shires, Simpson, Sisler, Slaugh, Smith, Snavely, Spencer, Stotts, Summers, Sumnicht, Sweitzer, Swyhart, Thomas, Thompson, Tomlinson, Turner, Underwood, Wagaman, Wallace, Wassenberg, Weimer, Weir, Wells, Wesner, White, Wilkinson, Wing, Winkle, Wright, Wynkoop, Young, Zahnen...

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A History of the Communities of Mack and New Liberty and the families who settled there. All of the original pioneers are gone, as are many of their descendants. We are happy to bring their lives to light through this history so generations present and future can enjoy and learn from their great examples. In these pages we will attempt to tell at least part of the story of the people of the communities of Mack and New Liberty. We will share some of their hopes, their triumphs, their heartbreaks - to help you appreciate and know them better. It is our sincere hope that whoever reads this history will enjoy it at least half as much as we have enjoyed compiling it. We have come to better know and appreciate the many people among whom we lived and with whom we associated for so many years. That alone is considerable reward for the time, effort, and expense we have invested in this work. ~Homer & Phyllis...