On the way back home, we stopped at Tombstone Arizona. This guy stopped and posed for us. Teresa though he was so macho that she began having ideas of staying in Tombstone. This is where Grandpa and Grandma Martineau were married because it was the county seat at the time. They lived in Bisbee (about 30 miles away) where Grandpa Martineau was working in the copper mines. Knolton was born in Bisbee a year after they were married. They were married in September of 1923. As soon as they could scrape up the money, they took their Model A Ford and drove on dirt roads to St. George, Utah where they were married in the Temple.
Tuesday, July 3, 2007
July 2007
On the way back home, we stopped at Tombstone Arizona. This guy stopped and posed for us. Teresa though he was so macho that she began having ideas of staying in Tombstone. This is where Grandpa and Grandma Martineau were married because it was the county seat at the time. They lived in Bisbee (about 30 miles away) where Grandpa Martineau was working in the copper mines. Knolton was born in Bisbee a year after they were married. They were married in September of 1923. As soon as they could scrape up the money, they took their Model A Ford and drove on dirt roads to St. George, Utah where they were married in the Temple.
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