File:Portrait of Henrietta Hartsel of Hartsel, Colorado, early 20th century - DPLA - 43405a7ed9cda717a312fe56725ed71d.jpg

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Description Henrietta Hartsel Donavan (1884-1951) was the youngest daughter of Samuel Hartsel. Samuel (1834-1918) was one of the first cattlemen in Colorado and the founder of Hartsel in Park County. Henrietta married Paul J. Donavan in 1915 and relocated to the Los Angeles, California, area in the 1920s. Source: Samuel Hartsel Collection
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Portrait of Henrietta Hartsel of Hartsel, Colorado, early 20th century
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