From a note included with photograph - James Astill was the son of Roseville pioneer, Zachariah Astill.

From note included with photograph - L.D. Thomas or Lee Dignus Thomas, son of W.A. Thomas, worked with his father in the mercantile firm of W. A. Thomas & Sons.

Note included with photograph - Thomas S. Dudley,early day rancher of the Dry Creek District.

From note included with photograph - Thomas A. Berry was a Roseville saloon owner, having arrived in Roseville in 1870. He died at the age of 47.

From note included with photograph - John and Mary Aiston were pioneer ranchers in the Sylvan District south of Roseville during the turn of the 20th century.

From note included with photograph - Very little is known about Mrs. Daniel S. Neff, wife of Daniel S. Neff, owner of the Roseville Hotel.

From note with photograph - Charles Keehner, blacksmith, arrived in Roseville in 1870. He worked for two years as a blacksmith, later opening his own blacksmith shop.

From note included with photograph - William Alexander Thomas and his children ; John A. Thomas, Lee D. Thomas, and Lucienda Campbell (the daughter of Thomas' first wife.

From note included with photograph - The eleven men are named as follows : Top row - Elisha Daly (aged 56), Melaon Johnson (aged 51), John McClung (aged 64), William A. Thomas (aged 62), and V. M. Leonard (aged 55). Bottom row - John Aiston (aged 58), J. F. Cross (aged 54), Joel Gardner (aged 50), J. N. Brown (aged 82), G. W. Cavitt (aged 50), N. Mertes (aged 57).