A list of Bodie residents, or other people associated with Bodie, taken from various books and other sources. Check out the gallery of people.
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| Name | Birth | Death | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| "PiocheĀ" Kelley | |||
| A. C. Raymond | |||
| A. C. Robinson | |||
| A. E. McMillan | Secretary of the Bodie Miners' Union in 1885. | ||
| Alex Nixon | Elected as first President of the Miners' Union, Jan. 15, 1878. Shot and killed in a saloon gun fight. | ||
| Amasa Bryan | |||
| Annie C. Fouke | |||
| Belle Moore | Bodie's first school teacher. | ||
| Ben Butler | |||
| Ben Miller | |||
| Bert Dolan | |||
| Billy O'Hara | Empire Gold and Silver Mining Company caretaker. | ||
| Black Taylor | One of Bodey's buddies. | ||
| Bob Conway | |||
| C. R. Wedertz | |||
| Charles Rudin | |||
| Charlie Donnelly | |||
| Charlie Jardine | |||
| Cordelia Hays Dolan | 1881 | 1943 | |
| Coyle | |||
| Dan McMillan | One-armed sheriff and manager of the Bodie baseball team. | ||
| Daniel Horner | First child born in Bodie. | ||
| David Victor Cain | One of J. S. Cain's sons. Married Ella Cody. His home is located on Green Street. | ||
| Dick O'Malley | Nigh watchman in 1880 | ||
| Dr. Frank L. Bosqui | |||
| Dr. M. J. Roe | Office opposite Shannon's, one door north of Cluggage's stage office, Main St. | ||
| Dr. Walker | |||
| E. R. Cleveland | |||
| Ed Cox | Seriously injured in explosion | ||
| Ed Loose | |||
| Eli Johl | |||
| Ella Cody Cain | 6/9/1872 | 1/25/1966 | Wrote "The Story of Bodie" and "The Story of Mono County." Married David Victor Cain. |
| Ernest Marks | |||
| Eugene Markey | |||
| Father John Cassin | |||
| Felix Donnelly | |||
| Frank F. Quinville | Blacksmith for the Standard Consolidated Mine. | ||
| Frank McDonell | |||
| Frank Owen | |||
| George Storey | |||
| Gus Renaud | Killed in 1884 in the Syndicate mine powder explosion | ||
| H. D. Robertson | Office at the Bodie Hotel | ||
| H. L. Childs | |||
| H. Z. Osborne | |||
| Harry Lewis | |||
| Harvey Boone | |||
| J. Emit Dechambeau | |||
| J. J. Welch | Bought The Tower Restaurant in March 1879 and renamed it to the Nevada Restaurant and Chop House. | ||
| J. L. Colman | |||
| J. W. Kingsley | |||
| Jack Roberts | Nigh watchman in 1880 | ||
| James B. Perry | Late Supervisor of Mono Co. | ||
| James P. Dolan | |||
| James Showers | Elected as first Treasurer of the MinersĆ¢ā¬ā¢ Union, Jan. 15, 1878. | ||
| James Stuart Cain | Businessman, owned many businesses In Bodie. | ||
| Jno. L. Berry, M.D. | Had an office and drug store. Formerly of Bellevue Hospital, NY. | ||
| Joe Beck | |||
| Joe Farnsworth | Nigh watchman in 1880 | ||
| Joe Maquire | |||
| Joe Rouse | |||
| John A. Street, Dr. | |||
| John Pryor | Elected as first Vice President of the Miners' Union, Jan. 15, 1878. | ||
| John Wagner | Took over the Gem Eating House and renamed it to the Bon Ton Eating House in 1880. | ||
| Johnny Treloar | |||
| Joseph DeRoche | |||
| Lester B. Bell | |||
| Lewis Lockberg | At one time, owner of the Bunker Hill claim. | ||
| Lottie Johl | |||
| M. Schafer | |||
| M.J. Cody | |||
| Mike McGowan | a "Bad Man", who came from Virginia City. He would bite off ears, noses, and thumbs. | ||
| Mildred Hoover | |||
| Muirhead | |||
| Nathan H. Gregory | |||
| Patrick Reddy | |||
| Peter Essington | At one time, owner of the Bunker Hill claim. | ||
| R. G. Preshaw | Office over Salisbury & Richardson's Boot and Shoe store | ||
| R. L. Peterson | Justice of the Peace, Notary Public, Conveyancer, office in the Rosedale Saloon | ||
| Richard Reynolds Fouke | |||
| Robert "Bobby" Tenneson Bell | |||
| Robert Phillip Fouke | |||
| Rod McInnis | |||
| Rosa May | |||
| Sam Leon | |||
| T. H. Leggett | |||
| Theodore Hoover | |||
| Thomas Leggett | Superintendent of the Standard Company. | ||
| Thomas Smithen | |||
| Tom Miller | |||
| W. S. Bodey | W. could have stood for Wakeman, Waterman, or William. | ||
| Warren Boyd | |||
| Warren Loose | |||
| William Deegan | |||
| William Loose | |||
| William T. Owens | |||
| Wilson Butler | First resident blacksmith. |