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Lost books turn into found family traces Family genealogy in Fort Lupton finds its place back in Minnesota BY BELEN WARD BWARD@COLORADOCOMMUNITYMEDIA.COM

Timothy Johnson, who lives in Shakopee, Minnesota, regularly searched online for branches of his Paulson family tree. He never guessed he’d find three whole books about them in Fort Lupton, of all places. “I was searching online, and an article came up. I think it was the Commerce City Sentinel Express. The article did not have pictures but the description matched the Paulson family tree, I immediately called the librarian, “Johnson said. It was a November 2021 story about how librarians at the Fort Lupton Public Library had some very specific genealogical books among a pile of donations. Librarians had found the books and hoped to find the family whose past they detailed. Johnson said he was interested in genealogy and started his Paulson genealogy family tree project just when COVID began in 2020, just as something to do. But he’d never found a bounty of information like this before. “When I got the books it knocked me off my chair seeing those old original photos, and I’ve seen some of them and some I had not seen before that are still surviving,” Johnson said. Surprising find The story starts when Cindy Lyons, a librarian with Fort Lupton Public School and Library, found three three-inch ring binders of the Paulson, Miller genealogy in the library storage room. “I was searching the storage room for history about the Fort

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Lupton library and came across the three binders. I think someone was cleaning out a relative’s house and mixing the genealogy books with donated books,” Lyons said. “I needed help in finding the relatives of these precious books.” These binders documented the family’s lineages and generations of the Miller and Paulson family’s up to 1980. It included decades of family photos. The story ran in several Colorado Community Media papers and online in December. By August 2022, Johnson called Lyons to claim the genealogy books, and she sent all three along right away. “I said, ‘I’m familiar with the Paulson family tree book, but the other two I’m not familiar with but you might as well send them to me. Maybe I can track down who should

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