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==Aftermath==

==Aftermath==

Mrs. Ratcliff and her infant child are interred at Bordenville Cemetery in the now ghost town of Bordenville near Jefferson in Park County.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ghosttowns.com/states/co/bordenville.html|title=Bordenville|publisher=ghosttowns.com|accessdate=January 25, 2014}}</ref> There is no public record regarding Ratcliff's burial. His body lay in the prison coffin for two snowy days in Buena Vista before it was claimed<ref>''Chaffee County Republican,'' February 12, 1896.</ref> and presumably buried in frozen ground, possibly on his homestead about a mile from the actual domicile.<ref name=vandusen/>

Mrs. Ratcliff and her infant child are interred at Bordenville Cemetery in the now ghost town of Bordenville near Jefferson in Park County.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ghosttowns.com/states/co/bordenville.html|title=Bordenville|publisher=ghosttowns.com|accessdate=October 23, 2020}}</ref> There is no public record regarding Ratcliff's burial. His body lay in the prison coffin for two snowy days in Buena Vista before it was claimed<ref>''Chaffee County Republican,'' February 12, 1896.</ref> and presumably buried in frozen ground, possibly on his homestead about a mile from the actual domicile.<ref name=vandusen/>

There is a two-foot [[granite]] [[obelisk]] on the former Ratcliff property. It is unknown who erected the obelisk or when it was placed there. In 2010, Ratcliff descendants placed an engraved paver tile beside the obelisk as a memorial. It is unknown if Ratcliff's grave is at the actual location of the marker.<ref name=vandusen/>

There is a two-foot [[granite]] [[obelisk]] on the former Ratcliff property. It is unknown who erected the obelisk or when it was placed there. In 2010, Ratcliff descendants placed an engraved paver tile beside the obelisk as a memorial. It is unknown if Ratcliff's grave is at the actual location of the marker.<ref name=vandusen/>