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Monte Wolfe

Monte Wolfe (April 20, 1886 – c. March 7, 1940), born Archie Edwin Wright on the lands of the Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara Nations. During his lifetime he used the aliases Lone Wolf, Archie Arlingtone, E.D. McGrath, U.S. Forest Service Ranger Gorham, and his preferred alias, Monte Wolfe.

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Known for
Colloquial association as “The Last Mountain Man of the Sierra Nevada”
Education
12 years, + U.S. Aviator and Naval Training
Born
Archie Edwin Wright April 20, 1886 Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site
Burial place
Remains not recovered
Children
Goldie Ina Wright, Edwin Richard Wright, Glenn Roland Wright:, and Norman Wright
Died
After March 7, 1940 Disappeared, Mokelumne Wilderness

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Life in the Sierra

Cabin preservation dispute

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Monte Wolfe

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Triples21
Avg. degree1.97
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Monte Wolfe

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related to Cabin preservation dispute · 11
Monte Wolfe → After, As, California, Forest Service, His, Mokelumne Wilderness, Monte Wolfe's, The, This, Wilderness, Wilderness Act
Born · 1
Monte Wolfe → Archie Edwin Wright April 20, 1886 Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site
Burial place · 1
Monte Wolfe → Remains not recovered
Children · 1
Monte Wolfe → Goldie Ina Wright, Edwin Richard Wright, Glenn Roland Wright:, and Norman Wright
Died · 1
Monte Wolfe → After March 7, 1940 Disappeared, Mokelumne Wilderness
Education · 1
Monte Wolfe → 12 years, + U.S. Aviator and Naval Training
Known for · 1
Monte Wolfe → Colloquial association as “The Last Mountain Man of the Sierra Nevada”
Occupations · 1
Monte Wolfe → Pioneer Aviator, Sailor, Cowboy, Miner, notorious Mountain Guide
Relatives · 1
Monte Wolfe → Thomas Wright, father Edna Cay, mother
Spouse · 1
Monte Wolfe → Goldie Faye Coolidge

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Monte WolfeBornArchie Edwin Wright April 20, 1886 Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site1.00infobox
Monte WolfeBurial placeRemains not recovered1.00infobox
Monte WolfeChildrenGoldie Ina Wright, Edwin Richard Wright, Glenn Roland Wright:, and Norman Wright1.00infobox
Monte WolfeDiedAfter March 7, 1940 Disappeared, Mokelumne Wilderness1.00infobox
Monte WolfeEducation12 years, + U.S. Aviator and Naval Training1.00infobox
Monte WolfeKnown forColloquial association as “The Last Mountain Man of the Sierra Nevada”1.00infobox
Monte WolfeOccupationsPioneer Aviator, Sailor, Cowboy, Miner, notorious Mountain Guide1.00infobox
Monte WolfeRelativesThomas Wright, father Edna Cay, mother1.00infobox
Monte WolfeSpouseGoldie Faye Coolidge1.00infobox
Monte WolfeYears active1886 - 19401.00infobox
Monte Wolferelated to Cabin preservation disputeMonte Wolfe's0.60section
Monte Wolferelated to Cabin preservation disputeForest Service0.60section

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