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1. [CAKERN-L] FRANK LATTA [1]
Realizing that you were so interested in Frank Latta's works. His " Handbook of Yokuts Indians " has just been reprinted. It represents the known 60 separate tribes that made up the Yokuts. If you want one let me know. Gail
2. [CAKERN-L] Re: RIPTIDE BIO'S 10 [1]
THOMAS JEFFERSON WEEKS A stone cutter by trade, b in Wayne, Kennebec Co., ME Nov 22, '29. to CA from Boston by the Horn aboard the New Jersey reaching SF Sept 15, '49. To the mines as did most others of thyat day. By '50 settled in Sta Cruz farming next to Judge Hecox with Abram DeLong. The couple ripped the cabin off a vessel stranded on the beach to protect themselves from the weather while growing potatoes that gave them a profit of $10,000 each in the first two years. DeLong sunk his money in a tr
3. [CAKERN-L] McKittrick Tar Pits [1]
At McKittrick, along the westside of the San Joaquin Valley of California, there is a line of spectacular and richly fossiliferous tar pits that have been exploited for thousands of years. These tar pits rival the famous La Brea Tar Pits and have yielded an equally diverse assemblage of Pleistocene plants and animals. In addition, the McKittrick pits guided pioneer efforts, at the turn of the century, to develop the giant Midway-Sunset field, the largest oil-producing field in the lower 48 United States. H
4. Re: [CAKERN-L] Col. Thomas Baker [1]
Pauline: Thank you. I had no idea of that website. My Dr. Bethel's father was also from the Zanesville, OH area, and I just know in my heart that there is a connection. But how to find it?? Dave Hug, Bodfish, CA Pauline Phelps wrote: > > Kern County WebSite > > http://www.genweb.net/~kerncounty/ > > Dave Hug wrote: > > > I am interested in Thomas Baker. Could anyone tell me at least when and > > where he was born and when and where he died? Thank you ever so much. > > Dave Hug, Bodfish, CA > >
5. [CAKERN-L] Genealogy and Family History Updates through 1999, [with FAQ's now included on some sites]. [1]
More Scholarly Internet Genealogy and Family History related Links have been updated through 1999, to the following sites: (Use the CTRL + F to key word search each page.) Archives and Library Resources at: http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/~vctinney/archives.htm Computer, Internet, and Software Support at: http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/~vctinney/computer.htm Documentation and Publications at: http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/~vctinney/sources.htm Welcome to our Education Page at: http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/~vctinney/
6. Re: [CAKERN-L] Mettler, CA [1]
According to " Place Names in Kern Co., by Curtis Darling ( no relation ) Mettler Station Established in 1941 and named for William H. Mettler, a local agriculturalist . Then no bio. just description where it is and when Post Offices established. Gail Darling ---------- > From: rhuggin@ibm.net > To: CAKERN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [CAKERN-L] Mettler, CA > Date: Tuesday, January 05, 1999 10:31 AM > > Could anyone please tell me how this town got its name. My atlas says > it has 80 people. I have some
7. [CAKERN-L] Re: RIPTIDE 8 [1]
THOMAS HOPPER Native of MO. Overland '47 with his brother Charles etc., once owner of a large amount of land here, to the mines '48-9. In later years a wealthy sonoma Co., land owner with seven child. His wife was Minerva Young, married before the trek. end Hopper -----Original Message----- From: SAKISSEE@aol.com To: Darling@netxn.com Date: Tuesday, January 26, 1999 10:02 PM Subject: Re: RIPTIDE 8 >Is there any other info on Thomas Hopper other than his name on the
8. [CAKERN-L] Mettler, CA [1]
Could anyone please tell me how this town got its name. My atlas says it has 80 people. I have some Mettlers in my family, my G G Grandfather was a Mettler. Thanks in advance. Bob Huggins Columbus, OH
9. [CAKERN-L] Re: RIPTIDE BIO'S 11, James Bennett part 1 [1]
JAMES FITZ JOHN BENNETT Native of Auburn NY. b April 7, '19, said to have run away from the iron rule - of his father; warden of Sing Sing prison to CA via Cape Horn, reaching SF Dec 27, '49. Perhaps to the mines. By '53 engaged in the milling business in the Corralitos area, thence with Capt. James Brennan to operation of theAptos grist mill of Rafael Castro which stood across the highway from the present entrance to Rio del Mar '56 one of the subscribers who induced the Sentinel to move from Mont. to St
10. [CAKERN-L] THOMAS BAKER #3 [1]
The trial took place and the results were forwarded to General Wright, in San Francisco. He was tried by a military board, and spent the intervening day in the camp's guard house. The Equal Rights Expositor published a wonderful scenario of the trial and it's results. It published an editorial which demonstrated its position on the issue. It is important to realize the position the Equal Rishts Expositor took at the time of the War between the States. The paper professed to be a State's Right's advocate
11. [CAKERN-L] Re: RIPTIDE BIO'S 11; James Bennett part 2 [1]
Not a candidate to succeed himself he took over the Majors flour mill on Escalona heights with John Fleck, David Hinds and J. D. Bagnall at various times beforemoving to Soquel about '70 to open a hotel. Built a new one to accommodate the custom '75, destroyed by fire a few years later when by reason of his management he had virtually lost it. The old man suffered as many others before and since as his own best customer and worst enemy, a condition Jame, granddaughter of Hiram Imus Sr., was not content to
12. [CAKERN-L] Bancroft Library [1]
Am having difficulties with Bancroft Library. I can't get them to even answer emails asking what the titles are of various items so that I can order copies. Does anyone on list have connections? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Gail Darling
13. [CAKERN-L] Snow in Kern County !!!! [1]
Hi to all this morning... Thought everyone who dosen't live in Kern County might like to know that we are having a record snow day throught the county ! 2 to 4 inches ! Absolutely amazing. And to those who do live in the county, I hope you all drive safely. Analee Watts, IBSSG Delano, Kern Cty, CA
14. [CAKERN-L] RIPTIDE 5 [1]
Orville Stampley William H. Hardy Enrique Gilt A. L. Culber Calvin Gualt William R. Speegle Craven P. Hester William H. Smith Adna Andress Hecox Isaac E. Davis George H. Bodfish Joaquin Bolando John Layfette Shelby J. Kuttner
15. [CAKERN-L] RIPTIDE PAPERS: [1]
Hi All: I have for some time assumed that everyone knew of the Riptide papers, which have a number of Bio's on early settlers to California. Appearently I was wrong, the Riptide had a special publication dated 19 Oct. 1950, Vol 22 Number 23, from Santa Cruz. Should any prson wish to request copies, they are at the University of CA Berkeley. I will be putting names to list, if any person wants the short bio then just ask. Gail Darling Jesse D. Carr Leander Gilham Caldwell John Bowman John Morgan Smith Thom
16. [CAKERN-L] RIPTIDE BIO'S 10 [1]
THOMAS JEFFERSON WEEKS LUKE C. ALDRICH JAMES M. BEAN WILLIAM G.B. BADGER COLUMBUS H. SMITH CHARLES CHRISTOPHER MARTIN CHARLES WHITMAN BEAN GEORGE TRAIL ALLEN SOLOMAN WALLISTON FOREMAN G. ELKINS WILLIAM ELY G. ALDRICH WILLIAM BARTON HANRY F. EASTHAM end of 10
17. [CAKERN-L] Re: RIPTIDE BIO'S 10 [1]
WILLIAM BARTON An American sailor b '08 aboard the " California " '39, settled in Sta Cruz region where in '40 he was arrested and exiled to S Blas to stand trial for treason. Back in '42 signing a petition to Pres. John Tyler asking for indemnity; signer of disclaimer against Graham in the internal strife of '44, owner of municipal lands in '47, still here '50, and in various other parts of the state later. end of Barton -----Original Message----- From: Virginia Hanson To:
18. Re: [CAKERN-L] Snow in Kern County new record 5" [1]
That sounds like fun but I'm glad it's you & not me, I like to look at the snow but not get in it. We have sun shinning now. No need to come dig me out. Pauline High Mountain Bear wrote: > Hi Pauline, > > 5" in the yard is nothing! I have that much on the floor > of the entry hall, my grandson and his dog tracked in! > It is coming down with snow flakes as big as quarters > and no sign of clearing soon! > > Del > Del Black > In the beautiful Tehachapi > Mountains of California > -- **********************
19. [CAKERN-L] TURNERs in Kern Co. [1]
Hi, I am looking for information on Joseph Conn TURNER and his descents. I am a direct descendant of his younger sister Nancy Emily (TURNER) GRAVES (1850 - 1916). Most of the family remained in Tulare County, but I know that Joseph lived in Kern County. Information I have on Joseph's family is as follows: Joseph Conn TURNER, b. c 1839-1842 TX d.??; son of Ruffin Cornelius TURNER and Sarah M. CONN. married on Aug 21, 1868 to Sarah N. W. GLASS in Tulare Co., CA (b. c 1854, daughter of Robert
20. [CAKERN-L] Indian Wells Valley Websites [1]
For those of you doing research in the upper Mojave Desert/Indian Wells Valley area, here are a couple of interesting websites. Maturango Museum (Ridgecrest, CA) http://www.ridgecrest.ca.us/~matmus/ Historical Society of the Upper Mojave Desert (based at the Maturango Museum) http://www.ridgecrest.ca.us/~matmus/Hist.html Both organizations offer books that cover aspects of the area's history. Nancy Dow Austin, TX (formerly of Ridgecrest, CA)
21. [CAKERN-L] RIPTIDE 9 [1]
John Woods Capt. John Curtis Harrison Dart Rev. David A. Dryden George Chappell John Carpenter end 9
22. [CAKERN-L] RIPTIDE BIO'S 11 [1]
JOHN DAUBENBISS JAMES FITZ JOHN BENNETT JOHNATHAN HARRISON JOHN THOMAS PORTER HENRY SMITH JOHN GUERRAZ BENJAMIN ALLEN CASE JOHN JOSEPH BOYLE JEREMIAH HAM end of 11
23. Re: [CAKERN-L] COLONEL THOMAS BAKER [1]
Hi I am Pauline Phelps I am California Volunteer for the American Local History Network, California Division. I am the host for the State of California, I also host Kern & Fresno Counties. I live in Bakersfield, Kern Co., & was raised in Fresno, Fresno Co., CA. State of California, County Volunteers are needed you can check the website for counties that need to be adopted. California history mailing list alhncalhist" American Local History Network, http://www.rootsquest.
24. [CAKERN-L] History [1]
Hi all this is Pauline again I am requesting that if any of you by chance might have any links, or history you would like to submitt to these sites, I would like to include what you have to these web site. In other words I need more info for the site. There is also a mailing list of CA History Thanks Pauline I am California Volunteer for the American Local History Network, California Division. I am the host for the State of California, I also host Kern & Fresno Counties. I live in Bakersfield, Kern Co
25. [CAKERN-L] Green [1]
We are seeking information on ancestors or descendents of Sterling Price Green(e), who lived in Taft from 1921 to 1952, when he died. We believe he was born in Parker Co., TX, in 1863, and lived in Oklahoma and Missouri before moving to Taft. We have more information on him, but have lots of loose ends. Also anything on Wesley Green, who lived in Bakersfield, who was Sterling's nephew.
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