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1. Re: [CAMARIPO] website [1]
I was in the site yesterday, in fact many of the California sites- but you are right- I cannot get in now-And It is not just Mariposa is the whole California GenWeb server- www.cagenweb.com Thanks for the tip=- Will be in touch with the State Coordinator and let you know what I hear. Carolyn -----Original Message----- From: Sharon To: CAMARIPO-L@rootsweb.com Date: Saturday, February 03, 2001 6:55 AM Subject: [CAMARIPO] website >I haven't been able to ac
2. [CAMARIPO] HALFLICH [1]
Note below to me from a researcher- If you have anything on the HALFLICH name please let me know- Carolyn ============== Looking for Franklin HAFLICH. He was born about 1825 in Mansfield, Ohio. The father of Franklin Haflich died in 1874. The estate took several years to settle. Franklin signed three acknowledgments that he received his portion of the estate. The first was 10 July 1876 in Sonoma, CA, Sugar Pine 20 June 1877, and 6 May 1879. These were all in his handwriting found in his father's estate b
3. [CAMARIPO] CANTY's/CAUTY's FLAT [1]
Hi, I checked again and CAROLYN'S reference is all I could find mentioned in the Gazette. Harriet Carolyn wrote: CAUTY's Flat- is listed on the Mariposa Place Names Page, http://cagenweb.com/mariposa/mines.htm This was a name I pulled from the Mariposa Gazette Name Contest,1928. I checked again and the above reference is all I could find mentioned in the Gazette. Harriet
4. [CAMARIPO] Mariposa Saloons [1]
Le Grand Advocate, Saturday, August 31, 1912 For the first time in its history Mariposa is without saloons, the 90 days given by the Wylie law after an election, having expired last Tuesday. W. W. Gann, who for some time has conducted the only saloon in Mariposa, closed his place of business Monday night. Other saloons in this district closed the following day. Nothing unusual marked the stopping of the sale of intoxicating liquors in Mariposa. Mariposa Gazette In the same paper Merced arrested
5. [CAMARIPO] Hornitos Cemetery: surnames K - N [1]
KELLETT, Minerva E. wife of Dr. J. Kellett d. Jan 5, 1887 KENDALL, Zelia wife of Benj. Kendall died Feb. 20, 1894 aged 55 yrs native of Ohio KOCHER, A. native of Switzerland Jan. 9, 1827 - May 3, 1870 KOCHER, Mary K. wife of J. Kocher Feb. 22, 1834 - July 4, 1873 LATCHAW, Eliza (Mother) 1829 - 1918 LATCHAW, George (Father) 1828 - 1922 LAVIGNE, Louise age 53 yrs. (her four children also, although no names are available) LESSMANN, Henry died Feb. 25, 1889 aged 62 yrs. 4 mos Germany LESSMANN, Myron Au
6. [CAMARIPO] Plat maps==You Gotta Have Em! [1]
Folks- get your Plat Maps- ( don't mean to sound like a carnie barker !) this is so easy and these are so fun to have! Cost is $1.10 a page= just call the BLM- 916-978-4336- give them the Township , Range, Meridian, and Section --- For references on what you want use the Mariposa Web site Land Records- ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ca/mariposa/land/mariposa.txt They ship them out immediately- I have found some old names on the sections I received---as well as mine locations etc. Really a gr
7. Re: [CAMARIPO] Enchilada Feed [1]
Hi Don and All- They always have it the same weekend- the ______ weekend of March- or something like that- Will be watching the paper for the announcement and post it here-! Hope you and many listmembers can come.We can have a pre dinner get together in the adjoining park-!! Best, Carolyn -----Original Message----- From: Don Fitchett To: CAMARIPO-L@rootsweb.com Date: Wednesday, February 07, 2001 7:28 PM Subject: [CAMARIPO] Enchilada Feed >Hi List, > W
8. [CAMARIPO] Death of Johnny P. NEGUS 1873 [1]
Mariposa Gazette 10 January 1873 Died in Hornitos, January 3rd 1873, Johnny P. NEGUS, son of Gilbert (deceased) and Teresa, age 6 years, 11months, 14 days. Don Rose Bootjack
9. Re: [CAMARIPO] Hornitos Cemetery:surnames A - C [1]
Hi Sharon, Thank you very much for posting this list! How did you ever find it? I wonder if there is a similar list for the IOOF cemetery. Have you ever visited the IOOF cemetery? TTYL, Don DULCICH6@aol.com wrote: > "Hornitos (little oven), twelve miles west of Mount bullion, Mariposa > County, California, derived its name from the presence of many odd Mexican > Graves or tombs built of stone in the shape of little square bakeovens and > set on top of the ground. The diggings here were very
10. [CAMARIPO] 1859 Catholic Service Announcement [1]
Mariposa Gazette 12 Aug 1859 (Page 2, Column 1) "Catholic Service -- Catholic Service will be held by the Rev. James B. GERAGHTY in the following places, viz. Lagrange, 14th instant; Hornitos, 21st instant; Mariposa, 28th instant; Bear Valley, Sunday September 4th." This was before the Catholic Church was built on the hill below the Mariposa Mine. Does anyone know where services were held before that? Don Rose Bootjack
11. [CAMARIPO] Mariposa Indian Gathering Feb 24th [1]
I received a newspaper article from my cousin about a Native American Reconciliation gathering at the Mariposa County Fairgrounds on Feb 24th at 7 pm in the fairgrounds Building "B" at Fairgrounds Road and Highway 49 south. It says events on Saturday and Sunday are open to the public and there is no admission fee. There is also a website at: www.sierrafaithcenter.org and clicking on "Honoring Native Americans" or calling 966-5090 or Doris Taylor of Aglow at 966-4612. It says the purpose of the even
12. [CAMARIPO] Web site [1]
Thank you for sending the story of James Taylor Gains. On that same web site I found my 4th Great grandmother, Arabella Gray Deaver (Dever) Harrington. This lady was the mother of Andrew Cathey's wife. http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/view/HH/fhafv.html Tom -- Thomas and Paulette Hilk 1725 Wildwood Ct. Merced, CA. 95340 E-mail address: paulette@elite.net
13. [CAMARIPO] GOLD RUSH MINERS AND BUSINESS MENS DIRECTORY [1]
Do you mean the 1856 Personal Name Index-? It does not include Mariposa- but does include Tuolumne, Calaveras, San Joaquin, --- as well as San Francisco, and more....... I have that one- Carolyn -----Original Message----- From: Cynde Lee To: Carolyn Feroben Date: Wednesday, February 14, 2001 4:43 PM Subject: Re: [CAMARIPO] THE ROAD TO RAYMOND! >Dear List, Does anyone have a copy of the "Miners and Business mens >directory for the gold ruch era?? >Cynde >
14. Re: [CAMARIPO] CAUTY's FLAT [1]
When I Found this obit- it made me wonder if CANTY is perhaps CAUTY- or vice versa???? Carolyn Thomas CANTY October 7, 1882 Mariposa Gazette ( submitted by W. DISBRO) Mr. Thomas CANTY, an old time resident of Hite's Cove and vicinity, died very suddenly on Monday last of what was supposed to be heart disease. He was prospecting up at the Gibbs mine, above the Cove. -----Original Message----- -----Original Message----- From: Carolyn Feroben To: CAMARIPO-L@rootsweb.com
15. [CAMARIPO] CAUTY's FLAT [1]
Hi Folks- CAUTY's Flat- is listed on the Mariposa Place Names Page, http://cagenweb.com/mariposa/mines.htm This was a name I pulled from the Mariposa Gazette Name Contest, 1928 . A researcher has been in touch looking for more information on this place/family. Anyone have anything? Thanks, Carolyn
16. Re: [CAMARIPO] Hornitos Cemetery:surnames A - C [1]
Hi Carolyn, Thank you! Don Carolyn Feroben wrote: > It is on the Mariposa Web site-------!! > > http://www.cagenweb.com/mariposa/maripcem.htm
17. [CAMARIPO] THOMAS OBITUARY= 1902 [1]
This obituary has just been submitted and will be added to the Mariposa obituaries on the GenWeb site- Carolyn Mrs.R.W.THOMAS, Gazette-Mariposan, Saturday, Jan 25, 1902, Vol 2, No.46 Death of Mrs. Thomas- Mrs.R.W.Thomas died on Wednesday afternoon at Hornitos. Her death was caused by consumption, from which she had been a long sufferer. She was a devoted wife and mother and had the respect of all who knew her. She leaves a husband and five small children. (Deceased was Eveline JOSE THOMAS, born Oct 1869
18. Re: [CAMARIPO] LOST > ABANDON MINE Quartzburg , CA. [1]
Hi Chriss, Good to hear from you again! I am descended from the LORD family in the cemetery. If I can provide more info on this line, pls let me know. TTYL, Don Chrissc wrote: > All that is left of Quartzburg cemetery is two families graves. The Lord > family who I am told still resides in or around Hornitos and the Thorn > family (mine) the two families are inside a rock wall and there are about 3 > or 4 Lord graves and 3 Thorn graves, one of which is Mary Fisher Sherman > Thorn Hardwicks seco
19. [CAMARIPO] THE ROAD TO RAYMOND! [1]
A wonderful page - be sure to click on the History of Raymond link! The SKELTON , AUSBURY and other families are mentioned- This one in particular caught my eye!!!: The first long distance call from Raymond was completed by G.R. VIGNOLA who called San Francisco!!!! And note that last photo at this site- http://tminet.com/renee/Raymond.htm That property is known as the Tinker Toy Ranch- a site to behold- horseshoe fences everywhere! Enjoy your trip, and as you pass by be sure to wave to me--:-))!! Best,
20. Re: [CAMARIPO] Hornitos cemetery [1]
In a message dated 2/14/2001 8:29:53 AM Pacific Standard Time, ssilver1951@jps.net writes: > One of the first things I used to get upset about was that it appeared > others had been buried in inalienable family plots. That is until I met a > genealogist that reminded me married members of families who had different > names was one of the reasons found for the differences. > > Sue, Yes, the above is true and that is why I tried to make certain I had a note about odd named people buried in fami
21. [CAMARIPO] Trabucco, Castagnetto, Barsati, Razzetto [1]
I know Carole will be interested in this: John Trabucco born 11/20/1863: Parents were Catherine and Francisco Trabucco Born at Soglio, Pian de Ratti, Chiavari, Northern Genoa, Italy 1862: Louis and Eleanore Trabucco and daughter Delida went to Italy for 5 mos along with John and Delida BARSATI, mother of John CASTAGNETTO. 5/5/1892 John and Catherine RAZZETTO married in San Francisco
22. [CAMARIPO] Snelling Family [1]
Is anyone interested in the Snelling family. Jim McMillen has written a book on this family. If you are interested I can mail you more information about the book. Tom -- Thomas and Paulette Hilk 1725 Wildwood Ct. Merced, CA. 95340 E-mail address: paulette@elite.net
23. Re: [CAMARIPO] TopoZone Topographic Map [1]
Hi Sue- thanks so much for sharing information about the California Historic Cemetery Alliance with us here on the Mariposa list- I certainly have an interest in how the legislation is proceeding- The one thing I am also concerned about is that cemeteries on private land- by that I mean on deeded ranches etc. in the area are protected from citizens coming on their land without consent- ranchers in our area tell stories of their rock walls coming down, stone by stone, and private cemetery items disappear
24. [CAMARIPO] 1900 Native Census [1]
I am currently working on the extraction of Native Americans out of the 1900 Mariposa Census. With any luck, this should be on the page later today. Sharon
25. [CAMARIPO] Cemeteries in Your County [1]
Greetings, If you aren't aware, the California Historic Cemetery Alliance (CHCA) was formed in January of 1999. Last year we sponsored AB 1779 which would have created the California Historic Cemetery Commission to locate and catalogue all historic cemeteries in the State. Gov. Davis vetoed it even though it had almost unanimous support in both legislative houses. Leslie Devlin's message about the obscure Granite Springs Cemetery brings to light that there must be others out there that those in Mariposa
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