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From: (Jeanne)
Subject: Sonoma Co. Ca. 1862
Date: Wed, 3 Oct 2001 09:41:35 -0700 (PDT)


Sonoma Democrat
Santa Rosa, Ca.
April 1862 issues

April 3, 1862 issue:

Born to Mr./Mrs. T.D. WILLIAMSON, Santa Rosa, Mar. 30, 1862, daughter.

Born to Mr./Mrs. W.H. BOND, Santa Rosa, Mar. 27, 1862, son.
*****
Married in Mendocino co., Mar. 27, 1862, Greenberry HOPPER and Sarah
VAN.
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Died at Philadelphia, Pa., Feb. 3, 1862, Elizabeth, mother of S. PAYRAN,
Esq., of Vallejo, in the 83d year of her age.
*****
A little daughter of Mr. Texas WILLIAMS, while playing with some other
children, on last Saturday, had its hand badly cut with an ax, which
another child was cutting sticks with. Her two forefingers were cut
nealy off. (Petaluma Argus)
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E. MITCHELL, insolvent debtor.
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The hotel at the Geyser Springs will be kept the coming season by Mr.
Frank COES. Mr. S.B. LUSK has taken Ray's Station, halfway between
Healdsburg and Geyserville.
****
A young German named B. HELLRICH, aged 28y, who had formerly been in the
employ of Reed DUTTON, at Tomales, Marin Co., met with an accidental
death. Caused by the accidental discharge of a shot-gun, in the hands of
Mr. DUTTON.
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April 10, 1862 issue:

Born to Mr./Mrs. Tyler CURTIS, Bodega, Mar. 12, 1862, daughter.
*****
Married at Petaluma, Mar. 28, 1862, James H. ROGERS and Hattie L.
STANLEY.
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April 17, 1862 issue:

On a trip to San Francisco Wednesday, the 9th, on the steamer
'Princess', from Sonoma, a lady passenger, named Mrs. MEAGHER, gave
birth to a son. The interesting incident occurred in San Francisco Bay.
*****
Mrs. John STANSBURY of San Francisco, gave birth recently to three
children, two boys and a girl, all doing well.

Born to Mr./Mrs. J. WILLIAMSON, daughter.
****
Married Two Rock Valley, Apr. 11, 1862, J.W. LIPPINCOTT and Mary A.
LEWIS.

Married at Healdsburg, Apr. 6, 1862, Dr. J.J. PIPER and Elida R.
KIRKPATRICK, same time, same place; G. VOORHEES and Emma C. HUMES.
****
Died Tomales, Apr. 9, 1862, Ralph ENSIGN, aged 24y, N.Y.

Died at Petaluma, Apr. 11, 1862, Benjamin S., son of Capt. J. O'DELL,
aged 7m.
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April 24, 1862 issue:

Santa Rosa streets were filled with pack animals and persons making
ready for the trip to the Salmon River Mines, the names of some of those
who left on Monday, most of whom are from Analy and Santa Rosa are; Wm.
W. MORROW, Henry LUCAS, Edward LUCAS, Lewis LUCAS, Wm. INGRAM, A.A.
ATTERBURY, J.W. HUDSON, Wm. SPURR, Joe. WRIGHT, Isaac RIPETOE, Alfred
SPENCE, Richard MULLENS, W. GILLIAM, John CHINEWORTH, Miles CHINEWORTH,
James TAYLOR, Benjamin BRUNSCOM, Levi JOHNSON, Mace JOHNSON, Crayton
McGUIRE, Samuel TUCKER, S.S. WOODWORTH, Jas. LEFFINGWELL, Peter WAITS,
S.H. RICE.
*****
Anthony TIMS, on Tuesday last, pronounced insane, and left for the
Insane Asylum.
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Married at Santa Rosa, Apr. 17, 1862, William ROSS and Elizabeth
MEHEGAN, of Bangor, Me.

Married Apr. 17, 1862, A.H. SMITH and Maggie BLEDSOE, both of Sonoma Co.

Married at the residence of A.H. BOGGS, Sonoma; Apr. 10, 1862, S.C.
SIMMONS and Anna PETERSON, Napa.
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Died at Petaluma, Apr. 14, 1862, Sarah H., wife of Rev. H. RICHARDSON,
39y.

Died at Rose Ranch, Ulualakua, E. Maui, H.I., Mar. 18, 1862, Mrs.
Wilhelmina B. HARRIS, aged 42y. wife of George of Petaluma.
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