Abell, Sidney, - Listed in the 1843 Chicago City Directory: attorney at law, bds Lake House [died, San Francisco,
Cal.]
İKim Torp |
Ackley, Benj. F. - Listed in the 1843 Chicago City Directory: (Comstock & A.,) bds City Refectory, 17 Dearborn
[died, San Francisco, Cal, May 1, 1853, aged —.]
İKim Torp |
Brookes, Samuel Marsden - Listed in the 1843 Chicago City Directory: portr. & landsca. artist, bds Sam'l Brookes
[died. San Francisco, Cal., January 31, 1892, aged 76.]
İKim Torp |
Comstock, J. D. - Listed in the 1843 Chicago City Directory: clerk and law student, Arnold & Ogden Comstock.
J. S. (C. & Ackley), bds City Refectory, 17 Dearborn [died, San Francisco, Cal., November 2, 1850.]
İKim Torp |
Harrington, Joseph - Listed in the 1843 Chicago City Directory: Unitarian clergyman, res Michigan, n.-w. cor N.
Dearborn [died, San Francisco, Cal., November 2, 1852, aged 39 2/3.]
İKim Torp |
Haven, Thomas- 1925-08-27 Nevada State Journal
Prominent Attorney of San Francisco is Dead
San Francisco, Aug. 26 Thomas R. Haven, aged 66, prominent San
Francisco Attorney and formerly a jurist on the California appellate
court, died suddenly at his home here today. Death was due to heart
trouble. He is survived by his widow and two sons, Harold and Kemp.
Funeral services will be held Friday.
İBarbara Ziegenmeyer |
Herr, Mark- The Quincy Daily Herald
Feb 6 1890
Mark M. Herr, formerly assistant sergeant-at-arms of the United
States House of Representatives, was shot and killed at San
Francisco, Monday night, by Jack Naughton, a man whom he had
befriended for years.
İDebbie Lee |
Jellerson, Oliver - Listed in the 1843 Chicago City Directory: blacksmith, res 158 Illinois, bet Clark and LaSalle
[went to California in 1850, and supposed to have died at San Francisco in the fall of 1851]
İKim Torp |
Stoce, Clemens - Listed in the 1843 Chicago City Directory: family grocer, 149 Lake, res same [died, San Francisco,
Cal., October 18, 1881, 83d year]
İKim Torp |
Wednesday, Dec. 2
Chief of Police Biggy, of San Francisco, who has been prominent in
the bribery case as custodian of former Mayor Schmitz, fell from a
police launch and was drowned off Alcatraz island, in San Francisco
bay.December 5, 1908 Adams County News Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
İShauna Williams |
Monday December 28
Claus Spreckels, one of the foremost German American citizens of the
United States and known as the sugar king of the Pacific coast, died
of pneumonia at San Francisco.January 2, 1909
Adams County News Gettysburg Pennsylvania
İShauna Williams |
Fire Chief Buried
Impressive services were held here Sunday to signalize the removal
of the remains of the late Fire Chief Dennis T. Sullivan to the
final resting place at Holy Cross Cemetery. He died from hurts
received on earthquake day, April 18. In yesterday's long funeral
procession were firemen and many members of the Knights of Columbus.
There was a service at St. Mary's Cathedral. Behind the hearse came
the dead chief's horse "Brownie," drawing the red-wheeled buggy so
often in service.
April 15, 1907 Oakland Tribune, Oakland California
İShauna Williams |
B. H. Boehmer Dies at Bay City
Bernard Henry Boehmer died yesterday in San Francisco following a
short illness.
Boehmer was a native of Colusa county and was also a graduate of the
local high
school. During his residence in Colusa he made many friends. For
over fifteen years
he had held a responsible position with the Alber's Milling company
in San Francisco.
he was the oldest son of John Boehmer of Colusa. Besides his father
he is survived by
two sisters, Miss Katherine Lane of Richmond and Miss Stella Boehmer
of San Francisco,
three brothers, George Boehmer of Richmond. Alphonse Boehmer and
Henry Boehmer of
Bakersfield. Funeral services will be held at Our Lady of Lourdes
church Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock. Sullivan Bros. will have charge of the
interment
Colusa Herald, Tuesday, May 22, 1928
Boehmer Services
Funeral services for Bernard Henry Boehmer, former Colusan, who died
Friday at San
Francisco after a short illness were held this morning from the
Catholic church. The
services were conducted by Rev. Father James Vaughn at 10 o'clock.
Interment was
made under direction of Sullivan Bros. Pallbearers were Everett
Welch, Lewis Putman,
L. Middlecamp, Anthony Steidlmayer, Everett Bowes and H. G. Monsen
Submitted to Genealogy Trails by April Hennes |
Major Isaac Graham, the old pioneer, trapper, hunter and India
killer of
the West and of California, died in San Francisco, November 6, 1863.
Deceased was born in Botetourt County, Virginia, of Scotch parents,
and at an
early age moved to Kentucky,
from whence he wandered over the entire West, for years leading a
roving life on
the borders of civilization. He was present at the death of the
famous Daniel Boone, in Calloway County, Missouri, and knew
personally many of
the co-patriots of that now world renowned old pioneer, hunter
and soldier. Deceased was 64 years of age at the time of his death.
Monthly, New York Illustrated News, June 1864
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Genealogy |
