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SMITH, ANDREW (1837 - ?)
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- :Cemetery recordsSanta Cruz County death recordsCalifornia Death IndexMilitary recordsSanta Cruz and Monterey newspapersVoter RecordsCW Reference: Reader File
- More information about this collection...Death Certificate Notes from Phil Reader John ClaytonSoquel Cemetery
- conducted a harness shop on the east side. Death Certificate Notes from Phil Reader 101 Wilkes Circle. Chauncey L. Turner, aged 71 years 0 months 8 days, died May 20 1914. Born: May 22, 1843, Vt. Retired
- More information about this collection...Unidentified Newspaper Article, Contributed by Phil Reader (July 17, 1880)
TROSTEL, JACOB (1842 - 1931)
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- More information about this collection...Unidentified Newspaper Article, Contributed by Phil Reader (October 28, 1927)
ADAMS, GREEN (1847 - ?)
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- information:Cemetery recordsSanta Cruz County death recordsCalifornia Death IndexMilitary recordsSanta Cruz and Monterey newspapersVoter RecordsCW Reference: Reader File
LUNT, AMOS (1846 - 1901)
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- , contributed by Phil Reader Lunt Breaking Down For Some Time His Strange Conduct Has Caused Alarm A Score of Murderers Have Met Legal Death at the Hands of the State Executioner. San Rafael- After eight years
- Santa Cruz Newspaper (Contributed by Phil Reader) G.A.R. Funeral Notice The members of Wallace-Reynolds Post No. 32 G.A.R. will assemble at their headquarters, Masonic Hall, Thursday, May 18th at 12PM to attend
- from Phil Reader 105 Center St. James D. White, 65 years 6 months 14 days, died April 13, 1906. Father: Henry White, New Hampshire. Mother: Hannah Hard, New Hampshire. Born Sept 20, 18--, IOOF Res 5/8 CA 28. Date
- )Native of: KYMilitary Unit: USC?Military Notes: Not on HDS/SSS Database 04/04GAR#: N/RAvailable records used to obtain information:CW Reference: Reader File