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| Barton, Ralph Fred (1903-1987) |
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Whittier Daily News, Wednesday July 15, 1981 -
- 'Heritage' Project Director Is Man Of
Many Careers. Ralph Barton might be
classed as a career specialist. Since
arriving in Whittier in 1941, he has been a professional photographer, operator of a camera shop, owner of an
office supply firm and the organizer of a label company - all while maintaining
an active interest in numerous civic organizations. |
| Huffman, Vinton Marshall
(1889-1968) |
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World
War I Draft Registration Card, June 5, 1917 -
On two days in 1917 and 1918 all males born in the United States between
1872 and 1901 were required to register for the Draft. Vinton M.
Huffman registered at Fremont, Nebraska |
| Malo, Albina (Langevin)
(1867-1946) |
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Reno Evening Gazette, Tuesday, November
26, 1946 - Obituary notice of her death in Fairfax, California, the previous
Saturday night. Services to be held at St. Theresa's Catholic Church in
Carson City, Nevada, with burial to follow at Lone Mountain Cemetery, Carson
City, Nevada. She was born in Quebec, Canada, and then moved to Carson
City where she married the late Arsene Malo in 1888 who at the time of his death in
1926 was employed by the Virginia & Truckee Railroad. |
| Rickey,
Alice Belle (Gleason) (1858-unk) |
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Oakland Tribune,
Tuesday, October 12, 1921 - "Second Wife of
Rickey Testifies in Will Contest" - Widow of Nevada Banker Denies Testimony of
Contestants As To Life. The children and grandchildren of the famous
Cattle King of Nevada charged that the second wife exerted undue influence upon
him which resulted in their exclusion from his large estate. The widow
prevailed. |
| Rickey,
Ann (Skaife) (1832-1923) |
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Oakland Tribune, Friday,
October 12, 1921 - "Aged Woman In Battle of
Wits With Attorneys - witness in suit to set aside will of wealthy Thomas
Rickey" More than a dozen times the 89 year-old's frankness, her audacity,
and her keen humor brought gasps and finally laughter in which even Superior
Judge Lincoln S. Church joined. |
| Rickey,
Henry (abt 1828-1881) |
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Bishop Creek Times, Monday, November 19, 1881
- Page one report of his death four days earlier outside of Swearingen's
Hotel, Bishop Creek (now called simply Bishop), Mono County, California.
"A prominent and wealthy farmer of Antelope Valley... about fifty-one years
of age." He was an Oregon Trail Pioneer having trudged across the continent
by wagon train in 1850 |
| 1907
Marie (Ravennel) Langevin |
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Carson City NV City Directory
showing residence address of great-great-grandmother Mrs. Frank Langevin |
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