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Oregon, Eugene, Oregon, where she received a BA degree
in English, On August 3, 1968 she married Richard
Frederick Ellers. They reside in Nevada City, California
where Dick is engaged in the practice of law. They have
a daughter, Sascha Scott Ellers, born April 24, 1975.
9. Jennifer Margaret (Ray) Tremoureux, daughter
of Harris Alden Ray and Ruth Rector (Ray) Tremoureux
was born in Berkeley on February 23, 1961. Jennifer
attends the local schools and resides with her parents in
Grass Valley.
The Eleventh Generation in America
The children of John Mott Rector, II (Cynthia,
Lisanne and John Frederic Rector), Margaret (Rector)
Lindley Balian (John, Cory Anne and Tracy Balian) and
Marcia Ray Ellers (Sascha Scott Ellers) currently constitute the eleventh generation of Rectors in the United
States. Let us hope that there will be many more
forthcoming!
THE NEVADA COUNTY BANK
The Nevada County Bank was originally chartered
on October 2, 1900 as a State bank having powers to
transact a commercial and a savings banking business.
(19) (18) The preliminary organization was effected,
the original officers and directors being as follows: President, E. J. Rector, Vice President, W. H. Martin, cashier,
Orville Root, cashier of Nevada City branch, John Bauer,
assistant cashiers, G. J. Rector and Carl S. Jones; directors
E.J. Rector, W. H. Martin, B. S. Rector, Orville H. Root,
Henry Brunner, Fredericke Denicke and Charles Martin —
the three latter being San Francisco capitalists. The bank
opened for business on Mill Street, Grass Valley on December 1, 1900, with a paid-up capital of $50,000; and
the branch office in Nevada City was opened on February.