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Christine Freeman Directory - Volume 1 (A-I) (332 pages)
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Camel Train NJ October 5, 1855: ad "First arrival of the Camel Train. Over
the plains, the quickest time on record, only 12 days and 6 hours fron
St Louis, Mo. to Nevada. A train of 15 Asiatic camels have just
arrived under the direction of Kalib Rabbi and an Egyptian camel
driver, freighted in part with drugs and medicines, paints, oils,
window glass, brushes, etc. for John Lark, wholesale & retail druggist
and for Potter & Crittenden, wholesale and retail dealers in books and
stationery, also crockery and glassware, etc."
Cameron, George B. boarded at Oriental Hotel in NC, 1855; B&D.
Cammack, H. DEEDS Book 2 pl67 Austin Savage to H. Cammack, recorded May
OF 1857 <
CAMP FAR WEST T&W p53; near Johnson's Crossing on Bear River.
Camp, George boarded at Union Hotel in NC, 1855; B&D.
Campbell, A. DIL'57 DEM November 18, 1857: personal property, notes, etc.
Campbell, Andrew DTL'57 DEM November 18, 1857: house and lot south side of
Main Street at Orleans Flat; personal property.
Campbell, Fred Augustus born in GV September 3, 1853; NCR.
Campbell, H. DEEDS Book 6 p526 W. W. Boston and wife to H. Campbell,
recorded August 16, 1860.
Campbell, Hugh A. DEEDS Book 1 p210, Ann Jones to H. A. Campbell, recorded
October 4, 1856; Book 1 p209 H. A. Campbell to John Worster recorded
October 6, 1856; Book 1 p319 Hugh A. Campbell & Wooster to H. W.
Schmeidt recorded November 15, 1856.
Campbell, James DTL'56 DEM December 17, 1856 p4cl: GV Township, residence
and blacksmith shop, on Mill Street and personal property, valuation
$4,500.
Campbell, John H. native of Ireland; came to CA in 1856 settled at French
Ravine; engaged in mining and farming; TéW p214.
Campbell, M. (McMahon) native of Ireland; married to John H. Campbell; had
one son and one daughter; TsW p214.
Campbell, W. R. — DEEDS Book 1 p279, George Johns to W. R. Campbell, recorded October 28, 1856.
Campbell, William, native of Scotland; arrived in Nevada County in 1852.
settled in GV; started a bakery in GV; moved to Boston Ravine; T&W 214
miner at Brush Creek in 1855; B&D.
Campbell, William DTL'56 DEM December 17, 1856 p4cl: Nevada Township,
ranch on Rush Creek, also sawmill, west of Robinson's Road, lumber
team, etc. valuation $2,000.
DIL'57 DEM November 18, 1857: Sawmill on Rock Creek 1/4 mile
below Robinson's road, with all appurtenances.
Campbell, William occupation listed as engineer, boarding at the U. S.
Hotel, in 1861 DIR.
Campion, Pat — NT March 17, 1874 p2cl: Death of Pat Campion Many of our
readers, says the GV UNION, knew Pat Campion, who lived at the French
Lead. All who ever met him knew his integrity and honesty as a man. No
better citizen could the country have than Pat Campion was. The record
of his services in the Union Amy shows that he enlisted in 1862 for
the war, and was discharged in 1865 because the war was over. The
record shows that he was engaged in nineteen pitched battles, during
the war, and that he bore himself in such a manner that he won the
praise of all his superior officers. He held the position of Lieutenant during most of his service, though he started out as a private.
Since the war he has resided in GV, and here he has secured the
respect of all who knew him. A good soldier, a good citizen, anda
brave man has gone to his honored rest.
Campo, Arita saloon at 59 Commercial Street in NC, 1855; B&D.
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