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Christine Freeman Directory - Volume 1 (A-I) (332 pages)
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Alexander, Preston sexton at M E Episcopal Church in Nevada; present day
Alexander Street named for him.
Alexander, Thomas DEEDS Book 5 p622 M. or W. M. Apperson to Thomas
Alexander, recorded March 2, 1860.
Alford, Miss Sarah Angelina NT January 25, 1861 p2c4: At Blue Tent on the
24th, William F. Sawyer married to Miss Sarah Angelina Alford.
Allaire, S. F. Occupation listed as gentleman; boarded at Oriental Hotel,
in NC, 1855.
Allan, Albert Dunbar son of George Grant Allan and Margarite J. Allan.
Allan, George Grant native of Scotland; living in Canada in 1843; returned
to Europe December 1850; arrived in CA in 1853, engaged in mining
until 1855; took charge of a trading post and ditch agency at Newton
for David Bovyer; served one term as Supervisor of the county and two
terms as Trustee of NC; T&W p211; wife Margarite J., one son Albert.
Allan, Margarite J. wife of George Grant Allan; one son Albert Dunbar
Allan.
Allen A. V., tinner, boarded at U. S. Hotel, in NC, 1855; B&D p48.
DEEDS Book 3 p346 & 347 A. V. Allen to John Henderson, recorded
June 17, 1858.
Allen, Albert D. DEM December 24, 1856 p2cl: With John Grove, C.H. Seymour
and 3 others, rich strike at the Nevada shaft, located on Shelby Hill.
Allen, B. C. listed as a miner, boarding at the Golden Gate Hotel in 1861
DIR.
Allen, Charles DI March 22, 1868 p3cl: Killed by a Cave. Charles Allen, a
boy aged about nine years, was killed by a cave, in a tunnel, at
Canada Hill, on Friday afternoon. His father James Allen, was at work
outside the tunnel, throwing dirt into the boxes, when Charles and a
smaller brother brought him same apples from the house. Charley said
that he would help his father, and taking a wheelbarrow he went into
the tunnel with his little brother, to bring out some dirt. They did
so and returned, and while in the tunnel the cave occurred. Three
sets of timbers gave way, and the children were buried beneath then.
The younger one was dug out alive and but slightly injured, but when
Charles was found life was extinct. Deceased was a bright lad, and
highly esteemed by all who knew him.
Allen, David DEEDS Book 3 pl48 David Allen to E. L. Tuttle recorded March
31, 1858.
Allen, Fanny Green born Muscogee, Georgia; a slave; sold to Col. William
English; brought to GV arriving in 1851; had four children; expired
February 21, 1875.
GVU February 23, 1875: Fanny Green expired at GV February 21;
wife of John Allen, age 35; born a slave in Moscogee Georgia; was sold
with parents to Col. Wm. F. English and taken to Key West, Florida;
came to GV in 1851; married January 1870; 4 children.
Allen, George G. arrived in Nevada County September 20, 1853; fram Cullen
Bariffs, Scotland; NCR.
Allen, Helen A. from Illinois; wife of Charles W., Cross; Té&W p216.
Allen, Henry W. DEEDS Book 6 p23l Henry W. Allen to C. H. Seymour, recorded May 24, 1860.
Allen, J. Occupation, miner, Selby Flat, in 1855; BsD p48.
Allen, J. S. — helped designate election precincts in County of Nevada,
approved by act of Legislature May 18th 1851; B&D p8&9; received 1032
in election for Alderman NJ April 19, 1851.
Allen, Jack member of famous Stevenson Regiment; killed January 1, 1851 at
a New Year's Ball at GRASS VALLEY HOUSE by a Dr. Vaughn, in an
argument over a lady; took place at Centerville (GV); HB Vol. 5 No.l.
Allen, James, listed as editor and proprietor of MORNING TRANSCRIPT, 36
Commercial St. upstairs in 1861 DIR.
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