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Christine Freeman Directory - Volume 1 (A-I) (332 pages)
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Andrews, John listed as miner at Selby Flat in 1861 DIR.
Andrews, George —DEEDS Book 2 pl38 George Andrews to Peter Lawson recorded
June 3, 1857.
Andrews, Joseph DEEDS Book 5 p476 Joseph Andrews et al to Ah Yoke and Jack
Rape recorded January 10, 1860.
Andrews, William listed as miller, at Nevada Flour Mills in 1861 DIR.
Anduran, Charles DEEDS Book 4 p596 Charles Anduran to Samuel Hornbrook
recorded July 8, 1859.
Anners, Jennie R. — Expired August 26, 1905; age 60 years, one month, two
days; native of Canada. (County Records) Listed as buried at Moore's
Flat.
ANTELOPE RESTAURANT ad DEM September 15, 1858: Broad Street, 3 doors fran
Pine Street. (ad started September 1, 1858)
ANTHONY HOUSE located 8 miles west of GV on Deer Creek; the rich gold
bearing belt apparently has its western terminus here; BEAN p354;
B&D p9.
DIL'56 DEM December 17 1856 p4cl: William H. French owned Anthony
House in 1856.
DT August 8, 1876 p2cl: Anthony House Burned. Friday afternoon,
about 3 o'clock a fire broke out in the store at the Anthony House,
R&R Township and the store, hotel and barn were entirely destroyed.
The Anthony House property is one of the first settled waySide places
in the county, and belongs to S. P. French of Colusa. The barn was a
fine structure and the other buildings were old and of no great value.
We presume there was no insurance on the property. GV UNION
DI August 9, 1876 p2cl: The Anthony House Fire. We learn the
following particulars of the Anthony House fire, fram the GV UNION: We
mentioned last Sunday, that a fire broke out at the Anthony House last
Friday and destroyed all the buildings at that well known ranch. We
have since learned that the loss was very heavy, although we have not
heard any complete estimation of it. The fire broke out in the store
kept by William Westerfield, and he saved nothing. He was asleep in
the store, although it was three o'clock in the afternoon and he
barely escaped with his life. He lost between $12,000 and $15,000 most
of which was in United States bonds. Westerfield is a very saving man
and had money hid in various secret places of the store. All that in
paper money is of course destroyed, but he has recovered considerable
coin in a melted condition, by paning out the ashes. The barn filled
with hay of this year's crop was consumed, and hogs and chickens in
the barnyard were burned to death. The family residing in the main
building, kept as a hotel, lost everything, not having time to save
even their clothing. The Anthony House was settled in 1849 by S. P.
French and itis still his property.
Anthony, James —DEEDS Book 1 pl07, John Warner to James Anthony, recorded
August 27, 1856; Book 1 p242, James Anthony to Abraham Heinman,
recorded October 14, 1856.
Anthony, Joseph S. DEEDS Book 3 pl68 Joseph S. Anthony to Samuel M Gilham,
recorded April 6, 1858.
Anthony, Susan B. NDT December 17, 1871 p2c2: Susan B. Anthony to give a
lecture at Congregational Church tomorrow evening. Also December 20,
1871 1871 p3cl.
Antone, Gassent DTL'56 DEM December 17, 1856: Bridgeport Township, house
and lot, occupied as ITALIAN BAR and RESTAURANT, San Juan; valuation
$600.
ANTONIO'S NJ September 13, 1851: Gambling house, Main Street, NW.
Anyet, John — DEEDS Book 5 p423 & 424 Stephen P. Stiles to John Anyet,
recorded August 19, 1858 and September 13, 1858.
Aplin, (Dr.) William D. arrived in Nevada County September 2, 1855; fran
Full River, Mississippi; settled in Little York; NCR; TéW pl95.
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