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Christine Freeman Directory - Volume 1 (A-I) (332 pages)
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Dawson, George DTL'56 DEM December 17, 1856 p4cl: Bridgeport Township,
JUNCTION BLUFF STEAM SAW MILL at Sebastopol; house and lot at same
place, valuation $5,000; DIL'57 DEM November 18, 1857 SEBASTAPOL SAW
MILL; personal property consisting of notes and capital invested at
Bridgeport Township.
DAWSON'S SALOON (Dawson, Anthony & Co.) NJ Sept. 13, 1851: Main Street in
N.
Day, (Captain) John B&D p36; 1855 County Surveyor; T&W p65;
DEM August 20, 1856 plc4: loss in the July 19, 1856 fire, $1,500.
DEEDS Book 1 p365 John Day to J. L. Cropett, recorded November
26, 1856.
Day, Fouse & Co. created the second water ditch from Wolf Creek in Grass
Valley in fall of 1851; BsD p40; preempted 160 acres for agriculture;
HB Vol.12 #2.
Day He Ee boarded at Oriental Hotel in NC, 1855; B&D.
Day, Thomas H. with Leighton, Kent and Thomas worked in saw mill in GV;
took part pay in lumber and built a store which was the first house of
sawed wood construction in GV; first miners meeting was held there in
fall of 1850 laws were passed regulating size and right of claims,
and also the size of town lots; T&W p64.
Days, John M. GVU July 1, 1869 p3cl: Republican candidate for the State
Assembly at the primary election of July 10, 1869; resident of Grass
Valley; native of England, has served in the County Collector's office
and one term in the Assembly; strong party man.
Days, Woolberton native of Dunkirk, New York and was the first white child
born in Chautauqua county; At age 12 he was sent to St. Mary's College
in Baltimore to study for the priesthood. After 3 years he ran away
and shipped for Rio de Janeiro, where he was employed to care for the
Emperor of Brazil, then but one year old. He left this employment in
1831 and returned to Baltimore. In 1836 he shipped as a Hospital
Steward on the South Sea Exploring Expedition of Commodore Wilkes.
After being shipwrecked landed at Yerba Buena, (San Francisco) in
1840.
Arrived in CA September 29, 1849 settled eight miles fran GV and
four miles from Colfax; TsW p216. (This was the site of what is now
Chicago Park, Nevada County.)
De Bour, John F. arrived in Nevada County February 15, 1850; fran
Galveston, Texas; settled in North Bloomfield; NCR;
DIL'56 DEM December 17, 1856 p4cl: Eureka Township, ranch near
head of Humbug Canon and personal property; valuation $1,300.
De Boure, Fredrick DIL'57 ranch and improvements on Humbug Creek.
De Courey, H. A. connected with NEVADA JOURNAL in 1851.
NJ September 15, 1854 p2c5: died in San Francisco, of a heart
complaint.
De Golia, J. W. -— arrived in Nevada County May 28, 1852; fram Stuben County,
New York; settled in GV; NCR.
De Long, F. — DEEDS Book 1 p22 A. Rogers to F. Delong and Wm. Mcneil for
$522.52 recorded July 19, 1856: Eagle Mill Property, one mile north on
big Deer Creek.
De Young, E. groceries, on Cammercial Street, in NC; B&D.
NJ December 16, 1853: house on Rush Creek on Downieville Road, 2
1/2 mile from Nevada, For Sale, leaving for the "States".
De Young, E. clerk at Hendrickson's on Broad Street in NC, 1855; B&D.
After the fire of July 19, 1856, in business for himself; ad started
September 1856.
DEM December 31 1856 plc3: #65 Broad Street (E. De Young & Co)
groceries and provisions, liquors and crockery.
De Young, S. J. & Co. dry goods, 26 Cammercial Street in NC, 1855; B&D.
DEADWOOD MINE situated in Willow Valley, 2 1/2 miles east of NC; located
in 1856 by Green, Allen & Chandler; T&W.
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