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Christine Freeman Directory - Volume 1 (A-I) (332 pages)
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Hennaman, A. — CITY BREWERY and SALOON, 40 Broad Street in NC, 1855; B&D.
HENNESS PASS believed to be named after a blacksmith by the name of Pat
Haness, believed to be one of the early group of men that searched out
and found a better route from west to east across the mountains;
HB Vol. 24 No.2 Article by Clinton H Lee; source of information not
known.
Henry & Creegan DEEDS Book 4 p218 J. M. Abercrombie to Henry & Creegan,
recorded November 8, 1858.
Henry, Francis arrived in Nevada County October 14, 1856; from Reedsville,
Pennsylvania; settled at Moore's Flat; NCR.
Henry, Patrick (Grier & Henry) grocer, 7 Main Street in NC, 1855; B&D.
DEEDS Book 2 p204 recorded July 2, 1857: Isaac Williamson to
Patrick Henry for $250: property on south side of Water Street,
bounded on the East by N. Hawk; West unknown; North by Joseph
Richardson. (Description taken from Deed of G. A. Gray 1854).
Henry & Phillips DEEDS Book 2 p215 Wm. H. Orr to Henry & Phillips, recorded July 9, 1857.
Henry, Samuel T. NI June 19, 1872 p3cl: A Worthy Citizen Gone. Samuel T.
Henry long a resident of Moore's Flat, in this county, where he was
engaged in banking and mining, died at San Francisco on Friday last.
The deceased was one of the pioneers of the county. He ran the express
to Eureka and Moore's Flat in 1856-7, and afterwards sold to Colby,
when he went into the banking business at Moore's Flat with Marks &
Powers. He was a native of Millin county, Pennsylvania, and aged about
45 years. For several years past his health has been very delicate and
about two years ago he gave up business and returned to his home in
the East, in hopes of regaining his health. On his return to
California he felt somewhat better, but he was never well enough to
enter into business again. Up to a short time previous to his death he
thought he was improving, but he became worse and died as above
stated. We understand his remains were taken East for burial. The
deceased has many friends throughout the county, who will regret to
hear of his death, and whose sympathies will be extended to the
friends and relatives who mourn his loss.
Listed under Moore's Flat Cemetery; Monument; LIB.
Henry, Thomas ad NJ September 15, 1854 p3c2: with Daniel B. Willmarth
owned the TOM & DAN SALOON in WC.
DEM August 27, 1856 p3c3: Supervised the bar at the National
Exchange Hotel.
Henry, Tom — bartender at Barker's Exchange at NC, in 1850; TsW p87.
Hepburn & Atwood DIL'56 DEM December 17, 1856 p4c2: GV Township, residence
Boston Ravine, ranch and improvements, valuation $900.
DEEDS Book 1 p262 0. J. Preston and wife to Hepburn and Atwood,
recorded October 22, 1856 (refers to March 7, 1853).
Hepburn, James DEEDS Book 1 p262 James Hepburn to Melville Atwood, recorded October 22, 1856 (refers to March 7, 1853); Book 1 p264, O. J.
Preston & wife to James Hepburn, recorded October 22, 1856; Book 1
p265, Haims Elden to James Hepburn, recorded October 22, 1856.
Hepburn & McLaughlin DEEDS Book 3 p472 Wm. E. Banks to Hepburn &
McLaughlin recorded August 21, 1858.
Herbert, Mary H. Sampson married Sidney C. Herbert February 25, 1855.
Herbert, Sidney C. P. surveyor, etc.
NJ September 23, 1853 gives a lot for use of Nevada Hook & Ladder
Co. to construct a building 20' x 35'; Clerk of the Board of Town
Trustees from February to May 1854; MIN 1854.
Office 27 Pine Street in NC, house at 34 Broad Street in 1855;
B&D.
GVT February 25, 1855: Sidney C. Herbert married to Mrs. Mary H.
Sampson, both of GV.
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