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Christine Freeman Directory - Volume 1 (A-I) (332 pages)
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Holbrooke, William H. GVU March 12, 1875: William H. Holbrooke age 53,
expired at GV March 11, 1875. Deceased was a native of Jamica Plains
Roxbury, Massachusetts. Daniel Parker Holbrooke and brother Daniel
came to GV in 1850. They built the first bridge between GV and Auburn.
Holland, Jane expired November 21, 1882; age 20 years (County Records);
listed by LIB under Moore's Flat Cemetery.
Hollywood, Mr. _. — NI February 16, 1867 p3cl: New Bakery. — A new building is being erected on the site of the old St. Louis Hotel, on
Cammercial Street, by Mr. Hollywood of GV. As sooon as completed he
will open a new bakery and confectionery establishment. Commercial
Street is looking up.
Holmes, Andrew -— DEM October 15, 1856 p2c6: married October 6, 1856 Jane
Hobby, both from GV.
Holmes, E. K. — miner, lived on Downieville Road, top of Broad Street in NC,
1855; B&D.
Holmes, James miner, lived on Downieville Road, top of Broad Street in NW,
1855; B&D.
Holmes, Lizzie — wife of William Holmes; served as Adah, Associate Matron,
Worthy Matron, Grand Adah and Grand Treasurer in Evangeline Chapter #9
Order of the Eastern Star, in NC; HB Vol 27 #2 p4; residence was at
129 Boulder Street in 1883; expired in 1883.
Holmes, M. — DIL'56 DEM December 17, 1856 p4c2: Nevada Township, 3 houses
and lots, east side of Broad, adjacent to Bridge Street; head of
Broad; valuation $900.
Holmes, Thomas miner, lived on Downieville Road, top of Broad Street in
Nc, 1855.
DEEDS Book 1 p243, I. H. & Ida Cohn, to Thomas Holmes, recorded
October 15, 1856.
Holmes, William native of England; wife, Lizzie Holmes; Wn. Holmes was a
manufacturer, Importer and Dealer in Harness, Saddles and Bridles and
was located at Block 12 Iot 11; remarried after his wife Lizzie
expired in 1883; married Jennie Avery in 1886; served as Worthy Patron
Evangeline Chapter #9 Order of the Eastern Star; HB Vol.27 #2 p4.
Holpin, William DTL'57 DEM November 18, 1857: dwelling south side of Main
Street at Woolsey's Flat.
Holsworth, Joseph expired September 27, 1898; age 26 years; listed under
Graniteville Cemetery; LIB
Holt, George in November 1849 settled about four miles below GV to
establish a saw mill run by water; finished mill in March of 1850;
attacked by Indians, elder (Samuel Holt) was killed; George Holt
survived with wounds and recovered at Stocking's Store on Deer Creek
B&D p35, 36 & 37; T&W pe4.
HOLT'S MILL located 4 miles below GV sawed lumber as early as the 3rd of
May 1850; was the first in the County; the mill was burnt by the
Indians; B&D p20.
Holt, Oscar American Market 44 Main Street in NC, 1855; B&D.
Holt, Samuel died in an Indian attack at Holt's Mill in 1850; B&D p36.
TeW p64.
Holzenbaker, Mrs. T. native of Baden Baden; arrived in San Francisco 1852;
arrived in NC soon after; lived 5 miles from NC; first married to a
John Leahr and in 1867 to Charles Holzenbaker, who died in 1873; had
one son and one daughter; TaW p220.
Homeier, Max DEEDS Book 1 p73 Max Homeier, to Duke Ransom recorded August
14, 1856.
Honn, Mary R. NI January 24, 1861 p2c4: Married, Thaddeus W. Mead to Mary
R. Honn, daughter of G. W. Honn on the 17th.
Hood, Elizabeth DEEDS Book 1 p84 Eliz. Hood to Mary Downey, recorded
August 16, 1856.
Hood, Francis arrived in Nevada County December 15, 1854; fram St. Louis,
Missouri; settled in GV; NCR.
Hood, J. H. miner at Brush Creek in 1855; B&D.
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