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Christine Freeman Directory - Volume 1 (A-I) (332 pages)
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Bruce, Pete clipping fram TRANSCRIPT, no date. Death of Pete Bruce,Pete Bruce, one of the early residents of North San Juan, died at St.
Louis, Mo., about two weeks ago. His remains arrived by yesterday
morning's train in charge of his brother, and were conveyed to San
Juan, where he will be buried. Bruce was at one time in co-partnership
with the late Charley Schardin, and afterward with John Dickson. He
left here for the East with his family, consisting of a wife and three
children, about four years ago. About two months ago he was taken sick
and died of congestive chills. In this case, as in many others,
misfortunes did not come singly. After the death of Mr. Bruce, Mrs.
Bruce was making arrangement to come back here with the remains of her
husband, when one of the children had the misfortune to break one of
its arms, and she was detained in St. Louis to care for it. Mr. Bruce
was a popular man, and many will regret to learn of his death. His age
was 45 years.
Brunpus, C. W. — DEEDS Book 1 p229, C. W. Brunpus to _. Friedman, recorded
November 18, 1856 (refers to October 3, 1851).
BRUSH CREEK NJ June 2, 1854 p2c4: $20 $40/day; a tributary to the South
Fork of Yuba River, located northwest of NC.
Brundage, E. F. conceived the idea of separate and independent government
at Rough & Ready in 1850; TswW p90.
Brunsteter, Mary (Levens) native of Ireland; married to Peter Brunsteter;
had three sons and one daughter; T&W p213.
Brunstetter, Peter native of Pennsylvania; arrived in CA in 1853; in 1862
he started the GV Lumber Yard and Planing Mills; TsW p 213.
DEEDS Book 1 p584 Anna Lewis to Peter Brunstetter, recorded March
12, 1857.
Brunstetter, William NT April 9, 1868 p3c2: Fatal Accident William
Brunstetter, aged twelve years, while playing in the planing mill of
his father at GV, on Tuesday, was caught in the machinery and fatally
injured. Both his legs and an arm were broken and after lingering in
. pain until 9 o'clock, P. M., he died.
Brutus a Dog, story of his heroic fight with Indians; p36 B&D.
Bryan, D. C. — DTL'57 DEM November 18, 1857: house and lot west side Main
Street, Patterson.
Bryant, John DEEDS Book 1 p426, Thomas Ledan to John Bryant and Culver,
recorded December 17, 1856.
DEEDS Book 1 p479 John Bryant to James H. Culver recorded January
19, 1857.
Bryant, W. F. — DEEDS Book 1 pl97, W. F. Bryant to M. L. Wolf, recorded
September 29, 1856, (refers to May 22, 1856).
BRYCE'S HOTEL (David Bryce) NJ September 13, 1851: Junction of Broad and
Commercial Streets.
Bryden, David Native of Nova Scotia; two sons, S. T. and F. P. Bryden;
from 1849 to 1851 kept a store at Deer Creek, Nevada County, after
which he engaged in mining until 1860; his family arrived in CA in
1851, via the Panama route; in 1861 settled in Yuba County.
Bryden, F. P. — born in GV in 1854; son of David and Mary Bryden.
Bryden, Mary (Hair) native of Ohio; wife of David Bryden.
Brydon, Robert arrived in Nevada County July 2, 1856; fram Crown Point,
Essex County New York; settled in GV; NCR.
Bryson, Andrew — listed as boot and shoe maker 38 Cammercial Street NC in
1861 DIR.
Bryson, Hugh listed as boot and shoe maker 38 Commercial Street NC in 1861
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