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Collection: Books and Periodicals > Nevada County Historical Society Bulletins

Volume 015-4 - October 1961 (3 pages)

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du Memoriam PHILIP G. SCADDEN 1874— March 18, 1961 JAMES SNELL 1878—March 25, 1961 ROY E. TREMOUREUX 1884 — May 11, 1961 AMANDA BEST 1867 — May 24, 1961 C. RAYMOND CLINCH 1886 — June 13, 1961 LOLS LOLOL LOLOL LlQL 1961 OFFICERS OF NEVADA COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY President—John E. Nettell, 216 Pleasant Street, Grass Valley, Phone 273-7165 Vice President—Ray J. Polk, 504 Nursery Street, Nevada City, Phone 265-2798 Secretary—Miss Esther Hartung, 303 South Church St., Grass Valley, Phone 273-6830 Treasurer—Adelaide Elliott, P.O. Box 1002, Nevada City, Phone 265-4701 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Grass Valley, Miss Bernice Glasson, Mrs. Florence Kelly, Matie F. Luther, Nevada City, Isabel Hefelfinger, Thomas W. Reynolds, Richard Nickless, County at large, John Trauner, Mrs. Weselsky, Mrs. Monian, Elza Kilroy, Bulletin Editor, Lyle White, Phone 273-3596. To visit museum by appointment — Phone Caretaker Richard Nickless, Nevada City, Phone 265-2424. NEVADA COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY DUES $1.00 a year. Payable January 1 of each year. Please get your 1961 membership card now. Bulletins are sent members of Society at no extra cost — published as frequently as manuscripts are available. =e= Nevada County Historical Society Vol. 15, No. 4 November, 1961 NEVADA CITY'S FIRST TWIN GIRLS (Written by Gladys Porter Sherman) THE HOTHERSALL TWINS May our story start in Clitheroe,, England; the year, 1825. On October 4, a wee lad was born who was given the name of Elijah Hothersall. Nine years later: 1834, Elizabeth Holt was born in the same English village. The families left England for America on the same ship and arrived in New York in July of 1840. By the year of 1848, the Hothersall family had settled in Wisconsin; the Holts at Worcester, Massachusetts; but Elizabeth and Elijah never forgot one another. Letters were exchanged, even after Elijah sailed by way of the Horn for California in 1852.