• The Western Shore Gazetteer and Commercial Directory, For the State of California…, Yolo County, compiled and published annually by C. P. Sprague & H. W. Atwell, Woodland, Yolo County, 1870. Transcribed by Peggy B. Perazzo.
  • Title Page
  • Preface
  • General Index
  • Advertisement
  • History of Yolo County
  • Yolo County (Description)
  • Sale of Town Lots
  • Sales of Land
  • Marriages in Yolo County (1850 through 1870)
  • Morals – Arrests and Convictions
  • Prospective Review (of Yolo County)
  • Residents and Occupations
  • General Tables - Business Directory
  • California State Government
  • United States Government
    

General Links Relating to Yolo County

• 1850 Yolo County Census Images are online in the USGenWeb Archives
• 1850 California Census - Yolo County, excerpts from Index to the 1850 Census of the State of California.
• Pre-1905 Yolo County Deaths – a part of the Pre-1905 CA Death Index Project. (From the web site: Territory which at one time was in Yolo County is now in Colusa and Lake Counties.) This is a privately funded project, and the transcriptions were done by volunteers.
  • Yolo County Pre-1905 California Death Index
• Gibson House Museum - AKA Yolo County Historical Museum
• "Notaries Public 1891-1909" (Searchable Database-All California
  Counties) on the Golden Nugget Library web site, presented by Nancy Pratt Melton.
• Yolo County Archives Contact Information
• Yolo County Buildings, Structures, & Architects on the Philadelphia Architects & Buildings Project (PAB) web site. You can search the database for buildings, structures, and architects either as a visitor or you can register free. You cannot search for specific cities, but you can search for county locations. There are no photographs presented, but the location and/or address and the name of the architect are included if known; and the historic registration information is also included.
• Yolo County Farm Bureau
• Yolo County Health Department – Use this web site to obtain detailed information for ordering birth and death certificates including online order forms. This site also presents links to the Yolo County Recorder’s Office for other information, such as marriage certificates.
• Yolo County Historical Museum - the Gibson House Museum
• Yolo County Historical Society
• Yolo County Images (Lithographs & Maps) Listed in the Donald Rumsey Map Collection
• Yolo County Landmarks
• Yolo County Newspapers
• Yolo County Newspaper Abstracts, Jerry Havnar, Coordinator. This web site is a part of United States Newspaper Abstracts.
• Yolo County Obituaries (on this website) from Woodland Daily Democrat, the Davis Enterprise, and the Winters Express and others
• Yolo County Obituaries on the Yolo County RootsWeb Message Board – You can search this site for obituaries by placing the person's name in the "Search" box, to the right of the Search box, click on "Yolo Board." In the View Message Type: drop-down box, choose "Obituaries," and then click on "Go." Many older obituaries have been added, and new obituaries will continue to be added.
• Yolo County Vital Records Information: The guidelines for ordering California birth and death records have changed as of July 1, 2003, due to concerns about identity theft. Only authorized individuals will be able to obtain certified copies of birth and death records. Those not authorized to receive certified copies will be issued copies marked "Informational, not a valid document to establish identity." You can visit the Yolo County Recorder's office web site for a more detailed description of the changes that went into effect on July 1, 2003.
  • For birth and death certificates prior to 2001, visit the Yolo County Recorder's web site.
  • For birth and death certificates from 2001 to present, visit the Yolo County Health Department web site.
• Yolo County Government Website

• “Agriculture and Land,” presented by the Daily Democrat Staff.
• California Federal Land Records, presented in the USGenWeb Project California Archives.
• California Migrations Project: The purpose of these pages is to track those Family Members who made the trek to California ...It’s allure beckoned many. Presented by Wallace Miceli, Project Coordinator.
• Courtland Union High School & College Yearbooks, on the Old-Yearbooks.com web site.
• Cyndi's List - Yolo County
• Davis Chamber of Commerce
• Davis Explorit Science Center in Davis.
• Davis Historical Society in Davis.
• Davis Train Depot - The Davis train depot was built in 1868 by the California Pacific Railroad. It is located at 840 Second Street in Davis.
• Davis – U. C. Davis Arboretum – The arboretum contains the types of plants that live along the banks of the old North Channel of Putah Creek. The Davis Arboreum is located on the U. C. Davis campus at One Shields Avenue, and entry is free of charge.
• Davis – the U. S. Bicycling Hall of Fame, 303 B Street in Davis.
• Esparto Chamber of Commerce
• Existing Railroad/Railway Structures in Yolo County, presented by the Railroad Station Historical Society, Inc.
• “Faces From the Past,” presented by the Daily Democrat Staff.
• FedStats for Yolo County – "FedStats is the new window on the full range of official statistical information available to the public from the Federal Government."
• Family History Catalog - Yolo County, presented by Family Search, Church of Jesus Crist Latter Day Saints.
• Find A Grave - Yolo County
• Genforum Message Board - Yolo County
• Gibson House (AKA the Yolo County Historical Museum), located at 512 Gibson Road in Woodland. (Displays artifacts from 1850’s to the 1930’s.)
• The Greater Capay Valley Historical Society (pdf) (TGCVHS) Use this link to view the pdf document that will provide you with information about the historical society and how to join, if you are interested.
• Hattie Weber Museum in Davis.
• Heidrick Agricultural Antique Farm Equipment and Hays Antique Truck Museum, located at 1962 Hays Lane in Woodland.
• Migrations Through Yolo County, presented by Migrations.org.
• National Register of Historic Places
• Newspaper Abstracts - Yolo County, presented by Newspaper Abstracts.com.
• The Opera House in Woodland.
• Photographs, Postcards, and Historical Images - Yolo County, Library of Congress, American Memory.
• Photos and Satellite Imagery of Yolo County, presented by CERES.
• The Political Graveyard - Yolo County, presented by Lawrence Kestenbaum.
• Quick Facts Yolo County – U.S. Census Bureau
• RootsWeb Message Board - Yolo County
• Sacrmanento Northern On-Line: Through the Sacramento Valley, presented by Garth G. Groff.
  • The Woodland Branch: A Sacramento Northern Success Story, by Garth G. Groff with additions by Henry E. Bender, Jr.
• Sacramento Valley Historical Railways - the Southern Pacific Railway Depot in Woodland, Yolo County, California

  The Sacramento Valley Historical Railway (SVHR) is nonprofit, volunteer organization with the goal of educating the public about railroads and railroad history, and to the preservation and operation of historic railroad equipment and structures in the Sacramento Valley. The main emphasis is on the restoration of the former Southern Pacific Railroad depot now located at the intersection of Lincoln Avenue and Sixth Street in Woodland. Since the depot was moved to this location in 1992, volunteers from SVHR have spent thousands of hours of time restoring the depot the what it looked like in the early 1920s.

  • Railhead (past issues)
• University of California at Davis - Special Collections
• “A Walking Tour of Downtown Woodland,” presented by Daily Democrat Staff
• West Sacramento Chamber of Commerce
• Winters Chamber of Commerce
• Winters History – "Historic Winters," presented by the Winters Express. (This section of the Winters Express online edition presents articles about the history of Winters.)
• Woodland – “Agriculture & Land,” by Woodland Daily Democrat staff (Contents: Grapes, Land, and Farm Wages)
• Woodland, California, presented on Wikipedia.
• Woodland Chamber of Commerce
• “Woodland Community,” presented by the Daily Democrat Staff.
• Woodland Community Stroll Through History (Always in September – except for in 2010. The Stroll Through History is slated to be back in September 2011 in Woodland.)
• Woodland Daily Democrat 150th Anniversary – Pioneers – Heritage – Community
• Woodland - Explore Historic Woodland, booklet available from the City of Woodland.
• Woodland – “Faces From the Past,” by Woodland Daily Democrat staff.
• Woodland – “Generations of Women Moving History Forward,” by the Woodland Daily Democrat staff, from the March Women’s History Month Program titled “Generations of Women Moving History Forward,” written and narrated by Shipley Walters, author of Woodland: City of Trees, A History. (The women described in this article include: (1) Margaret McDowell (married James McDonnell); (2) Jane Zimmerman Morris (married Asa W. Morris; resided on their ranch near Knights Landing in Yolo County); (3) Gertrude Freeman (married Frank Freeman, who became the first postmaster in Yolo County); (4) Harriet Stoddard Lee (graduated from Hesperian College in Woodland and taught school in Woodland for 35 years); (5) Leila Hecke Hardy (managed her father’s apricot shed for his Yolonda Ranch); (6) Mary Frances Nicolson Gaither (an African American women, born in Missouri, married Augustus Gaither; moved to Esparto); (7) Kathleen McConnell Mixon (moved from Ontario, Canada; she and her sisters established the Woodland Sanitarium; married Frank Mixon; (8) Emily Hoppin (born in Michigan; came to Woodland with her husband Charles); and (9) Sarah Laugenthe* Huston.) (* According to a Laugenour descendant, this name should be: “Sarah Laugenour Huston.”)
• “Woodland Heritage – Then and Now,” by the Woodland Daily Democrat staff (Agriculture & Land; Generations of Women Moving History Forward; & the History of Dead Cat Alley)
• Built in 1885, the original Opera House burned down in the 1892 fire that destroyed much of downtown Woodland. It was rebuilt on the same site, using some of the remaining foundation and bricks for the walls and reopening in 1896. The Opera House still hosts plays and musical acts each season. Located at 340 2nd Street in Woodland
• The Woodland Opera House, located at 340 2nd Street in Woodland.
  • History of the Woodland Opera House
• “Woodland Pioneers,” by the Woodland Daily Democrat staff
• Woodland – “Vintage News,” by Woodland Daily Democrat staff
• Yolo Area Regional Network (YARN)
• Yolo County CA Club, presented by GenCircles.
• Yolo County, California, Genealogy Resources, presented by GenDir - Genealogy Directory and Message Board.
• Yolo County, California, Genealogy Resources, presented by Kindred Trails. (includes information on vital records for Yolo County)
• Yolo County Cemetery Transcriptions, part of the USGenWeb Tombstone Transcription Project.
• Yolo County Buildings, presented by the Philadelphia Architects and Buildings Project.
• Yolo County Economic Data, presented by the California State University, Sacramento.
• Yolo County Email List - CAYolo-L, presented by RootsWeb. (Search CAYolo-L Archives & Browse CAYolo-L Archives. (Messages posted on the Yolo County RootsWeb Message Board will automatically gateway to the CAYolo-L email list and so can be found in the CAYolo-L Archives as well as on the message board.)
• Yolo County Genealogy Queries, presented by CousinConnect.com.
• Yolo County Historical Museum (AKA the Gibson House), located at 512 Gibson Road in Woodland. (Displays artifacts from 1850’s to the 1930’s.)
• Yolo County Photographs Listed on the Online Archive of California (OAS)
• Yolo County Profile, presented by CERES.
• Yolo County Section of the McKenney’s Pacific Coast Business Directory for 1880-1881, presented on the Golden Nugget Library web site by Nancy Pratt Melton. (Scroll down to “Yolo County” to access the towns listed.)
• Yolo County Stone Quarries & Mineral Resources, presented on the Stone Quarries and Beyond web site by Peggy and Pat Perazzo.
• Yolo County Visitor’s Bureau (Below are a few of the interesting links available on the Yolo County Visitor’s Bureau web site.)
• Yolo County Wineries, presented on the Yolo County Visitor’s Bureau web site.
• YoloLink – Directory of Community Information & Services for Yolo County, California, Davis Community Network.

Maps

• 1895 U.S. Atlas – Yolo County
• 1914 Map of Yolo County. This map was contributed by Janie Edwards (Shasta County GenWeb Project Coordinator) from her list of 1914 California county maps, and is used with her permission. (This 1914 map will be placed on this web site soon. Until then you can view the Yolo County map by going to Janie Edwards' list at the link above.)
• County Map with major features displayed (of Yolo County), presented by the Yolo Area Regional Network.
• Map of Yolo County – circa 1920.
  (This is a huge gif file (1.2 Meg), but has great detail and shows townships)
• Maps and Spatial Data, presented by CERES.
• Present-Day Map of Yolo County (Yahoo Mapquest – Woodland is on map, zoom out to view surrounding area.)
• U. S. Census Bureau Maps - Yolo County, Tiger Map Server Browser.

Yolo County Memories & Articles

• Yolo County residents clowning around – Charles F. Robison is in the back row on the right. The submitter believes this photo was taken in Yolo County. Let me know if you recognize anyone else in the group. Peggy B. Perazzo

  Yolo County residents clowning around

• Berreyessa inundated long before lake formed: Many Spanish pioneers saw land disappear, by Kristin Delaplane, in the Echoes of Solano's Past column in The Reporter.com, January 28, 1996.
• Capay Valley – "Mammoth Discovery in The Capay Valley," by Eve Hightower, Woodland Daily Democrat, online edition, December 9, 2004. The pelvis of an elephant-like creature was discovered by Granite Construction workers at the company's gravel mining site on September 14, 2004.
• Carnegie Libraries in Yolo and Woodland, Yolo County, California, presented by the Carnegie Libraries of California. (Check in the "Listings" section for the history of these two Yolo County library buildings.)
• Davis Historic City Hall Building - "Historic and haute," by Sharon Stello, Davis Enterprise staff writer, published August 1, 2005, Davis Enterprise online edition. (The following excerpt from Sharon Stello's article is used with permission.)

  "Then: Historic City Hall, the Spanish-style building at Third and F streets in downtown Davis, was constructed in 1938. During a special ceremony on April 30, the granite cornerstone was laid with a list of the day's participants and events sealed inside.

  "The building's formal dedication followed on Aug. 31. The north wing, which housed the city's Fire Department, was dedicated on Sept. 17 of that year.

  "As the city grew, the fire department eventually moved to new headquarters in 1966 and the area was converted to Police Department offices. In the early 1980s, city offices moved into the old high school at 23 Russell Blvd. In spring 2001, the Police Department moved into its new building on Fifth Street.

  "Since then, Historic City Hall has been used by a few short-term tenants, including the grant-funded Davis Energy Efficiency Project, a haunted house, the Halloween Headquarters costume store and a temporary display of artwork from the Pence Gallery.

  "Now: Bistro 33 Davis, a restaurant and banquet hall, is set to open in the newly remodeled building by the middle of this month...."

• Davis History, presented on the Davis Historical Society web site.
  • Davis History As A Whole (Sec. 1.1) The following articles are presented in this section: (1) “Population Trends (1868-20--)”; (2) “Chart of Nine Periods of Davis History”; (3) “Number of Buildings Constructed in Davis History”; (4) “Researching Older Davis Buildings”; (5) “Local History and Historic Preservation in Davis, CA, 1963-2003”; (6) “Davis Council Elections, 1917-2000 (with results through 2006)”; and (7) “Table of Voting Trends 1920-2000.”
  • Chart of Nine Periods of Davis History
  • Papers on Davis History Series (Sec. 1.3) The following papers are presented in this section: (Paper #1) “A Traditional Minimal House,” by Tanya Lieberman; (Paper #2) “Pre WWI View of Old North Davis”; (Paper #3) “Nineteenth Century Buildings Remaining in Davis”; (Paper #4) “Davis Politics, 1971-72”; (Paper #5) “A 1920s to 50s Student District in Davis, California”; and (Paper #6) “The Henry Stelling Family of Davis (A Dresbach-Hunt-Boyer Mansion Family).”
  • Historic Preservation and Resources (Sec. 2) This sections includes several articles on the preservation and resources relating to the city of Davis, California.
• Davisville – "Crime Accompanies Prosperity in Davisville," article by Kristin Delaplane, from Echoes From Solano's Past column in The Reporter.com, November 5, 1995.
• "Davisville - Nearly Veranda City - Founded," article by Kristin Delaplane, from Echoes From Solano's Past in The Reporter.com, November 5, 1995.
• Davisville – "Silkworms, Name 'Davisville' Meet Their Fate," article by Kristin Delaplane, from Echoes From Solano's Past, in The Reporter.com, November 12, 1995.
• Dead Cat Alley (aka China Alley) – "Art brings past alive on Dead Cat Alley," by Beth Curda, Davis Enterprise staff writer, Monday, October 4, 2004. ("...Dead Cat Alley was a play area for children, a small China Town and a path for accessing the businesses along it. It also was key to the development of downtown Woodland, first known as Yolo City....")
• Generations of Women Moving History Forward, by Shipley Walters, in the Daily Democrat, Established 1857, our 150th Year – Pioneers – Community - Heritage

  “The following is the text of the March Women’s History Month Program titled ‘Generations of Women Moving History Forward.’ written and narrated by Shipley Walters.

  (1) Margaret McDowell (born in Pennsylvania in 1823; married James McDonnell; resided in Louisiana, Illinois, Mississippi and California; later married and divorced Dr. Enos Taylor; resided in Washington, Yolo County). (2) Jane Zimmerman Morris (came to Yolo County from Pennsylvania with her husband Asa W. Morris; resided on their ranch near Knights Landing in Yolo County). (3) Gertrude Freeman (came to Yolo County from Calhoun County, Michigan, with family, and married Frank Freeman, who became the first postmaster in Yolo County). (4) Harriet Stoddard Lee (born in Sutter County, California; graduated from Hesperian College in Woodland and taught school in Woodland for 35 years). (5) Leila Hecke Hardy (born south of Woodland in 1901, she managed her father’s apricot shed for his Yolonda Ranch). (6) Mary Frances Nicolson Gaither (an African American women who was born in Boonville, Cooper County, Missthei, Missouri, on May 4th, 1865; married Augustus Gaither; moved to Esparto, Yolo County). (7) Kathleen McConnell Mixon (moved from Ontario, Canada, to Colusa County, California, in the mid-1870s; she and her sisters established the Woodland Sanitarium; married Frank Mixon, the Editor of the Mail of Woodland newspaper and sold her hospital. (8) Emily Hoppin (born in Michigan in 1854; came to Woodland with her husband Charles Hoppin in 1874 where he farmed west of Woodland with his brother). (9) Sarah Laugenthe* Huston (born in 1848 in North Carolina; came to California to live on her father’s ranch in Yolo County; married Walter S. Huston, a Knights Landing merchant, in 1869). (* According to a Laugenour descendant, this name should be: “Sarah Laugenour Huston.”)

• “Indians, grizzlies succumb to newcomers.” (October 22, 1995), by Kristin Delaplane, in the Echoes of Solano's Past column in The Reporter.com.
• William Knight – Knights Landing, Knights Ferry.
• Ralph E. Knudsen – “Pictorial Odessey: Ralph E. Knudsen: the man who tied the last continental lead,” a Smilebox presentation by Gregory Schubert, 2010. (Ralph Knudsen was the first husband of Beulah Beryl Wallace, daughter of pioneer resident Augusta F. (Ruggles) Sears/Wallace of Winters, the second wife of Joseph Wallace of Esparto. Ralph Knudsen was a telephone pioneer.)
• Myra Stoddard Springer Burton Scott
• Putah Creek – "Salmon sighting rewards Putah conservation efforts," by Elisabeth Sherwin, Davis Enterprise online edition, Monday, December 13, 2004. This article is about the time Rob Thayer observed a large salmon in Putah Creek for the first time in many years and about the biodiversity of Putah Creek.
• "Ringing back memories," by Jeff Hudson, Davis Enterprise staff writer, Wednesday, March 10, 2004, Davis Enterprise, online edition. This article is about the music of the past that is performed today by various groups in Yolo County.
• Ruggles Family History – Recollections of A Busy Life, written by Eli Fayette Ruggles circa 1904. (Scroll down to the Ruggles' entries/links.) The book includes a trip to California to visit relatives in the early 1900s. Eli F. Ruggles was the brother of Fernando Cortez (F.C.) Ruggles of Woodland and Lyman B. Ruggles of Woodland, Hanford, and Traver. F.C. Ruggles, his wife, Leanna (Kinkle) Ruggles, and family; Lyman B. Ruggles, his wife Martha Ann (Dexter) Ruggles, and his family; and their cousin Joel Jackson arrived in California in Placerville circa 1849 where they mined gold for about a year. The Ruggles families moved on to Yolo County where they both purchased farmland near Woodland. (Lyman B. Ruggles was the father of John D. Ruggles and Charles L. Ruggles who robbed the Wells Fargo stagecoach between the towns of Shasta and Weaverville in the early 1880s. They were eventually hung in Redding by vigilantes.) (This book was transcribed by Peggy B. Perazzo, descendant of F. C. and Leanna (Kinkle) Ruggles and is presented on the California Genealogy and History Archives web site.)
  • Stagecoach robbered by John & Charles Ruggles east of the town of Shasta in 1892: On May 14, 1892, John and Charles Ruggles, sons of Lyman B. and Martha Ann (Dexter) Ruggles,* held up the stagecoach between the towns of Shasta and Weaverville, California. During the holdup, stagecoach robber Charles Ruggles; stage coach driver, John Boyce; and passenger George Suhr were shot. After these shootings occurred, the other stage coach robber, John Ruggles, shot Amos Buchanan Montgomery, the Wells Fargo messenger. John left his brother, Charles, at the scene taking the contents of the express box. John Ruggles later stated that he thought Charles would die. John Ruggles was eventually apprehended in the town of Woodland in Yolo County, where his family once lived. Eventually, Charles Ruggles, who survived, and his brother John were hung in the town of Redding by a mob after breaking John and Charles out of the Redding jail at night. (In the near future, I will present more of their story here. Below is a photograph of John Ruggles along with his Wells Fargo Express Co. wanted poster. Peggy B. Perazzo (* Lyman and Martha Ann Ruggles and their family lived in Woodland, until they moved first to Hanford in Kings County and then to Traver in Tulare County, California. Other parts of the Ruggles family (including my maternal second great grandfather, Fernando C. Ruggles) remained in Woodland, Yolo County.

    John Dexter Ruggles’ Wells Fargo Express Co. Wanted Poster in 1892		John Dexter Ruggles

  • John D. Ruggles Reenactment at the “Tales From the Tomb” October 10, 2009: On Saturday, October 10, 2009, John Dexter Ruggles was one of the subjects of a reenactment to be held during the “Tales From the Tomb” at the burial site of John D. and his wife Martha Ann (Dexter Ruggles) and his brother, Charles Ruggles, at the Smith Mountain Cemetery located east of Dinuba. The “Tales From the Tomb” were be presented by the Tulare County Historical Society in cooperation with the Alta District Historical Society. If you would like information on this event, you will find the details and reservation form at on this PDF document: “Tales From the Tomb” reservation form.
  • “On the road to discover...finding the real Ruggles brothers,” online Smilebox presentation by Gregory Schubert, 2009. (history and photographs)
• Winters – "City got its name from early businessman Theodore Winters," article from the "Historic Winters" section of the Winters Express.
• Winters – "Long family roots grew on Winters fruit ranch," by Kristin Delaplane, in the "Echoes of Solano's Past" column in The Reporter.com, September 19, 1999. (The other part of Go Long's story can be read at this web address:
  <http://63.192.157.117/history/Conti/conti091299.html>)
• Winters Express – "The first Express came off the press in February of 1884," article from the "Historic Winters" section of the Winters Express.
• Wolfskill – "John Reid Wolfskill, the area’s earliest American settler, 1842," aticle from the "Historic Winters" section of the Winters Express.
• Woodland Elementary School – 1914 and 1916 Graduates
• Woodland Library in the Andrew Carnegie building constructed in 1905 – "Special day: Woodland Public Library celebrates its centennial," by Paul F. Miller, Special to the Woodland "Daily Democrat" online edition, Saturday, January 08, 2005.
• Yolo County Hospital Records Excerpts, Woodland, California, California State Archives, Board of Examiners 1883-1889 (includes 1875 & 1880s), pages 115 and 116, submitted by Martha A Crosley Graham. (Further California history research information is available on the California State GenWeb - “Research Helps” section of their web site.)

  (The names, ages, and places of birth listed below are listed on the two images below. The dates of admission and discharge are shown on the scans, but they are not included in the list below.)

  (Page 115 - column headings for information listed below are: Name, Age, Born)

  Andrie, Lewis - 63 - Germany

  Anthony, J. - 66 - Tennessee

  Bampton, R. L. - 75 - England

  Barker, A. - 87 - Vermont

  Bossinger, John - 67 - Germany

  Brooks, W.N. - 83 - Massachusetts

  Brooks, Mrs. W.N. - 84 - Massachusetts

  Brown, Byron - 60 - New York

  Brown, George - 60 - Kentucky

  Carey, Michael - 60 - Ireland

  Carr, Ed - 62 - Ireland

  Cave, W.J. - 75 - Kentucky

  Conroy, Mary - 60 - England

  Farr, Daniel - 75 - New York

  Fox, Guy - 66 - Denmark

  Indean, Jim - 65 - California

  Gifford, J. - 75 - Pennsylvania

  Hanney, Chris - 79 - Germany

  Hartwell, George - 74 - Massachusetts

  Hickman, William - 60- Ireland/Illinois

  Hogan, Mrs. J. - 70 - Ireland

  Humphreys, Ed - 60 - Ireland

  Johnson, John - 75 - England

  Kelley, H.W. - 65 - New York

  Lobdell, W.W. - 66 - New York

  (Page 116 Continued from previous page - column headings for information listed below are: Name, Age, Born)

  Monroe, Dr. A. - 74 - Scotland

  Murray, Luke - 67 - Ireland

  Mulek, Jacob - 60 - Germany

  O’Brien, M. - 68 - Ireland

  Peterson, P. - 76 - Norway

  Pfund, Chris - 71 - Switzerland

  Pratte, O. - 69 - MO (Missouri ?)

  Rollins, Frank M. - 60 - Maine

  Shult, S.B. - 79 - New York

  Smith, Ellen - 102 - Ireland

  Trow, Henry - 73 - England

  Vanderhyden, H.M. - 76 - New York

  Wibe, Jennie - 65 - Ireland

  Willis, Charles - 74 - New York

  Winn, Richard - 60 - Ireland

• There are none listed at the moment. Please contact me if you'd like to have your Yolo County-related web site added here. Peggy B. Perazzo