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| − | '''Timothy Herbert Dame''' ([https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/109757403/timothy-herbert-dame 1823-1886]) came to California in 1848 as a sea captain, and to Santa Cruz in 1857 as captain of a coastal steamer owned by the Davis & Jordan lime company, establishing residence on Beach Hill. In the following years, he and his wife and stepdaughter owned all or part of the two adjacent lots that are now the [[Carmelita Cottages]] city-owned hostel. | + | '''Timothy Herbert Dame''' ([https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/109757403/timothy-herbert-dame 1823-1886]) came to California in 1848 as a sea captain, and to Santa Cruz in 1857 as captain of a coastal steamer owned by the Davis & Jordan lime company, establishing residence on Beach Hill. In the following years, he and his wife and stepdaughter owned all or part of the two adjacent lots that are now the [[Carmelita Cottages]] city-owned hostel. One of the cottages is called "Captain Dame Cottage". |
* Rick Hyman, "Early History of the Carmelita Cottages", [[Every Structure Tells a Story (1990 book)]]. | * Rick Hyman, "Early History of the Carmelita Cottages", [[Every Structure Tells a Story (1990 book)]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:54, 28 December 2023
Timothy Herbert Dame (1823-1886) came to California in 1848 as a sea captain, and to Santa Cruz in 1857 as captain of a coastal steamer owned by the Davis & Jordan lime company, establishing residence on Beach Hill. In the following years, he and his wife and stepdaughter owned all or part of the two adjacent lots that are now the Carmelita Cottages city-owned hostel. One of the cottages is called "Captain Dame Cottage".
- Rick Hyman, "Early History of the Carmelita Cottages", Every Structure Tells a Story (1990 book).
