Difference between revisions of "Imus-Rice family"
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*[[Evergreen Cemetery of Santa Cruz (2020 book)]] has a biography of the combined family. Author [[:Category:Bliss, Traci|Traci Bliss]] is a descendant. The family was instrumental in establishing the cemetery, and many members are buried there. | *[[Evergreen Cemetery of Santa Cruz (2020 book)]] has a biography of the combined family. Author [[:Category:Bliss, Traci|Traci Bliss]] is a descendant. The family was instrumental in establishing the cemetery, and many members are buried there. | ||
| − | Henry Rice daughter Jane married [[Bennett, James F. J.|James FitzJames Bennett]]. | + | Henry Rice daughter Jane ([https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/24685665/jane-bennett 1838-1912]) married [[Bennett, James F. J.|James FitzJames Bennett]]. |
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Revision as of 19:53, 24 October 2023
The Imus-Rice family were pioneer settlers in Santa Cruz, beginning with the arrival of Charles Imus (1802-1856) and his nephew (also Charles, known as Charlie), who came to California in 1846, and to Santa Cruz in 1848. Numerous relatives followed, including Charles' parents, Hiram A. and Ruth (Palmer) Imus. Henry Rice was an in-law.
- Evergreen Cemetery of Santa Cruz (2020 book) has a biography of the combined family. Author Traci Bliss is a descendant. The family was instrumental in establishing the cemetery, and many members are buried there.
Henry Rice daughter Jane (1838-1912) married James FitzJames Bennett.
