Difference between revisions of "White, William F."
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| − | '''William | + | '''William Francis White''' ([https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/177362797/william-f-white 1816-1890], Harrison p.301), born in Ireland, came to San Francisco by sea with his new wife in 1849. The couple moved to the Pajaro Valley in 1852, buying "an interest in the Sal Si Puedes Rancho, in company with Eugene Kelly, Eugene Casserly, and others." The Whites built a house, raised a family, and stayed put. In 1881, White wrote a book titled "Pioneer Times in California", under the pseudonym "William Grey". A [https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=hvd.32044025696279&seq=7 digitized version is available online at HathiTrust]. |
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Revision as of 05:18, 19 January 2024
William Francis White (1816-1890, Harrison p.301), born in Ireland, came to San Francisco by sea with his new wife in 1849. The couple moved to the Pajaro Valley in 1852, buying "an interest in the Sal Si Puedes Rancho, in company with Eugene Kelly, Eugene Casserly, and others." The Whites built a house, raised a family, and stayed put. In 1881, White wrote a book titled "Pioneer Times in California", under the pseudonym "William Grey". A digitized version is available online at HathiTrust.
