Map site #42
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7/16/1836
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Source: 1934 DAR list. Sonoma County Death Book 42:134 |
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Shared headstone with Charles Alfred Titus.
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Map site #42
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1/5/1861 |
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Had been listed as Charles Albert Titus |
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Shared headstone with Amanda M. Titus.
Cleaned marker on 8 February 2008:
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4/10/1874
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Son of George W. and Samantha Titus. |
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Source: Index to Sonoma County (California)
Cemetery Records 1846-1921, Third Edition, Sonoma County Genealogical
Society; inf. Marie Titus, O'Leary, 11:161.
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Map site #43
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7/4/1835 |
Son of Isaac Titus Husband of Samantha Titus |
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Information from Jerry Lites, 2007.
We shall sleep but not forever
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Map site #44
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11/20/1836 |
Son of DeWitt Titus |
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Source: 1934 DAR list and Sonoma Searcher Vol. IX #3 March 1982, "Additions and Corrections to Sonoma Co. Cemetery Records, 1846-1921". Sonoma Searcher correction gives age 71, D. 7-2-??? . Military headstone. A member of Company I, 4th Michigan Calvary. Information from Jerry Lites, 2007.
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Febuary 1813 |
Daughter of Harcourt |
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Source: Index to Sonoma County (California)
Cemetery Records 1846-1921, Third Edition, Sonoma County Genealogical
Society; inf. March; b. Canada, d. Freestone, CA O'Leary.
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Map site #65
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3/14/1824 |
Daughter of Crawford |
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Information from Jerry Lites, 2007.
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Map site #42
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4/28/1833
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Son of James Nathan Titus and Mary Ann
Bowen |
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Source: Index to Sonoma County (California)
Cemetery Records 1846-1921, Third Edition, Sonoma County Genealogical
Society. From Susan Zeni (taken from NewspaperAbstracts.com 1Jun07): Died at Santa Rosa, Jan. 7, 1890 of paralysis, Robert H. TITUS, 50y 9m 9d.
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Map site #53
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d. 11/6/1878
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Son of A. C. and M. F. Towner |
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Source: Headstone recorded by Susan Zeni 2005.
From Susan Zeni (taken from NewspaperAbstracts.com 1Jun07): At Sea, 12 miles off Bodega Port, March 5, 1875,
by Rev. Abraham TOWNER, the double wedding of Thomas TOWNER, Green Valley to
Miss Ida PITT, Petaluma, and Abram TOWNER to Miss Eva HIGGINS, both of
Sebastopol.
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Map site #55
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1827
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Husband of Lydia Titus |
Source: 1934 DAR list. |
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A resident of Freestone.
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Footstone Map site #57
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1835
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Daughter of James Nathan Titus and Mary Ann Bowen Wife of Luther L. Ward |
Source: 1934 DAR list. |
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Born in Canada.
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Map site #56
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1850
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Child of L. L. and L. A. Ward |
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Source: Headstone recorded by Susan Zeni from visits to Spring Hill Cemetery.
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d. 12/14/1866
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Source: 1934 DAR list |
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Map site #12
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Apr 1900 |
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Source: 1934 DAR list |
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California recruit, Gen Service Infantry.
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d. 1865
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d. 1902 |
Source: 1934 DAR list |
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From Susan Zeni (20 November 2015 Newsletter): "Hiram Martin Whitcomb was born in Mendocino County in 1865, the eldest of 6 children. He was a farmer as was his father. He and his father migrated down to Sonoma County where Hiram Martin married a local girl, Elsie Irene Shuster, around 1895. In the 1898 California Great Register, Daniel and his father, Orrin, were farming in the Freestone area - and his father listed his occupation as minister. Elsie and Hiram Martin had two children, Ora May born in 1897, and Hiram Daniel, born in 1899. In the 1900 Sonoma County Census, Elsie and the two small children were listed in the household with Elsie's parents in Vallejo township, perhaps for help with her very young children? I have been unable to find Hiram Martin Whitcomb or his father in the 1900 census. Hiram Martin Whitcomb's headstone is no longer visible in the cemetery, but according to the DAR records, Hiram Martin died in 1902 and was buried in Spring Hill Cemetery. Now comes the connection to the Lowrey line - Hiram Martin Whitcomb's widow, Elsie, married George Washington Shuster - son of John Shuster and Sara Emeline Lowrey. Elsie married thirdly Elisha Henry. Elsie had multiple children from all three of her marriages. Hiram Martin and Elsie's son, Hiram Daniel Whitcomb, is considered to be the first Sonoma county WWI soldier to die. "
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d. 1858 |
Husband of Sarah Cunningham |
Source: 1934 DAR list |
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Information for Cheney plot: plus two unknown "White-Cheney" children
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1857 - 1867 |
Son of Jas. and Sarah C. White |
Source: 1934 DAR list |
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Information for Cheney plot: plus two unknown "White-Cheney" children
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Map site #41
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d. 3/8/1877 |
Daughter of Wm. H. & M. A. Zilhart |
Source: 1934 DAR list |
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Her headstone is shared with her sister.
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d. 3/10/1877 |
Daughter of Wm. H. & M. A. Zilhart |
Source: 1934 DAR list |
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Map site #41
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Her headstone is shared with her sister.
Hattie's and Lulu's mother was Martha Ann Gaulden whose sister married James McRenolds. Their father, William Henry Zilhart, was the diarist of the Ledger of My Travels from Missouri to California April to October 1853.
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This page created on 11/06/05 17:40. Updated 08/14/16 15:35.