Deeds, Lassen County, California Book A, Page 68 - 25 March 1863, Lawrence and Katrin Fritz sold what is known as the Fritz Ranch bounded on the west side of Lanigar & Co., in Honey Lake Valley, containing 320 acres to Francis Lanigar for $200. Book A, Page 91 - 10 July 1863 Francis and Harriet Lanigar sold an undivided one half interest of the Lanigar ranch containing 625 acres to W.N. DeHaven for $2,000. Book A, Page 125 - 5 January 1864 - W.N. DeHaven sold his undivided one half interest of the Lanager Ranch containing 625 acres to Francis Lanigar for $1,000. Book B, Page 238 - 2 December 1871 - Francis Lanigar sold the Lanigar Ranch to James M. Russell for $750. Lassen County Great (Voter's) Register Lanigar, Francis Age 46; Nativity Belgium,' Occupation, Farmer; Residence, Susanville; Naturalized April 1840 at Noble County, Ohio; Date of Registration, 6 June 1867; Cancellation, removed no date specified. #477 - Lanigar, Francis Age, 76; Height, 5' 5"; Complexion, Light; Colorof Eyes, Blue; Color of Hair, Gray, Nativity, France; Occupation, Farmer; Residence, Johnstonville; Naturalized, 1843 at Sidney County, Ohio; Date of Registration, 23 August 1892. Modoc County Great (Voter's) Register #1086 - Lanigar, Francis Age, 62; Nativity, Bavaria; Occupation, Farmer; Residence, Eagleville; Naturalized 1842, Shelby County, Ohio; Date of Registration, 7 November 1876; Date of Cancellation, Removed, no date Lassen Advocate, Susanville, California - 21 September 1899 3;2 Death of Francis Lanigar Last Tuesday near Johnstonville, in this county, of old age and consequent bodily infirmities, passed away one of the earliest white settlers of Honey Lake Valley-Francis Lanigar. The old pioneer had resided here continously for over forty years, and was, we are informed one of the original locators of the Perkins ranch near Richmond. In his early life, and in fact until incapacitated by the weakness of age, Francis Lanigar was hard working, industrious man of quiet and exemplary habits. We have been furnished with no details of his residence here except through general sources and can not speak with definiteness concerning it. He leaves one daughter, Mrs. Frank Murphy, and two sons, John and Freeman Lanigar to mourn his demise. The funeral sermon was preached in Susanville by the Rev. J.C. Long [Baptist] and the remains were interred in the cemetery at this place. DIED. LANIGAR. - Near Johnstonville, Lassen Co., Cal., September 19, 1899, Francis Lanigar, a native of France, aged 87 years.