----- Original Message ----- From: "Betty Loose" <betty@unisette.com> To: <NORCAL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2004 11:54 AM Subject: Overland arrivals Sept 7, 1852 > The Daily Union > Sacramento, Tuesday Morning, September 7, 1852 > > THE OVERLAND EMIGRATION > We publish below a complete list of the arrivals by the various routes > during the last week. The anxiety of friends who are expecting relatives and > friends by the way of the plains increases with the advancing season, and in > order to relieve their minds, we shall give accurate and complete lists of > all arrivals until the close of the season. > > The following persons have arrived at Placerville. This list is from the > News: > W.G. Romans, A. Newsome, H. Pykes, S. Jackson, J. Hey, C. Howk, D. Eby, C.W. > Newman, A.C. Plummer, G.W. Gregory, C.H. Schwenker, L. Pimper, J. Wolford, > John Wolford, D. Peeple, J. Vanorinan, A. Manche, L.H. Weatherby, F.D.C. > Shaw, J.J. Jennings, C. Crittenden, J.H. Sheleton, W.J. Hill, E.F. Springer, > W.H. Springer, J.P. Springer, wife and child, Mrs. S.O. Springer and child, > E. Horine, J. Jones, D. Nicely, C. Stremming, R.K. Lansden, J.C. Hall, J.M. > Coley, J.W. Jones, A.G. Burleson, A. Hull, J. Cain, T.M. Ticks, H.B. Wilson, > W.A. Haston, L.D. Allen, W. Hammond, R. Lunceford, J.A. Shepperd, J.F. Long, > L. Ang, T. Land, L. Gates, W. Bond, Jr., W. Bond, J. Hammond, H. Whitson, > J.G. Dougherty, P. Parcels, M. Echtery, P. Sniter, P.R. Wellot, J. Sharper, > C.A.C. Bidwell, P. Fitzpatrick, H.B. Doolittle, W. Westfield, J. Holt, J.A. > Powell, J.W. Johnson, C. Metcalf, J.P. Bower, W.H. Hand, W. Henderson, L.D. > Jones, H. Harrington, D.H. Williamson, M. Adams and lady, N. Lane and lady, > S.M. Hoover, A.J. Pimberman, H. Gilbert, Jr., J. Kannatte, H. Aicks, B. > Treloar, S. Fulser, G.W. Morris, W. Griffeth, E. Mack. Edwards and brother, > W.L. McCranor, W.J. Gilson, R. Powel, L. Wahl, W. Waterford, G.A. Elmer, J. > Anderson, W. Marwood, J. Heely, W. Eccleston, J.B. Munson, W.W. Book, J. > Lampton, W. Retter, G. Everlort, F.A. Brainard, T. Clancy, G.S. Kendrick, D. > Boyle, S.W. Bensline, H.H. Hall, E. Gilbert, D.L. German, J.J. Randelin, > H.A. Sweet, J. Gardener, R.G.C. Houston, C.M. Mathins, H.C. Hall, I Cox and > lady, J.S.C. Cosley, S. Barton, L. Ballard, O. Conde, J.A. Elston, J.A. > Pearch, W. Inshee, R. Palding, F. McElroy, M.F. Furguson, O. Brown, S. > Burket, W.W. Womeldorf, R. Ewingo, J. Criswell, R. Turner, C. Smidt, R.J. > Womeldorff, J.M. Wiant, A. Prince, W.S. Alexander, W. Garrison, A. > Garrrison, W.A. Smith, J. Lea, W.F. Miller, M.C. Miller, A. Fisher, P. Weir, > H.O. Nearing, E.M. Eddy, O.T. Snider, A. Flanegan, S. Hamilton, G.P. > Randall, G. Lucas, J.T. Walker, T. Edmonds, W. Parks, H. Sawyer, J.P. Bower, > S.W. Reed, A.J. Pimberman, R. Parker, D.P. Edwards and brother, B. Moore, J. > Wilkinson, M. Kelly, J.H. Hallett C.E. Phillips, A.C.S. Jamwer, W. Smith, > J.P. Anderson, Sr., J.P Anderson, Jr., H. Bengson, W.G. Booth, J.F. Perkins, > G. Hugill, J.A. Maglin, C.W. Durgin, H. Wickwise, R. Smith, H.M. Hamilson, > F.H. Hilburn, D.J. Halns, T. Cary, G.A. Hallkins, J.W. Smith, C. Cawetes, P. > Wood, D.C. Phillips, M. Sprague, J. Marton, A. Dunnigan, C. Dale, D.W. > Madden, H. Chase, E. Fairbrother, A.C. Collins, J.M. Stuart, S.C. Donaldson, > J.P Witesell, R. Uhlrich, S.P. Russell, J.H. Mapfield, F.P. Hall, S. Drew, > Dr. W.M. O. Johnson, M. Coleman, A. Swan, L. Bishop, A. Ward, C. > Mitcheltree, D.A. Endicott, E.S. Reed, B.S. Craft, F.M. Hilburn, J.M. Short, > J.W. Drake, A.W. Morton, A.C. Plummer, C.E. Linch, J. Dacke, J. Rice, P.J. > Lay, J. Thompson, E. Angle, C.P. Kley, J. Blackburn, R.S. Adams, J.N. Hodge, > J. Blackinton, J. Cunningham, S. Warnley, S. Laird, L. Milkland, J. Morgan, > B.F. Rogers, S. Cooper, W.E. Rottenhouse, D. Bamay and lady, J.B. Wilson, > W.W. McCoy, J. Wilcox, B.A. Johnston, J.P. Bower, L.E. Brooche, G.A. Cress, > R. King, H.G. Haskell, H.J. Ormsby, N.L. Robinson, N.J. Hammond, J. Vanborn, > J. Wallace, B Griggsby, L. Leport, V.S. Holiderbuck, E.W. Kenton, J.B .Nash, > C. Nash, J. Nash, W.W. Boak, S.E. Wriston, S. Brookford, J. Ross, R.G. > McKee, M. Phelps, L. Swartout, D.C. Mettison, E.S. Veach, R .Rogers, W. > Green, F. Charles, A. Stephenson, A. Bell, J. Stewaot, S. Hodley, B.H. > Winship, F.B. Winship, F.M. Hilberson, J. Carpenter, M.G. Stearns, L. > McMackin, C. Warner, D. Dills, J.E. Drake, D.H. Williams, E. Dale, J.E. > Jhaw, E.C. McIntire, A.L. Weston, J.W. Vorhees, S. Barton, W.S. Bennett ,O. > Wilson, J.J. McCall, H.M. Hamilton, A. Pierce, W. Miller, H. Cranmer, Z. > Pierce, T.J. Bennett, E.P. Stuart, J. Strang, W. King, E. Boree, A. Garnett, > E. Quigly, C. Holley, J. Correns, J.S. Jennings, J.M. Sparks, J.D Wilcox, T. > Gardiner, J.L. Steele. P. D_cson, J.H. Parmer, J.E.S. Veach, J.W. Brush, J. > Molter, Dr. E. Buckwell, M. Burke, G.M. Cotton, K.E. Norton, J.B. Hixson, C. > Howk, W.H. Waterbury, C.P. Baker, B. Brown, J.N. Lemen, H.H. Ferguson, B. > Morton, J. Foxell, A.J. Balmey, W. Blakeley, R.J. Wicks, L.T. Earthan, J.H. > Dills, A.E. Wells, V.L. Acorn, J.H. Fletcher, E. Sergeant, J.J. McCall, J. > Tryon, J. Holmes, R.B. Hall, Rev. A. Acord, G. Wilson, J.A. Gwinn, J.P. > Anderson, J.H. Hardy, F.B. badilla, F. Dittema, W.C. Greenleaf, J.L. Cox, W. > Grace ,B.F. Connelly, W. Allendaffer, W. Burnes, J.L. Sackett, L. Teitts, > J.J. Hopkins, S.S. Becker, T.M. Slaughter, F.M. Schell, T.B. Van Winkle and > brother, W.V. Barch, A.T. Gillespie, J.J. McCall, W.M. Hanloy, J.R. Moulton, > W.H. Benedict, R.H. McIlroy, G.R. Berford, S. Worduson, P. Flaerty, J. > Smith, J.W. Vorhees, H. Sweet, C.W. Saunders, W.S. Alexander, D.C. Snider, > Col. Johnson, J. Kearney, J. Porter, G. Worick, S. Burket. > > The following persons have arrived at Yreka, Siskkiyou county, and at > Shasta, by Noble's Route: > YREKA > Illinios - Capt. Isaac Mead, Alford Mead, G.H. Blankenship, Frank Gibbs, > J.J. Westbrook and four Germans. > Wisconsin - F.R. Striker, J. Bonndy, Charles Stiles, Ira Ferris, Chas Rice, > Francis Kugeht, Oscar Judd, C. Barrett, T. Box, Anson Turner, J.G. Moss, > Chas. B. Moss, L.M. Brown, Ford Myers. > Michigan - Albert Matthewson, G. Chapman > Missouri - P.H. Poindexter, E.C. Sh_arer, > J.Q. Adams, Iowa - Jno. Henry Parker, Ohio > SHASTA > Wisconsin - Nathan Parish and wife, Daniel Parish and wife, Caleb Parish and > wife ,H.F. Wood, D. Dunn, P.K. Kearny, Mr. Madison, Edmund Purdy, Mr. > Parley, Mr. _oble, John Kelly, George McComber and wife and child, Mrs. Dr. > Morse, Jason Hitchcock, Parley Foster, H. Mattison. > Indiana - C.E. Edwards, Wm. Edwards, H. Stockton, John Judson, A. Joy and > wife and 3 children, H. Crable, Wm. Crable, Mr. Crawford, D. Tripp, Mr. > Merritt, Mr. McIntyre, wife and child, Mr. Tinkham and wife. > Illinois - I.P. Miller, J.K Hoyt, W. Strong, James Eden. > Ohio - Daniel Snyder, J. Warren, J.D. Randall, Wm. T. Beatty, Edward Chaney, > J. Clark, M. Simpkins, Wm. A. Dudley, J. I Brown, T. McGuire, J. McGinnes, > J. Love, J. Patterson., G. Miles, J. Sandlin, J. McNulty, J. Paskell, J. > Parvin, Geo. Rice. > New York - J. Hibbard, Joseph Hibbard, P. Combs, S. Combs. > Missouri - A. Price and wife, D. Branch, M. Branch. > > DEATH FROM DRINKING COLD WATER - H.C. Carter of Boston, (Mass.,) died > suddenly on Sunday morning, near Auburn, while on his way to the American > River. The cause of his death is supposed to be from the effects of drinking > cold water to excess, while overheated. The deceased had recently arrived in > this State on the ship North America. > > BIRTHS > On Shaw's Flat, Aug. 31st., Emeline M. EDWARDS, of Oswego, N.Y., wife of > John Edwards, of a son. > DIED > OBITUARY - Died in this city on the 21 inst., of cholera, in the 42d year of > his age, HARVEY D. SMITH, formerly of Hartland, Niagara Co., New York. Mr. > S. was beloved and respected by all who knew him - his was a rare instance > of that charity and kindness of heart towards his fellow man - pure morality > and patience and perseverance under necessity, that but few who are in the > hardening pursuits of a competency retain. And whether in his various > occupations in his native State, Mississippi or Louisiana - whither he went > in quest of it, or in California in mining or mercantile pursuits, he has > stood the test and come out as pure as gold as is probably the lot of > mortals to attain. But the days of his pilgrimage are over: his example and > precept can no more influence his fellow man; but his memory will never > depart from those who knew and appreciated his character. New York papers > copy. > At Carricita, near Warner's Ranch, Aug. 29th, Don DAMASO LOPEZ, a native > of Spain, but for many years a resident of New Mexico. He leaves four > children at school in St. Louis, Mo. > At Santa Barbara, on the 27th Aug., DON JOSE A. MENENDEZ. > At San Gabriel, July 18th, MARIA REID, aged 27, wife of Felipe Reid. > On board steamship Oregon, Aug. 30th, of dysentery, SYLVESTER PEARSON, of > Newark, N.J. > On board steamship Independence, Aug. 30th, of congestion of the bowels, > H. DONNOVAN, of Charleston, S.C. > > ______________________________