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Augusta Isabel(la) McFarland
- Augusta Isabel(la) McFarland1849 - Abt 1939
Facts and Events
| Name |
Augusta Isabel(la) McFarland |
| Alt Name[1] |
Richardson _____ |
| Gender |
Female |
| Birth[2][3] |
26 Dec 1849 |
Farmington, St. Francois, Missouri |
| Emigration[7][10] |
Abt 1854 |
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| Marriage |
3 Nov 1868 |
Carpinteria, Santa Barbara, Califto Henry Clay Richardson |
| Death[4] |
Abt 1939 |
143 B Street (her daughter Sallie's home), Oxnard, Ventura, Calif |
| Burial[5][6][9] |
Abt 1939 |
Ivy Lawn Cemetery, Oxnard, Ventura, Calif |
| Other? |
1940 |
Ventura Countyhad her estate settled in a lawsuit, case #022868, Misc |
| Reference Number? |
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150 |
It was told to Helen Fultz Cox by Lucy Cox that when a child
Augusta watched both her parents killed by carpetbaggers.
References
- ↑ Coxtree/Santa Barbara Co. Historical & Biographical Record, Page: 513.
- ↑ Coxtree/Santa Barbara Co. Historical & Biographical Record, Page: 513.
- ↑ Coxtree/Genealogy in Missouri, Url: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~pattijo/
Missouri Genealogy Web site.
- ↑ Coxtree/Death Takes Pioneer Here At Age Of 90, Location: Oxnard, Ventura Co. (circa 1939).
- ↑ Coxtree/Death Takes Pioneer Here At Age Of 90, Location: Oxnard, Ventura Co. (circa 1939).
- ↑ Coxtree/K Cox.
- ↑ Coxtree/Death Takes Pioneer Here At Age Of 90, Location: Oxnard, Ventura Co. (circa 1939).
- Coxtree/Santa Barbara Co. Historical & Biographical Record, Page: 513.
- ↑ Located in Section A, Plot 31, Site 9
- ↑ At age 15 she left Missouri for California, taking a boat in
New York. Her boat was detained for three days as the nation
mourned the assassination of President Lincoln. The party
crossed the Isthmus of Panama on a train and then took a boat
to San Francisco; the trip lasted 30 days. The "family" (she
had no immediate family, as both parents died in Missouri when
she was a child -- see Cit. 14 and 37) first settled in
Petaluma in Sonoma County, then migrated to Carpinteria in
Ventura County.
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